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Show t 2A Lakeside Review, Wednesday, June 15, 1988 Signs OK for VALERIE PHILLIPS Lakeside Review correspondent Farming? FARMINGTON tons future Foxglove Shopping Center and Burger King will both signs, thanks tct sport a variance in the citys sign ordi nance. The law limits sign height to 15 , feet in a business district, according to City Planner Bob Scott. On June 2, the citys Board of Ad--r . justments made exceptions to the,' rule after safety and visibility factors were cited. The two businesses will be lo- - ; cated near the intersection of Highway 89 and Shepard Lane. Smiths Food King, as part of the.'. Foxglove Center, is scheduled to open June 29. Construction on' Burger King was planned to begin, June 13. Scott said the signs will be more visible from Highway 89. In'?" Farmington proper, all you will see is the side of them. If shouldnt bother the people right next to them too much. The nice thing about the variance is that it doesnt set a precedence and doesnt mean that anyone else can get that type of? sign, Scott explained. Poor visibility, especially from? d corridor (Highway a 89), was one factor cited. They proved they had very(j poor visibility in what the cityu has designated as the prime com- -, merical area, Scott said. They-ard on that highway and felt it was a safety consider-.-- , ation to allow people to see the, sign in time to make a decision:, to stop. He said that a stoplight will eventually be installed where.; Shepard Lane and Highway 89 intersect. But even so, the speed will still be quite high. ,,, Burger King claimed poor visi-- : bility due to their location behind the Smiths Food King building, and trees on the other side. -, . Eulogio (Logie) Saldivar grins as he receives keys to new Chevrolet he won in high-spee- contest. His wife, Alice, gets a look at the automobile. mail-i- n At 80, Logie finds free, car no. joke high-spee- v RUTH MALAN Lakeside Review correspondent FRUIT HEIGHTS When Alice Saldivar of Fruit Heights received a call from the Blair Corporation she thought the caller was playing a cruel joke on her. The phone call informed her that her husband Eulogio (Lo gie) P. Saldivar had won a brand new 1988 Chevrolet Corsica. It wasnt until they received a letter by Federal Express asking for a notarized statement of his valid drivers license that they began to believe the story. They were then given an invoice and serial number for the $11,000 auto mobile. Eighty-year-ol- Saldivar d Murdock Chevrolet last Friday. Alice and Logie have been married to each other for the past eight years. He is the father of seven children. He has 40 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. She has six children, 23 grandchildren and one re- ceived the contest entry in the mail. just throw them away, said his wife. But this time he entered just for fun. And fun it was when the keys to the car in the color of their choice were given to them at We usually great-grandchil- d. Odds of winning is about 3 million to one, said Mrs. Saldi var. Were just a couple of old senior citizens, she said. Saldivar retired several years ago after 22'2 years working for the Davis County School District. He now works with the district in the migrant program, helping students in summer school. He is 80 years old and very young for his age, said his wife. Board jokes at Heath's expense Swim From 1A It has been fenced," Talbot said, but that doesnt seem to stop them (the swimmers). Talbot was asked about a rumor that an intake valve beneath the water near the rope swing was a factor in the death of the young BRYON SAXTON Lakeside Review staff FARMINGTON There is nothing better (or worse, depending on which end of the joke youre on) than having a good laugh at someone elses expense. Especially when the expense is the travel expense paid to members of the Davis County Board of Education. At last Tuesdays board meeting Davis Superintendent Richard Kendell revealed the financial compensation each board member has received. Kendell said he revealed the figures in hopes of generating a document for the policy manual. But what the superintendent actually generated were a few laughs and some comical dialogue from his cohorts when he found that Henry Heath has not been taking his expense money allotted by the district, The compensation for board members consists of three ele- ments, Kendell seriously reported: a $1,500 a year salary, an additional $50 payment for extra meetings attended, maximum of 12 meetings a year ($600), swimmer. Talbot said the pond does have an outlet valve that releases water for irrigation, but it is not located near the swing. However, the drowning of the young Layton man has had an impact on area youth. who has Todd, a n 'visited the pond a times, Said in the past he used to use the swing, but since the drowning he has become a little ' half-doze- scared. Heath is not turning in his reimbursement for travel exGlines said. a maximum of a $500 compensation, penses, The treasurers announcement year. But according to District Trea- was immediately followed by sugsurer Roger Glines, Heath has gestions from the board on how not been, taking the compensato spend the surplus. Go buy a textbook with it, tion, or the money that goes with it, too seriously. suggested Board President Sheryl Glines said Heath has not turnAllen. Go put a (Davis High) D on ed in an expense slip for the last three to four months. the mountain with it, Heath Missionary improving mother. Nicholas and his companion were driving to a mission conference in Greensboro, N.C., on May 26 when their car hit a large semi with a flatbed trailer which had attempted a and was situated across the road, completely blocking both lanes with headlights in the bushes on one side and his tail lights in the bushes on the other side. School members are requesting. i U-tu- rn According to Kendell the negotiations with the DEA and the Davis Gassified Employees education, summer school and community schools. One program that will not need a fee increase to survive will be the school lunch program which will remain at the 1987-8- 8 prices. But one item not yet addressed in the budget that could have a major impact on the district funds is a cost of living increase Davis Education Association Briscoe. The result of the dialogue? A document on the compensation will be drafted, the D will not be built with Heaths expense compensation, and old news items will continue to be the brunt of new jokes. friends. Asso- Lakeside Managing Editor Bryon Saxton Robert F. Regan Bruce Bennett Advertising Representatives.... ........... Janet Larsen Donna Merry Office Manager Kristen Adams . Darlene Mix Receptionists Marilyn Child and said swimming at the reser voir is an ongoing thing. Sally said she and a number of friends use to go to the reservior.. with boys because the swimming' is free, but I was never aware it? was against the law. But according to Sherm Facer,; president of the Holmes Creek Irrigation Company, signs have been posted and youth have been " warned. In the past Facer said he has" done everything humanly possi- ble to prevent swimming in ther deep pond.. Facer said State Department of Fish and Game officers patrol the pond and issue citations on site. He said he has also posted net swimming signs and on occasion cut the ropes down from the 60-fo- ot . trees. Facer, who is a Layton resident, . Do you have NEWS TIP? ! a CALL YOUR Lakeside Review AREA CORRESPONDENT I The Lakeside Review is published weekly and distributed FREE by carrier Wednesday afternoon from Roy through Farmington. The lakeside Review is a subsidiary of the Standard Corp. NEWS DEADLINES: news and photos should be submitted no later than 3:30 the following Wednesday. tentatively approved. ADVERTISING DEADLINES: The Davis Board of Education will consider approving the budget at its Tuesday, June 14 meeting. Marilyn Karras April Adams Gary Hatch Assistant Managing Editor Sports Editor Reporter Photographers All Presently, the Davis teachers union has listed a walkout in the fall as an option to gain the pay increase. Review 2146 North Main St., Layton, Utah ciation could have a major impact on the budget the board ) swimming at the pond not know ing it is illegal. said sh Sally, a used to visit the pond because it was something different to do said swimming at the pond is a He said they meet at the pond problem and he is sure more than because it is an inexpensive one individual has drowned since time. the reservoir was established in good However, Todd said he has the early 1900s. never gone to the pond at night You cant stop them from and he said he was not aware it swimming there, Facer saidV was against the law to swing or ; Talbot said those found swim? swim there. ming in the pond can be fined a But Todd isnt the only Davis maximum of $299 and sentenced County teen who has enjoyed to up to six months in jail. p.m. Thursday for publication Display advertisements Thursday at 12 noon. Classified liner ads Monday at 6 p.m. OFFICE HOURS Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m.6:00 p.m. Classified Hours Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m.-6:0- 0 p.m. PHONE 776-495- 1 or 298-891- 6 ROY KIMBER JOHNSTON SYRACUSEWEST 547-063- 4 POINT ARLENE HAMBLIN ooq SUNSETCLINTON JEAN MATTHEWS or please call the Lakeside Review . 825-25- 25 776-495- 1 I i '1 , ; WEST POINT Ryan Nicholas, an LDS Church missionary from West Point who was injured in an automobile accident, is now listed in serious condition in a hospital in North Carolina. Doctors are waiting for the swelling to subside to set bones. He suffered two concussions, a broken jaw, fractured collar bone. He will require reconstructive surgery, according to a grand- - (From 1A said. And line it yvith green backs, added board member Raymond Todd, who says he is a good swimmer, said he usually goes to the pond with a group of his . - f |
