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Show nil 9 m r,""lllMII. west valley view By City Thursday, July Planners 15, 1982 - Home Preschool Is Approved WEST VALLEY. The first application submitted since the city revised its child care ordinance was approved here Thursday by the City Planning Commission. The application was filed by Jean Gowans, a home preschool op- erator who worked closely with the planning staff on drafting the ordinance. The approval will allow up to 12 children in her preschool at 3487 Crest-fiel- d Dr. Staffers pointed out that neighbor reaction to Mrs. Gowanss preschool clearly in dicated the operation was an asset to the not neighborhood, a liability. The commission required Mrs. Gowans to complete fencing her rear yard and to add a hand rail along steps into the home. In other matters, commission members heard a rezoning request that would allow a convenience e store-gasolin- station across Parkway Boulevard from City Hall, but told the applicant they were uncomfortable with the particular type of zoning being sought. Stiimson, Inc. is (commerseeking cial) zoning on the 1.22 acre parcel at 2510 So. a C- zone, they require a conditional use permit from the commission, k which means a delay. Wangsgaard said he was reluctant to delay the project. 2 zone; in C-- 2 Redwood Road. The board felt a 2 zone was too intense and might open the door to commercial uses not desirable in the area. two-wee- C-- Members asked heard a request from Angel Assuras for M-- l (manufacturing) zoning on 4.9 acres at 3605 Road. So. Redwood The requested zoning would allow her to continue renting the property for storage of heavy equipment. Ron Case Roofing Co. currently stores equipment at the site. Decisions on both rezoning applications C-- Wangsgaard' said the convenience store would be a $500,000 investment and would include a gasoline station. Legia Johnson of the four-islan- Redwood d Community Council said many area residents had ex The ' BENNION. A blood drive will be held in Bennion stake Tues- worked in the primitive area of the Uintas, cleaning up fireplaces and garbage, to qualify for the service requirement. The oldest of the Hunt children, he completed ninth grade this spring at Kennedy junior high, where he was a member of computer and Spanish clubs and was in the Honor Society. He was a Crusader of the Month and received honors in math, Spanish and attendance. He scout day at the stake center, 2200 W. 6400 South. The drive will be from 4 to 8:30 p.m. We hope to get 15 donors from each of the nine wards, explained Owen Richardson, chairman of the drive. Turn those dont wants around your house into ready cash.. Just place a low-co- Bryan Hunt Green Sheet classified! placed 11th in a state math test for junior high students. He completed his requirements for the Eagle badge in troop 844, with Ray Capell as scoutmaster. He has been patrol leader and holds the Arrow of Light and On My Honor awards. Familiarity St. Is Paul's Topic KEARNS. Rev. Clayton Hammell will conduct worship services at 9:30 Sunday morning at St. Pauls Lutheran church. The sermon title will be Familiarity breeds contempt. Young people from third grade through high school are being invited to an ice cream social and volleyball activity at 5 p.m. mm o Crisco Swanson Oil Fried Chicken Frozen & Bood Drive Is On Stake Slate mw spegdm m hmv me..os Plump GRANGER. Bryan Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hunt, has been elevated to the rank of Eagle Scout. 6400 West. said. The commission also members maintained their preference for a l zoning request. Becomes An Eagle 17-l- pressed a desire for this type of store in the area. The store would operate from 6 a.m. to midnight, seven days a week, Wangsgaard But commission Stiimson owner Robert Wangsgaard to consider revising his request to l (also commercial), a change which would require the application to go through another step before final approval. . Gas pumps, Wangsgaard pointed out, are a permitted use in a C- C-- -l Hunt Boy are expected July 22. The board also gave preliminary and final plat approval for Martin Village, a duplex subdivision on 3.8 acres at 3900 So. ',T' Pure Vegetable Oil Juicy Bonus Pack 1 I g;Lf 2-l- SIWJ Reg. 24 oz. f' Dog Food b. pkg. 0 2,4,J69C Bread wncMi Safeway Premium ,oa,79c White Bread , Hamburger Buns r S0S .5?e59e S. 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