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Show i ;ndidates squaring away coming Primary Election ! ;'VU.. l'. to jour rav','J' ou 1 " - No rrm,ttr.v this vfr in th if in iho taivs fkr U " " vu'.t! (.Miumis-tioiifr. ' '"j.lri WiU. UvHurr. ' WOUH! - fr !''viv.:.'-'.iwr' vll f" "oL primary ballot. . Ajit inlc:tt lU f1' ..iidate Lurry Jacob jvl NLThcrson and ' jj.-!or.J m sluti the " ' x cod on th fc-f nTAl - ''c pyxt. Th inner w ill Xi-.i:d;iiW Ry Pne. .. r Li rvnco V. . -'orvm'nt officers. J on one nuocrw-r for lh otfuo of hMitt on tJio K,Tuhlu.i prinmry I ticket. Th SillV,S!(fu t.n,utlltrtl d J mi Nld, a Domocrnt nd fonr Un rtw ofticor. for tho oltuo of Shnff in the Kenernl elevtiiui. ! Ufrtnid Trudy) Clover i.i I challenging iiicmnhont Clork-Audi- 1 tor Km bur (Hol.t.ie) Domonick for J that office in the Kopublunn J primary. The w inner of this primary I race has no opposition in the I general election. I Norm Slocks. running for J assessor on the Republican ticket. will fact Democratic candidate. I C.erald Laughter for that office in I November. I Candidates w ho are unopposed , in both the primary and general ! elections, all Republicans, are incumbent Treasurer Donna Lover- I ide. incumbent Surveyor John K. ' Keoh and incumbent Attorney William L. Hene. all rinninK' for J reelection, and Lilly Mae N.yirUn- der running for Recorder. I i tliiiu it fair nimie of their I income to t, fedoitil government, Tower Co., etc. mill do wlmt little wo CMU do to conserve enei gy , deserve belter. Next tiling you know, they will wimt to dump inuieur waste on our bonds, uiul for us to pity for il L. l.ovei iilgo To the cilien.s of Cuund County, In the pnst year or so, many people have been donating monies to the ambulance fund in memory mem-ory of Novel al citiens of the community. We thought it would be appropriate at this time to extend our thanks for your continued Nuppoil of our orgiiniation as we now have enough funds available avail-able lo purchase a 4 channel radio for the new ambulance recently purchased pur-chased by the County. Until now, we have been "making do" with a portable walkie-talkie (also (al-so purchased by a donation dona-tion drive several years ago), which hasn't had the capabilities needed for our vast service area. The monies have been donated in the memory of the following xs.iple: Jack Vouvan, Je(f Meador, Marlowe C. Smith, Carroll Meador, Jerry MacAdams and Charles Merrell. The community response re-sponse to our Association over the years have been overwhelming at limes, lo say the least. The volunteers volun-teers in our organization have been striving to give the citizens of this urea the Ix-sl, most highly trained service possible. Your supjwirt to our efforts do make a difference. Because of the bcrjurs that we purchased last year with the money raised by the children of Southeast Flenunlary. our voluntevr group now has the fastest response time to emergency Calls of any volunteer orKniMt- ' lion in ihe state. Thus is one of our ways of saying thanks to you. Again, thank you, and we hop. to continue to servo you in limes to come. Sincerely, Grand County Ambulance Assn. Jim Phillips, Pres. Larry Ing. Vice Pres. Glen Richeson. Training Karan Bond. Sec. and volunteer EMT's: Bob Ames Roy Daughetee Dave & Mary Engleman Marianne Patterson Randy Squires Rob Thurman Dear Sam, The Moab Museum would like to express thanks to the City of Moab for the donation of the Mulliplex Unit which will provide for permanent exhibition of the Historic Photographic Collection of Early Moab. It is additions like this which can help to build our Moab Museum into one of which everyone can be proud. Museum Board |
