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Show Page 6—THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Teacher Salaries Up, But Trend Slowing 4, 1970 Teacher salaries continued to increase for the 1970-71 school year, but at a slowerrate than in 1969-70, according to a survey released today by the State Board of Education The study was compiled by Elvin H. Gssmen, specialist in Statistical research. Statistics showsthat the average increase in bachelor-degree salaries for the 1970-71 term was $491, or 6.6 crease of $338, or 4.8 percent, and a incremental increase of 7354, or 4.5 percent. Antes Schoo! District perAlpine sonnel received an average of $649, or 86 percent, which included $294 schedule increase or 4.1 percent, and $355 incrementai increase, or 4.5 per cent, including increase of $459 or 6.1 percent, with the schedule increase amounting to $140 or 2 percent and the incremental increase both the increase in salary schedules and annual length-of-service increments. The increase in schedules alons accounts for $262, or 3.4 per cent. Ths averageincrease in Provo District was $629, or 9.3 percent. This. included a schedule in- Heritage Hills. The top soil will be relocated and gravel placed in the roadbeds. an area that roads to be designed in the development of Land Project, Heritage Hills, Planned NearTiny Wallsburg Appearing to have escaped muchof life’s busy humdrumis the little, hidden valley of Wallsburg, situated at tue furthermost end of Provo Canyon in Wasatch County — but like most other small towns nowadays, it is also experiencing growing pains. While traveling upon the highway into Walisburg, extensive road building activity can readilybe seen alongthehillside slope. It is the first phase of a land project named, “Heritage Hills,” a project which is planned to become Heritage Hill's _village. The land development covers 6,000 acres of Wallsburg’s underdeveloped Round Valley hillside. The first plat of 29 twentyacreplots is to be sold for either investment or personal use, sold jointly with friends or resubdivided andpart resold. A minimum size of 100,000 square feet, or approximately 22 acres is to be maintained in this plat area. At the highway entranceinto the land development, a sign is placed which reads: “Heritage Hills — Utah's Four Season’s Recreational Community.” In keeping with the theme of “Recreational Estates,” plans are also in making for small, man-made lakes to be stocked with trout and give small boat accessibility; a nine hole golf course; a restaurant and possibly a western shopor twoof the curio type. Heritage Hills has been advertised in the Improvement Era magazine. Last month it carried an invitation to a free tour of historic Wallsburg and Heritage Hills to interested Conference visitors. This tour took place on Saturday. are working toward their doc- torate degrees at Duke Mr. Rollins is getting his degree in comparativeliterature andhis wife will receive hers in French.Mr. Rollins taughtin the BYU English department for two years and has also taught private piano lessons fer four years. In 1968 Mr. Rollins was graduated from BYU witha B.A. District were given an average being $319, or 4.1 percent The combined increase for bachelor degree teachers ranges from a low of 2.8 per cent in Beaver District (where there daughters, Laurie Ts: and Lynn N.M., where they were looking over someland investments they havethere. A sister, Mrs. Joan Snyderis caring for the Hanseen children and her own small son, Sterling, during their absence. Forthe firstth time in anumber of years the members of the Frank Hansen family of Provo have been together including the 1 salary WASHINGTON (UPI) —The government has added four more major population areas to its list «f communities with substantial or persistent unemployment NESTLES INSTANT ameRicAN FORK CHOCOLATE MIX OPEN SUN DAY 2B. CAN .. PILLSBURY CAKE MIX 3 xcs. 10 A.M. TILL 10 P.M. AMERICAN FORK STORE 10 A.M. TILL 9 P. M. ZESTA SALTINE id nad TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG. 269° 37° CRACKERS ALLEN’S COUNTRY STYLE SEEDIESS ALL BEEF 335100 LBS. SAUSAGE and TOKA LEAN TURKEYROAST ODI 719: FISH STICKS .. 49; *i CHiiL! CON CARRE NORBEST HIND QUARTER FAMILY PAK 15672. CAN. q MRS. ROLLINS ALOHA. HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE JUICE TOMATO SOUP 8".1) CINNAMON- Fuit PAN $e ORANGE JUICE ROLLS. Soa MR. ROLLINS VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE Barbers’ Meet Slated on Local No. 1, Utah State Barbers Guild Vernon E. Christensen, vice president, urges all barbers in Utah County, whether members of the Guild or not, to meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the County Commissioners’ (ES Pes TENSE a ec CANS 97° SCHICK NEW IMPROVED LATHER HAND LOTION Price Increase Plans are announced for a meeting on a proposed price for UNEMPLOYMENT SPREADS GROUND CHUCK TURKEY ROAST. Herman Larsen. The singing were down from Bountiful to Chambers, room 200, County group will give a number of visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Building, to attend and voice concerts while in Utah including Alma W.King in Orem. their opinions. singing at Brigham Young University Devotional Assembly on Thuesday, Oct. 6, and will be sightseeing and entertained by relatives andfriends, as well as attending General Conference in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Hanseen are expected home today or Mondayafter a visit of several days in Albuquerque, scheduled 3.97° PROVO - OREM SPRINGVILLE | About People | Mrs. Aca Kruse and the brother, highest teachers with a doctor's degree is $12,385. TUNA Yvonne Barguess, is a native of France. She taught French at ByMildred B. Hall visit of two daughters, Mrs. Jake 373-8563 - 373-0546 (Verna) Blocker from SavanGrandparents were inv'ted to nah, Ga., and Mrs. Larry (Gail) celebrate the second birthdayof Vernon from Maryland. WendyTaylor, daughter of Mr. Announcementhas been made and Mrs. Terry Taylor of Orem during the week. Favorite cake of the birth of a baby boy to and ice cream topped the social Thomas T. and Maurene Jensen evening as Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jensen, their fourth child, in Salt Jensen and the Elmer Gerber Lake City during the past week. Visiting the new parents today family called with greetings. are gr.idparents, Mr. and Mrs. Two Orem sisters were ThomasE. Jensen of Provo who thrilled and excited as they plan to take dinner for the new journeyed to Salt Lake City on family. The paternal grandWednesdayevening to meet the parents are Mr. and Mrs. arriving members of the Clarence Jensen of Salt Lake “Danske MormonKor”’ (Danish City Mormon Choir) who came by Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Jepcharteredflight to visit for some pesen of Orem note that their three weeks in Utah. Four of the son, ArmySpecialist Four Chris sisters of Mrs. A.C. Anderson Jeppesen reports himself as and Iva Larsen, Orem and a being well in a letter received brother and three cousins were fromhis present duty station at with the group,all of whomthey CampHorn, Da Nan", Vietnam. had not seen in many years. Healso states that he has been They include Mrs. Mable Lees appointed as district secretary and her husband, Orla Lees, for the LDS organization in that accompanied by a daughter and area amongthe service men. grandchild; Mrs. Helfra Hansesn, Mrs. Kare Christensen and Mrs. Carl J. Nelson and ranges from $8,430 in Piute District to $10,806 in Tooele District, Nine of Utah's 40 districts have salary lanes for teachers with doctor's degrees. Ths CARNATION in English anda B.A.in French. This year he received his Masters Degree from BYU in comparativeliterature. Mrs. Rollins, the former BYUforfour years andsheis on the Duke University faculty teaching French. A graduate of the University of ClairmontFerraud, France, in 1965 with a major in psychology, shealso is a graduate of a conservatory school of music. She received her Masters Degree in Franch from BYU in 1969. Alpine see * to $7,204 in North ay Work Toward Doctor's Degrees University in Durham, N.C. Personnel in the Nebo School (ras aig FT Couple, Former ‘Y’ Students DURHAM, N.C. — Mr. and Mrs. J. Barhon Rollins, Loth former Brigham Young University faculty members, percent. was no increase in schedules) to average maximumis $8,816. The bachelor degree 9.9 per centin Garfield District For 1969-70 the uta vee minimum and maximum for Provo District is $5,720 and ae$507, or ‘06 per cent ‘ $9,610; for Alpine District is compared with a life of $173, or $5,735 an $9,635; for Nebo 2.8 per cent in 1970-71. The District is $5,700 and Although these minim bachelor degree maximum was increased by$706, or 9.0 per cent near the bottomin the state, the for 1969-70, compared with $260, maximums areclose to the top in the state. For instance, Provo or 3 per cent for 1970-71. Bachelor degree minimums District's minimumis 28th, for Utah's 40 school districts Nebo's is 29th and Alpine's is range from a low of $5,630 in 26th. However, Alpine is third Wasatch District to $6,600 in highest for maximum, Prcvo is Daggett District. Bachelor fourth and Nebo is 13th. The average minimum and maximums range from a low of $7,660 in Wasatch District to a maximum master's degree highof $10,004 in Tooele District. salary fo Utah is $6,536 an The average bachelor minimum $9,194. The master’s degree for the state is $5,963 and the minimum ranges from $6,035 in 10 Oz. BOTTLE 13: SCHICK aruot 19% e 11 OZ. CAN $1.29 VALUE crtarercwn PACQUINS CINDERELLA HAIR SPRAY LOTION FOR EXTRA DRYSKIN 10% OZ. BOTTLE $1.09 VALUE........... % | * Provo Ye Springville te American Fork ye Orem |
