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Show 1 jfV r- 1 rl 14 Vv A lj So '7 UVroA LEADERS MEET IN AMERICAN FORK-They include, 1. to r., Max Elliott, president of UVIDA; Mayor F. Haws Durfey; Preston Barratt, president of the newly formed American Fork ; Business Development Corporation. Back row, Richard Benson, executive secretary of UVIDA; ' Dick Devey, American Fork representative on UVIDA; Sherman Christensen, Chamber of Com-ll Com-ll merce president; and Dee Hunter, secretary of American Fork Business Development Corporals Corpora-ls tion. Mr. Elliott met with local leaders Wednesday morning to get acquainted and to learn what had been done in American Fork in development of an industrial park. Mr. Elliott said American 2 Fork was an example of what could be done in a community and commended them for the forming 1 of the American Fork Business Development Corporation. ' i J Harvard Hinton Harvard R. Hinton Files For State Legislature Harvard R. Hinton, Lehi Attorney At-torney and former State Senator has filed for the Office of State Representative from District 37 on the Democratic ticket. The area covered in District 37 includes in-cludes American Fork, Lehi, Cedar Ce-dar Fort and Fairfield. Mr. Hinton has been active in politics for many years and Rep resented Utah County in the State! Senate during the 33rd and 34th legislative sessions. He has also in recent years been a candidate in the primary election for the office of Utah Secretary of State .and Congressman. Announcement In his candidacy announcement .;Mr. Hinton Stated: "I am a firm ;tellever in the two party sys- iem as we know it in America. ;When one party gains such absolute abso-lute control that the minority Nparty Is ineffective and voiceless, X'then it is bad for the Public Xand a change is in order. Such ;a condition existed in the last --session of the Utah Legislature Cwhen there were 59 Republican .members of the House of Rep C-tesentatlves and only 10 Demo- ."cratlc members. We can and Xshould begin the needed reformation refor-mation at home in the 37th Legislative Leg-islative District to remedy this I;sItuation. I offer myself as an -experienced candidate to dimin- -;-fc5h the over-balanced Republican .control and reestablish a Demo-Icratic Demo-Icratic voice in the Utah House :-:ef Representatives." :-:sales tax "I also am concerned that ;;Salt Lake City with the aid ofl '--some other cities of the State ;-ire formulating a drive to in grease the local sales tax from ;-J2 cents to 1 cent. - If this additional tax is not I imposed, it would still be pos ihle fnr Hip Cltv of Ameri lcan Fork to gain an additional ; $5000.00 or more each year over inu above the amount it now re- ;ceives, and Lehi $25,000.00 or v-jnore each year extra, and our t Utah .County government would :.gain about $25,000.00 or more pleach year, if the sales tax is i;not raised but only distributed vbn a per capita basis. We have -tbeen subsidizing Salt Lake City . .11 - . 1 M -yun our sales tax payments lor vmany years. "In 1963 I led a Statewide ;3rive, while representing most of fhe States Cities and Counties, - -to change the distribution of the ;-fc)cal sales tax to a per capita -3sis and this drive was suc- Kcessful in passing the House of Representatives with votes to spare and then lost out in the ;-Senate by only one vote. I -Save also done considerable re--1 Search on the subject and prob--;"flbly have been involved with it ;more than any other person in r3he state. - I would like '.. represent the communities of Northern Utah County and the State in trying :"-tP get this tax injustice rectified recti-fied and to aid in preventing 3alt Lake City principally from having the sales tax increased from 12 cents to 1 cent, thus compounding the present unfair and unequal distribution." Mr. Hinton is marr'-1 to the former Rose Marie Brokaw and they are parents of six sons and two daughters. He has had considerable church experience Including service as a Bishop. He also has served on the State Democratic Platform Committee and on two Legislative Council subcommittees, dealing with Higher Education and with air pollution. SHIRT LAUNDRY SPECIAL ... for the Introduction of Durfey's New Shirt Laundry Equipment, We are Offering ONE SHIRT GLEANED FREE 2 Shirts Cleaned FREE with a Dry Cleaning Ordei EXTRA CARE Q DRY Lehi Plant ONLY CASH AND CARRY ONLY A Air-Conditioning NOW and SAVE$$$0,NnstaTstNs, Why sweat it out again next year? Right now, while our crews are available and our equipment stocks are good, we can offer you substantial savings on Lennox comfort systems designed just for your home. Call today for a free estimate, and be all set when the heat's on next summer! Graduate to Electric Air Gunfher Sheet Conditioning M . fft 31 North 1st West American Fork Phone 756-2451 i y 1 p v r Granddaughter Of the Andy Pedersons Dies Julie West, five, died at the University Hospital in Salt Lake City, Thursday, May 2, of complications com-plications from leukemia. She is the daughter of Stanley R. and Donna Pederson West. She was born December 30, 1962, in Cattle, Sheep Men Urged to Clear Military Area Mai. Gen. Maurice L. Watts, Utah .Adjutant General, advised cattle and sheep ranchers in the area of Camp W. G. Williams Military Reservation that Utah Army National Guardsmen will fire artillery on the 22,000 acre reservation June 1 through 30. Gen. Watts said artillery test firing and regular artillery firing fir-ing practice will be conducted as part of annual summer camp field training program. The general asked cooperation of ranchers in the area in clearing clear-ing the reservation of livestock during this summer field training train-ing period. When wrathful words arise a closed mouth is soothing. Don't see all you don't hear all you hear. iee and American Fork. She attended the LDS Church. Survivors include her parents, Pleasant Grove; ;.;o sisters and two brothers, Steve West, Terry West, Kathy West and Suzanne West, all of PI. Grove; grandparents, grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren West, PI. Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pederson of American Amer-ican Fork. Funeral services were held Monday, May 6, at 11 a.m. in the Timpanogos Stake Center. Willford M. Gurr, counselor of the Grove Ward Bishopric offi ciated. Prelude and postlude music was played by Dorothy Morehead. The family prayer was spoken by Milton L. West and Leland L. Rockwell offered the invocation. Louise W. Lindsay gave a life sket ch and Christie, M e 1 d a d e e, and Julie Ann Watts sang, "I Am a Child of God." Speakers were Leon Walker and Wesley G. Boyle. The trio then sang, "I Wonder Won-der When He Comes Again." Remarks were made by Mr. Gurr and the benediction was IMOTOROLA 40 W. Main Lehi Phone 768-3621 Res. 768-2396 ALL TRANSISTOR COLOR TV Peterson Electronics & Appliance Television Sales & Service Service Calls: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sales and Demonstrations 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. THE AMERICAN jfORK CITIZEN, Thursday, May 9, 1968 offered by Ammon J. LIndsey. The grave In the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery was dedicated dedi-cated by Howard Warnick. Pallbearers were Amy J. Ped-ersen, Ped-ersen, Gary M. West, Dennis L. Rockwell, Larry R. Rockwell, honorary pallbearers were Maurice Mau-rice K. West, Mark Thompson and Sam Taylor. Flowers were cared for by the Grove Ward Relief Society. r L1AYTIL1E IS GIFT TIL1E Mother's Day Graduation EXTRA SPECIAL SAUIHGS on WATCHES and RINGS for the Graduation and Mother Use Our Lay-Away Plan WEBB'S JEWELRY Lehi, Utah "-iiir-riir Inez iiirrriiic3iii HiTTiirzrz H 6ift hose .. n jimMx r JjsA Glamorous Shades MortlV Ov I EIAUDDAGS lmmS- . 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