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Show The Deseret Gazette September Page 2 DRAPER- - A Utah Sale Prison inmate, missing since August 22. gave himself up to prison authorities Wednesday night. A 31 year-ol- d Riverton man was killed early Monday when his pickup truck swerved to miss an oncoming :ar and rolled near the intersection of 2100 South and Redwood Road. The Utah Highway Patrol indentified the victim as John Lavere Manning, 13165 South 1300 West. Diane Lee Bagley. 17, a passenger in the truck, was taken to Cottonwood Hospital where she was listed in fair condition. Both persons were thrown from the truck. The accident occurred at 1:51 a.m. when the truck swerved to miss a large transport truck driven by Don Pratt, 468 East 2250 South. RIVERTON- - Richard Bunch. 33. Auburn, California, walked away from a Project Reality work release program and was listed as an escapee. He called the prison and asked if he could return a Bunch is serving up to 15 years for prison employe said. unlawful distribution of a controlled substance. MIDVALE- - The County is pondering action to take on 7200 A widned 7200 South might be curved at State Street 106 foot width, while to preserve its projected sparing a nuilliniillion-dollur shopping center being built on the northSo'ilh. east corner. Alternatives will be studied by traffic engineers attempting determine any cfTcct on federal dollars needed for the Land buyers were told to compare costs of the project. alternatives. Originally, the county planned to take 33 feet of needed from the north side of 7200 South to widen the street from its present 66 feet. to SALT LAKE- Critter, the calf with the mechanical heart, Wednesday afternoon several hours after completing three weeks on the device. The exact couse of death will be determined after comThe calf developed problems pletion of laboratory tests. during the night was given s blood transfusion Wednesday An autopsy revealed the mechanical heart was morning. functioning properly, hut the calf had pulmonary old medium security inmate at Utah State Prison was stabbed twice in the back Saturday as he watched a movie there. Robert Lee Martin of Maine, serving a 90 day evaluation at the prison was admitted to University Medical Center and was listed in fair condition following the incident. 19 year Cause of death of a 27 year old Salt Lake City be determined by the state medical examiner after she was pronounced dead on arrival Wednesday at Cottonwood Hospital. Mrs Sylvia Kirkham. was visiting the site of a house being constructed for herself and husband, when their small child tumbled into a hole. She went into the hole to get the child, collapsed and when taken to the hospital was pronounced dead. The child was unharmed. SANDY- - woman SALT will This Weeks LAKE- - Preliminary hearing for a charged with robbing Dan's Food Town. 2029 East South, was continued until Sept. 18,' at 2 p.m. Steven C. Turner, 3530 Summer Hill Dr., was charged after lawmen determined his can fit the description of one used by a gunman who look SI 700 from the store July 22. The continuance was granted in Salt Lake City Court since the defendant's attorney was unable to be present. Gty Since the Peking Man, who lived some 250,000 years ago, fire has been used to fulfill man's comfort needs. But fire can also be a very dangerous enemy. Uncontrolled, it can dain many lives and destroy a great deal of property. I 64 A.D., Rome cought fire and burned for 8 days destroying the entire city. The Russians set fire to Moscow to drive out Napolcan's army in 1812. ' It burned for 5 days wMi a loss totalling SIS0, 000.000. One of the worst fires in U.S. history was the great Chicago fire in 1871. It burned for 3 days taking 250 lives and leaving 100.000 homeless. On the same day another devastating fire started in Peshtigo, Wisconsin. In 24 hours the forest fire combined with violent winds took the lives of 1500 men. women and children. Sandy is one of the fastest growing cities in Utah. As the population grows so grows the increase in fires and accidents. In June 1974 the Sandy Gty Fire Department responded to 227 fires as compared to 283 calls in June of this year. This docs not include calls on car accidents or home emergencies, all of which are on the increase. Since the purchase of the rescue unit last year many lives have been saved by daring and dramatic rescues by the firemen and their individual medical training. e Each tireman in Sandy is an EMT( Emergency Medical Technician) and a qualified instructor. Their medical knowledge and training is certainly an asset to our community. But one of these vital pieces of equipment is missing; a heart monitor. This machine can monitor the heart beat and send the information instantaneously to the hospital. This could provide the rescue team with an accurate reading of the victim's heartbeat and any sudden change. Between January 1974 and August 1975 the Sandy Rescue Unit treated 34 heart attack or stroke victims; 17 respiratory ailments; and six gunshot wounds and miscellaneous problems all of whom could have been helped by the EKG monitor. The purchase of the heart monitor will make the rescue unit one of the best equipped units in the state. Concern for our safety and the safety of others should be of utmost Your subscription to the Gazette and voluntary inportancc. contributions will help to achieve the goal necessary to It may sound trite, but is painfullv purchase the machine. true.. .THE LIFE IT SAVES. MAY BE YOUR OWN! been Gty As a upset by this apathy. I saw a citizen bring a complaint 'about a broken agreement . Thwikian was brushed oft on the part Of the watched a citizen and told he would have to wait longer. expressing his views to the city council. He was asked how long he had lived here. Does it matter how long we live in the city before our opinions matter? A young businessman of our city went before the council to show the results of a public poll concerning a matter of great importance to the city. The council responded by downgrading the business. Our city has a really good Master Plan. I would challenge this paper to print a copy to show how our future city should look. However our council seems to ignore this plan. Within the next month our city will have a public hearing on another zoning change, the school grounds at Redwood Road and 78th The developer claims he was told by a councilman South. This that it would be no problem to change the zoning. c ould greatly destroy our city's future growth and developcity-coun- 1 One of the major reasons I am running for the city council is to provide West Jordan with a person who will stand up for the citizens. I care about every one of you and how you A city that has grown by over 16,000 people in five feel. needs leadership that cares and puts the needs of the years people first. I propose to do just that. do you care about your city? Gtizens of West Jordan Please call me and express yourself about this subject. Were I want to know if you treated well or not by our council? 1 will be at my phone you are happy with your government. 0 8 from every night except Sunday and Monday. Call and let me know if you agree or disagree with and remember to show our council that you me. Thank-yocare by voting, October 7th. - 561-452- u MARK HOPKINS West Jordan KATHY HERMAN Sandy. Utah Qualified Staff McDauyal (cTbutja, "Where Good Friends Meet to Complete Dinner Receptions Weddings Anniversaries Club Parties Private Parties 561-71- 12 2295 W. 8200 So. Owners Ray and Ivy Smith In another action the board voted to continue bus transportation for the hazardous routes over which pupils were transported last year. Attorney opens doors in West Jordan Thomas J. Quinlan has recently opened his law parcticc at 1691 West 7800 South in West Jordan. Tom graduated from the school at the University of He Utah in June of 1969. then moved to Ogden where he was the Deputy District and County Attorney for County until November of 1973. He then joined the prestigious Sait Lake firm of Roc and Fowler. Tom has had considerable experience in trial and appellate cases. Tom, and his .wife Jctta, who is a registered nurse, hvc two boys and plan to settle soon in West Jordan. They are now in the process of selling their home in Ogden. The Gazette extends a big welcome to one of West Jordan's newest businesses and wish him luck in the future. Fair opens 119th season One of the best bargains for the dollars these days is the Utah State Fair. For ten days, visitors will he able to sec more than 35 special including more than a dozen nationally known acts In addition and personalities. there will be hundreds of displays and contests, horse livestock sales, arts and crafts, commercial displays.A-griculturand industrial exhibits and many other attractions. The big Holiday on Ice will be presented by the Utah Slate Fair just a few blocks away in the Salt Palace. a ticket to the ice show will include a free admission to the fair itself. The fair wil open Thursday at 2:30 p.m. then be open daily from1, lla.m. to 11 p.m. T his year, instead of the usual queen contest the queens from 25 of Utah's counties will reign at the fair on days when those counties are given special recognition. feature will be a carnival midway complete with ga mes and thrill rides. -- Attorney at Law, Thomas Quinlan has recently opened his law practice in West Jordan. We welcome a new neighbor. Jordan school enrollment jumps Last year there were 18,331 students enrolled in the Jordan District schools. This year if estimates are correct there will be over 2600 more students enrolled. Willow Canyon Elementary will be on double sessions to accommodate the students sc heduled to attend the not yet finished Sunrise- - Elementary. The Willow Canyon Student body will attend classes in the morning and in the afternoon the Sunrise students win have the classes. The double sessions will continue only until the Sunrise School is ready for occupancy. Show Your Support Of Your Fire Department and Local Youth Groups Thursday Special Top Sirloin Steak believing unsettled. Eat Chris is GRANITE PARK- - The Granite Board of Education Tuesday night voted to provide improved medical insurance coverage for Granite District teachers and other employes even though contract negotiations with Granite Education Assn, are still Citizens of Sandy 7777 South Redwood Road West Jardaa Morlaary Center 262-267- REDWOOD Family Restaurant Available lictwreN. Reception Arthur Leavitt returned from shopping at the He Valley Fair Mall to find the back scat of his car burning. pul out the fire, but not before the scat was destroyed. GRANGER- - Classes begin September 24th and 25th. Michael Furness, coordinator said many popular classes fill up fast, in order to insure a place everyone is encouraged to register early. Anyone desiring additional information about The times and fees should call Mr. Furness at Granite District stresses that community schools are for everyone, regardless of age, race, religion, or place of residence. full-tim- ment. Always The site for a water storage reservoir located two miles south of Little Cottonwood Canyon, was approved Wencsday by the Sandy Gty Council. The water storage resevoir will hold a maximum of 3 million gallons of water and will be buried underground and reinforced with concrete. A recreation area with 3 tennis courts will be built atop the structure. Asked why Sandy needed the extra water, City Engineer Phillip Palmer said that the 3 million gallons would put the rily ahead on storage requirements and could handle all of Sandy's water needs south of 9400 South. The project will cost about S300.000 and is expected to be completed in less than a year if present plans materialize, recording to Mr. Palmer. SANDY- - In person registration for evening CommTAYLORSVILLE- School classes at Eisenhower Junior High School has unity been set for Scptmcbcr 8, 9, and 10, from 5 to 8 p.m. Business Profile To the editor, To the Editor Seeing man 70000 Mai During the past few weeks I have been attending I have Council meetings for the city of West Jordan. greatly impressed by the seeming lack of concern our Fathers' have toward the citizens of our growing city. candidate for the West Jordan Gty Council. I am very A young mother suffered minor injuries when she grabbed her daughter and jumped early Wednesday 14 feet from a windo to escape dense smoke which was filling their apartment. Mrs. Julie Burton, 26. was treated at St. Marita Hospital Her for abrasions and minor back injury and release. daughter, Jennifer, 3, was uninjured because her mother shielded her when she landed on the ground. The estimated S1300. damage to the apartment and contents was listed at TAYLORSVILLE- - y died DRAPER- - A S. 1975 $2.50 Redwood Family Restaurant is 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 generous portions well serve to you D aily lunch specials to fit your pocket book Including childrens portions come take a look Now is the timeto try our lobsterand salad Now is the end of our present ballad Open: Monday Saturday6a.m. to 10p.m. Sunday 7 a.m. to 12 a.m. Phone: When a representative knocks on your door - buy that subscription to the South Vafles newest news I source: The Deseret Gazette It will help buy YOUR rescue unit a Heart Monitor to further extend the capacities of this fine city -- 561-08- (If a representative misses you: contact Gazette at 561-755- 1) the fire department at 571-51- 19 or the Deseret Your informative community news source ;; |
