Anita Weston, Reporter
Rich Civic Times
RANDOLPH, Utah. August
19, 2015. The bids for the tractor used in the Laketown area were opened. Steven Frank Wilson’s bid of $5,001 for the
tractor was the high bid. The ground’s
keeper was asked to bring the tractor to the school in Randolph where Wilson
can pick it up.
Peggy Feller, food supervisor, presented the milk bids to
the Commission. She noted that one bid
from Meadow Gold will fluctuate with the market milk price. The other bid from Glacier is for 21 cents
each for a container of 1 percent milk fat and 22 cents for chocolate
milk. She recommended the school stay
with the bid from Glacier. The Board
approved the Glacier bid.
The bids for meat were from RMS and Glacier. RMS’s bid was for $3.05 a pound for hamburger
patties. Glacier’s bid was for the
weekly beef market price. The Board
decided to go with the Glacier’s bid since hamburger patties are served about
once a month.
The Rich County Schools did not qualify for the federal
grant for fruits and vegetables for a snack for students during the
afternoon. The grant last year was
$7,000. After a brief discussion, the
Board decided to continue the program with the District picking up the full
cost which will be around $15,000.
It was noted that Feller has been working all summer to
collect on delinquent lunch accounts.
She has been able to get quite a few accounts current which will help
with the fruits and vegetables snack costs.
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