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Show THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, November I. Page A2 Talk about ghouls: Tuesday's going to be a very special day : Pieces of Butterfinger are stuck to the couch. Our teeth ache; our eyes are red. We're smiling. We're comfortably numb in bliss, wiped rushout from the near-lethes of sugar and adrenaline. post-Hallowe- But something scary this way comes. It's the election Tuesday, which reminds me: A citizen recently confront- ed me with this query: What responsibility is The Herald taking for voter turnout? Well, let me say this about that. boonies with their fellow available to readers in our communities. But it's up to you, ladies and gentlemen, to give enough of a damn to vote. firlY Although the four largest daily newspapers in Utah, this one included, all editorialized against Proposition 5, I'm wagering that it passes on Tuesday. The are running a strong media campaign, which actually started with letters to the editor months ago. By unofficial count, I'd say this paper published at least five 5 letters for every letter that saw-thlight of print. This anti- pro-Pro- Mike Patrick 5 e It's our responsibility to make election information snipes. Meantime, you can bet that each of the state's 100,000 outdoorsmen and women will get out and vote on Tuesday. And with low turnout, that should be enough to win the day. anti-Pro- None. PUCE huntingfishingwildlife preservation lobby from outside Utah that's threatening our way of life so much that we need to change the state Constitution where is it? My guess is that they're out there in the Look for the front-pag- e story Wednesday on a phenomenon that, in the long run, should help melt voter apathy. It's called Kids Voting, and it gets children involved in the electoral process before they become too jaded. A special pat on the back goes to Novell, Linda Linfield and a handful of other super citizens for their extraordinary effort in bringing Kids Voting to Utah Valley. An observation about my fellow Democrats: While this certainly doesn't apply to all of you Utah County candidates, I've heard more whining from your quarters than from the masses of Republicans who so dramatically outnumber you. Our party will fare far bet- If you really want to impact; ; what matters in your life, make wise selections in Tuesday's school board elec- - S I tions. 1 This overheard at lunch I betrecently in one of Provo's ter restaurants: ter when our candidates tackle issues head-on- , work their tails off campaigning and stop complaining about the uneven playing field. One gent says to another, "You know so. Is he LDS?" Replies the other well- dressed gent, "Heavens, no. He's a Democrat." I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't heard it myself. Forget the U.S. Senate race. Congress? Hardly matters. Utah Legislature's getting warm, but still no cigar. Mike Patrick is managing editor of The Daily Herald. Phone: mpatrickheraldextra.com. well-dresse- d so-an- d- 344-254- 4 CIVIC CALENDAR COMMUNITY THANKS UVRMC staff great I would like to complement the nursing staff on the fourth floor at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. They are very professional in their work and also very compassionate in their patient care. We are fortunate to have people like this care for us and our loved ones. Reed Hayes Provo Ribbon Week worked I would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank those people and businesses which helped us make our Ribbon Week at Bonneville Elementary School in Orem a great success. We send a huge thank you to Danny and Cynthia Bauer from BYU's men's basketball and women's volleyball teams, respectively. They came to our school through "The Buff Don't Puff" program and did a great job ies. We also thank Peter Piper's Pizza for the donation of pizzas as special incentives for our students to get involved during the week. We thank Chuck-- Cheese's for the donation of token certificates for the same purpose. We thank Macey's grocery for the donation of products which were used for the same purpose. Thank you also goes out to Sharon McQueen who was invaluable to us in making blankets for our service project. And we also thank the regarding the city's east bench Alpine Highland The planning commission will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the city hall, 20 N. Main St. The city council will meet p.m. on Tuesday in the city building, 5378 W. 10400 North. American Fork Lindon The planning commission will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in council chambers at 31 N. Church St. The city redevelopment agency will meet 6 p.m. Tuesday in the city center conference room, 100 N. State St. The council will hear several proposals for the agency to financially participate in infra- 7 E Parent to Parent Program, through the Provo Hospital's Infant Intensive Care Unit for allowing us to include them as our service project. And finally, thanks to Sgt. Wakamatsu and the Oem Police Department for allowing some very special children to ride along with Officer Friendly in the D.A.R.E. vehicle. On behalf of the parents of Bonneville Elementary, thank you all so very much! Cheryl Madsen Ribbon Week Committee Chairperson, Orem teaching our 5th graders that they need to respect their bod Cedar Hills The town council will meet Wednesday at Cedar Ridge Elementary School, 4501 W. Cedar Hills Drive. The council is expected to select a replacement for Mayor Elizabeth Johnson, who is moving out of state. Tuesday elections have caused the meeting to move from its regularly scheduled day. Eagle Mountain The planning commission will meet at 5 p.m. Thursday in the town fire station, 4114 N. 1680 East. structure improvements such as storm drains at the Lindon Park StationGateway Development. Under one proposal the city would consider a $5.8 million bond for the area that is home to Home Depot and other businesses, which is owned by EsNet and being developed by JohansenThackery. 90-ac- re The city council will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday in the city center conference room, 100 N. State St. Among other items, the council is expected to discuss a temporary building moratorium So many wonderful stores, so much to see. All your favorites are here at University Mall, including: below Timpanogos, which also is east' of the Salt Lake Aqueduct. The council has placed a hold on building until it can investigate potential geologic concerns and other sensitive land ordinances of other cities along the Wasatch Front. Mapleton The city council will meet at Tuesday at the city hall, 35 East Maple St. 7 p.m. on Orem The city council will discuss annexation, storm water and affordable housing Tuesday night. The council will discuss a proposal from the development services director for annexing property in the Lakeview area. The goal is to provide more open space in the city. The governing body will review the proposed Storm Water Master Plan, which devises a plan for dealing with storm runoff as well as creates a mechanism for giving credits for businesses that improve the quality of the water running off their property. The council will also consider a plan for addressing affordable housing. The city is required by state law to have a plan in place. The meeting is at 6 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room, 56 N. State Street. 5S5 Robyn Todd ADORN iME .' For Departnwafs FAX V got listed above Jdeana heraldetlra.com (ISSX:0K9l-2777- ) I'ubli.hcl LSPS daily Momlav through I'ndav ctrntng: Salurtl.iv ami Sundav murning hv I'ulitrir Community Newspapers, Int.. I.S.V North I'Veedom lloulevard, IVovo. L'tah KHItlH. IVriotlii al- Kstage aid at I'rmo. L'tah. 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