MARRIOTT-SLATERVILLE Registered Voters 803 Ballots Cast 515 64.13%^ For CITY COUNCIL AT-LARGE NED L. ALLRED (153) 124 26.67% BILL GREEN (154) 52 11.18% H. ORVIL HOLLEY (155) 153 32.90% DENNIS E. ILLUM (156) 136 29.25% I MARRIOTT-SLATERVILLE COUNCIL DIST 1 Registered Voters 803 Ballots Cast 237 29.51% For COUNCIL DISTRICT 1 VOTE FOR 2 VON E. ALLRED (157) 55 14.03% JAMES ELMER (158) 10 2.55% JUDI ELMER (159) 58 14.80% DELBERT HODSON (160) 117 29.85% REN L. MEYERHOFFER (161) 85 21.68% BRYAN D. THIRIOT (162) 67 17.09% MARRIOTT-SLATERVILLE COUNCIL DIST 2 Registered Voters 0 Ballots Cast 278 ---.--% For COUNCIL DISTRICT 2 VOTE FOR 2 KELLY S. AIKEN (164) 31 6.50% BARBARA BROWN (165) 58 12.16% DARREN A. DEVRIES (166) 82 17.19% CARL H. PARKER (167) 37 7.76% KIM R. SLATER (168) 152 31.87% ROB SMOUT (169) 117 24.53% November 3-4, 1998 Marriott-Slaterville Primary Election_ Council Seat A (At Large) (Top two vote getters win) Ned L. Allred 123 26.57% Bill Green 52 11.23% H. Orvil Holley 152 32.83% Dennis E. Ilium 136 29.37,, District 1, Council Seats B and C (Top four vote getters win) Von E. Allred 55 14.10% James Elmer 10 2.56% Judi Elmer 58 14.87% Delbert Hodson 117 30.00% Ren L. MeyerhofTer 84 21.54% Bryan D. Thiriot 66 16.92% District 2, Council Seats D and E (Top four vote getters win) Kelly S. Aiken 31 6.50% Barbara Brown 58 12.16% Darren A. Devries 82 17.19% Carl H. Parker 37 7.76% Kim R. Slater 152 31.87% Rob Smout 117 24.53% MARRIOTT-SLATERVILLE City council candidates whittled down to 1 By CHERYL BUCHTA_ Standard-Examiner staff Voters in Weber County's newest city whittled down prospective council members to 10 candidates in the city's first primary election Tuesday night. Earlier this year, residents of the Marriott-Slaterville area voted overwhelmingly to create the new city in hopes of maintaining their identify in a fast-growing area. But after 17 people filed for the five seats, the new city was forced to hold a primary. Tuesday's winners will join mayoral candidates Keith Butler and Randy Phipps in a final February election. Voters chose H. Orvil Holley and Dennis E. Ilium to square off for the city's at-large seat which represents the entire city. The two men beat out challengers Ned Allred and Bill Green to win their chance at the council seat. Holley received 32.83 percent of the vote while Ilium got 29.37 percent. Allred and Green received 26.57 percent and 11.23 percent respectively. In District 1, Judi Elmer, Delbert Hodson, Ren. L. Meyerhoffer and Bryan D. Thiriot will compete for the two open seats. District 1 represents the half of the city that is east of 1900 West. Hodson was the high vote getter in that race, winning 30 percent of the vote. Meyerhoffer came in second with 21.54 percent. Thiriot and Elmer received 16.92 percent and 14.87 percent respectively. Von Allred and James Elmer were dropped from the ballot after receiving 14.10 percent and 2.56 percent respectively. Winners in District 2 include Barbara Brown, Darren A. Devries, Kim R. Slater and Rob Smout. The district encompasses the half of the city west of 1900 West. Slater took the lead with 31.87 percent while Smout trailed with 24.53 percent. Devries and Brown received 17.19 percent and 12.16 percent respectively. The four beat out Kelly Aiken and Carl Parker who received 6.50 percent and 7.76 percent of the vote. 180