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Show Thursday, Dec. y tVfSf VALLEY View At utc State Politics 16, 1982 t Is Topic Of Course TAYLORSVILLE. The facts of life in Utah politics will be dealt with in a class titled American State Government to be taught winter quarter at Utah Technical Col- monstrate the system of checks and balances in government, the interplay between the three branches, how bills become law and lege. Considine was assistant plant manager of Swift and Co. in Denver prior to coming to Utah. He has been associated with the AFL-CIinvolved in collective bargaining. He has also advised as an independent political how to lobby legisla- tors. Jim Considine, a former member of the State Senate and member of the Utah House of Representatives, will be the instructor. Mr. Considine recently was appointed by Gov. Scott Matheson to be director of the Utah Apprenticeship consultant. The course comes at an appropriate time with the Utah Legisla Coun- cil. The class will de Wheeler ture meeting in January and February, a spokesman said. The section on lobbying promises to be particularly useful, since it can be put into practice immediately. Classes begin Jan. 6 at 5:15 p.m. under the auspices of the UTC school of external programs and continuing education. Further information may be obtained by calling farm for several Arab mariners mastered a trade route to China seven centuries before Columbus. Dependability of the monsoon winds, the navigators sure knowledge of the stars, and the zeal to succeed made possible the voyages a quarter of the way round the world. SALT LAKE recession, Noble Building permits noted. famiissued for . many years working Mildred Strohfield has been elected president of the Wheeler Farm Guild. Mrs. Strohfield has been involved with volunteer work at the PHOTO AT LIFT years. She has served as a tour guide and a guide trainer and has also been working with antiques at Wheeler Farm. Her interest in the historic farm began County Building Permit Total Quadruples Mrs. Strohfield and her husband Bob moved to the Salt Lake area from St. Louis. Mrs. Strohfield spent SO. COTTONWOOD. 967-413- In teers. Farm Guild Elects 967-420- 1 or when she answered a newspaper advertisement asking for volun- - single ly dwellings were four with Girl Scouts. While living in St. Louis she was a director of a Girl Scout day camp. She has also done volunteer work at St. Marks times higher in October than in the same month the previous year, according to a county official. hospital. Officers assisting Mrs. Strohfield will be Beverly Lucas and Salt Lake County issued only 30 building for single family homes during permits Rhonda Cook hospitality; Susan Barber publicity; Kay Jensen, secretary and treasurer. October, 1981 when in- terest rates were nearly at a peak, said County Building Inspec- tions Chief Ray Noble. Recent declines in the interest rate have restored some of the residential construction which abounded before the onset of the Those dont wants around your house may be do wants for someone else. You can turn them into ready cash by putting them in the area market place. In September, the county issued 95 permits for homes; the year before the number was 53. Then, in October, the number increased to 121, Noble said. Because of the increased building activity, building permit revenues are $150,000 above projections for the first 11 months of the year, he added. Watercolorist Works On Tap SANDY. Water color paintings and stained glass art by Margaret Taylor Hey wood will be on display starting Dec. 29 at Sandy City Hall, 440 E. 8680 South. Mrs. Heywood par- ticipates frequently in exhibits of the Intermountain Society of Artists, which sponsors the displays at Sandy City Hall. 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