| OCR Text |
Show rw 'I The Summit County Bee Coalville, UT 84017 Friday May 16, 1986 IB Ihonpa Fites Shoda Files for for County Treasurer Summit Court? , to resigning to accept the Summit County Treasurer position was material plannersched-uler- , group leader. 'He was responsible for material used in the manufacture of solid propellant rocket motors: Glen served iq the U.S. Marine Corps from 1966 to 1969. He served in Vietnam as an infantryman and radio operator and was wounded in action in Barry attended college in Administrations. His work experiences have included the management of manufacturing firms with as many as 100 employees. for the South Summit fire . Glen G. Thompson, presently employed as Summit County Treasurer has filed as- a candidate for the position he was appointed to in January, 19435. Glen is an active member of the Utah Association of County Treasurers and is active in supporting a Public Finance Officer Certification Program for county treasurers. The program will initiate in 1987. Glen is proud of his department and professional employees and the record of his administration. The treasurer has reduced staff, cut the depart- ment budget and improved productivity and service with use of additional computer technology, and work center redesign. Accounts have increased and labor cost for each account have decreased. All funds, both county and tax are secure, accounted for and frequently audited. All investments are secure and earning a good return. Accounting practices in the treasurer's office have been independently and internally ; - audited and are properly admin- istered. Glen was employed by Hercules Incorporated. Aerospace Division at Clearfield Plant 2 for IS years. His assignment prior protection district. He served for two years as secretary-treasure- r of the Summit County republican party and is active in the party. He is presently assisting in rebuilding the Peoa town park and acts as chairman of the association. Glen served for five years as a volunteer reserve police officer in Ogden and served as commander in 1979. He is active in the LDS Church. Glen is married to Ellen Marchant Thompson of Peoa and has lived in Peoa since July, He has four children: 1980. Sherri and Jennifer Rutledge and Benjamin and Stacey Thompson. Barry Shoda , For the last four and one half years, he has been with Summit .County Animal Control. Shoda lives in Oakley with his wife and five children. ride along experience with Summit County deputies. He is presently employed with Associated Foods. Mike is married to the former Dccna Ovard of Henefer. Koytsville Resident Announces Candidacy . . McMichael of Hoytsville recently announced his candidacy for the office of Summit County Auditor, a post Mr. Kent which for the first time will be filled this year separate from that of County Gerk. Potter Files for Two Mr. McMichael, a republican, was raised in Hoytsville and citizens", McMichael says. e "Whats more, my State College. He has devoted most of the past 20 years to a indcareer in the aero-spac- e ustry. and to private business and agricultural management. recent and ongoing business experience in Park City. Jean W. Potter, of Upton, has filed for the two year county commissioner position. Jean was born in Oakley and attended school in South Summit and Brawley, California, graduating from South Summit High School. She then attended Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Brawley. California and worked as a nurses aide for one year. She married Lew Potter of Upton and together they bought his father's ranch and moved to Upton where thev have lived for long-tim- educated in North Summit schools before attending Weber familiarity with the north end of the county is balanced by my "My broad background has McMichael is currently employed by Tommy Knockers, a Park City jewelry and gift shop. Candidate McMichael and his wife Marie are the parents of five sons, and now have two grandchildren. given me. I think, a perspective ' of county government which reflects the view of many Kent McMichael Sk PLEASE NOTE Year Commissioner . Mike Grant, a Coalville resident has filed for Summit County Constable. Grant is a graduate of North Summit High School and has lived in Coalville all his life. He is a Lieutenant of Summit County Sheriffs Patrol and has completed Category II Law Enforcement training. He is also presently serving as secretary of North Summit Ambulance and an active EMT. He has had California, mdjoring in Business Glen is active in his community. He serves as a commissioner Glen G. Thompaon Courty Constable Barry Shoda, Animal Control Officer, has filed for the office of. Summit County Sheriff. 1968. i Grant Files for Becasue of the She has been Lews right-han-d helper running the ranch, working the land, helping with the sheep and cattle along with being homemaker and mother of two daughters and two sons. ' She has also been active in church and community affairs. Mrs. Potter worked for the school lunch program for four years and has been employed as a security guard supervisor for Guard Systems Inc. for over four years. 23 years. 'i MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY the DEADLINE for Display Classifieds and Classifieds will be FRIDAY, MAY 23 Please remember this change! PRING ' 10 Ct., 33 Gal. TRASH BAGS ? , Mi 16 Ct,, 44 Qt. Kitchen Economy TRASH BAGS STUDS X 'Ji .99 a fi 8x8 a WOOD SHED Delivered Your Choice of Color, 1 We Paint. 2 $499 .9 ) 1 5 Year Shingles Floor . a NEW CARPET .t W " 'f. & $300 - 5 00 . Hi V PER YD. Remnants and Roll Sizes Cut to Size We build mink boxes, any size, any quantity. 12 On All ,'4 In-Sto- ck HOUSEWARE IfiMJfV 'II OFF 1 1 02 S. Hoytsville Road 336-287- 7 Hours: Weekdays Saturday Closed Sunday 8-- 5 i 8-- 6 |
