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Show The Park Record D Section A Thursday, April 1, 1993 D Page A5 Elections cancelled Mayor Brad Olch announced that he has cancelled this year's municipal election;, and named himself Exalted Mayor For Life. The three council seats that would have been up for election have been declared permanently vacant and the other two seats on the council have been declared completely irrelevant. When questioned about this unusual move, the Mayor's Press Secretary, Myles "Rasputin" Rademan, said only that "the outcome of the election was so obvious that there was no reason to waste the taxpayers' money printing ballots. Besides, the voters don't know what they want, anyway." The Mayor himself was unavailable for comment. City Attorney Jim Carter admitted that this was an unusual move under the Utah Constitution, but added, "What do I care, I've landed a great state job down in Salt Lake." The fate of other city staff members was not immediately known. No one at the Marsac Building would speak with reporters. Some fled when they saw reporters entering the building. Planning Commission Chairman Bruce Erickson has been under house arrest since the announcement i Defensive driving course Utah motorists can learn to drive more safely-and take 50 points off their driving record n the process-with process-with classes available in Salt Lake City through April 29. The eight-hour Defensive Driving Course, sponsored by the Utah Safety Council, is designed to teach motorists how to. recognize a hazard and understand the defensive action. Robert Parenti, council president!, says, "the concepts apply to' a variety of driving conditions,! including crowded ; expressways bad weather, country roads, and with pedestrians or cyclists." Participants who pass the course receive a 50-point reduction off their Utah driving record and those over 55 may qualify for an insurance discount .' i ... .. ; . . : : : : 1 IV iln H V V , a V ! - 1 . Mayor Buddy Park City Mayor Brad Olch get the nod to appoint himself Exalted Mayor for Life from one of his strongest supporters. : : r. 1 . .a v.;v.'---. JV"::" Classes are held at the Cedar Park Business Center, 5286 South 320 West. Preregistration is required. For enrollment information, call the Utah Safety Council at 262-5482. 262-5482. The registration fee is $20.00 per person or $7.00 for drivers over age 55 seeking the insurance discount WANTED: Volunteers Fraud Motor Company is looking for two volunteers for crash dummy testing of the new '93 Uranus, LS and Velocirapjor models. The Board of Summit County Commissioners is seeking written applications from interested residents to serve on the Tourism Recreation Cultural and Convention Facilities Tax Committee. Three separate committee's will be formed. The committee's will make recommendations to the Board of Summit County Commissioners on the use of taxes collected on restaurant food sales in Summit County. Please send applications to: Doug Geary, Summit County Clerk, P.O. Box 128, Coalville, UT 84017. Deadline April 21, 1993 RESTAURANT AND OYSTER BAR "Simply the best . .exceptional .prices. ..Modern european dining prepared with Non-Fat and Low- ; Fat ingredients by Master Chef ; Christian Oesch." SUNSET DINER'S DISCOUNT 10 OFF (Food Only) Before 7 pm SUMMER! SUMMER! Celebrate your wedding with the Bistro Royales elegance. Call for your date today! Reservations suggested 649-1 799 Located in the US Ski Team Building at the ' corner of Bonanza & Kearns Blvd. (Hwy 248) on 2 bus lines -! Prospector Square & Park Meadows Pan- S77 ? I WE'RE EXPANDING 130 FLOORS OF FUTONS, UNUSUAL ARTS AND ACCESSORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD, PENDLETON BLANKETS, RUGS, JEWELRY, MAGIC BEADS, CUSTOM FURNITURE ETC. SOON TO FEATURE OUR NEW "SKY BAR" WITH C.REAT VIEWS OF THE SALT LAKE VALLEY1 COMPLAINTS ON THE SUBJECT OF HEIGHT, scale!, MASS AND LACK OF SENSITIVITY WILL BE CHEERFULLY IGNORED DURING OUR OPENING HOURS OF 10-10, 7 DAYS A WEEK TEL 647 9800 ' M ) p. k i . r. 1 ' A. 'I ?' i . . s S i Jf . ... i -jL i t! il lit f- J---- -- V i? , ? HEBER AVE . -. , fZl lfV& ; t f ? " , .... . I SSV - MAKING THE TOWN LIFT PROJECT SEEM SMALL. |
