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Show .TuescDy, Mjy 21, -- . 0 1S31 lakeside Review LAKESIDE Layton, Clinton managers honored fv CHFRI FEED cc ) i a. ! v Jr! Two area city manager have Ken rectgmcJ bv their peers for their contributions to the cities I , r i' U Jie represent. L'resk. Clinton city manug-- . er. anj Bruce Barton. Layton tits 'manager, were named Utah ( K . Managers of the 1 ear at the C its Manager's Association spring cun Lrcnie in St. George last month, l'resk was nominated for cities with a population of less than lO.thHj. Harton. fur cities whose Ci.tr ' population ivceeJs 10.0 ). Ihe award is an opportunity each scar for the city managers in the state to recognize one of their own. Se honor a manager who has done an outstanding job and has contributed not only to the cits, but to the profession." said V. Steel, city manager of Kiser dale and president of the L'tah City i lX-a- n Managers Association. Lresk was selected out School of Government in I9S2 from Harvard University with a muster's deerve in city and regional planning. While earning his master's. he served an internship on the agricultural committee for the House of Representatives in Wash' ington. DC. Before L'resk was appointed city manager in 9g7. he served as 1 community development director for about four years. l'resk is married to the former I ois I aiham and is the father of four children. They reside in Clin- ton. Harton has been Layton's city manager for six years. I was gratified that the recognition would be from the peer group I associate and work with." he said of his award. mf s i lie KIicvcs the biggest challenge the city faces is keeping up with the terrific growth it is experiencing. Growth creates more demands on of 2$ city all departments, he said. small cities , . managers from throughout the state. Candidates for the award are nominated by their peers with final selection be mg made b an independent com- mittee. L'resk said he is honored to receive the award. "I enjoy King able to make improvements in the city. solving prohlems and helping people." he said I've learned managing local .government is not an easy task. I here are a lot of issues out there and a lot of things that need to bo done. When you have limned re ' sources it makes it very difficult." Steel said L'resk was selected because of the excellent work he's done in his city and the profession. L'resk. who has served as Clinton manager for almost four years, graduated from Brigham Toung University cum Iaude in 1980 with a bachelor's degree in political science. He graduated from Kennedy Barton earned a bachelor of arts degree, a masters degree and a juris doctor of law degree from Brigham Young University. While there, he spent five years as a part-tim- e manager of the Wilkin- son Center while he worked toward his degrees in public administration and law. In 1975 he joined the Layton stalf as city attorney and repre- sented the city in that capacity until 1985 when he W3$ appointed city manager. Barton instigated the organization of the Utah City Attorneys Association and is a past president of that organization. In 1989 he served as the president of the Utah City Management Association. He and his wife. Patricia, reside in Layton and are the parents of six children. School dedicates addition . SYRACUSE More education-- ; al opportunities will become avail- - able to Syracuse Junior High students with the addition of 10 new classrooms. In dedication ceremonies Monday school board vice president Louenda Downs spoke to the students and along with student body president Kara Wood, helped cut the ribbon at one of the doors to the new addition. At the other door of the building the ribbon was cut by district area director Garvin Carlile and next years student body president. Adam AmclI. The addition brings with it the school's first computer lab. The computer lab will give stu dents access to educational software," said Principal James Schmidt. Thirty computers in the lab will be networked for language arts and math. Another room will house the technology liv ing careers class. An21 computers will be available there and students will learn of the world of work and business. Also included in the addition is a new science room with a lab. A special education area is designed for the severely handi- other capped. The remaining rooms are supplementary classrooms. The patio will be used for outdoor biology and botany classes. The cost of the new addition is about $950,000, said Schmidt. Sunset needs Fun Days volunteers SUNSET Volunteers are needed for the annual Sunset Fun the celebration. Days celebration. The event, which will feature a wild pig chase, greased pole climb, rides, and car and truck shows, needs volunteers in all aspects of For more information or to volunteer, contact Ty Swenson at 776-168- 7. A date for the summer event hasnt Ken set yet. (3SI1WW DR. JERRY J. BULL0UGH CHIROPRACTOR BACK PROBLEMS COMPULSIVE If theres a heavy object that needs to be moved, maybe you dont want to wait for help to move it. This can happen when you're rearranging furniture or if a heavy box or some other object is in your way. Unfortunately, this may lead to back injuries. You may not notice the pain right away, but when it persists, thats when you need help. According to one survey, sprains and strains of the back are the third major cause of limited activity. Only heart disease and arthritic conditions surpass back problems. Each year, more than a million men, women, and children suffer back injuries. And many of them are caused by lifting heavy objects. There s an art to lifting. 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