Chula Vista Star-News from Chula Vista, California • Page 3

A-3 Including, Deddeh, Killea cv" THE STAR-NEWS Thursday. May 8, 1980 (gltass ocraft mm then the second spot would go to a male and so on down the list. After that is established, each candidate is ranked according to the number of votes he received. 2 1. I k1 HEREARE theJ2nd district caucus results, ranked in order, for Kennedy: South San Diego Councilwoman Lucy Killea, Ray Bryant, Marie C.

Widman, Adolphus Reed and alternate Adelle Parlin. Assemblyman Wadie Deddeh (D-Chula Vista) and South San Diego City Coun-cilwoman Lucy Killea were among those chosen to be delegates to the Democratic National Convention at two separate South Bay caucuses this week. But being chosen at the caucus does not guarantee a seat among California's 435 member delegation to the convention. THE FINAL determination is based on the number of votes President Carter and Sen. Edward Kennedy receive in a particular district.

The number of delegates who attend for each candidate will depend on the votes in the primary. Caucuses representing the 42nd Congressional District met here Sunday in support, of the two Democratic presidential candidates. Kennedy supporters met in the gymnasium at Sweetwater High School in National City. Those for Carter gathered in the Chula Vista Machinists Union Lodge. Each caucus picked four delegates and one alternate in the 42nd Congressional district gathering.

The number of delegates and alternates allotted is determined by the population in each district. KILLEA, A Kennedy supporter, was ranked No. 1 in her delegation, giving her a good chance of going to the national convention August H-14 in New YorkT Deddeh, attending the. Carter caucus, finished fourth in the ranking. According, to the Democratic Party rules, a coin-toss determines whether a male or female ends up at the top of the delegate list.

After the No. 1 position is determined, the rules say the remaining candidates must be ranked according to gender. For example: If the coin-toss decided that a female would be tops on the list, a For Carter, delegates are Sylvia Rios, M. Larry Lawrence, Sylura Barron, Wadie Deddeh and alternate Verna King. Of the 435 delegate seats in California, 306 will be voting, and 129 will be alternates.

The majority of the seats 209 delegates and 65 alternates are selected at the caucuses. The remaining 161 seats in the California delegation will be filled by elections at a special state convention June 21. V4 f- fx? i Two from South Bay nam 17 it Reagan are Dr. Michael J. Clark, Elenor Ring Storrs and Lawrence C.

Mattera and alternates Dorothy Bradley, Chula Vistan Armando Ramirez and Janice the first balloting at the convention," Farmer said. Farmer has been selected as a delegate for Reagan from the 41st Sheatsx approves the list and it is sent on to California's secretary of state, she added. According to a winner-take-all" tradition, the 168 Republican delegates .4 Star-New photo Earn. A story appearing in Sunday's Star-News erroneously reported that Republican delegates would not be chosen until after the June 3 primary election. The process of delegate, selection in that story wa also in error.

Lists of would-be delegates were submitted by local committees to a selection committee appointed by the candidate, Farmer said. Then the candidate Republican delegates have been selected to represent California at the Republican National-Convention in Detroit July 14-16. Velma Farmer, a former long-time South Bay 'resident, and co-jshairman of the Ronald Reagan for President Committee, said tljree delegates and three alternates have been chosen from each congressional district, including the 42nd. 'WtF delegate for Sad eyes -f For George Bush, delegates are Admiral Charles K. Duncan, Bonitan Donald Perry and Sayed El Wardani.

The list of alternates for George Bush was unavailable. state are required to give allegiance to the-candidate who received the most votes during the primary. "That would mean we are pledged to the candidate at least for This 3-month-old male shepherd- Otay Valley Rd. The shelter is open husky mix is just one of the many from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

weekdays, dogs available for adoption at the 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekends. Chula Vista Animal Shelter, 690 Adoption fee is $15. Reagan in 1976.

Here is a list of the delegates apd alternates from the 42nd District, which includes the South Bay, Delegates for Ronald Classes often bigger than 27-28 Teachelr Mtos miot what I 4N1TES A WEEK. Fri. A I DOORS OPEN 6 PM GAMES START 7 PM A EARLY BIRDS START ftT 6 30 PM FREE COFFEE LARGE OFF STREET PARKING 6 FREE CARD! WMjsJD No One under 18 yrs. old Allowed (1 PER PERSON) jW Jolliff said it would be impossible to increase the student-teacher ratio from the currently allowed 27 to 1 up to 29 to 1 next year without laying off at least 55 teachers. Now, the district ratio is about 26.5 to 1 and Jolliff said it would be difficult to bring the ratio up to 27 without lay-offs.

Under state law, teachers who are not to be rehired in Spetember must be notified by March. No notices were sent out this year. St. Jude The Apostle Church 423-2292 A 1008 15th St T(jke 17th off Palm A -in Coronado fo Evergreen 0 Imperial BeaC(l then to I5th Evergreen. I Although district-wide student-teaher-maximum ratios in the Chula Vista 'Elementary District andthe Sweetwater High School District are 28 and 27 to 1, there are actually more students than that in many of the classes, officials say.

That is why many teachers oppose any attempt to raise class Sizes in an effort to save money. IN ELEMENTARY schools, the disparity comes because there may be more children at one grade level than at another, so some classes would have, to be larger, according to Assistant Superintendents JohnVugrin, In high school, some classes, such as physical education, can be larger while others, such as English composffcipn, must be smaller than average, said Jim-Blocker, Sweetwater's director of employer-employee relations. seeking to increase that size in its current negotiations ith the teachers union. PHILLIP JOLLIFF, director of facilities and budget in the Sweetwater district, said the average number of Sweetwater students in a class is 32. The maximum size could not be increased this year, since the district did not include it as a provision in its initial contract proposal to the union.

To determine the current district-wide Vugrin said the number ofnon-speciaL education students is divided by the number of kindergarten through sixth grade teachers. Librarians and other resource teachers are not included in the initial calculations. The staff at each school may vote to increase their own classes if they want a reading teacher or other specialist, he said. Because the specialist Alternate days for men and women. ID tn in Mnnrlai fhrni mh Prirtau 1...

ft 1 JEstinmteshQULthat increasing classsize "does noTnave a fuirclassw his or her own, the ri lmA other teachers must take on extra pupils. students would save the Chula Vista Elementary District about $600,000 per jear in salaries and fringe benefits and the Sweetwater district would' save almost $1 .4 million. -I TEACHERS SAY increasing class sizes would also increase, their workload, especially when they M.f 1oV in4itMstual occionmpntc fnr chirlprtts Tt JOLLIFF SAID in Sweetwater, officials estimate the enrollment at each school, subtract the number of special education students and divide by 27 to determine how many teachers will be at each school. If preliminary estimates are too low, additional teachers may be added. MUM llllll i 1UUU1 uouifclll'ivwirw v.

also increases the amount of paperwork and -Zr IJJ. SAN DIEGO: bookkeeping teachers must do. One teacher, who asked not to be identified, said class ize must be kept down if teachers are to deal with problems students face today, especially in urban areas. "I could easily handle a class of 40. students if they didn't have the kinds of problems we are seeing," he said.

Under the current contract with the Chula Vista Elementary Education individual classes may be as large as 31 students. By state law, elementary classes must not be over 32 students. There is no specif ic limit on individual class size. The average class size in the elementary district is now 28.1 students, Vugrin said. The district is Take the test and see why Jack La Lanne's European Health Spas is the number one health spa chain in California.

Over 500,000 people have already become members of Jack La Lanne's, so before you consider enrolling in any other health spa, check us out and then check thy out. fcM.ii-ii.n.m.itmiio mill- Family plans available. gifts for guest enrollments. Children under 18. The most sophisticated, up to date equipment in each spa, featuring ParamountrDynamics and Universal.

mt 111 This is Jack La Lanne's in San Diego! Ef 1 7 years in business. 56 locations in San Diego with 3 1 in Southern California alone. SYour membership is honored at over 1 40 locations across the country. 6 indoor swimming pools. outdoor swimming pooL LL, Co-ed gyms.

i 1 Send Mom our FTD .1. Big Hug Bouquet Okay, now let's take and look at the competition. We admit that there are other clubs in town that -have more racquetball courts. Some even have tennis and jogging tracks. We don't specialize in games we specialize in results I The bottom line is that no other health spas have so much to offer as Jack La Lanne's.

Take the true test and see for yourself. rfl racquetball Sf 3 4 sun tan rooms per spa. Swimnastics in every spa. BPrivate lockers and dressing areas for men You'll be sendin9 her beautiful fresh carnations for the times you lost your shoes. White daisies for the times you lost yourself.

And an exclusive FTD hand-decorated Posy Pail for the times you forgot to remember. Call or visit us today. We can "send the Big Hug Bouquet just about anywhere. FTD way. And we have lots of SPECIAL LIMITED OFFER! other great Mother Day ideas too.

and women. Lavish vanity areas, in each spa. fift Spa Formula cosmetics for ladies. IFull nutrition and diet counseling at each spa. lfFull time "on-the-exercise instructors with complete training and supervision in each club.

years for fl MOTHER'S BUY ONE. GET ONE FREE. First visit offer. 'Li 3 of IS WE HAVE THE ANSWERS. MAY 11 Ml illy ST Women exercise only with women Men exercise only with men.

Senior citizens' discounts. CALL TODAY Mastercharge Visa American Express Chula Vista-426-4922 EICaion-579-8123 GARDEfl CEIiTERS SAN DIEGO I BONITA Open 7 dayi week 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Clalremont-276-607Q Northpark-298-9925 a East San Pacific Beach-488-1061 Jaclt La Lann3's European Ss.".