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Show Do You In Progression? Vote Democratic Because I desire my campaign to be based on facts instead of questionable rumors, the following objectives will be my goal if elected to the office of Mayor of Payson City. Mr. Forsey came to Payson when a boy of six years of age. He later moved to the Tintic district and then as a young man moved to Payson with his family where he has resided ever since. He has lived in Payson over 20 years, owns his own home and has become a large taxpayer. 1. Waterworks I will strive to make the growth of Payson City a possibility by securing additional culinary water and insuring its distribution to all parts of the city. The present water system is inadequate and is retarding further expansion. His accomplishments bespeak his ability. 2. Lights and Power In he served as Mayor of Payson and gave much of his time to accomplish a successful administration At the completion of his term of office, he left the city in a good financial condition. He promises to give all the time needed to serve the city as Mayor, if elected. A thorough investigation of the present electric distribution system will be made. Repairs and improvements started immediately with the goal of a new electric system as soon as feasible. 1942-194- 3. Irrigation With tlm.cooperation of the citizens of Payson City, I feel that a plan can be worked out it possible to complete the cementing of making the irrigation ditches, giving a fuller utilization of our present irrigation water supply. He served in World War I. Has served two terms as and one as commander of District No. 4 of the American Legion. His church activities have been many and varied. He served for many years as president of the Young Mens Mutual, as ward clerk and as a member of the bishopric. 4. Civic Building and Memorial Hall His business experience qualifies him as a man capable of doing an outstanding job as Mayor. He is a man that is for all the people all the rime. The need has long been felt for a civic building and memorial hall in this city. Plans should be started immediately to make this a reality when financially possible. A levy of one mill has been collected in the past administrations for memorial buildings, and it is my desire to use these funds to lay the ground work for this building. No bond issue is contemfor this plated purpose. D. C. FORSEY 5. Roads Candidate for Mayor I favor a continuation of the improvement of roads and maintainance of the present road system. T. H. REECE J. CLARK ELMER Councilman Candidate for A g resident of Payson. of Payson Lumber Company. Manager and Past president of Payson Junior Chamber of Commerce. Past of Utah State Jr. Chamber of Com- FRED NEIL Candidate for life-lon- er vice-preside- nt merce. Chairman of the Payson Planning and Zoning commission. A member of the Utah County Planning and Zoning Com- mission. Secretary of Nebo Stake Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association during 1944 and 1045. Graduate of Payson High School and attended Brigham Young University. Councilman of the Mt. Nebo Wild Life Organizer and Association. Member of the legislative committee of the Utah State Wild Life Association. of Utah County Wild Life Association. Troop committeeman of Troop 91 of the Boy Scouts of America. Has been a resident of Payson for 20 years and owns his own home. Employee of the Utah Poultry Producers and Farmers Cooperative. past-preside- Vice-preside- nt Candidate for Councilman Born and raised in Payson of pioneer descendants. Graduated from Payson High School and attended Brigham Young University. World War II Veteran. Served over four years in U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. Six years as County Supervisor of U. S. Soil Conservation Service for Utah County. Operates one of the largest units under Strawberry Project. The only farmer candidate on either ticket. Chairman of West Mountain Road committee which successfully gained hard surfacing of this road for the farmers of Payson area. Secretary of Payson Junior Chamber' of Commerce. N MRS. IDA A. HUISH Councilman Candidate for Editor and of the Payson Chronicle. An active church worker, filled a mission and is now a member of the Third Ward Bishopric. Charter member of the Payson Junior Chamber of Commerce and for the first years on the board of directors. Recipitant of the Distinguished Service Award for the year 1946. Red Cross Drive qhairman 1946. Graduated from high school and attended the B.Y.U. er J. A. LAW Candidate for City Recorder Resident of Payson for the past 25 years. Served as Payson City Recvrder 1934 to Served as Payson City Treasurer Active in Civic and Church affairs 1945-194- Candidate for City Treasurer Assistant postmaster and clerk for eight years. Payson City librarian for thirteen years. of the Cultus Club. g Church worker. She served as president of Relief Society for five years and has served in various church capacities continuously since. Taught in Payson public schools and was first president of P.T.A. Past-preside- nt Life-lon- 1945. Secretary of Red Cross during World War I. She stands on her ability to accomplish the job. MUNICIPAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER (Paid Political Advertisement) 4th |
