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Show EDITORIALS Let's Keep It That Way All you have to do to appreciate Sugar House is to take a trip uptown. From a clean, roomy, peaceful and friendly community you find yourself after a few minutes of driving in a swirl of car and foot traffic with no parking spaces to be found. , Often the Job you wont to town to do which should have taken a few minutes min-utes runs Into an hour or two. Everyone Is hurrying with no time for friendly greetings and a leisurely chat on the corner. Most unpleasant of all is the sight of numerous "down-and-outers" and common bums that line certain streets in town. Salt Iviko probably has less than other places of similar size, but the frequency of them on Salt Lake streets compared with Sugar I rouse is surprising. Sugar House, being the business heart of a fine residential area, has a responsibility to keep things as pleasant as they are. It is a tribute to its leaders, its police force and to its citizens citi-zens that it has been kept clean and orderly. The Bulletin recommends that all residents of this area keep a watchful and interested eye on developments here so that constructive con-structive and progressive activities will be encouraged and un-healty un-healty ones will be stifled before they find a place in our midst. Constant alertness will preserve for us a good place to work and live. . |
