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Show Salt Lake Tribune, Tb Editorial , Education Office Needs Internal Auditor The Utah State Board of Education should heed the advice it received last week in Cedar City from legislators and hire an internal auditor for the State Office of Education. . school office. Wayne L. Welsh, the leg- islative auditor general, told board members many of the problems identified in a May 17 audit report of the state school office and the financial dealings of former State Superintendent G. Leland Burningham could have been avoided had an internal auditor been on the job. Lawmakers, including Rep. I, I R- - Frandsen, Lloyd '. H Bangerler Appoints Fire Chief to Panel ar Fair to Feature Care for Cats and Dogs . The Public Forum ; Tribune Readers Opinions with tha county attorney and then appear in court to testify. There was nothing they could do. t ' So goes the continuing saga of law No Law and Order Where does all the debris seen strewn oq the highways come from? 'I mean the lumber, strips of metal chunks of furniture and other potential sources of mayhem. Well, I have the answer, finally. I saw a large piece of flat metal fly out of a pickup truck just ahead of me and I have learned the type of people andprder. RALPH SEILER Bountiful Offers Apology Using Rice Stadium for the July 4 who do it. fireworks show was an opportunity I was on Interstate IS just north of for those of us at the university to be 3300 South. A truck was crossing from accommodating hosts to those who the left lane to the exit when a piece came to watch. of siding about I feet long flew out However, it has come tq our atten. and l.indtd Just ahead of me. tion that on July 4 members of one of I was able to get the license numour fraternity chapters sat on their ber and followed him to his worksun deck and were extremely rude ' ' and verbally abusive to people who piece. were walking and driving down 100 I told1 him what had happened. He South following the show. said he'd pay for any damage and would pick up the debris whea he hsd The fireworks show wu an event time. I told him I was going to report that caused traffic congestion all it to the police and hi sajp it would , around the valley and required the gi ve me something to de. MUence. pqd, Hotorstaadingofaii I said I hoped'dt-weul- d also give .Were sorry one of our organizations him something to do. He said it was not gracious enough to understand the situation and be good sports wouldnt. . about the confusion.-He was right. The Highwsy Patrol We apologize for the behavior of said I would have to file a complaint . . this one group and ask the community to recognize that the actions of one fraternity are not representative of the Greek system at the University of Utah as a whole. WENDY BARNHART Greek Council The Humane Society of Utah and Blue Ribbon Grooming are pleased to announce their participation in the Neighbor Fair Wednesday at Liberty Park from 10 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. I was enjoying Bob Ottums witty The society will give away 30 feline column July 14 about the blackout. and canine Immunization vaccines I could even agree that the Legislaalong with four sterilization surgeries for pets through the societys ture did pull a fast one with passage of the Parental Consent Bill But this spay neuter and immunization clinic. nutball bill is designed to circumThe fee for entering the drawings vent Planned Parenthood, whose speis 50 cents. HSUs clinic staff will be on hand to answer any questions recialty is fracturing the Fifth Commandment garding fees and services. They will alao schedule appointments for pets Reading further, I realized the inadequacy of Bobs vocabulary, when, to b steAhxed at the clinic ' he had to resort to blasphemy to deBlue Ribbon Grooming will be scribe a manual typewriter. Not only pampering pets with special hygiene does this break the Third Commandgroomings that will include cleaning ment, but is offensive to all Christians pets eyes, ears, nose, checking teeth, who love the Lords Prayer (Halcutting nails and belly shaves. The lowed Be Thy Name). fee will be $3 to 35 depending on aniHowever, Bob does have the right mal size and condition. Proceeds will idea when he says Go back! Go back, go to the society. America, before its too late. I would The groomers will also perform suggest wq go back to jweplng the live grooming demonstrations at Ten Commandments. WUhallthe caUsIfpphiesIo befall X AlTsnimals must be on a leash, or in our country in the put several years a pet carrier. Owners will be responcould it be that God is trying to tell sible for cleaning up after their anius something? mals and they will also have to supJEAN JEPPSON ply their own water bowl. Go Back!, Bob . a Wii 'll it i With Soup or Salad , Potato, Vegetable, Poll and Batter a . , r:u caiwx with Fttsc " ta.VIY TOP ' hi ad.' ! ours&ric area QUALITY fOOO in . '! , ot reasonable prices IXCILIINT URVICI CPENFQSLUNCH AT 11:00 A.M. wi Aits tnvsTt: f wirr ih chinisi food FONG LING STEAK 2741 SO. 467.2626 7 STATE T 1 J rzz WEDDING ifj EV7 Continued From Page 1 house for eight years and performed erything during the summer, said in last years musical production at Jack Jarvie, a Cottonwood High art garden, potted plants, green house or teacher. plant project they work on at home. The Triad Center. Mr. Rogers travels to each student's Mr. Jarvie takes classes to comIt's difficult to perform in musihome checking projects cals when your teaching school," she plete his masters degree, he help; Teachers usually get summer emsaid "You can't practice during the neighbors, does yard work, fixes ployment for financial reasons. I day, like other performers can. things around the house and helps hit have my second job to supplement son in their contracting business Ms. Timothy said her travels and 1 look my teaching income, explained forward to summer and musical experience benefit her Doug Howard, a biology teacher at teaching Students enjoy listening to getting away from everything Me Brighton High and a baker during the stories and seeing pictures. It's Jarvie said "I do my own thing, summer. Earning those extra dollars the questions students ask things I never consider doing year amazing means taking a family vacation, havabout people and customs in other around " ing extra money for a rainy day or countries, she said "Summer makes school easier to helping make ends meet. But not all teachers have specific bear when I go back in the fall," he Mr. Howard would rather work 11 summer jobs. T do a little bit of ev- - said , months a year. If teachers had nine months of teaching and two months of preparation, 1 think the public would feel better about their chilSalt Lake City Fire Chief Pete Peregulations for emergency medical drens education, he said. derson has been appointed by Gov. services in the state. Summer work for Christine TimoNorm Bangerler to a four-yeterm Mr. Pederson will represent Urban thy is a release. A speech therapist on the Stale Emergency Medical SerFire Department Paramedic providand special education teacher during vices Regulatory Committee. ers while on the committee the winter, Ms Timothy travels and The committee, which sings with the Mormon Tabernacle of physicians, nurses, emerFIND WHAT YOU WANT WITH choir. She practices three nights a consists gency medical technicians and ambuCLASSIFIED week and before Sunday moraiag 237-200- 0 lance and fire services, meets quaWANT ads broadcast on KSL, but she says the to establish rules and hours of practice will be rewarded rterly when the choir travels to Japan this summer. Its nice to be able to have time to do musical things during the summer," Ms. Timothy explained. She performed and directed musical comedies at Promise Valley Play- - dividual can avoid occasionJordan, one of of the Legislatures al forays into aberrant Education Interim Study behaviors. Committee, said an internal It's true that an internal auditor performs invaluable auditors position had been functions and, in addition to rt of the state school office ensuring compliance with udget but was eliminated at rules and laws, can materiala time when it was fashionly help assure the agency adable and perhaps politically heres to the governing prudent to economize by reboards policy directives. Ab- ducing staff. . solutely correct But the costs of employMany of the problems, ing an Internal auditor are mistakes and poor judgment not so high, especially when identified in the May 17 audit weighed against the costs report of the state office and losses of prestige and could have been avoided had confidence that can accoman Internal auditor indepenpany errors and blunders dent of the state superintenbrought about because of a dent been employed to ferret lack of fiscal oversight. watch for irregularities and Even if lawmakers fail to report them directly to the give the state office an apstate board when spotted. propriation to cover the costs A competent, well-ru- n of hiring an internal auditor, and above-boar- d state school board members organization or agency has nothing to should find the money somefear from an internal but inwhere and proceed with hirdependent auditor and the ing an auditor just as Rep. mere presence of such an in- - Frandsen recommended. 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