Slates Full fu in City Election Slates are now filled for the f forthcoming municipal election following a minute last flurry among candidates who filed rued their intentions with the City Recorder shortly before the Saturday deadline At the present present pre pre- present pre pre- sent two candidates are seekIng seeking seeking seek seek- ing the mayor post with five lined II up for the two council seaf Jat E vacant at atthe the end of the year Newest entrant in the mayor race is former councilman David DavId David Da Da- Da- Da vid W. W Dick Allen Moab In Insurance in agent who served as the city's cit's water and sewer department department department de de- de- de head on the council from 1956 until 1960 Mr Allen will oppose CitIzens Citizens Citi CitI- zens Party candidate Norman C. C Boyd New names In the council race include Don Robinson Moab teacher and newsman and Leslie H. H Woodward Moab cafe operator They will go on the ballot as Independents along al along along al- al ong with independent candidate candidate candidate candi candi- date Robert R. R Norman CitIzens Citizens Citi CitI- zens Party council candidates are James II H. Ogg and Incumbent Incumbent Incumbent bent Eben Scharf ea Candidates ie are actively cir circulating dr- dr letters and campaign material this week as the election election elec elec- tion date draws near They have been invited to to outline i specific platform points on the Times Independent editorial I page next week and several of the platform outlines have already al already al al- ready been received Election date will vill be Novem Novem- bet ber 7 and in addition to selections selections sel sel- for mayor and council posts voters will be asked to approve or disapprove a one- one million mimon dollar water bond issue Noting that three separate ballots will be necessary on the water issue city officials this thi week urged voters to vote ei either el ei ther yes res or no on all three Last registration date will be q next 1 Tuesday for th those m who are are- not registered to vote