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10B Friday, March The Salt Lake Tribune 16, 1984 Bountiful Urges Parents to Warn Children About Surging Creeks Special to The Tribune - BOUNTIFUL City officials have warned parents and others to keep children away from the three creeks that course through Bountiful Since the flooding of 1983, Bountiful has spent millions of dollars to g capaciimprove the ty of creeks aud culverts to prevent water-carryin- or minimize damage from flooding and mudslides this spring, said Bountiful Police Chief Larry Higgins Flood prevention methods include lining portions of Barton, Stone and Mill creeks with concrete, and con- structing or rebuilding culverts and debris basins While many projects are completed, others are still m the construction phase All three creeks usually have runAt present, ning watei the water is running "just a little year-roun- d higher than normal, said assistant city engineer Paul Roland "However, we anticipate a heavy runoff period in the three creeks that pass through our city During this period, the danger associated with high runoff is very great, Chief Higgins said You Can Afford q ularly dangerous areas, but that may have to wait until after the spring runoff is over, he said Residents who see children playing in or near banks and creekbeds should notify the police department, warning also applies to adults Concrete-linechannels, especially those with steep walb, are particularly dangerous because a small child who ventures in may find himself trapped, Mr Roland said Most creeks are not now fenced because construction is still in progress in many areas and crews need access, Mr Roland said The city does plan to install fencing in partic He said City Engineer Jack Balling and the police department are d soliciting support and assistance from parents of children of all ages "We urge you to counsel your children about the hazards of playing near the creek beds, he said In many areas, the ground near the creeks will be slippery and unstable, and the hazards will be even greater, he said, adding that the the Incredible Sound of Polk Chief Higgins said "We hope that with the efforts of parents, and preventive efforts by the police department, serious injuries or deaths will not occur COMPLETELY INSTALLED SYSTEM ONLY S) D $2H The Finest In Stereo Components Featuring: The Alpine 7150 FMAM Cassette Auto Reverse t ombines Alpine s most populai features in a tompai chassis designed to fit $45 Value Custom Installation I virtually any car on the road Features ini lud Dual Funi lion Cassette Glide,1'' Metal-StereSw itch and Auto Rev erse w ith Tape Duet lion Indit atojs o 1LPINE car audio systems Authorized 5" The Alpine 6151 Hybrid Polymer Dual Cone Slim Profile Speaker is one of Alpine new breed of Car Audio Speakers engi- neered to bring u ide open pei formant e to the limited spat es in today s smaller cars for 60 Watts capacity with Strontium Aluminum Voice Coils Magnet, Glass-CoateSemi-We- t Oven Protessed Low Density (.one and slim I1' mounting depth to fit any sizetl t ar on the rood I'ngi-neere- d d R-1- 00 STEREO RECEIVER State-of-the-a- rt 100 Powerful watts per channel. pre-se- t. Dynamic noise cancellor. Wireless remote control included. 3-w- ay 10-stati- on K-7- 00 technology and performance (priced from 109.95 each) The Critics Choice: Polks are vastly superior to the competition. Musician Magazine a Technics SALE The Experts Agree! speakers will give you the highest quality sound and the most listening pleasure for your money They will deliver amazingly boxless, three dimensional sound with breathtaking clarity and detail in your listening room from your hifi system sale Polk life-lik- e, B27-51Q- K N.A.V. N.A.V. $309 $280 CASSETTE DECK PROGRAMMABLE TURNTABLE Auto fade inout. Tape time display. Dolby BC NR. Our 1 selling cassette deck. Available in black or silver. High performance Alpine Dealer auto-revers- e. y with Automatic direct-drivprogrammable selection for up to ten bands e, PARK FREE AT HARVER TERRACE 10-ke- DOUBLE CASSETTE DECK cassette decks in one High speed Two dabbing makes copies in half the time Mike mixing permits overdubbing JUST 2 DOORS EAST PARK FREE! PARK FREE! JUST 2 JUST 2 DOORS EAST r DOORS EAST 27 East 3rd South, Downtown Salt Lake 355-- 1 110 HOURS: Mon.-Thur- s, Sat. til 6:30 p.m. Fri. til 9 p.m. H .i yf' r ill 'M TASTE OF SUCCESS i'liTWd1 1 CTM4 J AFVNOCDS TOtACCO CO |
