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Show The Deseret Gazette Page 2 Mr. Mark Hopkins August 22. . Mark Hopkins, a resident of West Jordan for two years, has announced his candidacy for the West Jordan City Council. Mr. Hopkins, 28, is a computer programmer and EDP manager for American Equity Corporation. He is married with three children. His decision to run was based on a growing concern for improved police service and safer roads far our children. He proposes bicycles lanes onmajor roads and hyways, plus sidewalks leading to the schools. ALTA - Honorary citizen certificates have been presented to four miners at ceremonies here. Recipients during Town Day were Desdemona Beeson, Walter Hoppe and Page Blakemore. e and Joseph Sandy Fire Chief Bill Clough, reported to Sandy City Council, Wednesday, that manufacturing costs on that cities new engine had increased since ordering the unit last year. Final cost for the engine was announced as 79,189.00. Clough returned last week from San Francisco where he nude a progress report on the engine adding some finishing touches. Councilmen were asked to consider installing a wet water system to the unit. Clough felt the system would add greater penetration and mare effective fire fighting for Sandy. No decision on the modem system was resched. SANDY ' - The Mental Retardation Association of Utah will sponsor a circus Thursday at 4 and 7p.m. and Friday at the same times at the Cottonwood Mall parking lot. Elaine Sharp, association executive director, said that the circus also will play in the Utah Technical College at Provo parking lot Friday at 4 and 7 p.m. and at the Sears Shopping Center parking lot in Qgden Saturday at 4 and 6p.m. Admission is $2.50 for adults, SI. 50 for children or $7 for a family. Included in the acts is a trapeeze performance by Robin F. Bishop, former Sslt Lake City resident. MURRAY SNOWBIRD The third annual Snowbird Oktoberfest, a German celebration for the harvest and coming of foil, wiU be held August 24, 31, and September 1. The Snowbird celebration win begin at 3 p.m. August 24 with music by Horst Fiedd and the Bavarians, booths serving German foods and pastries. Bavarian dancers and artists and craftsmen with displays of their wares. DRAPER An inmate of the Utah State Prison wrdr an unsuccessful escape attempt Tuesday afternoon when guards found him in a nearby canal. A prison spokesman said Vincent J. Archuletta, 23, Salt Lake City, was working in a field east of the facility, when he ran away about 3 JO p.m. Guards found him in a canal. Archuletta is serving a S year sentence for assault with a deadly weapon, the spokesman said. He had been scheduled for release in April 1976. KEARNS There are three vacancies in the Kearns town council. Any person interested in filling a vacated position Mud their letters of intent to Hardy Pollard, 5511 South 4270 West in Kearns. KEARNS Chairman of the Kearns town council, Mrs. Foyle, has resigned due to doctors orders. The town council will be recessed until September 15, 1975. 1975 DRAPER - Salt Tjk County sheriffs detectives Wednesday at investigated details surrounding an incident late Tuesday night condition in inmate an satisfactory left which Prison Stale Utah the at University Hospital suffering from burns. Authorities said Robert Belcher, 44, California, was in hu maximum security cell about 10 p.m. when he was doused with a flammable liquid. He suffered bums on his face, left shoulder and chest. Lawmen interviewed Belcher, who is serving burglary at the hospital to gather more dues, ' yearn for SANDY It was determined Wednesday by the Sandy City Council that due to the lack of a current business license, Carols Lounge, 8410 South State, Sandy, win have to cease operating until such time a license is obtained. In other proceedings, coundhnen passed a motion providing the monthly inspection of problem areas. will now spend the first executive meeting of each wmnrti visiting areas that have already or will soon come under criticism by Sandy residents. This inspection tour will indude such things as, zoning, road repair, and proposed annexation. Business Profile Utah IHOPs Gain Californian as Owner Weeks Dear Editor: As a concerned patron of the Jordan School District I'm upset s. at the present impasse in The superintendent inferred that his absolute refusal to mediate or further negotiate this problem will result in savings to the taxpayers of this district. He says that schools will open on time with or without the tegular teachers. As a patron of this district I question the superintendents wisdom on loading the dassroom with substitutes, parents or a flock of The first few V1 ftew teachers. nego-tation- days and weeks of school ire always very impressionable times to children. These first few days and weeks can make or break a students year. It seems that the Jordan Education Association has gone more than half way to keep this very situation from coming After all there are 1400 in this district, teachers plus many of which have children that attend these same schools. It would be well for the superintendent to remember thst teachers are taxpayers also. It then 'appeafs thai'the only solution Superintendent Parr will accept is the total and complete surrender of the J.E.A. on his and the Board of Educations terms. Again the other dtizens of this district better stop and think of the possible consequences of that much power resting with so few a men. It is then evident that what is reslly it stake here is the good old American right to bargain and negotiate. I commend the teachers of the Jordan School District for their courage to stand for thcscr rights. . Bob Fens, new owner-manag- for IHOP er . ... A Contented Citizen J .. a., i .i . i ill a. Davie hcftwUN. McOHl McDMfll After spending eight years in San Jose California as area manager for the International House of Pancakes, IHOP. Robert Fena came to Utah two months ago to manage the two IHOP resturants located in Salt Lake Valley. The two resturants are located at 6100 South State and 141 East Broadway in Salt Lake City. The resturants which serve the world famous IHOP pancakes are also engaged in sponsoring little leauge football "end baseball r teams in the vaRey.,"' Robert Fenaj the new owner manager, is a firm believer in customer service and good food at reasonable prices. Fena, who would like to open another IHOP NEW BUSINESS Legal Notice Advertise! DYOTOPHY at Valley Fair Mall MEET THE BALDERDASH BUNCH. mm FACTORY SHOWROOM Custom Upholstered Furniture What we dont build Sofas Loveseats we can get at factory and upholstered chairs discount prices No middleman costs 561-77- 52 255-712- 1, 3027 W. 7800 So. REDWOOD Family Restaurant 7777 South Redwood Rend Pictures "Where Good Friends Candy Meet to Balloons p.m . 'till 3 p.m. a . ft "A 1 INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids are being accepted by the Purchasing Department of Sandy City Corporation for the following: Three (3) Tennis Courts for the Bicentennial Park. Detailed specifications may be seen ft obtained at Engineering Dept. Sandy City Hall, 800 East 1st North Sandy Ut. Bid forms can be obtained by contacting Ora J. Lovell, Purchasing Agent. Bids will be opened September 3. 1975 at 2:00 P.M. For additional information call Brett Richards, Engineering Ext. 42. Department- Ora J. Lovell Purchasing Agent Pub. Aug. 23. 30. 1975 NEUMAKPS I . OPEN THE DOOR TO West Jordan Uentnary MUSCULAR resturant within the year, expects to be in Utah a long time. Another goal he has is haveing the operations open 24 hour s day to serve the public. The resturant at South State is doing as well as expected and probably well over their year end projection. Besides serving their famous pancakes the establishments full course dinners and short orders. Robert brings to the resturant the philosolpy of complete customer service. The Gazette extends a big welcome to one of Salt Lakes new resturants and hopes you'll drop in and say hello to one of our new merchants. Eat Cris Thursday Special Top Sirloin Steak Complete Dinner J, $2.50 Redwood Family Restaurants the place to eat Every cut of steak just cant be beat Desserts that tempt the hungry palate We would call them tops on any ballot Orders of seafood and sandwiches too Over gen erous portions well serve to you D aily lunch specials to fit your pocket book SATURDAY AUG. 23 I nduding children's portions Now is Now is come take a look the time to try our lobster and salad the end of our present ballad Open: Monday Saturday 6a.m. to 10p.m. Sunday 7 a.m. to 12 a.m. -- ill Phone: 561-08- I HARVEY HUMDINGER I found some interesting information the other day, and I though Id pass it along to you. Youve heard the story about Rip' Van' Winkle, who slept for 20. years. A.fairy tale hard JP believe in real lifo. Not so." Karoline Karison survived a coma of 32 yean 99 days, from December 25, 1875, to April 3, 1908. She died mi April 6, 1950 at the age of 88. The longest continuing period of human unconsciousness is that of Elaine Espsito in Tarpon Springs, Florida. She has been unconscious and hasnt moved since an appendectomy on Aug. 5, 1941, when she was sis, in Chicago. And she continues to live in unconsciousness. Thats one heck of a way to get out of going to school. Actually it's really not a funny story but very astonishing. |
