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Show "y . -t i rr " 'rwwrrryrryimm r w' m ', Scum VieSiop Second Term In Utah House Seeding Incumbent A SOUTH WEBER - A new councilman was appointed by the South Weber City Council to replace a council member moving from the city. HE HAS served the past two years as the state representative from District 51, in northern Davis County. He will be the Democratic party candidate in the Nov. 7 genera election this fall. Representative Wimmer is a native of Davis County and a graduate of Davis High School He is married to the former Karen Knudsen and they have three children, and Karianne, Jessica BRENT Winchester was appointed to the council to fill year the one and one-hal- f term remaining vacated by former Councilman Claude Nix, said City Recorder Kathy Paul. She said the change was necessary because Nix will be moving to Centerville and is often taken from the state in his employment. Lucybeth CAMPAIGNING is a family affair at the Wimmer home. His wife is a county and state delegate and Karianne and Jessica are old campaign pros from two years ago. Lucybeth will be new to the campaign fair this year. Mr. Wimmer has been a local businessman for the past eight years He has been an area representative for the 3M Company and is presently as a real estate and investment consultant. He is also a member of the Ogden Board of Realtors and participates in the Big Brothers program m Utah of Weber A GRADUATE Miqucl Nunez prepares the Davis County Fair premium books for binding at the Spectrum Press. BlfJDIHG BOOKS Rep Wimmer has been one of the outstanding freshman legislators during the past two years SOME 4,000 have been printed and were delivered to the fair office in Farmington this week and were immediately prepared for mailing Due to the high cost of mailing individual copies, no books will be sent out after the initial bulk mailing this week, no other copies will be sent out, Mr. Rogers said DURING his past term he has been credited with the passage of several important pieces of legislation among them are: the passage of the Financial Privacy Act This act has insured citizens of their privacy rights against state governmental and corporate surveillance of financial records kept in financial institutions such as banks and credit unions, etc Mr. Wimmer helped sponsor and promote the pasof tax three sage reducing measures, the property tax credit, utility sales tax reduction, and the reduction of the state inheritance tax These tax reducing measures have and will save the taxpayer many millions of THOSE WHO entered displays in the fair last year on the bulk mailing list. Those who wish to enter in this year's fair may pick upEx-a book at either the County tension Office in Farmington or at the fair office on the north side of Lagoons parking lot, west of the stadium This year the fair is to be held at the fairgrounds on Aug 17, 18 and dollars 19 REP. WIMMER as a member of the House Revenue and Taxation Committee1, plans other tax limitOne such ing proposals proposal will be the of his bill to reduce THE FAIR books list all the rules and regulations for entering in the various depart ments It also lists the entire program for the three activity-filled days A map is also included explaining where each event will take place Parking passes are also included in the book for residents to be able to park while entering and picking up their display. n the sales tax on food. The bill is gaining support with other legislators and Representative Wimmer feels it has an excellent chance of passage during the next legislative session The public desire for tax limitation will motivate the legislature to enact meaningful laws to limit and reduce taxation and the growth of government Completes AF Basic Stalking the books for deliver atter being bound, are Ixme Stable and Shauna Fisher. Four thousand of the IkwLs are read for mailing or to be picked up at either the County Extension Scivue office or the Fair ofine, lxath in Farmington Navy Seaman Charles C. Steffens, son of John and Barbara Steffens of 3122 West 1800 North Clinton, has completed the Basic Cnli-mCourse at the Naval Sub marine School, Groton, Conn paign He feels Gordon Avenue LAYTON for he studied shipboard organic i tion, damage control, and submarine safetv and ext ape procedures He joined the navy in January 1978 north AT LEAST that is V.'Qstcm CsrEot iVcriJ Presents lole hearing informal meeting of city counulmen and planners They said that the noith-wes- t boundarv could at least be a "Tentative boundary line that the two cities could work toward in future planning WEVE HAD public he,u ings in the past where we proposed changes and owners get the idea that the proposal is permanent and tome to the Tj l I CITY OFFICIALS agreed that boundary line between Clearfield and Layton and Layton and Kaysville look like a "jigsaw puzzle They said there is little conformity betweeirthe cities It was also agreed that Gordon Avenue would not be a "strict divider of the two ci buss Pacimgo!! Hall the Two Bedrooms Average 75 yds ties INSTFAD, said Layton Mayor Lewis G Shields. "Gordon Avenue and land 100 to 200 feet on each side of the street would be a mutual area-o- ne in which land owners may approach either city with a request to be annexed. J Completely Installed the owners to keep the boundary as close to Gordon Avenue as possible Terms Easy Credit tree on THERE WILL also be some flexibility of owners along Gordon Avenue who might padding. Many colors available for immediate Installation. 90 day In added that city officials will work together and.with He only interest approved credit 360 S. Suite 112 - the new Fort Lane Plaza iThtiilfcr rv Layton, Ut. .. the infoimal ''Gentlemens Agreement adopted by the mayors of the two communities at a recent North) mav eventually be the boundarv line between this city and ( learfield to the (looO live north of the street but desire to annex Into Layton "Well try to work with them," he said Mayor Shields said officials decided against a public on proposal because of possible misunderstandings meeting ready to fight, he said He said the intent of the boundary proposal is to have a starting point from which to work and that city officials of both communities are willing to cooperate with home owners in the area gb 1 Travelodge briday evening, July 28 at 7 JO p m THE BANQUET is being held in conjunction with the American Party Mate ( that is scheduled the next day at 9 30 a m at the same location Visitors are welcome Professor Greaves was a prominent figure within the National Republican Party organization during the 1940 s while serving as the National Committee research director and chief of staff of the Joint Congressional Committee investigating the I earl Harbor attack HE WAS also executive director of the Foundation for Freedom, Inc., and helped prepare the author the Taft Hartley Act Professor World Report geted at government waste and unnecessary or ineffective programs SHE IS a supply clerk in the Materiel Management Directorate at the base SECOND he supports the jxiwer equalization concept for the funding of public education in Davis County This will allow the state to provide more revenue to counties in need The result in effect will put Davis County on a more The Representative sees the continued use of a balanced budget for the state as absolutely necessary as a means of being fiscally responsible He strongly urges the federal government to start doing revenues ion equalized basis with other school districts throughout the state which receive higher HE IS a past campaign chairman for Davis County Senator Keith C. Warner, and has served as a local Democratic Party voting district chairman. In addition he has been a county and state convention delegate and has served on both the county and state platform and rules committees future MR. WIMMER plans to work hard to see that this facility is further developed to meet a real and critical need in this aiea. JKaCa 8 DAYS7 NITES INCLUDING AIR NOV. 2 FROM S.L.C. 25-DE- C. 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Hours 10.00 A.M. to 11.00 P.M. Good for book and "The of a Small Business Sub- committee was initiated by Rep. Wimmer. This important change will now provide a much needed committee to help small businessmen in the state. It will also provide a positive effect on Utahs future economic growth. Mr. Wimmer also serves on the Public Education Committee, the Business, Labor, and Industrial Development the Small Committee, Business Subcommittee, and the Insurance Subcommittee THIRD, he supports the further development of Davis Countys vocational education program During the recent budget session of the state legislature Rep Wimmer working with other state legslators, was successful in having the county district vocational center redesignated as an area vocational center This resulted in Davis County receiving an additional $370,000 appropriation for the development of this facility In addition the redesignation will provide adued appropriations in the 867-809- I Why Mass RECENTLY the designat- golf gooobe HE IS best known for his ble for Inflation, likewise. AT CHERRY HILL CAMP and extensive long background in economics and has written several books and articles including Mises made Fasier: A Glossary of Mises Human Action which is used widely by educators. Greaves was on the editorial Unemployment? staff for U S, News and . Energy Crisis." Performance; Elaine Lay of Layton has received a Sustained Superior Performance Award at Hill ATB ceremonies, MINIATURE GOLF COURSE magazine American Historical AssociaIntion, American Military stitute. Naval Historical Foundation and the United States Naval Institute. He is currently serving on the National Executive Board of the American Party. Professor Greaves will be treating three subjects in his address "Who is Responsi- Sustained Superior resolves The effects of tax limitation on vital government services such as education, and police and fire protection needs to be assessed. Cuts should be tar- Cherrg Hill Hteehs from 1934 to 1936 The keynote speaker has a Understanding the Dollar Crisis " He is a member of the American Economic Association, one-yea- limitation may well cause more problems than it there are three Percy L. Greaves To Speak At Danquot , division but cannot proceed r morauntil after a torium on building has been lifted, Mrs. Paul said tb FIRST tax limitation, Mr Wimmer supports this issue and feels a reasonable and responsible approach to the need is the best way to help the taxpayer A too hasty or meat axe approach to tax Dr. Dr Percy L. Greaves, Jr an internationally known economist will be speaking at a banquet at the ri Arc IN OTHER action, the council approved a rezoning request by RJK Enterprises for land on 7800 South. The firm wants to build a sub- WARREN S. WIMMER important needs for Davis County and seeks citizen support in having them achieved d over Representatives didacy during the fall six-wee- k Livingroom HE IS convinced good comes only government through citizen input, participation, and support in the law making process A theme of "We Can Do It Together will be the key uniting feature of the DURING THE course, he was introduced to the basic theory, construt lion and operation of nuclear-powereand diesel sub marines In preparation his first assignment, political science and communications Mr. Wimmers educational background has proved helpful m the state legislature He has done graduate work at the Governor Matheson recently commented that out this week and next, according to Ed Rogers, fair manager. are automatically listed in University of Utah College of Law which has enhanced his legislative capabilities Davis County Fair books are scheduled to be mailed Is Appointed legislator Warren S. Wimrrjer will seek a second term in the Utah House of Representatives. State College Gcandlnsn j ri Fs00 Game at Cherry Hill Greens when accompanied by 1 paying customer Good any day before 6.00 p.m. Rates: Weekdays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. a Weekends. Holidays, & after 6 p.m. Daily g 1 A 25 so |
