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Show Government Serves People , Says Trimming - John E. WEST BOUNTIFUL Trimming, 1627 N. 725 W., is a candidate for mayor of West Bountiful. He said the city and its government have lost sight of the individual and his needs. st - The LAYTON VOKaB in the Municipal Building at 437 Wasatch Drive. All candidates for city offices have been invited to appear on 392 n. rmi-un- ou the program, accord- ing to Ron Morgan, executive director of the sponsoring Layton JOHN E. TRIMMING School. He feels that 13 years of teaching have exposed him to the needs of children and parents. He would like to see adequate sidewalks and bike lanes on 800 West for children walking to and from school. A five-yeresident of West Bountiful, Trimming believes we have a good future, lots of room to develop business and a strong tax base. ar Candidate Says Light Industry 'Okay' SO SOUTH Chamber of THURS., FRI., SAT.. SUN. integral part of the chambers involve- ment in promoting ef- fective city government, according to Morgan. Any prog- ram which allows voters to make a better informed judgment is a positive action, and we feel that the issues can be clarified and discussed during this evening. This may be off-ye- ar lffM3G enflOPDoaa jr-fc election, but the challenges facing the city are real and demand attention. Rawland Lemmons has chosen to run for a seat on the Clinton City Council. He believes this is a good time to look at the overall city of Clinton at a leisurely pace. This is a breathing time, he says, and he would like to be on the council to firm up ideas of the past and see where the city should go from there. He is in favor of small industry, but believes the city must be selective. We need an industrial base, he said, but he wants Clinton to STATtCUAOFIlLD SPECIALS GOOD AT LA YTON AND CLEARFIELD ONL Y Commerce. The program is an an CLINTON DCDQBO'uQG The format of the program has been to include short initial speeches by each of the candidates, followed by questions from the ar-rang-ed public. The chamber ON sponsors this program so that voters have a good understanding of the candidates posi-is- . ALL FOOD ITEMS xcept EVERY WED. 5- - 8 P.M. tions on different remain basically a residential sues facing them, said Hersh Ipaktc-hia- community. Lemmons has lived in Clinton for nine years, was born in Cedar City, and lived in Clearfield for most of his youth. He is employed at Hill ; AFB as a data management officer. He has attended some council meetings and says he would make them shorter and to the point. n, of vice-preside- nt the chamber. The chamber recom- drinks mends you know all that you can about each candidate prior to casting your ballot. RAWLAND LEMMONS , Bountiful Police Urge Safety BOUNTIFUL The Bountiful Police Depart-- ' ment is encouraging parents and children to take added safety measures during the Hallo-- 1 ween holiday. Parents are encouraged to look at their chil-- ; drens candy to make sure its safe to eat, David J. Winter, patrol lieutenant, said. . ;; Residents are encouraged to turn their porch lights on which helps to light up the neighborhood. The Bountiful Police Department will have an increased patrol out on Halloween night, Winter said. Parents are also encouraged to supervise Parents should especially watch for their younger children. Children are en- homemade candy which should be thrown couraged to only travel through neighborhoods and candy where the they blow and are known in. ; away without question, - wrapper has been opened, Winter said. The police department further encourages : Children also should not devour candy on the parents and children to consider attending spot, but should first bring it home for their school and church functions, which heips to reduce the traffic flow. parents to inspect. ; ; Winter says that in the past some strange .things have been passed out, but rarely has anyone been injured. But parents and children 'should be cautious because there has been an increase in this type of thing, he said. The police also encourage safety measures ; be taken with Halloween costumes. Winter said children should not wear masks that restrict their visibility. Also light colored clothing should be worn or ; I at least a candy bag that is light in color should be used. Also children should carry a luminous ' stick or a flashlight. Winter also said there have been some prob-- 1 lems as a result of an increased traffic flow Halloween night. Many parents take their chil- , dren around in the car. 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BOOTH 8D S' public is invited to a Meet the Candidates evening Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Layton City chambers Trimming asserts that the municipal government is a service to the people to reflect their ideas and needs. If elected, Trim-mi- n plans to create a network of city geographical divisions and establish three or more individuals living in each section as liaisons between the neighborhood and the mayors office. Treating everyone fairly, and better educating citizens on issues and problems are top concerns for Trimming. Its a lot easier to pass an ordinance, for example, if ?0 people show up at the council meeting and tell you to vote yes on it, he said. He criticized Mayor Sec-rifor not better informing the citizens during the recent water problems. Trimming has a bachelors degree from Utah State University and teaches commercial art and ceramics at Woods Cross High Lakeside Review, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1981 Moot Hopeful In Layton (Work) 621-606- Gl EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Don Mueller Ted Killian 60 0 (Work) 621-606- 0 (Work) 731-12- 20 (Home) 479-612- 3 (Home) 393-352- 4 (Home) |