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Show P P P . . I 1 Thursday. March would like to run for the board of directors, their name will be placed Water Johnson Continued from interest, a $200,000 interest free loan ttith payments delayed for five years, and a $400,000 grant which is contingent upon the bond approval of the loan payback portion. If the proposal is not approved by the voters, then all the monies will be retained by the Impact Board and given to another project," stated Boor Sales Continued from page Foote. ' There is not a water rate increase . mned fin the new association, nnection fees have been raised though, from $1,000 to $2,000 effective May 1, 1983, that will create additional revenue. It is proposed that as more growth occurs, rates may be able to come down to be in line with other systems in the area. There are other questions that will be presented to the district members in future articles. They will deal with why improve the present system and . the reasons behind fuming the new water district from the old Johnson Water District. As part of the election, the board of directors will also be voted in. Presently nominated are ' Charles Thompson for the Iolu District, Paul Foote in the South Roosevelt area, Blaine Broluw in the Myton Benches area, Roy Hicken in Pleasant Valley and Harold White as the at large isentative. anyone living in the new district Public education is one of the major concerns of the people of Utah and takes a major' portion of the State budget. The education of our youth is one of the major investments in the future of our country and our well being. Schools in Utah rank well with other states in terms of performance. Our students do better than average in most measurements of what they learn through high school. All of these accomplishments, in spite of the fact that we have the largest number of students per teacher in the nation. However, all is not rosy. Between 1974 and 1980, enrollment in remedial Math classes at the University of Utah increased by President Gardner of the U of U. has served notice that the University will toughen its admittance policy in order to shift the burden of high school education back to the high schools. Teacher morale is important to the quality of education. Good teacher morale is dependent on several factors, not the least of which is salary. The average contract salary for a classroom teacher in Utah is $18,106, in Duchesne County it is $16,550, and in Wasatch County it is $18,274. The Utah average salary is bout $100 per day. Between September 1977 and September 1982, teacher who started in 1977 has had a raise of 83 from $9,118 to $16,662. The consumer price index during that time increased 59.4. The increases shown here include 4.2 per year experience increase which is no longer given after about 9 years of teaching experience. In The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Allred was blessed Sunday in Fast meeting 'by her Fred Lindsay and given the name of Shayla Lou. Jean Bleazard and Alene Gilbert were released e Jean Bleazard and Alene Gilbert were released as members of the activities committee. Wayne Moon wea passed on to be advanced to the office of a teacher, e A baby boy was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hansen March 9 at the great-grandfath- er County Hospital. e Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Marv Bell, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilbert enjoyed a weeks vacation trip by plane to Mexico City, Ixtapa, and other places of interest. e The three Lusty girls, Alicia, Jeanette, and Jean of Provo spent the weekend with their parents, e Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bleazard and children visited with her parents at Perron last weekend. misdemeanor. ' WHITE- - ROCKS NEWS , By Ida Horrocks produce a valid license, they cited him and confiscated the beer, the sheriff said. The beer was returned the following day after Peterson purchased a license, but he still faces the charge, Poulson said. Selling beer without a license is a class B Ednal Simmons e Mrs. Colleen Thacker flew to Denver last Tuesday to attend a computer seminar; she was sent in connection with Roosevelt Cable TV. She was to fly home Saturday, but was delayed and flew home Sunday, e Most of the Poowegup family have gone to Idaho for the weekend to participate in Indian activities. 72. Phono Nows Itoms 722-513- 1 Sf Patrick's Day Poor Mein's Solo This Friday and Saturday ROOSEVELT March 18th and 19th Only! NEWS Gladys Ross Clip and redeem these "Poor Man Bucks" for some outstanding' values from the following merchants: e Mr. end Mrs. Jack Murrey, Grantsville, spent week in Roosevelt with their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Murray. While there they cared for their two grandchildren for a few days while their parents went to Twin Falls, to participate in a basketball game. e Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Murphy were Col. Dean R. Jeffs and Earl Knight Sr. of Roy, Utah, e The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller was blessed and given the name Michael Lynn Miller by his father, at the Roosevelt Fourth Ward Sacrament meeting March 6. Out of town relatives attending were Shawn Miller, Geneva Gilbert and Linda Leach, Provo; Verlene (Gilbert) Bennett and Vernon Esplin, Salt take; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gilbert and children, Tremonton. Mrs. Margaret Lloyd returned Sunday from the Duchesne County Hospital after spending seven days recovering from surgery. The Lloyd family express thanks to all relatives and friends for their kindness to their to the mother while confined hospital. Ramona Adams has been called to serve a LDS Mission in the Holbrook mission. Her Arizona farewell testimonial was held Sunday, March 6 at Roosevelt Third Ward Sacraement meeting. She will enter the MTC in Provo March 17. Relatives attending from out of town were her son and family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aumfller. e Charlie Bird was confined to the Duchesne County Hospital for several days last week. e Members and husbands of the Roosevelt Third Ward Relief Society attended a Relief Society anniversary dinner party and program, Tuesday evening at the Roosevelt Stake Roosevelt Mode O' Day The Clothes Garden Stitch 'N' Sew Eldredge's - -- Shoes Ta' Boot If !.- '- .UHO 'i I - A. .. v Fox Den Jones Paint & Glass Shear Pleasure The Children's Den Clip Out And Use Friday And Saturday vernal Vernal Shoe Shore Sheraton Inn Lloyd's Shoes or $1.00 IN VALUE i MINIMUM PURCHASE OF Ducfeesne I ll$.$f REQUIRED NOT REDEEMABLE ON "SALE" center. ITEMS Country Tires Each "Buck is worth $.1 in purchasing power. With $10.00 purchase, redeem 2 bucks for a $2.00 count (Minimum purchase is $10). With a $20.0 redeem 4 bucks for a discount of $4.00. a dis- pur-cho- se "Duetts may not be used to buy items already on sale. riOTE: 0or Mon B cor Man $1.00 IN VALUE MINIMUM PURCHASE OF SltJS NOT REQUIRED REDEEMABLE B0 $1.00 IN VALUE lr ON "SALE" ITEMS MINIMUM PURCHASE OF S1E.M REQUIRED NOT REDEEMABLE ON "SALE" ITEMS tWr.--: Man B "oor 9 $1.00 IN VALUE , MINIMUM PURCHASE OF I1S.SS REQUIRED For More Bucks See Todays . NOT REDEEMABLE ON "SALE" ITEMS the merchant you buy your merchandise from is not wearing green - ask him or her for a $1.00 discount off your purchase - you'll get itl (Only from If 3 . 1982-8teachers received a base 8.1 increase plus a 4.2 experience increase. Other raises are given for completion of a Master's Degree or other advanced academic training. These are average figures taken from a November 15, 1982 Utah Foundation Research Brief. This year, as things now look, March 4, there will be little raise for teachers and the funding per student will not be increased. The only increase will come in funding for the 12,442 new students which ire expected to begin classes this fall. As I think about the news I have heard in recent days, I think teachers and education, as whole, are being treated as well as is possible this to other year. In comparison industries in Utah: Kennecott just laid off more people; the steel workers recently voted to take a $1.25 per hour off their wages; oil workers in the Uintah Basin have told me of taking a 10 cut in wages or in time worked; unemployment in our area ia high; unemployed oil workers are at the 21 level, end farmers who can't make their farm mortgage and loan payments are in the news frequently. The legislature could increase taxes and fond the things the Utah Education Association has asked for, such as increased wages, but I don't think that increased taxes are the answer. I believe that educators, including elected school boards, should consider getting public education back to the business of educating our children. Hard questions, such as the following, should be asked: 1. Should children be bussed to sporting and other events to the extent that they miss up to 3 days of school in one week, and in many cases, at least part of 1 day each 3 GREAT VALUE $21 9 Vintage Camera MS W. Main Vnraal 7S4-1I- 1 taiiMV I & l n&D'n can MonBF 10 D4H. 5 pm Otmi lodiriDp and lunfey v . JL Main Mon.-Sa- t. 1-- 7 Streat . Duchesne p.m. Meadow Gold lb. 95 Cottage Cheese Fresh 4 Oranges Fresh Radishes ft Green Onions e Mr. and Mrs. Floyd tabrum recently returned home from St. George with their sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas tabrum and Dr. and Mrs. Clark tabrum. e Approximately 40 members of the Special Interest group from both Roosevelt Stakes attended a ham potiuck dinner party Friday March 11. It was hosted by the Roosevelt First Ward, under the direction of Vera Gardner and Virvell Blanchard Ralph Shields conducted Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yanzee, Needs entertained the group with vocal selections accompanied by Brenda Osborne, e Dr. and Mrs. Randy tabrum and family spent the weekend at St George as guests of his brothers and families Mr. and Mrs. Douglas tabrum and Dr. and Mrs. Clark Center Cut, Rib Chops Center Cut, lb. Loin Chops lb tabrum. Never has such i versatile SLR been available at such an attractive price. Sculptured ergonomic body Aperture priority automation plus fully metered manual Total information viewfinder, brightest screen available Many options, including 35 FRS. Motordrive accountability of the students, teachers, and administrators to measure their competency? Governor Matheaon has estimated The infant daughter of Bishop and Mrs. David tabrum was blessed and given the name Jackie Rae her father at the Roosevelt Ward Sacrament meeting March 6. Out of town relatives attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ogden, and Janie and Stacy Morsh, Murray; Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Ramsay, Kanab; and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hamblin, South Jordan. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Weight were her sister Sheryl Garrick and friend Julie Wilkinson, Salt take. e Sunday guests of the Charlie Bird family were Mr. and Mrs, Neil Bird, West Valley, Utah, e Mrs. Jeff Olsen and Mrs. Kathy, Rosa am) children visited over the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Cargill at Burley, Idaho, e Mr. and Mrs. John Zupko returned home March 4 from San Diego wharf they attended a five day national Fanners Union Convention. Guest speakers at the convention were John Block, U. S. Secretary of Agriculture and Eddie Albert representing the National Soil school, Nothing In Its Class Comes Close week? 2. Should schools use their funds to bus students for weekly skiing trips during school time? 3. Should adult education and elective classes under community education be continued? While the local level pays for these programs with student fees, the school appropriates several hundred thousand dollars for this program. Where do those state appropriations go? 4. Do you continue all the binding for the State Department of Education? Should the legislature continue to fund all projects of the Utah Department of Education? ' 5. Should we require additional Fresh . 180 daya students are they are engaged in activities other than those that are generally considered to be educational.'' In Alberta, Canada, schools are in session 200 days end sporting events, etc., are held after school or on weekends. This leaves almost 100 of the school days for educational and academic activities-- of which both teachers and school administrator are responsible for utilizing to prepare students for achievement tests. There should be a happy medium. 1 am not answering these questions at this time. They are best answered by elected school board officials,' teachers, administrators, and legislators. I believe answers need to be found before additional funding comes and removes the need for some serious soul searching about the way education tax dollars are spent. in Legislative Report Alarik Myrin NEWS 1 Uintah Bosh Standard that 80 of the ARCADIA on the ballot after they have completed the necessary forms at the County Clerks office in Duchesne. These have to be completed before March 25. 1 page 1983 17. 5 lbs.l bunches9! 39l Lettuce Fresh 3l Frail Rolls MEAT Family Pack Pork Chops Lb. I1 Lb- - ! Pork Roast lb. 'I $l7f 919S Whole Hams Louis Rich, lb 89 Turkey Franks Louis Rich 9V Turkey Bologna 16 oz. Clover Club Plain & Crinkled 91 Potato Chips 16 oz. IGA ; Cut Green Beans 391 3 to. MJB I5" Coffee 13 oz. Sego .299 Evaporated Milk. 48 oz. Crystal White ; Dishwashing Liquid 48 oz. IGA Vegetable Salad OIL 8 oz. Banquet Frozen Meat Pies. 16 oz. 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