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Show 7 THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, August 13, 1987 Is Hotel Utah Closure Really A Big Loss? Maybe N ot ! Im becoming an expert in acting like a tourist. Personally, I dont think such a big deal. Visits to New York, Boston, Portland, Ore. and Yellowstone have given my camera a workout this summer. So I should have been an expert when I decided to play tourist in my home town. Would you believe I forgot the camera Theres something ironic about a person shooting several roles of film in Boston not taking the time to record on film the beauties of Salt Lake City, for they are every bit as spectacular as those elsewhere. The impending closure of the Hotel Utah prompted our tourist experience. I wanted to if all of the protests were valid and I wanted to experience having stayed there if they were. role-playin- g know its Its a nice hotel, but Im not too sure where people come off saying its one of the nations finest. Is it even Salt Lakes finest.. Im in no position to judge because I dont make it a habit of staying in Salt Lake hotels. And when I do stay in a hotel I rarely pay $90. Especially for double (not queen) beds and no hot tub. There is kind of a staid elegance about the place, but theres certainly some merit to the LDS Church claim that it needs a great deal of refurbishing to compete in todays market. closure. Passing one of the back ex- - what appeared to be several its of the hotel, there was that youthful employees seemed to be strong, unmistakable smell of pot as' taking a break from their duties. rumors rumors that drugs and prostitution are among other reasons the Church wants out of the hotel business. I hope he found his meal more satisfying than w e did. Whatever the reasons, and no doubt there are many, you can expect the hotel to close despite the protests. We can be grateful that there are no plans to raze the building, for it is truly a magnificent piece of architecture and adds dignity to a downtown area that becomes more modern with each passing year. We played our tourist role to the hilt, but we had an advantage over the average tourist. We were perfectly comfortable and we knew the planned surrounding There are unconfirmed Michele Bartmess As we played our tourist role and walked around the Church Office Building grounds, we saw (actually smelled ) evidence of one of the other first-han- d exactly wnat we wanted to do in downtown Salt Lake. The Roof was full, so we opted for The Grill. We had another advantage in that we immediately recognized the gentleman who spoke to us as we entered the restaurant as Ezra Taft Benson. The restaurant seems to be suffering from the theres no reason to be wonderful syndrome that afflcits those whose businesses are about to close. Forecast Period: 19 r. TAURUS Apr. GEMINI 20 May 20 20-M- CANCER June 21 July 22 BENNION. Jodi G. Warner, 3520 Glissmeyer Jr., marking her was awarded the Best fathers retirement from business. of Show award for her quilt Crown Although she has been a quilter for and Compass in the display at the just six years, Mrs. Warner has Festival of the American West in become known as a creative design Logan. The quilt, which measures 93x82 artist and teaches classes at local inches, was cited for its unusual handicraft stores. She has received design, intricate hand piecing and several other awards during the past fine quilting. It features a mariners few years for quilts she has made. compass medallion in shades of She also markets her patterns for blue, pink and burgundy and was quilted items in needlework shops fashioned by Mrs. Warner as a gift throughout the United States under to her parents Mr. and Mrs. August the logo of Hearthsewn. LEO 22 July VIRGO 22 Aug. LIBRA 22 Sept. t. SCORPIO Oct. 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M V P 1980 A 93 Shakespearean forest 95 Small herring 98 Toast topper 99 Mets stadium 101 Suffix for an inchoative verb s 80 Some eye- 81 82 "The Wreck of Ihe Mary " limes 83 Detroit actions 84 Sweetie pie 85 Spar 87 Suffering fiom phon.isihenia 89 Slormy openers Vassar purchase 104 Aulhni l06Sli.iv Slum-sla- ' 107 Wall Sued term DO YOU KNOW . . . Murray School District HAS A YOUNG MOTHER'S Representing several homeowners in the area Mardean F. Hercules Dr., said allowing the home to be rented as a duplex downgrades the value of all Whitney. 4445 18 b. PISCES Feb. -- - 20 ? aBi) -- BROADHEAD PULLER Potent 476,598 houses in the area. "If we get one rental unit or two. more will come in and the neighborhood will go downhill, said ZV 0 Re-electi- Whitney. The council decided to deny Hennefer the right to rent the home as a Remove your expensive broadhead BO'Z easy way, simp unscrew the shaft, screw on the puller, with a few blows from the slide hammer your point will be ready for reuse. duplex, and gave her three months to correct the problem. In other business, the council awarded Geneva Rock Products Company a contract worth $77,000 to fix potholes throughout the city. All of the work will be done by Oct. ly 1. Send Check or Money Order To: Geneva Rock was the low bidder for the project. They will fill the potholes for $44.61 per ton of asphalt. The council also awarded a bid for improvements on Lancer Way. The contract was awarded to G and W Concrete for construction of curb, gutter and sidewalk on the drive. The bid was awarded at $5,692.95. Box 266 P-- North Salt Lake, Utah 84054 (801)295-806- 9 on VALLEY. Councilman WEST Leland DeLange has announced his as District No. candidacy 1 councilman. DeLange has served as the District No. 1 representative for four years. He feels he has represented the district well and would like to continue in the capacity. "Its been fun to see redevelopment happen, especially w'hen you can see increased, productivity and usefulness in the city, he said. One redevelopment project he has been an avid supporter of is Sterling Medical. Now there is development happening that will incerease the employment in West Valley and bring in some new business, "he said. DeLange said the cooperative effort which has grown between the council and staff now has made things happen in the city. I've always wanted to see the city develop progressively, and with a good plan. he said. I think that is happening better now than it has in thepast." PUBLISHED MONTHLY NEXT ISSUE: Aug. DEADLINE: Aug. REACH 80,000 re 27, 1987 14, 1987 HOUSEHOLDS iK TOD WHO ARE PREGNANT OR os SIZE EASY TO KEEP IN THE HOME HAVE A BABY, YET STILL COUPONS ARE EASY TO TEAR OUT WANT TO COMPLETE CALL: THEIR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION???? If you or someone you know is een S! eVi fst?J 00 Leland DeLange EASY TO USE 262-668- 2 OFFERED ONLY BY: pregnant and interested in finding out more about this program call - The Ideal Christmas Gift COMBINATION BROADHEAD REMOVING AND MUZZLE LOADING TOOL DeLange Files For PROGRAM FOR GIRLS 943-9877.264-74- 816 82287 An awatd is bestowed on you in recognition of your otgan izational talents, taking you quite by surprise. It is wise to think along lines of furthering your education in line with advancement in career or status. Aspects are favorable for achieving success in pursuit ot matters having to do with higher education or training Important communications are received in regard to joint finances or inheritance. Secret investigations add a note of mystery. You seem drawn to the scholarly type so dont be too sui prised when a scholar is a frequent caller. Work and health are of primary interest at this time. Concern for personal appearance and neatness can be carried to extreme. AQUARIUS Antilogous Words at the outdoor theatre by Symphony Hail, then walked around Temple Square and the Church Office Building grounds. Downtown Salt Lake can take pride in the beauty of (his area. Certainly it gives our state and city a nice image. I guess that's where our average tourist effort ended. After all. we didnt have to be in any hurry the next morning. If we "missed something, chances are we could pick it up another time. So we did what most people do in a hotel. We slept. Until 11 a m. AHairxofaspeculative nature look favorable. Plan care fully and cautiously. Romance also is favored. Maybe ihe two are one. Visitors offer excellent clues on how to improve domestic surroundings without endangering the family nest egg. Inclinations are to read everything you can get your hands on especially the papermill romances. Escapism can lie a renewal. Burning the wires up with long distance idle chatter is n t without a price. Its worth the cost. Pay close attention to dress and manner. How yon pie sent yourself is the key to a successful bid Revelation of a well kept family secret ihrows you into a state of confusion. The mind is playing tricks. ARIFS Mar.21-Ap- W. 5585 South, WEST VALLEY. Myrna Hennefer was told she must discontinue renting two apartments in an area zoned for single lamily dwellings during the West Valley City Council meeting Thursday. Hennefer said when she bought a home at 3698 So. 4445 West from her mother in 1979 it was divided into two apartments. And it had been rented that way since 1968. Her mother had been told in 1975 it was against zoning laws to use the home as a duplex. But Hennefer said she was never told of the use status on the home ( when she purchased it, and has continued to rent both sections. in City Reps neat little Western Revue YourWeek Ahead Horoscope Bennion Woman Tops Quilter Field THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD PUZZLE Following dinner, we took i |