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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14. 1994 Community Federation of Womens Clubs to convene The General Federation of Womens Clubs of Utah is holding its annual Fall Conference on Saturday, October 1 at the Olympus Hotel, 161 West 600 South, in Salt Lake City, Utah for a days d workshop and to hear the newly-appointe- State DepartmentDi-visio- before the Sept. 20, oralate charge will be assessed. We encourage all members of the KWCC to consider this. For further information please tact Phyliss Stewart at or Rosemary Goldy at con- 644-294- 5 644-246- 9. n Chairman challenge you with their respective objectives. The special guest speaker at the luncheon will be Salt Lake Mayor Dee Dee Corradine. Registration is $15 which includes the registration fee and the luncheon. The reservations must be received ISJX&JI TO ig Tsm ilirrrs ifteifar. 6 (ghSHBgail: ENGH Now is the time!! Begin the battleofthebugs! Dont wait until you see them next season! Clear away all the dead or dying refuse in or near the garden area. Dont provide places for pests to lay their eggs by leaving the garden or yard full of this seasons spent plants or weeds through the winter. Also, increase the odds in your favor by tilling the area and bring to the surface and air whatever eggs might already have been deposited in the soil for overwintering. Anvthingthatsstill green, with- Theyre about 12" tall and spread out seedheads, chop up and add to rapidly to cover the area. Being the grass cuttings and falling in the garlic family they help leaves to stockpile for compost, or keep the pests from .laying eggs till into whatever garden area is around the trees base. In springthere are many various now bare. There is a mixture available that adds good bacteria to organic helps other than sprays to the refuse that will help it decom- keep pests from niiningfruit. Which I will share in a late winter column pose faster in the soil while addin hopes there are those who would ing to the soil's health. To help clear the area around like to take advantage of it by being fruit trees of soil dwelling pests prepared ahead of time. One thing is very certain in the that in spring emerge to cause problems to blossoms and form- world ofgardening. What one does ing fruit, till a 3'-- area around in the fall, cleaning, tilling, coverthe tree's base. Plant flowering ing! cover crops), all will pay greater garlic (allium (.They are found in dividends to the soil and the garmost mail-orde- r catalogs and dener when spring comes than all inexpensive. They flower the spring work combined! quite in early spring in shades of yelGardens Alive. 5100 Schenley also white. and and low, pink roe Place, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025. 4' Kane County is a Great Place to Raise a Family Dear citizens of Kane County: W R I T E I N Sheriff Jackson intends to keep it that way For the past six years. I have worked hard as the Sheriff of Kane County to provide you with quality law enforcement and public safety services. During the primary elections, I ran my campaign based upon my track record, my training and my experience. My opposition':-s- t rategy was to turn our positive accomplishments around to make them look negative, and to capitalize on negative side issues by claiming unfair treatment in the wake of some disciplinary problems. The primary campaign was extremely difficult for me in that had to run my department during the busiest time of the year, and to campaign at the same time. Consequently, I was not able to get out and personally let each of you know how important thisjob is to me, and what I hope to accomplish in the next four years I also felt that everyone would see through the falsehoods of the issue of B. J. Wagoners Lake Powell AdunI cate which have been told probably cost me the election. With bold headlines saying that I would cost the County taxpayers millions of dollars, Mr. Wagoners paper came out just the election, leaving me no time to defend myself or respond to its vicious allegations. In a subsequent issue of the Southern Utah Xews , the jurors who sat on the criminal case came to my aid, and pointed out that there were many inaccurate statements in that issue. We have also been informed that the attorneys in the civil suit against the County have asked to withdraw from the case. I want to assure you that this lawsuit was both malicious, frivolous and above all untrue. It was designed to do nothing more than to remove me from office. After I lost the election, Mr. Wagener sent me a pure black postcard in the mail and sarcastically asked me if it resembled my political future. Because of the last minute smear campaign heaped on me just prior to the primary election, and because of such overwhelming support from both the public and my loyal staff, I felt the need to set the record straight and file as a write-i- n candidate for Sheriff. I hope that this campaign will not be marred by the petty, mean-spirites and gossip that flowed so freely during the previous one. At this time, I pledge to focus on the public safety issues which will affect the future of Kane County and publicly challenge my opposition to do the same. The two main issues, as 1 see them, are this: 1 Our experience, and how this experience and leadeihip will help us administer our department, overseeing law enforcement, jail duties, court cases, warrant preparation, and dispatch services to name a few. 2) What we will do as Sheriff to provide quality public safety services to our evergrowing county as we move ever closer to the 21st century. I plan to get out, work hard, and contact each of you through the mail, over the phone and e to let you know hopefully how important thisjob is to me. In doing so, I would be happy to listen to v our questions and concerns, and hopefully, come November S, that po.--t card sent to me by Mr. Wagener will be a whole lot brighter. I hate-motivate- d day-befo- d re half-truth- ) er StoRMfoa? Questions, Comments, Suggestions Welcomed Call face-to-fac- Maxwell Jackson Kane County Sheriff 644-544- 2 Paid for by the Citizens to Re-ele- ct Sheriff Jackson Paid for by the Citizens to Re-ele- ct Sheriff Jackson |
