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Show 3 Year-roun- Continued from page 1 traditional scheduling. Surplus Sales Operation To Be Relocated LAKE. The County Planning Commission Tuesday approved a request from John Mannos for a retail sales operation at 4974 So. Redwood. Mannos plans to relocate his present surplus sales operation at the new site. The commission put a stipulation on its approval which requires Mannos to build a block wall around a portion of the property. Continued for two weeks was request from Holiday Oil to add a a car wash to the gas station at 2729 W. 4700 South. The delay will give Holiday a chance to an - thing we need is advance planning time." Adamson said that although the new schedule seems to be working well, there are three areas which need more attention to help the system run smoothly. They are: an increased effort to coordinate district-wid- e activities d with scheduling; to find a solution to the problem of storage of materials for teachers who are "off track"; and to stimulate parent attendance at parent-teachconferences for those tracks which y receive report cards through a term. - SALT obtain d scheduling impacts the whole curriculum," she explained. "We have had to shift the wav we look at teaching, and probably the most important affidavit from a neighbor stating that he does not object to the addition. In the matters, zoning commission denied a request from Michael Hazlett, 2148 W. Surrey Cir. (6030 So.) to change his 1.5 acres from agricultural to 1. Bernice Kemp Claims 'Best Buys' Prize MURRAY. Bernice Kemp wan winner of a $50 gift certificate in the Green Sheets "Best Buys" contest ending Jan. 9. She and her husband, LaMar, live in Bennion and enjoy working on a variety of handicrafts. There were 216 entries received in the competition which required entrants to find words hidden in coupons and compile the phrase, "Shop locally." The winner was determined by random drawing. year-roun- - er mid-wa- McLellan that explained calendars for the coming school year had been printed and mailed out to patrons of the 10 schools affected by scheduling and were expected to be returned by early February. Track choices would then be computerized and mailed back to parents by early spring, allowing families to plan vacations ana other family business around the new schedules. "Were far ahead of where we were at this time last year, he told the board. In other action, director of school facilities Ross Wentworth gave a preliminary report to the board concerning installation of air conditioning at the five schools slated to go on schedules in July. The district, he said, was looking at a March bid year-roun- d year-roun- d ' the first tracks starting date in July. Wentworth also recommended the board continue its program of installing rubber matting on district playgrounds, in spite of the fact that matting was more expensive to install than sand or pea gravel. "We have to afford to keep these playgrounds safe, board president Gary Swensen noted. "No matter how costly it becomes, as long as we have playgrounds we must keep them safe. With liability issues increasing and lawsuits being lodged against school boards across the nation, "one accident can cost $3 million, $4 million, even $5 million," he pointed out. Assistant superintendent Riley ONiel pointed out that the district requires each school administrator to check both the building and grounds at least weekly for safety concerns. "But we need to establish a paper trail" of such inspections, Swensen suggested. We need thorough, complete and detailed information about be that anything may board member J. Dale Christensen inteijected. board asked Wentworth members if it was their intent to continue installation of rubber matting, to which board members gave a qualified affirmative reply on a basis. Administrators were instructed to find ways to better document safety inspections and to report back to the board in the near future. case-by-ca- State Audit Continued from page 1 elementary schools. In addition, the new figures put five other elementary schools Driggs, Meadow Moor, East Mill Creek, Upland Terrace and Pioneer with along Take a Lake Powell Getaway during January and February and save big. dePackage costs between $98-$14pending on boat size (normally costs ). between Includes 1 night lodging and 1 night houseboating. And with early check-ou- t and late check-in- , youll get up to 15 extra houseboating hours. Great winter fishing and serene beauty mean nows the time to discover Lake Powell for less. Advance reservations for details. required. Call at-lar- in PTA and with Primary cr,eI?,n f West Valley City. Wnght and wife Lila have five Childrens Hospital. children. He was a member of the seat Afterward, Wright noted that "each election takes a different number of votes to win." True, its not the seat Wright originally wanted. But although Wright for mayor rather campaigned than councilman, with this weeks appointment, he achieves two major objectives he had sought to represent all West last fall Valley residents and to be one among seven with a vote on the City Council (the mayor is also a council member). In becoming the second member of the current council, Wright also is in a better position to achieve another of his campaign goals by - at-lar- making sure that more residents become involved in civic affairs. About 20 relatives and friends attended the Tuesday evening session where the Wright was sworn in by City Recorder Karen Leftwich. Wright made it clear that he is pleased to be "in the game rather than a spectator." About the only major difference to surface last fall between Wright and Anderson was Wrights view that the mayor should be available during the day at City Hall. Wright, 5432 Janette Ave., is a retired public school teacher and administrator. He has 25 years service as a leader of Boy Scout programs. He also has been active committe Swensen added. "Unfortunately, they dont have the time to visit individual schools and theyve probably been fed some bad which recommended Pet Of The Week PRETTY KITTY ... This year old male Persian cat is up for adoption at the Humane Society of Utah, 4613 So. 4000 West. Groomers at Artistic Pet Groomery called him "docile, sweet and easy going." For mote information, call the Humane Society. Clearance Sale Pre-Invento- ry information." 0 On Our Save Entire Stock of Suits & Sportcoats 20-6- problem in whatever way possible including legislation, lobbying the State Board and working within the affected communities -and to report the results to the board by the end of March. The board unanimously endorsed her - recommendation. Flangas - Discover LakePowell for Less. Andersons vacant on the council. "We need to look at the schools themselves as well as the audit Churchill junior high and and to address the problem," Cottonwood high school just ONeil inteijected. Mrs. Sandstrom offered a slightly above state occupancy standards. formal motion that district Davidson, who works in the administrators the address classroom!" "The music room at Hill View is behind the stage," board member Patricia G. Sandstrom added. "I dont even know if they have heat in there and they want to use it to teach 15 students? That doesnt make sense to me." "I think Lynn hit the nail on the head," board member J. Dale Christensen said. "We need to write a letter to the State Board Bernice Kemp Continued from page 1 Tuesday evening, Wright finally got the six votes he really needed. It was then that the West Valley City Council voted unanimously to appoint Wright to fill out the two on remaining years - construction was industry, particularly upset over those figures. "The fact that theyre using exterior measurements to obtain their square footage instead of interior shows me theyre not thinking clearly and theyre being punitive," he said. "We need to send them the message loud and clear to get their head out of the sand a wide hall is not a 99 99 Suits from Continued from page 1 "as well as the council planning and zoning committee, and has set up a task force to compile facts for and figures library development on either of two site proposals presented to the County Library Board. 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