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Show 6EV The Sail Lake Tribme Wedaeaday, November 9, 19R3 Granite Superintendent to Be Graded It looks as if Granite School District Superintendent John Reed Call may be getting a report card of his own in the future. The Granite Board of Education last week voted to begin work on. devising a system for evaluating the superintendency. The board had discussed ideas for developing an evaluation system in previous meetings and some board size of Granite might have devel- members were concerned that it would become too lengthy and complicated. Joyce Higashi, a board member who is pushing to get the evaluation criteria established, offered to go through information from the National Federation of Suburban School Districts and the National School Board Association to obtain data on programs other districts the UtThe board decided to have Ms. Hi- Minam gashi and board member the with superinmeet Farnsworth tendent to develop an evaluation to be applan that would later have proved by the board. Dr. Call suggested they begin d work early next year after bean has gath information ered. back-groun- $2 OFF Model train enthusiasts from around area will be able to gather information when Something Superior for your Interior. Coupon good seven days a week. Coupon good now thru Nov. National Model Railroad Association has its 2nd annual show Friday and Saturday. 20, 1983. Model Train Show Opens Friday Odds are that when you were a kid either you or somebody in your family had a model train. Maybe it was your father's old set or your brothers. Or maybe it was your very own. Americans have a definite fascination with the old Iron Horse. On Friday and Saturday, local train modelers will be able to show their skills, and those interested in the hobby will be able to gather information when the Wasatch Division of the National Model Railroad Assocation hosts its second annual Model Railroad Show The show at the Northwest Multipurpose Center, 300 N. 1300 West, Salt Lake City, will run Friday from to 10 p.m. On Saturday the doors will open at 9 a.m. and close at 4 p.m. Admission will be J1 per person with a 32 maximum per family Featured will be two large operating layouts made up of several individual sections The sections, or modules, are individually designed by members of the Wasatch Divi- 6 sion. The modules are connected together to form a truly unique layout, said Ric Bezzant of the Wasatch Division. Each section reflects the theme the builder wishes to portray. Awards and Achievements Other attractions will include clinics, railroad movies and slide presentations, a flea market of model railroading items and commercial exhibitors with displays of new products. For the older kids, there will be an operating layout featuring the older and popular Lionel Trains of the 1950s, Mr Bezzant said. "Model Railroading is one of the most versatile of all hobbies. Its a fascinating world of railroading, real and model. With this show we hope to open the doors to a wonderful hobby that can be a most pleasurable activity for years to come. Top Employee Named LAYTON Layton Fire Chief John H. Adams has been named Employee of the Month by the Layton City Council. Tap Aviary Chairman Rendell N. Mabey, a Salt Lake City attorney and bird breeder has been selected as chairman of the cently appointed r Tracy HBrW Board. Aviary Gainor Ben-Inet- t, immediate past chairwoman (of the Utah Muse-suof Natural istory board, was named as n. Board mem- - Mr. Mabey bers hope to have the finalists for the avairy director selected for the boards Dec. 7 meeting citizens board was A created by the Salt Lake City Coun- cil, Oct. 4, to oversee the Liberty Park facilitys budget, its capital improvement needs and the needs of the birds and other animals housed there. Alumni Chief Tapped Robert McQuarrie, 843 S. 900 East, has been elected president of the University of Wisconsin Alumni Club of Utah The Utah group is one of 85 Wisconsin Alumni Association clubs nationwide. Meteorologist Selected John E. Geisler, professor and chairman of the University of Utah Department of Meteorology, has been elected to University Corporation for Atmospheric Research. The corporation, a consortium of 49 American and Canadian universities, oversees the operation of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo A graduate of Florida State University with a bachelors degree in physics and the University of Illinois with a PhD. in astronomy, Dr. Geisler joined the university faculty in July 1982. He is a fellow of the American Meteorological Society. Alumni Club Elects Robert McQuarrie, 843 S. 900 East, has been elected president of the University of Wisconsin Alumni Club of Utah. 23rd East full-tim- fire e chief in He career 1975. began his with the city in 1952 by working in the public works de- partment. He then joined the fire basis in department on an ll 1953 and was named fire chief in 1957. He resigned the spot a few years later but remained on the force. on-ca- Members Doc Allen, who st So., 466-261- 2 S1 Non-Membe- Reservations Available. Current Releases Available. 2350 Parleys Way 23rd East 21st So. 466-261- 2 PIC ir SEE 40 LADIES BASEBALL retired earlier this year, has been a volunteer for the sheriffs office for more than 20 years. As a volunteer, he has performed background investigations on prospective deputies, jailers, jail medical personnel, reserves and civilian employees. SHIRT. Polycotton, crew neck and v neck, k sleeve baseball shirt Ladies sues S, M and L Boys sues 6 16 Assorted colors Machine wash BOVS Fire Department Needs Volunteers Special to The Tribune MIDVALE The Fire Department is looking for a few good men to fill its volunteer or women - fire roster. Fire Chief Merrill Ross said the department needs to fill 10 spots va cated because of retirement, or by volunteers who have left the area. The department has been a volun teer organization since around 1916, and Chief Ross said the department is allowed 44 positions for volun- teers Because of the retirement of several members and others who have moved from the area, including one who left the state, the department only has 34 volunteers. Chief Ross said this puts a burden on the department, especially during 2 the day when many of the volunteers are at 2 rs PIZZA OVEN VIDEO Dubbed Vital Volunteer Dr Joseph H Doc" Allen, former chief anesthesiologist at St. Marks Hospital, has been honored by the Salt Lake County Commission as a Vital Volunteer for the Salt Lake County Sheriffs Office. 21 man cm movie get one FREE All a plaque from the city, was named & Open 7 days a week from 11:30 a.m. FREE VIDEO MOVIE RENTAL Chief Adams, who will receive New Hours: 2350 Parleys Way work. Volunteers must live in the Midvale area and be able to respond to a call within five minutes. They are paid $5 per call. 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