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Show Office Seekers Attention! City Jobs Coming Up - Another city election day is not far away, it was learned learn-ed this week so it now becomes be-comes the duty of progressive, progres-sive, far-sighted citizens to get together and decide on candidates for at least three city offices. The period of office of city mayor and of two city coun-cilmen, coun-cilmen, will expire this year and an election will be held November 3, to fill the posts. Mayor Edward Clyde has not yet made officially announcement announce-ment as to whethier he will seek re-election. He has had a . rugged four-years in office with the most disastrous flood and the necessary repairs having hav-ing to be made during his term. Also the terms of Edward Boyer and LeRoy Tingey expire ex-pire this year and it is not known officially whether or not they will be candidates for re-election to another 4-year term. The office of city recorder would have expired this year, but by action of legislature, this office becomes appointive, so the present recorder will Continued on Page Two Office Seekers Attention; City Jobs Coming Up i Continued from Page One. 1 remain in office unless the in- j coming mayor and councilmeii I favor a change after they take office in January. Office seekers for the three positions in the city governmental govern-mental set-up must file no sooner than October 3 and not later than October 19. Another important election for Springville is coming up this year, that of a school board member, to succeed Harold Christensen. Mr. Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, who is serving as president of the board, has indicated in-dicated he will not be a candidate candi-date for reflection. The school board election is held early in December. |
