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Show Lakeside Review, Wednesday, October 23. 1985 CandidatesLayton Clinton Kiwanis Club installs new officers, hears speaker Gerald Nebeker herald (Jerry) M. Nebeker is a candidate for a four-ye- ar CLINTON The Kiwanis club of Clinton recently installed 1985-8- 6 officers. Guest speaker at the meeting was Ben Adams, Ki- Layton City Council position. Known by most people as ry. Nebeker grew up in Davis County and graduated wanis district, club builder. from Bountiful High. He has served in O. Ross Sanders, the Army Reserve, served an LDS mission in South California, and graduated from Weber State While at college, he participated in student activities including serving as a student body officer in 1966-6- 7. His professional expe- multi-nation- 11 al years. Nebeker said his concern with Laytons future lies primarily in three areas: (1) appropriate allocation of future land use, (2) timely expansion of city services at a reasonable cost, and (3) suitable cultural and recreational development. Our concerns for Layton are well founded and will, undoubtedly, require our best effort. What really counts today is selecting people for public office who can effectively deal with those concerns, he said. I feel that what Layton needs most are men and women in public office who will make informed, equitable decisions and represent the views of the people of Layton in those decisions. I, along with many of the residents of Layton, recognize that decisions made today during this critical growth period are going to affect Laytons future for many years to come, he said. I will not make a lot of campaign promises that cannot be kept. What I do promise the people of Layton is, that as one vote on a councjl of five, I will apply proven leadership and management skills in the decision-makin- g process, strive to represent the will of the people of Layton on the issues and to conduct myself in a professional manner at lieutenant With Hans... to Peppermills Jj' Western Village Tv in Mesquite. November 9th! Tom Redmon, immediate past president, was presented a plaque for outstanding service 1984-8During this past year, the Kiwanis club has constructed boweries and shingled the restrooms in the Kiwanis park, conducted a rabies clinic, presented Hope of America at six schools, conducted the Sherman Wayment 5K Memorial Race, sponsored a Clearfield High student to the Miss Utah teen Pageant and sponsored a student to the Northern Utah Chapter Diabetic Camp. 5. one-fami- governor of Kiwanis Division II, installed Dennis Simonsen as president. Phil Johnson was installed as president-elec- t and A. Kent Johnston as secretary and treasurer. Glen Saunders, Dennis Smith, Amos Gerber and Steve Weller will serve as the new board of directors. College. rience is in the field of accounting and controllership. He has public accounting experience with a national CPA firm; controllership experience for a large financial institution; international business experience; and is currently a proven manager with a large organization. He has skills in planning, budgeting, reporting, funds management, organizational and systems management. , In addition, Nebeker said he is at his best when working and communicating with people. He is also involved with the Layton youths as an AYSO soccer coach and is a Scouter at the unit and district level. Nebeker and his wife Janie, with their six children, have been residents of Layton for the past 7A ly CALl Tk PEPPERMILL TOURS a M' in 'I' n mini Classified Can Find It. Mi Layton approves ' Gerald Nebeker Sam Trujillo all times, Nebeker said. I feel that my professional background and experience would be a benefit to the city council and that have the professional ability needed. I will work to serve the people of Layton with honest, dedicated service, if I am elected." I decision-makin- g Sam Trujillo need for a library, water conser- vation, better citizen input, for updating our master plan, overhaul of current city ordinances, bum plant, and a decrease in federal revenue sharing. These issues and many more are being addressed by city council members, he continued. If elected to a four-yeterm he said he would pledge to continue working and listening to residents to improve the quality ar R. Sam Trujillo, 646 Snow Creek Circle in Layton, is running for reelection to the Layton City Council. A resident of Layton for 40 years, he is seeking the four-ye- of life. Jerry Stevenson ar d Citing a solid business and the need for representation from the west side of town, Jerry Stevenson is running for a r term on the Layton Council. City Stevenson, a partner in the family-owne- d J and J Nursery and Garden Center, said it is unfair that the city has been depicted in the press in a negative light. Many parts of our city operate in an excellent manner, he Rowe of West Layton. They have said. Our water system, for infour children: Robbie, Jenifer, stance, is among the best in Utah Kimi, and Shurelle. and we offer an excellent recreHe lists his goals and objec- ational program. The challenge of tives as continuing to serve the the future is for city government citizens of Layton and working to to plan for our extended growth. increase and improve the quality City officials must realize that of life for all Layton citizens. Layton is no longer a small town; At the present time Layton is its time for vision and compeat a critical crossroad in the areas tent management. of community development, waThe candidate has served on ter conservation, and quality of the Layton Planning Commission life. If Layton is going to continin numerous church and civand ue to grow at its current rate, it is ic postitions. going to take strong leaders who The west side of town, he says, have the knowledge, skills, and is currently not represented on abilities to solve these problems. I want to protect the rights of the Council despite the fact that d of the populaalmost property owners and assist develarea. resides in the tion opers in building quality projects With my experience on the in our city, he said. We need council members planning commsission and my background in business, I feel I whojiave the training and experience to help our city manager can represent all citizens and conand respective department heads tribute to the direction and manmake sound decisions. We are agement of our growing area, he currently facing problems like a said. council seat. He received his bachelors degree in Political Science from Weber State College. He is a civilian personnel staffing specialist at Hill Air Force Base and a member of the 419th Tactical Fighter Wing, Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, as the 1st Sargeant. Trujillo has been a member of the Layton City Council for the years. He is past married to the former Deanne TAKE ONE zone amendment Layton City will be strengthening its position rezone garding zoning within a area, following an amendment to the citys zoning ordinance last C-- 2 IN KAYSVILLE LAYTON (FORMERLY) THE VIDEO SHOP X YOUR week. 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