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The holiday season is up0n us and the City organization is soon to begin another year. This has been an eventfui year for the City. Organizationally, we grew in size by 24 employees and the overall programs budget increased by $1,104,400. Much of the year involved "business as usual" ... services being provided and new facilities being constructed. Most assuredly, the most dra~atic event was the tornado on June 3rd, and the tremendous job performed by City employees in its aftermath. The spirit of everyone pulling together to get the job done was great to see. Hopefully, that spirit and commitment to job excellence will continue as we go about our daily jobs. PLEASE ACCEPT GOOD WISHES TO EACH OF YOU· AND YOUR FAMILIES FROM THE CITY COUNCIL AND MYSELF FOR A FESTIVE AND ENJOYABLE HOLIDAY SEASON. MY BEST TO ALL OF YOU IN THE COMING YEJ'.l.R. Gerald Hagman City Manager ~ ~\! ~ i 0, ,1,)-1 V ~ , . -.---,:.mi::i:c!ll,cs:a::r.rn 0~ :::>,~ m the ~ r1~tv \u r1a· 11J~ cc Crr)r;; "iJ ~· """'ll ti <;W, Y!? ~-~ MON~~SFORTH~~;cn;~~~~;-;~~ ~ I ' ,:cv in'\)j;~@c;-;:::i n n ,~1~ ~,, \:, r7::;--,=i 1.vj1 1u Ii •~ fc=? 1 J\i ,1L.J) A_ \LJ ,- I u l :__:=,,,- l-=::::J l.J L".U J :1 i ) I' ,- n LJ1 . . r\_;. nu, 1L.':=J ,--' Iu I'" . I .I lJ Welcome mat this month goes out to Carol Bunn~ our newest dispatcher. Glad to have you, Carol. In order to provide better coverage for the citizens of Thornton, the City is now divided into 8 precincts. An officer will have a specific area to patrol and will be assigned to these areas for longer per~ods of time. That officer will be in charge, identify problems and will provide solutions for the specific problems of his own precinct. Optimistically, the crime rate will go down. All new officers have completed all of their training and are finally on their own now. Congratulations to Lt. and Mrs. Slifka on the birth of their baby girl. She was 19 inches, weighed 6 lbs. and 9 oz. They now have 3 girls. Detective Coralee Covert, who handles the sexual assault and sexual abuse against children cases, reports that a large percent of the suspects will admit to the offense before they go to trial. Thornton PD hopes everyone had a Merry Christmas and will have a very happy and safe New Year. Marji �, j~ ~ ir:. ;~,. frt-, ~ !.!11 ~\~!s1'a?',~~ \i1~} ~} ~-- i~~~i:;~;J k1 F-' r;:_c;.a r, ~ f'J ~ .~~ i ~ ;;.·•-~-, ¼J:9: '\ .J na tEJ t.;,· -r.:t· ~ ,2;~~ (~ f! ~ ~.;) I e>,{ {:{ c.1 i> ' u n .J l..? ~ ~i:I,b'.l,;i<i "n , ~ 0!D)t...=JU~ r;inr-~ ~1nl,,1/'(N \Y1,v·rr0\\i'--'< ~ \.J rJ \0LJu ~('\~~ n~ ) ! •1::-,n I i ! j! l f: ( -· l?O~&~~[g i_) Everyone is busy preparing for year-end close and the annual visit of the auditors from P.M. + M. In addition to the regular work load, Purchasing has accepted, and is currently reviewing~ furniture proposals for the new City Hal]. BETTY DUNHAM, payroll clerk, reports that the Federal Government is sending succinct instructions as to the number of exemptions an individual may claim on his W-4. The IRS is requiring proof from each employee claiming more than nine exemptions. NANCY REED is working for the Purchasing Division in conjunction with the Cooperative Office Education program at Thornton High School. She is receiving on-the-job tr a ining in office procedures each weekday afternoon. Nancy is a senior and will graduate this coming May. Welcome aboard, Nancy! PAULA PALMATtER of Purchasing is a greataunt as of November 25. Great 1s def~ned as a niece's daughter as ✓e11 as super ," quips the 29-year old aunt. (How many years old??) BERT KASPAR vacationed at home the week after Thanksgiving. She said the time off was quite eventful but not restful. 8ert s son will graduate from the University of Colorado with a degree in Mechanical Engineering on December 19. The excitement of college continues as her daughter is a freshman at Denver University. BOB PATl.ERSON spent the last two weeks of November· in Hawaii with the Air Force Reserve. Bob took his wife and daughter with him. After duty hours, they toured Pearl Harbor, enjoyed a luau on Waikiki Beach, took a moonlight cruise on Honolulu Bay, and did other tourist-type things. On Thankgiving Day, the Pattersons flew to the island of Kauai and spent the day sw·i:nrning and collecting seashells. They spent one weekend on the isl and of Hawa ii where they visited Volcano National Park. Bob returned minus a sunburn, which lends credence to his claim of "work i n q'' for two weeks. ~!hen asked where he would spend his next duty assignment, Bob rep1ied, "Hopef ul l y some pl ace that doesn It accept any credit cards." Everyone in Public Works wishes to congratulate Mike Ehrman, Equipment Operator for the Sanitation Division, on being selected as the Public Works Employee of the Month for the month of November. Mike is doing an outstanding job. Mike was honore~ at a luncheon. Public Works wants to thank everyone in our department for helping to celebrate Christmas by attending our Christmas luncheon. A good time was had by all besides a lot of good food. A special thanks 902s to Howard and Barbara McGee who provided the turkey and dressing. Public Works would like to wish everyone a Very Happy New Year! 11 1 •• **********-kk **"* ***********~"'******-f-****** * *************·k-ld*-x-k ********************** ***************************************** 1 F R O M T H E E D I T O R After a year and a ha1f as 11City Chatter" editor, I want to announce my 11resignation.11 ~eGina DeMott has consented to take over as editor starting with the January issue. Thank you for the articles you ve sent and the ~ood feedback I've received. P1ease continue your support for the "Chat.t.er" - its your newsp aper ! 1 VICKI BRIGHTBILL 3._ �,, Pl)'. "'::1~ ·p ,! ' -s.:I 'i,", f':'. J fi ~ . \. ~ 1..:z.a ~. · ""-~ ~ [;.:;, ~ ~ f'\ ;~~ t:J!E L;,;'< l"I I • . "' s3 6 lj ""::P' i.!l l; ij r=:: J(c; ~ !D~j::=, /1:,\~i r-,=3 r- C ;=J ~I ~ ::,/ L0J i '-,u--0. u NEW DIRECTOR Paul Koch (pronounced Cook has been hired as the City's new Director rif Parks and Recreation. He will take over the Division on January 4. Paul, a native of Elgin, Illinois, has been Recreation Superintendent for the City of Salem, Oregon Regional Parks and Recreation Agency since 1973. The division is responsible for leisure and social services for Salem and for \he comprehensive parks and recreation program for two counties. In Salem, he has been responsible for the evaluation and reorganization of his division, including developing both management and program budgeting systems and coordinating City and non-City programs. He has had extensive experience in pa~ks, recreation, and community development in Oregon and Arizona; and has lectured and taught at Oregon State University, Oregon College of Education, and the University of Oregon. In addition to his sports interests, Paul is also a sculptor and writer and is currently working on books on community recreation and community organization. He was chosen as Director of Parks and Recreation from more than 125 applicants for the position. 11 11 ) n ,,.-::~ I\ 1n il((',!!r--_\ji U\.~)Li~ WINTER CLASSES Session I of Winter classes will begin January 11. Some of the new classes featured this session will be: 35mm Photography, Aerobics, Weight Training, Bellydance, Batik, Beginning and Advanced Guitar, Drawing for Beginners, Tots Cooking, and Parent and Tot Learn Along. Registration will be held: January 4 . . . . . . 6 - 9 p.m. January 5 - 7 . . . .9 a.m. - 8 p.m . January 8 . . . .9 a.m. - 7 p.m . January 9 . . . . . 12 noon - 5 p.m . Employees of the City of Thornton may register beginning January 4. For more. details about Recreation classes, stop by the Re~reation Center, 2211 Eppinger Blvd. and pick up our new Winter/Spring brochure. FREE SYMPHONY TICKETS AVAILABLE Denver Symphony tickets will be avei lable beginning January 4 at 6 p.m. If you are interested in obtaining up to 4 FREE tickets for the Sy,nphony, please stop by the Recreation Center or call 287-5569 after January 4. When you are ca1led to pick up your tickets, you must present your employee I.D. or Thornton Recreation I.D. card. All tickets are availab1e on a firstcome, first-served basis. . . . . . . . D.P. FOR SALE: Classjfiea 1972 Pontiac Ventura, 2-door. 75,000 miles, air, burns regular. Good transportation car, good shape, good tires. $1,000 or best offer. Call 424-2111 after 7:00 p.m. LOST AND FOUND: Want to recover photo of 1977 Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. Sentimental value. No questions asked. Picturenapper contact Heartbroken. �' \ ~~~'~fi r:~ •~?(.·' ,.,{.;i ~,l ~re ., ·- J, "'·•-r,~:,,.,...,.. . ,.,.-., .••r;.-,;';. f'-;'s,i,-i,,,>•~·V-• 11[""1 ,D I J 7 W' J t t~01'!tf;if2J1. ·.:,\ ..... -f;/.:_". __ "'2----l-~ ffii' . (',-'~"""ir~r;~)' , _- fI~itflJ.· ~ \ .f' ; >'·i ,, •.•· Ii/ ':1 11!1,I t -~) ' {i: ~;1'. •,t ·,. I~'• c1;,. '(l. l('.-_,,t_ .;I I',,,. 'i ,: ,j ·~ii (! ·' I \h''I ,'.•, {'ii 1;,,) f; ': . . ,.!':-:, \ 'i"t . k:;, ,\f,'l•'')ll'! r•~t, mi'i,"•1 1J.l ~~·-·-~\-~-.~~:~~-~~- / t+:,I(,-; ·.•,,\ 1Pj t,\~;l ~'/i t!f;~h"'-- _i,r,1-·· ;:,;.,.,,_ ,,.,,,-•. 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