OCR Text |
Show ! - SP DESERH- NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 75 22, i ! Promotion budget Hearing Nov. 12 in police assault ! ment and Promotion Beard $ Boar'1 of Education tool: steps towards construction of one new elemental y school oiiO U'O replacement schools Tuesday r.ig.it Sumner School and Sale of earthquake-damagea new policy on student fund raising projects in the high schools were also reviewed at the panels The Salt Lake Csfc d rpgolar mPPhng How a Construction, Inc , 653 W 100 Sou h , was awarded me contrail to build a new elementary school in the Morfon Meadows area in northwest Salt Lake City. The companys $1,690,167 bid, lowest of 14 submitted Oct 14, includes air conditioning Architects and Scott, Louie and Browning Engineers, lvf4 S State, w.ll desgn a new s hool to replace Wasatch Elementary School, 1155 E South Temple Facilities in the current structure are antiquated, inadequate and do net meet the slate fire code, the board was told The new building, housing 500 school yeai students, chou!d he ready for the 197i-7Architects are already planning a replacement o 1-- for Washington Elementary School, 183 W. 500 North, and the admmsuation has recommended selection of an Urctu'rt for new Lns.gn Elementary v iooI, 475 F St d The former Sumner School, East, was also a discussion topic as the board reviewed letters iron, bait Lake- - city commissioner Jennings Phillips Jr and the U S Department of Housing and Uiban Development 650-3r- The city plans to purchase the site to develop a senior citizens center and park Phillips said the city is ready tn conclude the agreement. HUD notified the board of a $325,000 grant to the city for the project The board will make a decision at its next regular session The Chairman Fran Kauri said the considerably hichcr thsn the 1975 budget ef $489,0(10, reflects substantial increases m tourism and other related activity. He said the increased figure was approved because income to th board is up from the mci eased transient room room tax, 2 5 percent on motel-holrentals. The budget now goes to the county audtoi& oiI.ce and later for County Commission action m December, Haun said The board chairman said ski business is triple what it used to be in Utah and convention activity has doubled m Preliminary hearing for two West J. rdan men c'v-ge- d with assaulting a Midvale police officer will be Nov 12 ui Salt Lake City Court. The men filed a motion Tuesday asking to be released without payment of $1 300 bond each Charged with assault on Midvale Officer Leonard Treadway weie Frank Onofre Garcia, 13. 76A3 S 2030 West, and Lairy Antnony Montez, 19, 7936 S. 1700 West. Midvale officers were investigating (562,000 budget for 1978 has beer, by the Salt Lake County Develop- A set a disturbance at an apartment when the accused allegedly struck Treadway and kicked two other officers, according to a complaint signed by Officer Ray Baarz The lane squeezing on I 15 bet wet n 2 rd and 72nd Souln that has been going on for K'veral weeks hopefully will he over by thr fr t week in November Three and four lanes of truffle are bing squeezed iiihi two lam 5 while IVlir Kiew,t Sens Construction Co resurfaces 21 bridge decks with a special waterproof concrete Warren Mornmgstar, information specialist, Utah Department nt Ttanspoitation, said with the exception of some minor woik-- that will he completed t spring, ail of the work north oi 5900 South is complete South of 5900 South the woik is about 50 pc i cent complete wheh includes the structures rii-A- now a challenge, he replied, but up to it. And ell of this means that more money js spent tn the community. Ke said Sail Lake : as been opening up as aveiage of 300 new hotel rooms a year for the past Lie years, and a similar pattern is expected next year also asked about The chaii.iiaii travel projections for Convention and Visitors Bureau staff during the comirg Its were living year He said the staff traveled more the past year and we are projecting an increase for this year, too of projects hi schools will be curtailed under a new prepared by the four principals and the proliferation fund-raisin- g dirtrict high policy students Secondary Activities Committee over I 215 M ISJSSlk jf&3fa,WL lane squeeze' nearly over 15 the past year pnd metclc jio is nitod if are able to keep their rooms filled iu view of past and new construction: and the railroad Good weather has allowed the contractor to work steadily since the contract was awarded, but the project could be delayed if the weather turns bad If the weather remains the same the work should be completed by the first week in Novernhpi Next spring asphalt ramps will be installed to eliminate slight bumps as niotonsts travel over the bridges he said According to department records, the h Hi so d'JVS 0 Complete the project That time expired last Friday con-tnuO- ir is i ow f xiVl F rL CO. CRE.D jHiP H ANCLES S3V6 20 on snowmobile suits for the whole family. Reg. 219.95 Master Snow "proved Toro 20 only 33 lbs yet looks and (eels more rugged and handles eus ly Throws up to 20 ft in light snow 6 of wet, heavy, sticky snow H oh imnaq rnnsl'iirtinn virtually rustproof Luggod rcboer tire 20 on all Sals 22.39 Reg. 27.89. You get the look of fashion with our snowmobile suits And more You get a strong ny(on she1! and i.nmg wdh warm polyester fiberfiii insulation Heavy slip-oduty front and leg zippers for easy slip-oAttached hood with drawstring elastic trouser stirrup scraps anj acrylic pile collar In black with yellow racing n, ff Men s, women s and chsidren ski parkas 100 nylon witn potyester fiberrnl str.pes and wh'te piping Machine washable Mens sizes S M,L XL Womens sizes S.M.L Teen sizes, cg 23 93, Sale IS. 13 T ot sizes, reg 19 89 Sale 15.S3 Sale prices effective thru Saturday, thru Sunday at Granger, Not Use the JCFenney Time Payment Plan or our convenient Layaway. Assorted colors-cty'c- s S.M.L, XL Saie prices effective thru Saturday, thru Sunday at Granger & Bountiful In Downtown, Bountiful 20 Off ail western outerwear. Greatest selection of men's rugged Available in western outerwear. leathers, downs, nylon quilts and cotton denims Big 20 savings. Western shop , iji ci Bountib i CVvrt. elective thn riav. isru Sunday si Granqa' Downtown Sait Luke Bo-mld- i iiS Cottonwood 0'rcr--Urivefs,- 5 Moil Vai'ey Downtown 3 ait Fsir-Gr- e Lick Bountiful Mali t . n. i, A ft 'xjs.ja, Cottonwood faiS Orem 'University V2I$y WsSl hdr-Grang- cr I |