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Show WEST VALLEY VIEW Thursday, Sept. 24, 1981 In Neighborhoods By Sedillo - District Post Is Sought SUMMARY mo HI 7 M WEST VALLEY. 90 73 76 63 68 A bank branch manager has announced his intention to seek a position on the City Council Lo 1981 Free 49 0 54 0 50 0 53 TR 50 0 HI 90 Sept. Sept. 17 89 Sept. 18 89 Sept. 19 88 Sept. 20 82 43.07 Sept. 21 79 38 0 Sept. 22 79 16 LoPrec 57 59 50 61 52 55 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORECAST: Thursday, variable clouds with gusty south winds. High's 5 6 Low's 60 s. scattered showers. High 65 8 Low 50. Showers decrees Irtg Saturday. Generally fair Sunday. High Saturday 68 6 Low 45. Sunday's High 73 6 of nativeAriz., Flagstaff, Sedillo is Low 50. manager of proud of Utah school flyers to parents at the branch of Tracy llins Bank and a member of the Sugar House Chamber of p.m. Tuesday at homes in each of the election citys districts. The following is a list of homes where the registration will be carried out. District: - 1202: Mary Jane Davis, 3595 So. 6470 West; 1204: Trudy Lubbers, 3525 Chatterieigh Road; - 1206: Peggy Terry, 3554 So. 5700 West; - 1210: Frances Harper, 3775 So. 5600 West; 1212: Connie Callahan, 5012 Kiowa Ct.; 1213: Thora Singleton, - - Mandan Ave.; - 1214: Glenda Lowe, Stanton Dr.; - - 4970 - 1216: 3332 Led Kilfoyle, 3199 So. 4355 West; 1218: Lois Egan, 3348 So. 4300 West; 1220: Elayne Garside, 3695 So. 4310 West; - 1222: Julie Pettersson, 3846 So. 7040 West; - 1224: Maretta Rushton, 3910 So. 5200 West; 1226: Marie Mitchell, 4834 W. 3885 South; 1228: Jean Bolander, 3696 So. 4400 West; 1230: Brenda Lauber, 4068 Acord Way; 1232: Robin Jackson, 3592 Royal Scot Dr.; 1234: May Druce, 6550 W. 3785 South; - 1236: Lila Wright, 5432 - - Janette Ave.; 1242: Richard Stapley, 4503 W. 3895 South; 1302: Bonnie Ashman, 3291 So. - Jean 4000 West; - 1304: Barbara Munson, - Beaver St.; - 1324: Kathryn 3243 Pearce St. Lambert, 1326: Donna Sessions, 1970 W. 3300 South; 1328: Donna Johnson, 2962 W. 3040 South; 1330: Laura Ulrich, 3927 - Stillwater PI.; - 1332: La Nae Webb, 3616 So. 3200 West; 1334: Grace Linde: 3015 - Lehman Ave.; Ellen Workman, LeeMaur Dr.; 1336: Emma Anderson, 3891 SO. 2570 West; - 1338: Karen Sperry, 3698 Oxford Way; - 1340: Karen Manrique, 3321 Florida Ave.; - 1342: Colleen Grant, 3055 W. 3760 South; - 1344: Sue Hardy, 4049 Montaia Dr.; - 3760 - 1335: - 1346: Dianne Gudmund-sen- , 2632 W 3965 South ; 1348: Doris Wade, 3533 So. 2200 West; 1352: Ruth Gilley, 3981 So. 2200 West; 3102: Jennie Hansen, 5363 Peggy Ct.; - - Sheila 3106: - Foster, 4279 So. 4900 West; 3108: Jan Garbett, 4850 Hellas Dr.; - Ronald Newby, 4560 Charles Way; 3112: Shirley Bevan, 4664 W. 4400 South; - 3114: La RUe Holt, 4097 3110: Continental; - 3116: Leilan Ball, 4630 Loyola St.; - 3118: Marilyn Bowen, 4032 Benview Dr.; - 3200: Janice Harmon, 3891 Grouse Cir. 3202: Uvonne Ayers, 4212 So. 3760 West; 3203: Karen Herzog, 4345 So. 3425 West; 3204: Kathy Festln, 3298 - - Nielsen Way; - 3206: Paula Faber, 3431 Harrisonwood Dr.; - 3208: Miriam Mackay, 3001 W. 4100 South; 3209: Ann Frampton, 2789 W. 4270 South. - Try Green Sheet sified ads! 262-668- Clas- By Jackson - Council Position Sought WEST VALLEY. A retired Salt Lake City fire department ad- ministrator has announced his candidacy for a seat on the City Council here. Jay G. Jackson, 3244 South, is seeking the council seat in W. 4400 District 2. Jackson said he gained an understanding of city government during 30 years as a firefighter and member of the administrative staff of the Salt Lake City Fire Department. He also helped organize and served as fire chief of the department in Draper. That experience, he said, will be important in refining the city's fire (SeePage 10, Col. 2) and scholarship received a bachelors degree from Northern Arizona University in WEST VALLEY. A Red- member of the meeting. Enrollment at the school so far is 740, she said. Projected enrollment was 713. Commerce. He attended New Mexico Military Institute on an athletic Tovey Running For Seat Neighborhood - the Sugar House Co- At Lorge WEST VALLEY. One last day remains for city residents here to register for the Oct. 6 primary election. signups will be conducted from 8 a.m. to 9 16.73 Year' Moisture 13.03 here. Lloyd Sedillo, 4869 Cherrywood, is running for the District 4 council seat. A Election Signups Set For Tuesday THE WEATHER 3571 Honda Ave.; 1306: Marie Cordova, 2731 So. 3145 West; 1308: Iris Turner, 2554 W. 2680 South; 1310: Mae Ogaard, 2351 So. Redwood Road; 1312: Mara Jewkes, 1570 Claybourne; 1314: Teddie Warr, 3318 So. 3600 West; 1316: Gwen Simpson, 3543 Cochise Dr. 1320: Norma Brock, 3444 So. 3200 West; - 1322: Anita Miller, 3166 1974. wood Community Council is seeking an at large seat on the City Council here. Constance Tovey, Crystal Ave., is running for the at large position. As a member of the 1612 two-ye- ar council, Mrs. Tovey said she helped area residents resolve water problems last year. She also was active in resistance to a proposal to place a jail facility Decker on Lake park property. Mrs. Tovey express- ed support for the citys police and fire departments, contending those units need to remain strong and should not be the first to be cut. Lloyd Sedillo She said council members should view themselves as public servants and listen to all members of the community. All the people should be represented, not just the ones with vested interests, she said. Our growth has just begun and now, not tomorrow, is the time to start making the decisions that we Will have to live with, she said. The candidate added, We will have less money to work with because of inflation and the public mandate, so our job is to examine each problem and work for the city as a whole. She is married to Gordon R. Tovey and is the mother of two. For Girls The district candidate stresses the need for long-rang- e planning in development of the city street system, parks and recreation, zoning and financial control. The actual and potential growth of our city make it critical that we plan now for Sedillo that growth, said. He advocates a financial and management audit of the city to improve efficiency and feels it is im- perative for the city to adopt a management by results method of operation. In essence, Sedillo said, this means measuring the effectiveness of the council and its policies (SeePage 10, Col. 6) - ALL FIRST QUALITY NO SECONDS Academy Park In Meet Tonight ACADEMY PARK. Cannon, Tony Boek-we- g and Glenn Wright. Druing PTA general maturation program for fifth and sixth grade girls and their parents will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Academy Park elementary. Guest speakers will be Ross and Susan Woolley. Girls must be accompanied by an adult, school officials stressed. Students and parents are being asked to continue to save soup coupons for media equipment and cereal coupons for sports equipment, said PTA A meeting held last week, president Catherine Solomon introduced a parent-chil- d reading gram, in which parent and child fill out a contract to read for at least 15 minutes daily. Those who complete the program will certificates. Parents or older receive Susan Winslow. Sgt. Phyllis represented the Utah Air National Guard last Thursday in a program honoring winners in the essay What my contest, country means to me. Sand-stro- Winners of two $50 savings bonds were Jody Wagstaff and Todd Olsen. Receiving certificates of merit were Jenny Lucero, Chantell Mason, Kristie Kipp, Tony Wilson, Hedin, Jeff The Taylorsville a report at the January meeting, she said. Both programs Martin and Scott priate 27-- 7 Craig Smith, Goeckeritz, Daniel per-formanc- n. es were turned in by defensive ends Darin deal with making children aware of what is and is not appro- V3-H- e e Saturday Only Sam Til Noepi September 14 Per Square Foot Sold by Roll Only 3y2x15 Insulation R-1- 1, Kraft-facefiberglass insulation is easy to install. Saves money. d U.9 2x4x8 Stud Grade behavior and how to recognize problems, she said. Mabel Atkinson, Porter and principal, distributed Lance Huber. Many models to choose from with drive and light-timmotor, chain-cabldelay. Easy to install. grams and will present Juniors beat Judge, aided by solid efforts of linemen Karry Fine Entire Line of Garage Door Openers charge programs, one of which will possibly be put into use later in the year. Parents are screening both pro- 9) Mar-ti- Models in Stock the investigating Touch and Youre in TESTS '(From Page 4, Col. blocked punt. Off All brothers and sisters may participate in the program, she said. Vice president Sandy Schreiner introduced a new block safety home program. Homes in the area will be screened and those selected will have signs placed in the window, alerting students that this is a home they may go to if they have a problem going to or from school, such as harrassment or strangers in the area, she explained. Shirley Bevan said PTA officers are publicity chairman Dustin pro- Twelve reasons to be Sandy1 iff Murray, wiS;,1' 8 Mercury-Vapo- r 175-wa- tt Yard Light bulb automatically turns at dusk and goes off at dawn. Great security measure. on CSearnsw? |
