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Show 16 A Thg Sail Lake Tribune. Wednesday, September By Businesses 12, 1979 First Deadline Monday For Some Candidates The first municipal election candidate filing deadline comes Monday under the state's system of candidate petition and filing. The Monday deadline is for municipalities that provide for primary election nomination, which inoludes the larger first and second class cities and others which have adopted a primary procedure by law In these cities a new law this year eliminated the need to gather petitions containing the names of 1(H) registered voters. Salt Lake County municipalities are Salt Lake City, Alta. Draper, Murray, Sandy and West Midvale, Jordan. two-tiere- d But in towns and third class cities which havent enacted a primary election law, candidates have until Oct. 9 to file under a different law that permits nomination either by political convention or by petitions containing the names of 25 registered voters. Salt Lake County cities with the later filing deadline and petition requirements arc Riverton. South Salt Lake, South Jordan and Bluffdale Riles to Start United Way Drive For $3.7 Million in Donations The United Way of the Great Salt Luke Area will begin its campaign to raise $3.7 million Wednesday at cere- lessons 4 Pair Becomes Life Masters 9 A Salt Lake City couple, Larry and Peggy Skinner, have become bridge life masters as the Deseret Empire Invitational Tournament has come to a close. The tournament featured some of the best players in the West and was called very successful by Carol Dibblee, chairman. Sunday play also brought these winners Mike Super Swiss, Flight A Passell, Dallas, Texas; Mark Lair, Canyon, Texas; Clarence Goppert, Prairie Village, Kan.; Paul Soloway, Seattle, Wash., and John Mohan, Friday Harbor, Wash. Masado Super Swiss, Flight B Goult, Elizabeth Jameson and Bonnie Lantz, all Salt Lake City, and Ollie Blums, Murray. The organization is also sponsoring a fair at the ZCM1 Center which will include displays, exhibits and entertainment by the agencies. Among displays at the fair, which runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, will be the American Cancer Societys working lung which shows the effects of lung cancer. The American Red Cross will be taking blood donations and giving first aid and Energy Meet Stresses Housekeeping "Better housekeeping" is a key to substantial energy savings by businesses, contends a University of Utah official. In connection with announcing an Energy Conservation Conference on the U. of U. campus Wednesday through Friday, Jerry H. Zenger said information will be presented on how to Hawaiian Dance Open Senior Citizen Parley Hawaiian dance at the Westside Senior Citizens Center opened activities Tuesday for the annual Governors Conference on Aging. A General sessions for the conference open Wednesday at the Salt Palace with more than 5,000 senior citizens expected to attend. Gov. Scott M. Matheson will respond to recommendations made by senior citizens and will discuss problems with the group. Utah Heart Association will check blood pressure. On the stage, the Work Activity Centers Sunrise Dance Team will perform, the YWCAs Carousel Kids will sing and the Senior Citizens Harmonica Band will entertain. The Special Olympics will give a demonstration and Functional Fashions for the handicapped will present a The monies at Hotel Utah. The conlerence has scheduled 13 workshops in the Social and Behai uiral Science Building Fees for individual workshops range Small businesses, apartment houses from $10 to $60. and churches can realize energy savSponsors of the conlerence, "Les is ings of 15 to 20 percent, and large More, are the U. of U Engineering companies could save up to 50 percent, Experiment Station and the Utah State said Mr. Zenger, assistant director of Energy Office, in cooperation with the university universitys Engineering university's Division of Continuing Experiment Station Education incorporate energj efficiency m the design, construction and management of buildings. OPERATED BY P.N. HtWCH CO, AN INTEBCO CO. Boyles Brothers Drilling Co , Sail Lake City, is drilling the holes one at the eastern part of the base to nearly 2,000 feet and the second, near the 2 Gel Probation In Horse Case Two Salt Lake County men who pleaded guilty to charges of capturing wild horses for their own use Tuesday were each put on probation for a year 0 statewide test of emergency warning systems is planned for 9:35 a.m. Wednesday. The general public is not expected to take any action, said Donald R. Spradling, executive director, Utah State Office of Emergency Services. In a number of communities, sirens will sound. In others, brief messages will be carried by broadcasting members of the emergency system. Under code name Checkerboard, the exercise will be a simulated attack on the United States, Mr. Spradling said. The exercise will begin with a message from the Civil Defense National Warning Center at the North American Air Defense Command, near Colorado Springs, Colo A and fined $350. 484-852- 1 Uth East The Bureau of Land Management, which has care of wild horses and burros, claims that five horses and a colt were captured June 14 at Arby Springs near Ely, Nev.. with foot traps. Park City Matheson, Mayor of Correctional Parley Speakers Special to The Tribune Gov. Scott M. MathePARK CITY son. Park City Mayor Jack Green and Dr. Anthony W. Mitchell, executive director of the State Social Services Department, are among the opening day speakers at a conference Sept. 20 and 21 of the Utah Correctional Association. The second annual affair is scheduled for Park Citys Holiday Inn At 10 a.m. on the first day, Allen F. Breed, director. National Institute of Corrections, will discuss the future of - corrections the subject. A panel then will discuss Luncheon speaker will be Grady A Decell, director. South Carolina De- partment of Social Services. Panels and workshops are on the agenda during the afternoon They will continue Sept. 21 Panelists include Milton G. Rector, director. National Council on Crime and Delinquency: Jerome Miller, director, National Center for Institutions, John Calhoun, director. Massachusetts Department of Youth Services, Lloyd Olilm, Harvard Law School, and others. other tools theml we hov KETCHUM'S 800 W. 400 S. TO STOCK ON HAND AND SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. BROKEN SIZES IN SOME CASES. ALL ITEMS LIMITED MANY MORE ITEMS!... TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST!! I Famous Jarman Moke Special Purchase Leather Styles Reg. 22.00. Tan LADIES' OXFORDS LADIES' DRESS SANDALS Req. LADIES' LOAFERS 8 Navy 12 Reg. 20.00 Assorted Play Styles Reg. to 18 00 10 22.00 Leather Styles Tan Block Reg. to 20.00 Several Styles FASHION HANDBAGS 12 Brick Leather Upper Reg to 65 00 MEN'S HIKING BOOT Lug Soles OQ99 10 Coiois Reg. to 5 00 Orion LADIES' SPORT SOX LADIES' BELTS 24 Many Fall Calais KIDS' LEATHER SHOES The two men pleaded guilty to the charge Aug. 20. The pair had been charged in federal court in Nevada, but the case was transferred to Utah. HOME LITE POULAN PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., THUR. SEPT. 12, 13 MEN'S DRESS SHOES Loren Bud Hardman. 46, 3413 W. 3100 South, Granger, and Marvin Bennett, 38, 6500 S. Jefferson St (180 West), Murray, were sentenced by Judge Bruce S. Jenkins, U.S. District Court for Utah. ALL SIZES m VALUES ' SUGAR HOUSE ONLY 2101 South In Utah Today south gate, to about 3,000 feet. The investigation involves the U.S. Departments of Energy and Defense, the University of Utah Department of Geology and Geophysics, and the Earth Science Laboratory within the Universitys Research Institute Two test holes are being drilled at Hill Air Force Base to investigate geothermal energy potential BIG SEPTEMBER The United Way , local chapter of the Cancer Society and Utah Heart Association arc joining in the fund raising drive Warning System To Set l est CHAIN SAWS Grotherinal Holes at Hill fashion show. resuscitation cardiac-pulmonar- y Bridgt Tourney 1 Reg. 3 00 to 5 00 l"-3- Stretch Styles LADIES' PANTY HOSE LADIES' JEWELRY 49 Knee Hi Style Hush Reg Hush 59 39 Reg. 2.00 to 12.00 Assorted Group CHANTILLY COLOGNE " 12 1 Houbigants Price 3o Reg. 6.00 Size G GlETcWAREfANDlDOMESTIGSl 34 34 0999 399 CHAIR KITS 13 Chair, Unfinished American Kits. Hardwood, Assembled Price $49.95. and Save $20.00. 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