7113088 1 neenCIftTlON - SALT L.Hr,t Vol. 9, No. 37 1987 Wednesday, Sept. 23, 50 cents a single copy City OKs annex, declares jr. high building surplus demolition with the contractor to handle the remaining salvage was passed unanimously. Engineer Powell reported that the UDOT had contracted with Dave Kunz to install their section of the pipe on the 1986 CDBG Project, and requested the council to approve the engineering contract for the 1987 CDBG project. The council approved Powell's request and a motion to approve the engineering contract with Arix Engineering in the amount of $19,500 on the 1987 CDBG Project. The council approved a request for $1,800 for ambulance department training fees. The council also authorized the mayor to sell the dishwasher from the old junior high to the high bidder in the amount of An annexation request of one acre an A-- l zone (Dean Willes Annexation) was approved by the city to $s hfp 4 i Ws Ivf V council after a public hearing held prior to the council meeting. The Steve Houghton zone change acre request on to an A- zone was okayed in a split decision by the council. Councilman 'Ashton made a motion to approve the zone change from a R-- l Zone to a GC-- 1 zone, subject to the condition that the road y be maintained until a y satisfactory alternative is developed. The council also okayed a motion to dedicate the middle and west end of the cafeteria in the old junior high school, containing 9,278 sqaure feet, to the library for it's use. In other action, the council acted to declare the older section of the old junior high as surplus, and to advertise bids for its demolition and removal. The motion was to declare the old section of the old junior high as surplus, and to authorize the mayor to work with the department heads in getting out the items they can use, and then advertise for bids for it's -l right-of-wa- right-of-wa- 1 v a i 1 Students at Cedar Valley Elementary look intently at Old aa mcj sing mc mauuuai miuiem as pan oi jjiuij " school's celebration of the 200th anniversary of the signing oi me lonsimition. $5,000. The council also agreed to set the following charges for the use of city buildings: Parties and reunions $15 per hour; Custodian to get comp time. All others - $15 for the first hour, and $5 for each additional hour. Responsible person will get key to building. Custodian to get comp time. Ririe brings group to perform in Lehi Shirley Russon Ririe has traveled all over the world, sharing the joy of dance with thousands. Next week, she's bringing her company of six "dancers where her father and grandfather were born. director with Ririe, Joan Woodbury of the Dance is Company, returning to her roots under sponsorship of the Lehi Arts Council to do what done so well for A three-da- y residency will reach its climax Friday, Oct. 2, with a concert in the high school " Ririe-Woodbu- v' X ' kJt & r. -- k - , &r Sr 's 24 years: present lecture in the schools demonstrations and a concert for the public. Grassroots politics began in earnest when Lehi's two political parties held nominating conventions Monday evening. Each group fVlphra tin 0 Democratic party members who met in the Memorial Building for their nomination convention, agreed to try and promote voting in Lehi by dropping the Democratic label. They will now be known as the Citizens Party. The approximately 40 party, members attending the convention selected Karl Moore, Keith Jenkins and Jean Hatch as their candidates for council positions in November elections. Nominated were Moore, Johnny Barnes, Keith Jenkins, Jean Hatch and Jeff Kunz. The three candidates were chosen after a close vote by party members, but it is still unknown who will make up the final Citizens Party slate. Barnes, Jenkins and Moore were Out ffOoHnm selected three candidates to run for city council positions in November's elections. The council seats of Dale Ashton, Dee Fowler and Kent Shepherd are up for grabs because their four-yea- r terms end this year and each of mmmmammv i i in , the finest. I've liked raising kids here and that's the reason I'm accepting the nomination to run for office - to try and keep Lehi the great place it is to raise a family. "I realize that one of the big problems of a small town is to have enough money to accomplish all we need for our citizens. I pledge to do this if I'm elected. I'd also accept input from citizens and hear what t II i$f i!':14 n x . Candidates for Lehi's Progressive Party are, 1 to r, Wesley Rasmussen, Connie Nielsen and Sherwin Allred. they're thinking." the in Allred, accepting nomination as a candidate for the city council said, "My main reason in agreeing to run for the city council is that I think we all have an obligation to our city. "Recently I've had time to think about these things and I realize it's time for me to help my community if See PARTY on page 3 ' 5f Im f mi Vl -- senior citizens. The residency, by the Utah Arts Council, is part of ongoing commitment to community arts education and awareness, and underscores the founders' philsophy that "dance is See RIRIE on page 3 's Party names 3 candidates Candidates to represent Progressive Party them has declined to seek reelection. The Progressive Party meeting in the city council room voted by acclamation to place the names of Sherwin Allred, Wesley Rasmussen and Connie Nielsen on the ballot. In an acceptance speech following his nomination, Wesley Rasmusssen said, "I've raised all my kids in Lehi, and know the town as one of auditorium at ,7".30. Tickets, available at the door and in advance from Cash's Western Auto, are $4 for adults and $3.50 for students and New Citizens mother viewing the ceremony wipes away tears as children talk about freedoms which have made the USA great. One Then students lined up and rang the old school bell each as they participated in the "Let Freedom Ring" portion of the celebration. " ' ' " - nominated by party initially members, but Barnes may not be eligible to run for city office, since he resided in Vernal for several months this year. However, he maintained a home in Lehi, and the Utah Attorney General has been asked to decide if he can run or not. If Barnes is ineligible, Citizen Party members selected Jean Hatch as an alternate candidate to fill out the party slate. The issue was expected to be decided Tuesday, but the Attorney General's ruling was not available at press time. New party officers will include Barnes, Hatch, and Jenkins as and vice chairman chairman, secretary respectively. - -- mw-h mmmmmmmmmm - i The Citizens Party slate is made up of, I to r, Karl Moore, Keith Jenkins and Johnny Barnes. Jean Hatch (inset) was named as an alternate candidate. 1