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Show The Salt Lake TribuneUTAH Saturday, December 26, 1998 S55 BOX ELDER UTAH A public hearing was held re- cently on the county's Elementary Effectiveness and Efficiency guidelines that will be proposed on County by County Jan. 13. The plan may recommend the 8pm closure of Central Elementary School at 210 Main St. in Brigham ima City. District School Superintendent Martell Menlovetold those at the hearing that the district has 4,000 fewer students than in 1989, and the decline is expected to last another four years. “Our fundingis based on the number of students, DUCHESNE emery Sevier Pts Wayne. hoe Sarfiold Washington The SATscoresin the Duchesne Wewerehoping for a big jump, Sepete Carhon Beaver — The Leader but we stayed the same,” said Lou- Morgan] Mitiard County School District in grades Daggett i ea _ not the numberofschools.” five, eight and 11 are belowstate averages, dashing the hopes of an improvement overlast year’s poor results. Cache: ‘ioe I Featured Today above the state averageof 50. — Uintah Basin Standard GRAND The third phase of a Moab trail ise Jorgenson, the district official systemis expected to befinished by who evaluatesthe test scores March. The Mill Creek Parkway Anotablediscrepancyis the dif- has been on the city’s drawing boards since 1968,andis designed for bicycle and pedestriantraffic. Phasethreewill tie together two other existing phases of the park that have already been built, says Moab Community Developmentco- ference in scores between fifth- grade students in Neola and Myton elementary schools. Where the Vlyton school scored an averageof 28 points on the batteryof tests, stu- dents at Neolascored 60 points, 10 ordinator David Olsen. Costof the parkwayis $900,000, with the federal government pay- ing for 80 percent ofthe project and Moab making up the difference. — The Times Independent SAN JUAN The Edgeof the Cedars Museum in Blanding will exhibit the oil paintings of Monticello artist Joan Weed from Jan. 7 to March 31 Weed moved to Monticello in 5,000acre feet of water from East UINTAH — The Park Record justice court judge and former Duchesne County sheriff has had “Where MySoul Speaks,” will feature Weed’s paintings of ruins at the Edge of the Cedars, Grand Clair Poulson to bring attention to underage drinking, drunken driving and alcoholism. He was in- Gulch, Hovenweep and Canyon- A proposal by Summit County and Park City to build a pipeline dent causedby a drunkendriver he had earlier given a light sentence to for the offense. “Tf some neverdrink because of the bookorothersfind the strength Snyderville Basin has been put on hold while other options are studied. The Rockport plan calls for a pipeline running from the reservoir to the Snyderville Basin. 5 spired to write the book, hesays, he felt any responsibility in the deaths of three people in an acci- from Rockport Reservoir to the on Every Item over Bonneville Books, was written by lands and Archesnationalparks, The museum at 660 W. 400 North is open daily from 9 a.m. to5 p.m. — The San Juan Record SUMMIT rn feasible. bythe natural beauty of the Four 1994 from the East Coast, drawn GET IN SHAPE IN 1999. ParkCity say they need morestudies to see which project is the most his fourth novel published. Thebook explores theeffects of underage drinking on the lives of four teen-agers in a small Utah town Point of Impact, published by Corners area. The exhibit, titled YEAR END CLEARANCE SALE CanyonReservoir. The county and after being asked by a reporterif to quit, myefforts in writing this book will be justified,” Poulson said. — Vernal Express Park City, The Canyons resort and a private water company are discussing a pipeline project for EY) ioyi) 1868°N.: Angel Si. Bee) nally, a little sce o 2 (North of Layton Hills Mall, near La Qui inta) heaven foryour coffeetable. COMESeMCNel} 565-9000 eR ccm tu eeae er Salt Loke City has always welcomedthe word to experience tis promised land we call home It’s our annual no tax sale. The goodlife in Salt Lake City hos now been capturedin o stunning new coffeetable Photojournal Salt Lake City: Welcoming the World. The text by Dick Nourse ond photoscollected by Francois Camoin show in words and Py baa a - pictures why poradise is such 0 great place to live | Salt Lake (ity: Welcoming the Worl Avision for your home. 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