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Ji 'THE VOICE OF THORNTON EMPLOYEES' ,#;{:"ff~~ f~ ) " -· a-:~ _1/ ~'?\,. 1.- ., .~ - \;,)-'- µ, ~ -..,\~;i\ I\'\. ~--:,-', "<:; $.I; ! ~7-·, ~- ;: "'1: A::: ;, 1 f.~~- g i't •..,), . •, ' ,.\ !'" ~:.·_; ~;:~ F I ''" c, \ .-,/ /' ·•,;• . ~':-:\...~·;·.;;;",',;~/·. ~;:;/ $~~~ar,~;~~;~ ~~~~.::1¥·· SEPT. 29, 1978 CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Arlene Stapp in Personnel and Torn Engle in the Utilities Department. Both are receiving recognition and a savings bond at the October 9 City Council Meeting for their suggestions to improve our services to the community. Arlene will receive an award for submitting the idea that readings be taken for the water m8ters that are totaled such that the resident pays for the partial reading from the old meter as well as the partia1 reading from the new meter. c,,,.,.noc+-'\,,......n Tom Engle's savings bond will be for a ---:,~,.,_,._.,__.._,,,.i. th~t adjustments b e made to the hold-down nut and bonnet of fire hydrants to f a c il i ta te changing these hyd r an t s to right hand turning without having to do a complete change of the hold-down nut and bonnets. Bob Perry ***************************************************************** PARDON ME! Fer those with an eagle eye--it was obvious that the last issue of the Chatter was not published August 31, 1979. Everyone is entitled to one(?) mistake. Nancy *********************k******************************************* FOR SALE: DoubJe "Spindle" bed w/matt·ress & box springs, matching "Spindle" dresser w/mirror-sacrifice a t $175; SingJe bed w/mattress & box springs-$30; older gas lawnmower-$15; 2 new ch r orne wheels l.5x6 fits GM :70 or older-~,10/each. Call Arlene on ext. 251 or 289-1547 evenings and weekends. ***************************************************************** --~--- , . .... -. """7 �PAGE 2 UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN Once again it is time to pledge your dollars to the United Way. As in the past, contributions will be made through monthly payroll deductions. Last year Thornton employees donated over $1700. This year our goal is $2000. United Way recommends the following donation schedule: Average Annual Wage $ Personal Share per Year 7,000 $ 9', 0 0 0 11,000 13,000 15,000 17,000 21,000 40.56 53,04 62.92 84.24 112.32 127.92 198.12 Pledges must be submitted by October 20. For further information contact your te~n leader who is listed belcw: Parks ............•....•.... Art Pon tcw City Hall-Basement Bert Ci t y H a 11- 1 s t F l o or . . . . . . .. Bob Perry City Hall-2nd Floor Dennis Public Safety ........•..... Candy Radke Recreation Center .....•.... Rick Steele Shops Pat Reff el Utility Plants Steve Rogers ***************************************************************** GOLD "C" BOOKS FOR SALE Anyone who would like to purchase Gold 11C11 Books or would like some information about them, please contact Wanda at ext. 258. They are going for a good cause and are a real ba.rga in. COOPERATION is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway. All things come to him who waits. Sometimes, though, it's just the leftovers from the fellows who got there first. ***************************************************************** ------------------ ·------- - -- ---- . ~.q;.- �PAGE 3 H A P P Y BIRTH DA Yl Don't forget to wish the following nice people, "Happy Birthday!" James P. Wilson--------Fire-----------------------Oct. John R. J acobs---------St reets---------------------Oct. Hilda Back-------------Recreation------------------Oct. Steven Fenton----------Sanitation-----------------Oct. Kennith Heiden---------Utility Billing------------Oct. Genevieve E. Pierce----Utility Billing------------Oct. Leslie Gray------------Bldg. and Plant Mtnce.-----Oct. Freddie L. Conway------City Shops-----------------Oct. Samuel S. Herrnosillo---Bldg. and Plant Mtnce.-----Oct. Richard E. DiMeo-------Police---------------------Oct. Devere B. King---------Bldg. and Plant Mtnce.-----Oct. Nancy Vincent----------u ti 1 i ty Bi 11 i ng-------------Oct. James J. Smith---------Police---------------------Oct. Gail Frasier-----------Recreation-----------------Oct. Stephen Young----------S~nitation-----------------Oct. Glenn Close, Jr.-------Building Inspection--------Oct. Stephen Barger---------Police---------------------Oct. Lawrence Sandes--------Police---------------------Oct. Barbara Taylor---------Utility Billing------------Oct. Evon Allen-------------Utility Billing------------Oct. Marjorie Rodrigues-----Police---------------------Oct. Stephen Rogers---------Water Supply---------------Oct. Raymond Zirk-----------Water Supply---------------Oct. Mike Di t trnan------------Eng i n e e r ing & Inspect ion---Oct. Daryl Toreu------------CETA-----------------------Oct. Leonard McCain---------City Attorney--------------Oct. Henry Robert-----------Engineering & Inspection---Oct. James Green------------CETA-----------------------Oct. Sherry Meier---------~-Finance----------~-~-~-----Oct. Pat Mirandy------------Recreation-----------------Oct. Gale Muirhead----------Recreation-----------------Oct. Thomas Clouser---------City Manager's Off.--------Oct. Henry Clark------------Streets--------------------Oct. 2 2 3 5 5 6 6 7 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 13 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 18 19 20 21 24 25 25 26 ?---: - I 31 ***************************************************************** Be kind. Remember everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle . ..... - -- You never realize what a poor loser you are until you try dieting. Bela.tea Wishes Mary Welker, in our mailroom, was not listed on our September list. Her birthday was Sept. 29. Hope it was a "happy one! 11 ***************************************************************** �PAGE 4 r~?-1~ J ~-:§,ry'T,· ·- =~ '0°t- 0 ~~ - ~f- / -~ -. y. '. --- \_, . -·t-\ .,. ,r=' ·'\ ~\ ./ .I fl' , , -~ \;, '=-'ict ' \~ ~~j . ;(;:' I J'IG ,,, --= . ,\>,1 ;i ''I :.; . g ,I ~ ; ~-~ ------)'9/,; I"'\-·•.L. :~\ \~·-1 ---- .. """,r_..._~:,u ,.,•\'\' t J 11?:i. --'t'.;-•- ,.,..~_ ·"? 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J ./!I ~~~J '~-"'. lj o~ ,,!'..:, «1,-· l s.·, ~ "'e __ ,._,.,__ ._ . . . l -./~/ J ~ ;_,__--.\=.~~,~ -.' l~~"''.-~...Jl..dli'-~"::l# ilt i C f I , ~f -- {~;.}-. . l> < •' , · • ,f( C:i:-._:)--,•·, ~ ··, ..._, \ . \i t~p --•;s-•--:·/;;1 ~- .c:-__:., /= l,, l -., _ _.. 1· ~~\.~ /$ ·' , ,---- ',.\ --"'' ~--,.,., ----- ........ ~ ·:' ,,,~-~; ·- !• :::, ·~ 9 1';-,- . ~,.,~:::'/'1 ~'l--\~"-· . a~~~~~ ~ J (~ ', i .- ·...)\ \ .' ,.,..":i, ) \ _,d.;.;,-7 , -,- . • ~ ·r,-~ '.';"\,\\ \!/ -~) ***************************************************************** COLLEGE CREDIT Loretto Heights College has a program whereby an individual can earn college credit through a c ad erni c, on-the-job or volunteer experiences. This University Without Walls credit can be applied toward the attainment of a B.A. The degree is a fully accredited liberal arts degree. Each degree pr oq r am is individualized and is tailored by the student and advisor to fill the student's goals and schedule. More information can be obtained by calling Loretto Heights, 936-8441. Information regarding other colleges and programs can be obtained in Personnel. Bob Perry ***************************************************************** ·._ �page 5 "HO'l' STUFF FR0.'-1 THE FIRE DEPARTMENT" Congratulations to Jack Patton who has just finished his six month probationary period. Jack is due for certification at the next Career Service Board meeting. Jack came to the Thornton Fi re Department from the Westminster Fi re Department and has worked for Physicians Ambulance Inc. prior to working for Wes trni ns ter. 'l'he Thornton Fire Department is in the process of an organizational restructure. Testing procedures for Engineer, Lieutenant, Captain, Assistant Chief, and Deputy Fire Chief are now in the final selection stage. The Deputy Chief was a newly f o rrne d posit ion ere a ted for th is rest rue ture of the Fi re Department organization. The results of the testing should be available within the near future. I hope to have the results for the next issue of the Chatter, as we are anxiously awaiting the final results. Our new critical care unit .(ambulance) should be delivered by October 1, 1978. The new unit was purchased from Emergency Medical Supply Co. and will enable the Fire Department to perform such services to the public as heart monitoring, I.V.1s cardiac drugs, mast suit, etc. A pat on the back goes out to all of the firefighters who were up at Target on Labor Day and helped out with the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. Many of the activities I nc Iu d ed such things as Ray Bury and his dog "Le dy " giving rides on his antique fire engine and a bandstand with country/western singers. The Thornton Firefighters received three television spots withi~ a three-hour period to promote the telethon. A total of $5,000 was raised by the firefighters. And to help aid the Muscular Dystrophy Association on August 13, 1978 the Firefighters and many other helping hands scrubbed cars for MD to the tune of $315. Target was the location of the car wash. The car wash was sponsored by Target and KIViN radio with all the cleaning supplies being donated by the store. Mr. and Mrs. Gecrge Emery are the proud pare~ts of a baby girl. Her name is Jessica Anne Emery. She w&s born July 5, 1978 and weighed in at 5 lbs. 10 oz. Congratulations! At 2:21 AM on September 17th Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brysh became the proud parents of Miss Natalie Anne. She was 21 1/2 inches long and weighed 7 lbs. 11 ozs. Congratulations to both of you! Candy Radke I f . t, l i ***************************************************************** i f r f. 1· t p : f ·----- " �PAGE THE LATEST FROM FLEET 6 MAINTENANCE Congratulations to Chris Carpenter (Mechanic) who was recently We all wish Debbie and Chris married on the 16th of September. many, many happy years together. We know she'll make you happy for all your days to come. You must laugh together, smile together, sing together and hum! May the two of you together have a happy, happy home Let the gray clouds always pass you by, for the two of you there will be none. Congratulations Chrisl We know you didn't miss, On this lovely little ladyf Who's given name is Debbie. She has wooo---ed you to the altar Now you cannot falter. Your neck is in the noose. You' re no 1or,ger on the loose No room for excuses (they won1t hold water) From all of us a t City Shops, we would like to congratulate Greg Hug, who has recently become a permanent employee with the City. He is our all-around guy. Outside of shagging parts, repairing tires, etc., he is our regular P.M. man. Greg keeps busy all the time and is doing a really good job for us. We also have a.nether new -c ome r me ch a n i c , Dick Paiva, who has been with us for only a few days. We all want to welcome Dick and hope he stays with us a long, long time. ***************************************************************** '""""'""' -"'""'""""'z,<".r.l'.-!., :11 ..._f •.~=_,,.,,._· /'I I "L-2:~., c,._, .,,,,i,-i._.,. ""iii ~ Ii i p-J ~--~z.:m.2.:::.~.~~~~-:c~;g ~ _ ,, f.~'.::1/\\\1i""', The trouble with people who talk too fast is that they often say something they haven't t.houq h t; of yet. .i SL.~ fvtON , TLE.S: ~ :.«' ,i ~v ·,, . . Wi:D Trlt):"€ ?-' ,:iR : ~~: d" ,J- ~ .. ~- ~ i .& q \ .;>;'. A< s~· FH: '('< I c/"', . $Af ~ I "' ~ e_,.,(• - o• ... ·-•'-'' 9,,. - ,~- «<' ' .~~:~:~¢:~~~~ ~1A, I ; ;Sf' I ,.,":< 4<-"' Be sure brain is engaged before putting mouth in gear. ,_,!<,:< ,?¢ l 1 - - q><>' .....:; CAUTION: § ,7<' , t ~~~--""""'~-}: .-c I - i ff;"✓~("-'- . ,-- .•~bk, • . j:::l.~/::i;~'~r.y,·,,' [. ~- \,. ,.,.,,,,,..:•~-"' -~---c,'-'-, .. ! r H":'J, •·· t ·~ ~.~:~ il j l .i , ;j ~...,_..,~.~~~~~;-~.;--.:~-{~ ,C,NAllON-'l !.Af[TT COU~Cll ***************************************************************** All the articles and "stuff" for the Chatter was great. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! If you have something for the next issue, be sure and Eend it to me by the 21st or call me on ext. 213. Nancy **************************************J,*•~~***' ~**** *•************ . , • h Knn Xh �PAGE 7 IN THE "PINK" Fleet Maintenance has recently acquired some new forms which will enable us to have better communication regarding our city vehicles. P,s I have designated in the follcwing poem, the pink copies or our repair order forms will go to each department. The information on this form s h ou Ld be a help to all departments. Pat Reffel Let me introduce myself with this funny little caper, I1rn black and white and "read" all over, but certainly not a newspaper. I'm a brand new type of paper, with three new different parts. Someday, sometime, I'll be everywhere, even in your hearts! I have a pink sheet on the bottom, a yellow one in the middle, A white one on the top, that is anything but little. Now when I'm all completed, I begin to shed my sheets, A white on~ here, a yellow one there, and a pink one almost everywhere. I visit all departments. I know I can't be beat. Now listen care----fully, you must hang on to me, Don't discard me or lose me, don1t lead me astray, Tuck me neatly away, and I'll be there for a future day. The whole thing about this impertinent poop, Is that I'm very important, WOW! What a scoop! The info I carry is all up to par, The matter of fact is, that I concern your car, And your truck, and your wagon, and your shu-pak too, So c1mon fellas, it's all up to you! I'd like to stay close to you, as you are all my friends1 So don't forget where I'm at, because for all you, .I'll be there to make amends. Thanks for reading about me, I'm your new vehicle repair form from the Fleet Maintenance Gepartmen t. ************************************************************* �PAGE 8 NEWS FROM W.ATEF~ AND SEWER UTILI"rIES As you probably all know; ou r Utilities Department has acquired two brand new vehicles. They are 1978 Ford trucks. One being a Vac-Mas t.e r and the other a ;; ewe r-·J et by Aqua-Tech. Our City can be very proud of these new vehicles. I know they will meet the present needs of our City, and most important, the present gro~1th. They will enable u;:; to do an even better. job. Everyone at the Shops Complex would like to welcome Debbie Willet, who is our new Clerk II in Utilities. Debbie is a Leo and enjoys going bowling, dancing and watching football. She has a little girl na;-ned Cassi whc j_s only 17 months oldr and I might add, is a real doll! We hope Debs will be happy here. I'm sure she will, as Debbie loves all the spices of life. Scheffe). has recently come back from va c a t i on. It is our understanding that Doug came back with a lot of really super-nice fish (rainbows to be ex a c t) . We hope he had a wonderful time! {P.S. Doug--don't eat all those fish at once). Doug We all e~?ress o~r most 3incere and deepest sympathy to Vic May and his family in their tragic less last month. Pat ReffeJ. ***•************************************************************* Jc. i-l)RD ro 'I'HE wr s s Sooner or later, people, if they e r e w i s e , discover that bu s Ln e s s life is a mixture of good days and badr victory and dGfeat, give and t ake , They learn that ... -it doesn't pay to be a sensitive soul--that they should let some things go over their helds -a person who loses his temper usually loses .. -Everyone has burned toast for breakfast now and then, and that they shouldn't take the other person's grouch too seriously. +ca rry i nq a chip on on e ' s shoulder is the easiest way to get into 2 fight. -it doesn't matter so much who gets the credit as long as the bus\.ness shows a profit. +bu ck+ p a s s i nq usually t ur r.s out to be a booma r anq, ·-it dc-e s n ' t do any h a rrn to smile and say "Good morning", even if it is raining. -a lot of other people are as ambitious as they are, tl1at others have brains thac are as good or better, and that hard work and not cleverness is the secret of success. -most bosses are not monsters trying to get the last ounce of work out of them for the least amouDt cf pay. -the gang is not any harder to get along with in one place than another, and that "getting- along" depends about 98 percent en their own behavior. ***************************************************************** �PAGE 9 WATCH OUT FOR THIS "DISEASE11 Bronco-mania, or Bronco-fever is once again upon us. The football fans who have this no-cure disea~e may find it difficult to shake off, as the symptoms are alrea9y beginning early in the year. They go like this: It's 2:00 PM on Sunday. You're all smiles and happy and gay. You turn on the tube, and get ready to lube, Yours~lf, with a good 011 football fun-day. You are settled in your easy ch a i r, with can of beer in hand, Quiet, quiet everyone, the game is about to begin! .The first quarter is over with. You are getting all geared up. C'rnon you Broncos, get up and go, don't let yourself look like pups! The second quarter has started, Morton is ready to pass He looks for Haven Moses, but instead gets dumped on his-------! You had better get with it, get your heads on straight, If you don't do sorr,ethi.ng soon, it will be TOO LATE! We are in the third quarter, your guts turn inside and out, Your face is turning orange!!!@#$% You are ready to SHOUT! On Morton, On On On On Moses, A.lzado and Odoms, Gradishar Lytle On Armstrong and Jackson, now dash away, dash away, dash away al 1, C1mon you guys, give Upchurch the ball! There's two minutes left, you're in the fourth quarter, Them gosh-darn Broncos ain't doin' what they ought--er! You're getting very nervous, sick, sick, sick! Put in WIESS! He makes those Broncos tick! Look out! It's Wiess! His arm is up! But no! Under his arm, the ball he has tucked! There he goes, out and around-·-HE IS MADE A TOUCHDOWN! Wov:! Wow! What a game! Wiess s av e d it all-even our name. You see folks that's how it is. Once a week we get all drained and fizzed~ There is nothin 1 to tame It's called Bronco-sickness. us, So all in all folks, Orange disease or no, We love our Broncos-·-we love our FOOTBALL! Yours truly, Pat Reffel Orange-Diseased Thorntonites ********************************************~************ �"' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource City Chatter, the Voice of Thornton Employees Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain: <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/</a> Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1972-1982 Subject The topic of the resource Municipal officials and employees--Colorado--Thornton Newsletters Description An account of the resource Drafts and published volumes of City Chatter, a newsletter by and for city employees. 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