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Show Jf S The Salt I.akf Tribune, Thursday, October 4, 1979 - 4 Mayor, Council Posts c S U f f K u r I 'i; i - .7 t V ti 2 1 Candidates Running for Draper Office Continued from S-- l lie has served as a reserve fireman, reserve police officer, a trained emergency medical technician and chairman of the planning board. Mr. Skrocke has also served as chairman of the Draper Development Committee, on the Salt Lake Community Development Committee and was on the steering committee to help get Develop- Community ment funds. Allen P. Smith, an incumbent, said he has witnessed more positive achievements in the community since incorporation than ever before. iSorwa True, it (incorporation) has caused some dissension, but this decision has brought the government back to the people of Draper. Saying it has been a great opportunity slide-lectu- his at the Magna W. 3500 South, Berling will present Branch Library, 10 at 1 p.m. 8339 Margaret Money Barnes is a former emp Ema Simonsen re this month. armchair travelogue His concerns are for a responsive voice in city government, honesty and integrity in government, common sense in handling the city, unnecessary waste of tax dollars, maximum services be provided for all Draper residents, proper management and development of the city including inparks, business and dustrial areas, future generations ability to remain in Draper and continuation of the rural atmosphere. Two-yea- r council candidates are: Oct. will conduct another tour, discussing the countrys geography, people, language and customs at the Calvin S. Smith Branch, 810 E. 3300 South, Oct. 11 at 1 p.m. Both tour guides are natives of the European country located next to Sweden. Bans oi the Co., and worked in advertising. She is now retired. David B. Brinton is deputy director of the Salt Lake City Airport vehicles. J. Dennis Ipson, owner and operator of Industrial and Mine Supply. Has been active in Authority. believes years. supporting the best men running for office and believes the greatest problem facing the community is for the city officials to better use the resources of local talents and for more communications with the people. Tom Mellethin is a senior test engineer for Litton Industries. He is a graduate of the University of Utah and has been active in the Boy Scout program for the past 12 years. Since incorporation he has helped to draft original zoning ordinances, is chairman of the planning and zoning commission, chairman of the board of adjustments, member of the master plan committee. He is seeking office to help the city build on the loyee Tours Scheduled Slide-Lectu- re You can see Norway via tours at two Salt Lake County libraries Gosta to serve as a councilman, Mr. Smith said it has been a learning experience and fetis he can use the knowledge gained for the betterment of the city. Norman D. Squires is vice president of Grant-Hatc- h and Associates, a bonding and insurance brokerage. He is a graduate of Utah State University and a member of the board of directors of the Better Business Bureau. I am proud of the great things that Draper represents and am desirous of keeping Draper an raise a family. place to (Jerry) Enniss is resident of the city and a mail carrier. He has served as administrative assistant to the mayor for the past year and has been a strong supporter of the city in both time and financially. He is a member of the planning board, built the citys snow plows and sander and has donated his labor to these two jobs. Mr. Enniss has served as a reserve officer and still does a lot of the mechanical work on city A. G. a life-lon- g Council Favors Completion Of By Ben Ling Tribune Staff Writer COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS Community members here are in favor of completing the southeastern part of according to the Cottonwood Heights Community Council. southeast The quadrant travels along South from 700 East to about 3100 East The freeway then turns north, where it connects to exroadway at isting about 4600 South. Cottonwood Inc., a citizens group comprised of homeowners in the area of the planned southeast quadrant, has opposed 6600 the freeway construc- - tion. The group claims the freeway will damage the environment and scar the scenery in the area. The group has taken its case to court where the matter is currently under advisement. Criticizes Council At the last Cottonwood ous Heights Community' states. Council meeting the council criticized the actions of Cottonwood Iqc. and voted to send a letter to Governor Scott M. Matheson encouraging the completion of the freeway. The council com- mended Governor Matheson for being in and offered favor of its support in completing the freeway. The Council is unalterably opposed to the legal maneuvers and other delaying tactics which are being used by a few obstructionists to hamstring this project. The main results of their misguided actions have been to' prolong and worsen the seri- - Teen Problems Focused Films about teenage alcoholism and pregnancy are scheduled at several Salt Lake County libraries beginining Oct.9. Academy Award winner Teenage Father, is a fictional account of one teenager whose girlfriend decide? to keep their bby after he had thought she was giving the child up for adoption. The second feature, Francesca Baby," won the blue ribbon at the American Film Festival in 1978. The film is about a girl whose mother is an alcoholic. The films will be shown at the Holladay Branch Library, 2150 E. 4800 South, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m.; Ruth Vine Tyler Branch Library, 315 Wood Street, Midvale, Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. ; Whitmore Library, 2197 E. 7000 South. Oct. 11 at 7 p.m.; and Granger Branch Library, 2880 W. 3650 South, Oct. 13 at 2 p.m. traffic problems which could leviate and to greatly inflate the cost of the al- the letter project, Groups Today, largely due to delaying tactics by groups, the completion date has been moved to the or beyond. Since 1972, the total cost figure for has been revised upward by more than $13 million and is being pushed even higher each day by inflation. Obviously, the beleaguered taxpayer will be a main beneficiary of swift completion of the project, the letter said. Self-Servi- self-servi- mid-198- Council Secretary-Treasure- r Joan Halladay said the beltway is needed in the Cottonwood Heights area because of congested traffic. Weve got to have something to relieve the traffic on Fort Union Freeway, she said, referring to heavy traffic on 7200 South. Impact Statement Council member David H. Adams said the enivironmenta! impact statement on the quadrant gave further support of the needed beltway. In other matters at the council meeting, Mr. Adams explained some of the reasoning behind the county fire departments new fire station, proposed at 4000 South and 500 East. The Salt Lake County Association of Community Councils has voted against build- - in He sity. outstanding circles for political He is a graduate of Brigham Young Univer- ing a new fire station. Beneath the present fire station radioactive tailings have been releasing radon gas into the station. The tailings were used as a ground fill for the building. Cheaper to Remove According to a Department of Energy study, it would be cheaper to remove the tailings from beneath the station than building a new fire station. However, Mr. Adams said, the new fire station was proposed before anybody knew about the radon gas in the building. He said other reasons for the new station include a need for larger facilities and a shorter response time. Council members also discussed coming elections. Three positions in the communty council are up for election Nov. 6. Several members of the council said they hoped voter turnout would be better this year than in the past. Service District Persons who wish to run for a seat on the council must submit a resume to Mrs. Halladay, 6889 Brookhili Dr., 1-2- firm foundation that has been established. Vern C. Richms is an incumbent. He is retired. He helped to organize and set up the fire department and has had responsibility for the system. I have the time and desire to serve the people of Draper. As a councilman, it is my desire and purpose 10 give the citizens of Draper a good honest government and good service for the least expense." "I would like to see some smaller building lots so that our young people can afford to buy, build and live Lecture on Relationships Scheduled at Library at the Whitmore Library, Special to The Tribune COTTONWOOD HEIGHT- S- For women who are seeking better communication techniques with their partners, families and friends, a lecture on "Assertiveness as a behavior to open the way to honest relation ships with others" will be held Thursday. The lecture is scheduled for 7.30 p m. Senior Citizens and chairman of the Salt Lake County Nutrition Board. Byron L. Smith is employed by the Internal Revenue Sen ice a on DATi CDMC. irt DiiHaririr MoP-jII- c Kwik-P- tizJMJjn iimwi FROM i 50 mu er Values to $6.00 BASEMENT 25 OFF CLOSEOUT 10$100 Zippers Fabric Applicate Baby sets Satins Boys' shirts Girls dresses Blouses 20n 18-2- 4 $l50ib. Socks FABRICS Please check with us for the lowest prices in town. Panties 12 PRICE BLUE RIBBON THE CEDAR CHIST SIDING Co. 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SALE by 60 Wool Plaids 60" Fashion Terry Knits 60 45 Chailis Prints 60 Terry Velour treasurer's rethe regular PRE SEASON 2197 E. 7000 In Tooele Call 882-031- 1 364-271- the Carmen Boutet. a clinical social worker and marriage and family counselor, will show how assertiveness can facilitate more open communication between partners and friends. She will help identify strengths and potentials that will help the way towards more honest relationships. 45 Granny's Trunk 20 port South, YWCA outreach program. 45 UFP Prints 15 includ-- is in Draper. He has worked m several community positions including the Draper Park Board, Lions Club. Salt Lake City, 84121, 10 days before the election. Boundaries of the community councils service district are approximately 1300 East to Wasatch Boulevard and (about 6600 South) to Little Cottonwood Creek (about 7500 South). The council voted to and 0 Or choose from one of many homes now under construction. |
