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Show 14 , 1,N V L4R, Th,' Apra ,q :114 r.o 1 th4itea 7,,f pril at, 6 in I .) t Met- - tr,t 4. Krin r;,- 1:141 t tr,r11 r.) Tittir.da. llas fr ,,,,-- l'h.frto v. be pri4- "Fidd!et On the Rua,-and tornt,rrow ton4t1t by 9:n1 Elementrurn RItert Frr t:iry Shovi, time is 7 p tn at the Valley Jritr fLgh School Auilltorturn. 4195 !!t! r.t! 7,4 F A oughtms.e p tr.Jur,!A pr,)t,rarl et b., t A Retired Persons Association American Association for Retired Persons chapter has been chararea Setered in the Midvale-Sandniors are invited to come meet new friends and attend informauve programs Meetings are held at Copperiew Community Center. 34o W 600 South. at 7 p m rt,cing,rtPartnt.,. !It:A' l'Jrt nt, in. Vtfl tr,rct.--,:e,sr-- Jr t!. y I ht, pr4,r.arn Timt-- 5 V aril 4r. :j morr t4)r. 4.44.1rKing 634) p m 211; E. t 71)94) Pri..4rtghtrut;un h are rlit akIrr,ittc4d ur.3 Noontime Netviork and Llier(he Jog and tAercbe at the Jordan River ParkS 171.0) acros from Raging Azo, ater. from 8 a tn to p m sei.en da:,, a veek Free Jogging Preschool Sm.) time This program for children ages four and five s held at: 10 a m., at the Salt Lake City Public Library, 209 E. 500 South. in the second floor story room. 1115 m ut Rose Park Library. 1185 West low North. 9 30 a.m. at East Mill Creek Library. 2266 Evergreen Ave (3425 Si. Free I Lotheelchair Exercise Course 35U N, Redwood Rd ,behind ated Agriculture Building on latrgrounds the w heelchair exercise course ts open seven days a week from 8 a m - 5 Parents may check toys fur their children. infants through age six. at Whitmore Library. 2197 E. 7200 south. Free. Borrow Toys out educational pm Hike and Bike Trail A hike and bike trail from WOO N. to the Fair- grounds along the Jordan River 1.5 miles) is open seven days a week from 8 a m. to 5 p.m. Free i Radio Controlled Join Shirley Reed for "A Reading of Indian Poetry,- for this week's Noontime Network Noontime Network is held at the YWCA. 322 E. 300 South from noon to I p m and is open to the pub The equestrian Equestrian Trail trail runs from North Temple to 180) North on west side of Jordan River !pen to tbe public from 8 a m. to 5 p m seven days a ,Aeek Free to Ad- Valley City SI etfl at 772 E in p 1.11 Park Library, 1185 W 1o00 North F ree Chess thess for Fun and learning fun for sixth graders and up will be provided every Saturday through April 12 from 9 to 1130 a m at Whitmore Library. 2197 E. 7200 South. Registration re- Modelport Frida). May -- The Films Friday Film Series Jean Simmons" This week: The Blue Lagoon,- will be shown in the third floor Lecture Hall, Salt Lake City Library. 209 E. 500 South. Showtime is 2 p m. Tickets are 25 cents. 9 30 a m. at Preschool Story lime the Holladay Library. 2150 E. 4800 South, 10 a m. at South Jordan Library. 10300 South Beckstead Lane. 10 a m. at the South Salt Lake Library. 2480 S. State Street: --and 11 a m at Avenues Library. 455 F.. Street Preregistration required Ballroom Dancing sponsored by the Friendly Club. is held every Frie day night at the Northwest Center. 1300 W. 300 North. Admission is $2 per person for memLabers. and $2.50 for dies are required to wear dresses Multi-Purpos- A confidenWomen In Jeopardy tial counseling and education group for victims of domestic violence to share experiences and acquire information and resources to help them live a life free of battering and psysupchological abuse. This rr.Irt group meets every Monday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Star Shows At 2 p m. every Saturday. Interstellar Junes explains to families and children age nine and up how we know what we know about stars their distance, size, temperature and formation at Hansen Plane-tarium. 15 S. State Street. The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket," a star stio'w forchildren ages four to eight. is featured at II a m. Admission is $I 50 for adults. $1125 for students and senior citizens and $I for children under 12. If you are mothTeen Outreach er or pregnant teen and need some recreation and social contact, join Teen Outreach. The group meets every Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the YWCA. 322 E. 300 South. The group offers arts and crafts ?nod speakers on a variety of topics. Free child care is available. Tuesday. May 6 Sunday. May 4 Sack Lunch Seminar The Chicana Women in Utah..-- 1 conjunction with Hispanic Awareness Month. is the topic of today's Sack Lunch Seminar. Sack Lunch Seminars are held in the Women's Resource Center. 293 Union Building. University of Utah. from noon to 1 p.m. Free. Dream Interpretation Classes on dreams and how to interpret them through Jungian dream analysis will be offered the second and fourth Tuesday of every month from 7:30 to 9.30 p.m. at 4521 S. Julip Dr. (430 East). Preschool Stor) time This program for children ages four and five is held at Whitmore Library. 2197 E. 7000 South. at 9 a.m. Scrabble Pla)ers Club 6:30 p.m. every Tuesday at Mama Julienne's Pizza. 2194 W. 3500 South. Cost is $I. Round Dance Ballroom Classes for adults are held every Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. at the Salt Lake City Recreation Center. 237 S. 1000 East. Partners required. Advanced registration requested. Located at 2600 SunBogle Zoo ayside Ave.. ogle Zoo is open 363 days a year. Open 9 a m. to 6 p.m. daily. Cost is $3 for adults. $1.50 for children 5 to 16 and senior citizens. Children under 4 are free. A series Beginning Experience of classes and small group discussions for divorced. separated and widowed persons is offered by the YWCA every Sunday from 6:30 to 8.30 p.m. The group discusses issues such as isolation. sexuality. loneliness. single parenting and dating. The cost is $3 for YWCA members and $10 for The Granite Spring Concert Symphony will present its Spring Concert tonight at 8 p.m. in Symphony Hall. This will be the symphony's major performance prior to an international tour in June and July General admission tickets are Youth care YWCA. 322 E. 300 South. Child are ImImprove Speaking Skills prove your public speaking skills by beterrnin.,ng City by tr-o, load Wu. u1 depenIng and bus;ness necessary to transact the business. of the city. Said increases of decreases shall be made annual only alter the receipt of the recommendation from tile in elected ',eldom ea.,y cal government The AQrk C311 be denianding and tnt.ise holding requiring far more energy and centrIbutien ef persons leisure hours than any normal salary scale can adequately compensate. inServing on a city council. tor as same working stance. Isn't the a's a clerk in a convenience Store And there are always thos taxpayers who feel a particular council member's service is actually worthless. The Murray City Council has decided to deal with this with an annual review of the salaries paid its elected officials. to be conducted by the citys Personnel Advisory Bard. an independent group ut city residents: While such a process is not immune from problems. it is a fairly common and effective method for these sorts of matters. Murray City Council members now receive a flat rate of $702 a month. regardless of the number of meetings they are required to attend. They recently tried to give themselves a pay raise. increasing their salary to $300 monthly, but retreated when public complaints argued paying such a high salary to a part-tim- e City Council want justified. Council members haven't given up on their raise. however. They responded with an ordinance that states: "The amounts of remuneration may be increased or de ! periodically crea:)ed Council ty ti.Jw salary Personnel Advisory Board Said recommendation shall not be binding upon the council... Aftor being adopted by the counvetoed by cil. the ordinance who Mayor lavar C. McMillan. characterized the independent review as just a way for council members to get their raise by stealth. Council members recently overrode the mayors veto. Mayor McMillan may be correct as to why council members are pushing so hard fur this ordinance. but that doesn't discredit the otherwise reasonable notion of regularly scheduled. independent reviews for elected officials pay. If members of the Personnel Advisory Committee can be insulated from the political pressure of elected officials. they should be able to objectively determine whether elected city officials are paid too much. too little, or enough. Elected officials make many sacrifices to assure the efficient operation of their communities and deserve proper compensation for their time and efforts. An objective. annual salary review by an tndependent citizen group should assure that Murray taxpayers are being fair and equitable with their elected municipal leaders. tiahns Merit Scholarships Awarded to 13 By The Associated Press Merit National scholarships of $2.000 each have been awarded to 13 Utah high school students to further schooling in their chosen fields. officials say. They are Nathan D. 'Voore of Bountiful iligh School: Robert S. Ward. Woods Cross: Layne R. Rake. Vitwmont: Jocelyn R. Johnson. Weber; John G. Swallow. Logan. Steven P. Belanger. Ogden: Thomas IL Hughes. Provo: Alyssa A. Ghkscheit. East: Spencer S. Hsu. Skyline: Vincent N. Iwasaki. Olympus: John Y. Ma. Highland. David F. Richards; Olympus. and Bryan D Croft. West Jordan. a new t and unique shop to Salt Lake. Come see us and take advantage of The Utah Alliance for Garage Sale the Mentally Ill. West Valley Chapter. is having a garage sale fundraiser for its educational program from 9 a.m. until dark today at Salt Lake County Fairgrounds (south of Murray Park in the flume Economics is Alurray Council Deserves Review of illembers' Pay ui uttitt A NEW NEIGHBO SaturtlaN. 3lay 3 re- Editorial Et g available and reservations quired l e Monday. May 5 Open to the public seven days a week. from 8 a m to 5 p m.. the modelport is located at 2100 N. Rose Park Lane. There is a $2 fee for those flying model planes, and a7e Ca;-...ta- quired. I .. r.:, ,;e1 Toth Cur Lbran! rt.! F abl I ootieti ZCIMI stores. orl.ce and s:,rnpri,ny menter, Toastmasters Club your apeaking skills in a Lin. TrL,.cieU Meet at tne Grea atmosphere Gat.sby Restaurant, 232 W 7J0 at 7 p m. Bedtime Stories Bedtime stories for children ages four to se en will be told tonight at 7 30 p m. at Whitn-iorLibrary. 2197 E. 7000 South. Latecomers will not be admitted. Preregiatration required, Women la Jeopardy A confidential counseling and education group for victims of domestic violence tu share experieinces and acquire informatioa and resources to help them Live a life free of battering and psychological abuse. This support group will meet every Monday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the YWCA. 322 E. 300 South. Child care is available and reservations are required. Youth Exercise Exercise for kids 10 to 17 years old. Class goes from 4 to 5,30 p rni through May 19 and is held at the Peterson Library. 9340 S. 700 East. Call library for fees and registration. 2 p.m. at Preschool Story time Salt Lake City Library. 209 E. 500 South. Stories for children every Monday. Also held at the Chapman Branch Library. 577 S. 900 West at 11.15 a.m. Lit-b- St tre 7.,o) Guitdr btmi)n,tr4t1n $ Tbe stic n at 11 a m Like tbe tniris lecti,Are hall of -(it? Library. 2f)9 E 500 South. Mickey s Trailer." and ft,p VanWinkle," 111 be t hose shown...at 1) 30 a m rr1.r - r vdne-d- a. hlrns LiC. Week. Calendar Th s I Garden Centre is - our professional, intimate surroundings and the THE GARDEN following special prices: CENTRE Building. IJdejc w SALE - NE no mil NE COUPON Ell mono mom am 1 1 IN STOCK RECEIVE I I I BM MOM 11111 , You must ,...; , - .,' 4 ,... N. our . ,, .1'..74e .,.. ,0 A ' '' . , . 4144 t .11 , , ' ' irif . . f t 4 iti . P 4' -- ii , .... ! ' , .b 0 ,.. 1147. ,, 'N ''' .4, I S. iftp . "N r ,,k, JP.' 1 :. gh: ' -- ' - (1 r 4, : ' It, et i ' 1 dinner-plate-siz- e blooms INTERIOR DECORATION loo ea. ,, I , 4 . I 4 4 ,,, , Keith Freaerickson, proprietor, has the answers to all ot yo',;r gardening crs.iestions. Please come in and get acquainted. r-- t J. 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