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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 21. 1991 News Four file to run in March Fredonia Ci jncil election Four Kmiuma rrvnif nts hin filJ to run for the ujcomi i i City ('ouncil primary i on March 0 Paul Mr orrmo Iichin Hutton, Jo) Jordan, and n . ia High Jordan has anou hoards her cd on thr ugh the years ir.d i.s pr s intly on the Mci'oal Board 1 , Ter '.a 7 for two M unbruigr ats w ill 1 y Tunbrulgi- is a niative newcomer to the area and works as a solunteer at the Klenuntary - ing McCormick ha wnrd four r.iri on t),e ( ounril ami 2 y rnr on the School Board Button i a School Cits Councilw oman has declined to e Inn John-orun for the (ouncil again n Vocational Art' tenfher at Jake Garn will be Variety Arts guest speaker at Councilchanges Republican fund raiser in Kanab meeting date February , the Vn i changing rit date to it mating help accom nudalr it rncml-r- ' 1hj) chrd Starting Art The Kane County Republican Parly ha scheduled a fund raising dinner on February 12 at 7 p m , at the Red Hills Cori.cn tion (enter The Party first annual Lincoln Day Dinner will feature Utah Senator Jake (I am a a gurt speaker (lam will finish up hi last year in office during the coming months after announcing he would not le a cand idate for the Senate in 1 992 (lam ha served two m year terms as Senator Dost for the dinner i $15 a person or $25 a couple m (ouncil ul The new meeting date are the firt and third Thursday of each month at 7 pm , in the Kannh City Office Memlrr of the council are ('onrike Dalton. Nancy Ford. Dan Holland, l.ydi Johnaon, Sara Mathi. Mayor Bernie Kipper, Ikrothy lOpper, ITiy lit Stew art ami Councilman Tony Wright New memlim are welcome THUNDERBIRD HARDWARE STORE Home Improvement L 2" CDS Plywood 1 2 AC Plywood l 4 AC Plywood TNG Ext Paneling 4x9 9 99 15 99 . Dry Wall 12" 4x8 Dry Wall 5 8" 4x12 R19 Insulation R1 1 ... Insulation Concrete Mix, 90 lbs Stanley 25 tape 2x2x8 99 16 99 4 99 7.99 1 5 99 17 99 3.99 1 0 99 99 1 1 2.99 3.99 ..5.99 . 6.99 treated 5.75 . . x8x16 4x4x8 Council Continued from Page ation, city pool and the He ritage Houven well a the Senior Citizen program Ron Parker was assigned to the water and sewer department, economic develop merit, tourism and the airport Stese Crosby was put in charge of the streets, library, and golf course Tony Wnght will watch over the electric utility, Variety Arts, and Power Board Rosa Lie Coleman will supervise the fice, said he ... WONDERLAND"FARM" For all vour TET needs ALL BREED DOG GROOMING you bring in or mention this ad. you get 10 off the following: Anything on our winter isle, if Certificates Aquariums, large selection Birds, cages and supplies Gift plus nails, paint, molding, caulking. stove pipes and . . . baby needs, sewing notions, pet supplies and school supplies. Hurry - Sale Ends Feb. 1 Cash SalesCurrent Stock Mt. Carmel Jet. 648-210- 4 heard about Kanab's idea to build a bridge across Kanab Creek," and in- - -- vited a group of Forest Service specialists to Kanab to explain the National Timber Bridge Initiative. The Forest Service is advocating the use of timber to build now bridges and repair old ones There are 240,000 bridges in the U S that are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete," said Clare Mitchell, a Forest Service stafT specialist. A press release provided by Mitchell said the Initiative was designed to revitalize rural economies dependant on timber, improve rural transportation networks, upgrade deteriorating infrastructure, utilize renewable natural resources" and as Mitchell explained it, expand the range of markets for wood products." Mitchell had the Council The Council also approved a zoning ordinance that had taken almost two years" to develop said Mayor Ripper. Raymond Brown, Director of the Fredonia Forest Service of- Bicentennial Wood Stove - 749.99 Pepsi 1.79 - 6 pk. and 1 worked 2.89 2x6x12 These thr 00 young men received the Cagle Scouting the Kanab First Sunday evening Ward They are Nathan White , son of Stanley and Sandra White, Jr . Scott Giberg, son of Mark and Carol Giberg, and Bnan Church, son of Kefth and Claudia Church Justice Court, planning and zoning, Board of Adjustments and Public Safety which includes the fire and police departments Terrel was concerned about Colemans schedule, but she assured him she didnt feel over 1.99 1x6x6 1x4x12 1x4x14 1x6x12 1 Sale Three Eagles Awarded in a court of honor of Awards This year give a family gift. - Select a Pet Special Gift Section Etched crystal mugs Dolls Pictures . . . and more ' Hours 10 6 Mon-Sa- t 612 S Mam - Fredonia 643-7319 money home." Conversely, it has come to the attention of the Southern Utah News that NufTer, who is from St. George, had not originally sent letters asking local attorneys for a bid. Local attorneys found out about the job only by accident the day the bid3 were to be opened and the contract awarded. City Manager Keith McAllister was questioned about the move and he put off opening the bids until both local attorneys could be contacted and a legal notice put into the paper. Mayor Ripper announced the lawsuit filed in Federal Court by Brandt Child against the City w hich alleged Childs civil rights had been violated was dismissed with prejudice." Ripper explained with prejudice" means Child can not file the same lawsuit again. The Citys liability insurance has a $5,000 deductible for each case and Ripper said the total bill for the City to defend itself was $3,555. Crosby said he had been working on a solution to the noise created at the Kanab Texaco by truckers who keep their engines running to keep warm at night Crosby said neighbors had been complaining about the noise and Lawrence Reese, owner of the gas station, was anxious to solve the problem. Crosby suggested the City hang a transformer and install an electric meter near where the trucks park. He said Reese could rent the truckers small electric heaters which would allow the truckers to turn off their motors and cover the cost of the watch a video about the program that explained new technology that allows wood to last two or three times" longer than the concrete and steel used to build most bridges today. She explained that grants are available for the bridges. The Federal government will donate up to $60,000 or 50 percent of the cost, dependent on which is smaller. The Council wants to investigate the possibilities further and asked their bridge engineer, Tony Thompson from Leslie and Associates, to contact the Forest Service. The City advertised for a public defender and seven attorneys, including five from St. George entered bids. Local attorney Van Mackelprang was awarded the contract. One attorney bid lower than Mackelprang, but NufTer electricity. Crosby said Reese told the Council there was noth- likes the idea and suggested the ing wrong with keeping your City look into the possibility. |
