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Show -- ft iriTfni itiifiiHM"-it- T mini tyi ttnr1 if -- fry-- j KJt Lfrhiwwiiir--w'r- fr t - i.' 1 wrV,tS' O"'er0eywW'frl") Traffic Engineering To Merge An By DeANN EVANS Deseret News Staff Writer sured the parents that the a busing approved program for Jackson Jumo-Hig- h students who have been assigned to the Horace Mann Junior High next ear. The board recommendation approved the purchase of two bases, but added that a per bprs move is still in the discussion stages and will be fully to parents at a explamcd meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in tlie school auditorium. Listen to us, and we'll listen to you, he told the parent group. We'll be v Tiling to listen, but our minds are closed to this. Were ready to fight, Mrs. Otero retorted. Board member Nicholas G. Smith questioned the apparent discontinuance of the band program at West High School, saying a previous board ruling prevented the dropping of a program without board ap- A Salt Lake City Board of Eduration meeting Tuesday night featured a series of around debates centering program cuts in Vested0 schools, housing of a high school dropout program, and a proposed district-wid- e survey. Barents from the Jackson School area appeared before the board to prott a plan to house the Salt Lake high sehrol, a nrogrem fnr dropouts, in the Jackson School. Space will be available next year due to the closing of the junior high school portion of the Jackson facility. from board Opposition members centered around the of the band discontinuance piugiam at West High SchooL The debate over the State Board of Education's proposed district survey carried over from the last board meeting. The survey finally received approval, with two board members d'ssenting. Mrs. Ernest (Lucy) Otero, next years PTA president at the Jackson School, led the opposition to moving the dropout program. She warned the board that the move would only compound other problems faced at the school. manent solution to the problem should be worked out din- ing the next school jeir. Parents had protested that students would face hazardous conditions crossing railroad tracks if the district did not provide transpoi ation In the debate over the proposed stud, boatd member S. Perry Lee questioned the need for another is a pm overt by lountv com- be about $40,000 a year, wrtr. 50 per tent coming from the ledeial government and the remainder divided between cits and county. The agreerrer' also sets up a Sah Lake Valley Traffic Advisory Council. missioners today. TuesCity commissioners day appointed Jess A. Agraz as city traffic engineer. Under the new agreement he will also wotk on county highway problems The agreement w ill May 21, 19d by fhe city ccmnnsaoiieis. Cost of t.5 departmrrt will Beautiful 'pint! PIANOS for Rent Or Buy rt, ,r CrrJtl to apply UP on purchot KING'S MUSIC 9233 7oh Inter last M 4UH9H w m proval. Noting that debate, advanced placement Spanish, and speech programs have previously been (hopped from the West High curriculum. Smith said, We've presided over the dissolution of these b programs, and we y presiding over the dissolution of a district. Supt. Bennion said teaching staffs in all district schools had been reduced when the enrollments decreased. m-a- PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., THURS., PRI., SAT., May INDEPENDENT DRUGGIST LEAGUE I DRUGSTORES BE SURE TO 21, 22,23 and 24. SHOP OUR STORE FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS When youre cutting down on money and staff youve got to cut somewhere. Wherever you cut, someone objects," he This week we introduce Mr. m Paul Christianson said. Board members suggested that representatives from the school, the district staff, and junior high school band teachers in the area meet with the education committee to examine the program more thor- You will destroy everything you have started there if you bring in the older she said. If you problem, bring more decay in there, I'm afraid were going to go down. Supt. M. Lynn Bennion as 1m - v: your friendly Pharmacist at the IDL Valley IDL Drug 7650 South State oughly. Westside parents gained a temporary solution to one problem when board mem- - Midvale, Utah "W with to exprett our smear appreciation to our many friends and customers for your continued support. To the new people in our community we extend on invitation to come in and meet Paul, Doug, and Cart for friendly PERSONALIZED service on your prescription needs. Fre i delivery is another service that it available to you from our store. When you feel County Signs Lease For Sunset Beach worn session of the property and to Salt Lake County commisan transfer county personnel to sioners signed today agreement to take over the the resort to operate it on a the lease of Sunset Beach on limited basis through Great Salt Lake for 49 years. summer. A feasibility study will deCommissioners said a down payment of $20,000 will be termine if the county should paid to Mrs. Ada Dern. Te develop recreational facilities remaining $50,000 required to ' at the resort or if the countys take over the lease on the best interests would be served e resort and purchase by allowing private industry to acre of beach devlop and run the resort about one-haand buildings will he paid at Under the latter plan, private industry would sub lease $10,000 a year over the next five years. the beach from the county. 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