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Show ss&V mam milr 1 ; ft X I MwWfclJSS A1 r U OLOJ Jo lk 6REEM BEAMS v., -iffy MAtJPARlME ORANGES' m ) mm w win u " -I I N I I U1J IMJK III J J J II I I l IK llllllllllll II I Ml 1 Utah County Republican Nominating Convention Sat. The Utah County Republican Nominating Convention will be held June 29, 1968 at 7:00 p.m. In the Provo High School auditorium. audi-torium. Congressman Laurence J. Burton will be the keynote speaker. Senator Wallace F.Bennett F.Ben-nett and most of the state and county candidates will also be in attendance. State chairman Richard Rich-ard Richards will introduce the keynote speaker and participate in the convention. All interested Utah County Republicans, Re-publicans, even though they may not be convention delegates are welcome to attend. A number of the major candidates will speak briefly at the convention and an informal reception will be held following the convention, where candidates will be available to get acquainted with those in attendance. at-tendance. Convention delegates from Legislative Districts 38, 41 and 42 will have an opportunity to vote on candidates for the State Legislature from those districts. The incumbents and their chal lengers are: Dist. 38 (N. Orem, PL Grove, Alpine, and Highland) Harley M. Gillman, incumbent; James N. Gilson, Republican opponent. Dist. 41 (Central Provo) Fred F. Sumsion, incumbent; H. Ver-land Ver-land Anderson, Republican opponent, op-ponent, Dist. 42 (South Provo) Dean C. Christensen, incumbent; J. Allen Keith, Republican opponent. The state election laws provide pro-vide that if a candidate gets 80 per cent of the delegate vote at the convention, he automatically becomes the party candidate in the November election - otherwise other-wise the contest will be determined determin-ed at the Primary election in September. Utah County Republican candidates candi-dates for 1968 are as follows: Commission (4 year) Stanley D. Roberts. Commission (2 year) Paul A. Thorn. Senatorial Dist. 17, Wallace CARTWRIGHT SPECIALS '66 Chev impala Super Sport 2 -door Hardtop Bucket Buc-ket seats, 396 engine turbo hydromatlc, power pow-er steering and brakes, factory air conditioned. Real sharp. $2370 66 Volkswagen 2-door Sedan DeLuxe 4 speed radio, real clean. One owner. $1370 '63 Buick LaSabre 2-door 2-door Hartop 2-tone all power including air conditioning. con-ditioning. All vinyl Interior, In-terior, actual low mileage. mile-age. $1270 Deal Right With . Cartwrlght MARVIN'S MOTOR PLAZA Phone 756-2880 151 E. Main Am. Fork JULY 4" CLEARANCE Buy How and Save Hundred Dollars Fall Prices in effect daring our July Clearance Sale. EVERY BOAT and MOTOR MUST BE SOLD 19 ft. Crestliner Day Cruiser Cabin, 18 gal. tank, Midwest Trailer, Mercury 125 h.p. Ready to go SALE PRICE $349900 17 ft. Crestliner Explorer Cabin Cruiser, 18 gal. tank, Top Set, Midwest Trailer, 650 Mercury, control and Battery. Ready to go. SALE PRICE $269900 USED BUYS THESE WON'T LAST - ALL GUARANTEED 16 ft. Bel Boy, Trailer, 45 h.p. Mercury $1099.00 16 ft. Hydro Swift; Trailer, 75 h.p. Evenrude $1699.00 16 ft. Crestliner; Trailer, 800 Mercury $1999.00 We Handle Financing, Insurance and Service IIALSTD0L1 LiOTOn & UARIHE American Fork Call 756-6078 H. Gardner. Legislative Dist. 37, Glen T. Anderson. Dist. 38, Parley M. Gillman and James N. Gilson. Dist. 39, R. Ralph Benson. Dist. 40, Howard C. Nielson. Dist. 41, Fred F. Sumsion and H. Verlan Anderson. Dist. 42, Dean C. Christensen and J. Allen Keith. Dist. 43, Harold J. Whiting. Dist. 44, Verl D. Stone. District Attorney, Richard L. Maxfield and Leon M. Frazier. Balloting for the District Attorney At-torney candidates willbe conducted conduc-ted at the State Convention on July 13, 1968, since the Fourth Judicial District encompasses more than Just Utah County. Many Republican candidates have filed for state office and with Interest running high in a presidential election year, atten dance at the convention will pre sent an opportunity to get ac quainted with candidates and how they stand on issues. Dr. F. II. Morten son To Head Lions Dist. Governors Dr, Francis N. Mortenson of American Fork was elected President of the Utah Lions Past District Governors organization, during the recent Lions State Convention !n Logan. Dr. Mortenson was District Governor and Utah State Chairman Chair-man of the State Lions in 1961-62. 1961-62. Other officers elected are Dee Cowan, Cedar City, Vice President Presi-dent and Albert C. Grosjean, Provo, Secretary. Directors elected to represent the four Districts In the State are Alva Fitzgerald, Provo, Raymond Ray-mond Jackson, Nephi, Jenkyn Powell, Salt Lake, John Arring-ton, Arring-ton, Ogden. These Lions will direct di-rect the activities of the Past District Governors organization during the ensuing year. Intermezzo Club Hold Summer Party The annual summer party of the Intermezzo Club was held Monday, June 24, at the home of JaNae Nichols. A lovely patio pa-tio dinner was served to members mem-bers and their husbands. Hostesses Host-esses were Betsy Wagner and Shirley Miller. A delightful program furnished by singer and guitarist, Lynn Probst, Midway, was enjoyed by membsrs and guests. Those attending were: Gene Ingersoll, Phyllis Crookston, Jeannine Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Lee AUridge, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. James Chestnut, Mr. and Mrs. Arden Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellason, Mr. and Mrs. Art Lay-cock, Lay-cock, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, Mil-ler, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Milne, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mower, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nicholes, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shin, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner, Wag-ner, and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Walton. Wal-ton. Narrow minds think nothing right that Is above their own capacity. THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, June 27, 1968 I I It i! Dave Williams, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., left, congrat- '. ulates Leo P. Harvey, Chairman Alpine Soil Conservation : District and Nyal F. Wadley, Pleasant Grove, outstanding ; farmer, for the State's first place honors In Goodyear' s an-nual an-nual Conservation Awards Program. Alpine Soil Conservation Dist. Receives Top Award The Alpine Soil Conservation District, Lehi, Utah has been named Utah's first place winning win-ning District In the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company's annual an-nual Soil Conservation Awards Program. Selection was made by state agricultural conservation authorities, according to Dave Williams, local representative of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. Leo P. Harvey of Alpine Soil Conservation District and also President of Utah State Association Associ-ation of Soil Conservation Districts Dis-tricts announced that Nyal F. Wadley of Pleasant Grove was selected as the Districts Outstanding Out-standing farmer-cooperator. Nyal and John Y. Swenson, Sup- George S. Cannon, Husband of Former A. F. Resident, Dies Funeral services were held recently for George S. Cannon, of Provo, husband of Mrs. Norma Vance Cannon, a former resident of American Fork In the Edge-mont Edge-mont Third Ward LDS Chapel. He was born August 9, 1918 in Washington, Washington County, Coun-ty, Utah a son of George Q. and Josephine Prisbrey Cannon. He marriedNormaVance on August. Aug-ust. 19,! 1942 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A member of the LDS Church, Mr. Cannon had served as Elders El-ders Quorum president, superintendent super-intendent of the Sunday School, and had worked In scouting. He graduated from the BYU in 1942 and had been employed as park ranger in the Southern Utah parks for a time. For four years he served as a captain in the U.S. Marine Corps in the South Pacific. Pa-cific. He had been employed at Geneva Gen-eva Steel Company from 1945 until Uie time of his death. He is survived by his widow, Provo; one daughter and four sons, Janine Cannon, D. Eldon Cannon, Michael George Cannon, Lynn Ashley Cannon and Eric Vance Cannon, all of Provo; his father, St. George; and one brother broth-er and four sisters. Burial was in the Orem City Cemetery and graveside rites were conducted by the Veterans organization. ervisor of the Alpine Soil Con-; servation District, will be guests: of Goodyear this December on: a four-day visit to Litchfield; Farms, located near Pheonix,; Arizona. The two men, along' with 104 other representating top- districts throughout the country,. will observe Soil and Water Con-I servation work on the 14,000-! acre desert farm. ' The Alpine SCD was first place; winner in this contest In I960- and also earned second position; last year, commented Mr. Har-j vey. This Soil Conservation-District Conservation-District has been co-sponsor of the American Fork-Dry Creek! Watershed project. Much of this' District's efforts have been di-1 rected toward watershed activity; during the past few years. Goody sir's Soil Conservation Awards Program, one of the oldest of its kind In the world, has hosted over 1,800 farmers from every state and Puretcj Rico since its beginning in 19474 The Davis Soil Conservation District was awarded second place lr .he Goodyear conserva-j tion program, with William R.l Smith, Woods Cross, named the outstanding farmer-cooperatorJ Hospital Patients j Patients who are being; treatedvin.tie American Forkj Hospital are: ' Clinton E. Huffman, Edith D; Brown, George Larsen, Glenna: Smith, Rosalia Lewis, Krist( Hlght, Darren Ray Neil, Elizabeth Carlisle, Merlene Rowley, Val Marie Jolley, Ruby V. Wanlass) James A. Neil, Jr., Patsy Carlson, Carl-son, Don Street, Almyra BoU ander, Edlih G. Case, Royal H! Timpson, Beverly McDonald; Karen Wagstaff, Richard Hunt; Max Huggard, Mary Steele, Edwin F. Walters, Robert Scott Iviej Alvin M. Peterson, Boyd Curfew, Joel Chornlak, Richard Goetzj Royal A. Olsen, Ruth Ann Gren-r lng and Richard Adamson, all of American Fork. : Annette Taylor, Winiam E; Hooley, Rosalia Lewis, John Linebaugh, William Moore, Richard Rich-ard W. Cawley, Cheryl Whitehead, White-head, Robin Johnson, LaRayne Wadley, DorothyGreenhalgh,Da-vid DorothyGreenhalgh,Da-vid Chidester, Susann Mair, Charles Carson, Ethel Gray, Ja son Allred, Floy Taylor, Janice Fowlke, Roena L. Clark, Leland S. Millar, Nora Larson, Kevin Nielsen, Lawrence Reynolds, Scott Mattinson, and Bonnie Brar dy, all of Pleasant Grove. : Kay Howes, Dora Ashby, Vaughn L. Allen, Michael Aitken, Clifford Lee, Paul Glathar, Randall Ran-dall Rafiner, Edna B. Evans, Betty Bet-ty Gurney, Shirley J. Tripp, William Will-iam T. Nye, Allie Cardon, Sheila McKinney, Samuel Willoughby, Susan Bliss, and Betty Christian , sen, all of Lehi. j N. L. Vance of Cedar Valley. Lucille Garrison of West Jordan. Jor-dan. ; Weston R. Pace, Jolene Dur-rant Dur-rant and Jerry Peterson of : Orem. J I Robert Kent Archibald and Marie K. Baker of Provo. I Vergil J. Draney of Price;. Andrew Barbouletos of Sajt Lake Citv. i James F. Reynolds of Ypsil-janti, Ypsil-janti, Michigan. I CITY PLANNING ' 'COMMKSION ! Several new members are aow serving on the City Planning Commission. They are: Calvin Vance, Chairman; Luana Smith, Dixie Strong, Bill Hegerhorst, and Donald Beck. The Planning Commission meets on the second and fourth Mondays of the month at 7:15 p.m. Requests for subdividing sub-dividing of Ldd or other activities activi-ties that would affect the growth of Alpine are to be directed to the City Planning Commission. Meetings are open and the public is Invited. Shop and Save in American Fork 9 p , i J |
