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Show 6 PACE THE THUNDERBIRD MONDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1987 City polls open tomorrow lacdFime BY ANNETTE Elections for the Cedar City Council will be tomorrow. Alan Hamlin, SUSC professor of business, is a frontrunner in the race for the three council seats as a result of last month's primary elections. The primaries narrowed the list of 10 candidates to six. Steve Sevy, Dennis Johnson, Mary Fullmer, Evan Vickers and Forrest Hunter are on the new roster, listed in order according to primary results. Many SUSC students are Cedar City residents, but only a few vote in civic elections, said Hamlin. In the district north of 200 North, only two couples under 30 years of age voted in the primaries. All of the candidates expressed their concern about student involvement to an Oct. 28 meeting with the ASSUSC Executive Council. All agreed that the students should have a voice in the city government by voting. "Students should exercise their constitutional right to vote," said Hamlin. "I think it's the student's civic responsibility"You (students) need representation. Sometimes things are misunderstood at the college because of lack ot communication," said Hunter. "Things can be worked out." "I think there's an untapped resource there (SUSC) that can be utilized," said Johnson. "A lot of things can be done." Johnson and Hamlin said that students may join committees such as the industry committee, which brings in new ideas on how to attract industry to Cedar City and create jobs. All of the candidates list creation and attraction of industry in their platforms as being the most important issues to Cedar City. Registered voters can contact the Chamber of Commerce or City Offices for voting information. 2 CRISP BEAM BEJBF2STOS TRY OUR NEW PUMPKIN EMPANADAS! a great hol'day treat REMEMBER MONDAY NIGHTS ALL FOOD ITEMS ARE HALF PRICE. 5:00 P.M. TO 0:00 P.M. oneo's -- EZ3 CZ3 CZ3 - E3 CZ3 EZJ ED CI3 WINTERIZING SPECIAL TWO GALLONS OF fIMTIFREEZE mwm 209 QVH i7 h OMLYrJ ASSUSC to host food drive 95 BY LISA b 10 DISCOUNT ON LABOR WITH STUDENT I.D. (Coupon aos excluded) 536-013- 7 OPEN: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 AM 6:00 PM. SATURDAYS 8:00 AM NOON. jwrF' I rTw,i,r 'rJ T J 'TJ :" ALAN HAMLIN Candidate for City Council Background: I Ygrce U.ilitornu Stan. IoKud.im UmuMt Masters ut Business Aclnunisti.mon On. gnu Sutc ROBINSON The ASSUSC Executive Council is organizing a food drive to lot of single help students with financial problems. "There are a themselves to students and struggling put independent parents through school," said ASSUSC President Monica Moe. This program will be for any SUSC students having trouble buying food, said council members. Students, who do need help, can go to their advisers or anv other faculty members who will then contact the executive council. A food package will be sent to the adviser with no questions asked. "We're going to go to the local merchants and ask tor donations," said Moe. The council expressed concern that thev might not be able to keep the food drive going, but Moe added "three or four weeks is better than nothing at all." The executive council has planned a dance to help fund the food drive. It will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Great Hall. The cost will be $1 and a can of food or $2. "The Examples," an underground band from California, will be perfoimmg. Students are encouraged to dress "punk rock." Five candidates for Cedar City Council talked to the executive council about SUSC students' role in Cedar City's political system. They expressed a desire to see student government members participate in the city's government. The ASSUSC Senate gave the Soccer Club $1,000 tor tournaments and uniforms. Also the Volleyball Club was given $150. The AUSAROTC Club was also given $1,000 for upcoming activities. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY! CEDAR CITY, UTAH SOUTH MAIN STREET GROOMS BS Umtisit Doctor ot Philosophy IVgicu Bngluin Ynmg Lhmuism N years ot Honk mu. N Finance penencc ssouatc Prole ssor ot Business at ''USD since WS Former Uh.niman, Special Olympics AiUisory Boail Preside nt, SUSC Faculty Senate, WKoS7 CRAZY BOBS Director ot Volunteers, Utah Summer L.ames Organisation 127 NORTH MAIN, CEDAR CITY. 586-252- 2 3 Help SUSC continue to have a voice in city affairs. Cedar City needs leaders with solid financial and leadership experience in order to solve the problems of industrial growth, redevelopment, power and water. Further, we need to effectively promote tourism by supporting Cedar's fine artistic and cultural enviroment. VOTE FOR AGGRESSIVE , POSITIVE AND PROVEN LEADERSHIP. VOTE FOR ALAN HAMLIN ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD. L AMFM CASSETTE WOMENS FASHIONS CAR STEREO $15. 00 ONLY $7. 00 f SONY PIONEER PANASONIC KENWOOD |
