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Show Thursday, August 28, 2008 2 SPRINGVILLE HERALD L OMMENTS 1986 amnesty was a predicable flop Editor: In 1986, we granted amnesty am-nesty to 2.7 million illegal aliens who were within our borders. This was supposed sup-posed to solve our illegal immigration problem. Predictably, Pre-dictably, it only made the problem worse. Today, we probably have at least 20 million illegals in our country. And it will get much worse if we grant them amnesty. Visit the-newamerican.com the-newamerican.com for details. de-tails. The only solution is to demand that our federal government enforces our immigration laws. It certainly cer-tainly is not doing that. We have troops all over the world protecting other nations. na-tions. Let's bring some of them home and beef up the security of our own borders. bor-ders. Next we must enforce laws pertaining to" document docu-ment fraud and the hiring fir tftfht ( tern - ; Hfj' tJUPvt til t laws Spt SngvtQe IfetaM ttwtai it ib'j tin; Ztten t Trapndf, f-i-ft "W fnK t With Full fly I ran P"e. -sfeSsi, -m,imJ( id 'far ; tdiXdzi r ! Orthodontic ! of illegals. Hence, many illegals il-legals will leave our country coun-try because no one will hire them. Also, we must cancel granting automatic citizenship to infants born to illegals, a violation of our Fourteenth Amendment. Amend-ment. We then can begin deporting the remaining illegals as President Eisen Obama is not ready to lead, Biden agrees The Utah Republican Party Par-ty released this statement on Senator Barack Obama's Vice-President selection: "Senator Obama's decision deci-sion points out that he is concerned about his own foreign policy experience. Senator Joe Biden has criticized Senator Obama's lack of experience, saying that 'the Presidency is not something that lends itself mill Springville police has 232 calls last week including 37 for animal problems, two for child abuse, four for criminal mischief, four for family problems, one forgery, forg-ery, four for found property, proper-ty, seven for harressment, eight for juvenile problems, two missing persons, two for property damage and 27 for suspicious circumstances. circum-stances. Sterling Bryant Baker, 710 E. Center, Springville, and Amanda Jane Bodily, Bodi-ly, 4624 S. Loyola, West Valley City, were both charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. William Christoph Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, 147 E. 200 North, Springville, was cited for possession of drug paraphernalia para-phernalia and criminal trespass after police found him in a porta potty at a construction site. Jeremy Fred Evans, 342 E. 600 South, Springville, was arrested ar-rested for an outstanding warrant, f Eliseo Fausto Jr., 640 S. 300, East 3, Springville, was arrested for domestic violenceassault. A 16-year-old male was arrested for sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl. Brett William Harrison, 266 S. 400 East, Spanish Fork, was arrested for a warrant. Dan L. Herring, 265 N. 12809 West 213, Provo, was cited for shoplifting shop-lifting at 7-11 after a clerk recognized him as a person per-son who had shoplifted the night before. Chris Lynn Morrison, 4948 W.. Tickle Grass Rd., West Jordan, was arrested for a warrant. Weston K. Nelson, 193 S. 4500 West, hthukmle D.f4.D p.c (nrlM) Full Exam j hower did in 1954. What we must not do is to reward illegals with amnesty for breaking our laws. We can be sure that is what our sneaky Congress Con-gress is planing to do after this year's election. Let's not let it happen! Milton Edward Ventresca Canyon Country, CA to on-the-job training.' At the same time Biden said he would be honored to run with John McCain. Choosing Senator Biden as his running mate shows that Obama's own campaign cam-paign knows that he is not ready to lead. At a time when our troops are moving mov-ing toward victory on the war on terror, we need an experienced leader." mm West Point, was charged with forgery and theft by deception. A male juvenile was arrested ar-rested for theft and two warrants. Deborah Fay Pelfrey, 249 S. 400 East, Spanish Fork, was charged with three counts of forgery forg-ery and theft by deception after she passed counter-fiet counter-fiet checks at Wal-Mart. Shanda Robinson, 1028 S. 300 East, Salem, was cited cit-ed for shoplifting. Jeffrey Richard Ross, 315 E. 600. South, Springville, was arrested ar-rested for intoxication. Christopher C. Riidd, 585 Buckley, Springville, was arrested for theft, failure to stop, burglary of a vehicle, tampering with evidence and criminal mischief after af-ter a citizen reported a burglary of his vehicle and that the suspect was fleeing flee-ing the scene. Police were able to catch him. A female juvenile was referred re-ferred to Juvenile Court for two counts of sexual abuse of a child. A male juvenile was cited for shoplifting at Aliens. , Thefts included two revolvers re-volvers and a laptop computer com-puter from a vehicle, cash and tools from Evco, radar detector, 22 revolver and cigerettes from a vehicle; cell phone from a vehicle, wallet containing $876 cash taken from a vehicle and later found, minus cash, at the jr. high; purse from a vehicle later found in south Provo, motorcycle motorcy-cle from a storage shed, welder from a business, 13 firearms from RangeMas-ters, RangeMas-ters, scooter, garden hose, license plate, hay from a field, and a bicycle. Braces for Adults, Adolescents & Teens ffexibf Payment Option Shortnr"f T"" Tfms needs citizen support Editor: As you probably know, the Springville City Council Coun-cil authorized a -November vote on a bond for a new library. A committee is working hard on plans to persuade Springville citizens citi-zens to vote "yes." You will be hearing much more from us in the months leading up to the election. We would like your help now. We hope you will give us a donation to help with expenses of the committee com-mittee working to pass the bond and give us your time to be a volunteer in the campaign. Send donations to: Friends of the Library, 1200 E. 50 North, Springville, Spring-ville, UT 84663 To volunteer send an email to: passthebond burgoyne.com Thank you for helping us. Jim Weber Friends of the Library Fallen heros Continued from page 1 tween them, representing honor paid to these heroes when it is rung, bringing to mind the familiar lyrics lyr-ics of the song America, 'From every mountainside let freedom ring.' These famous words, penned by Samuel Francis Smith, will encircle two bronze rings, attached to either side of one of the shafts, to signify the eternal nature of men." The names of our SHS Fallen Heroes will be permanently per-manently engraved upon the stone and the memorial memo-rial will be placed in the southwest corner of the student courtyard at SHS, allowing all who enter the front doors to view and pay their respects to our valiant alumni. It is the project leaders' desire that this memorial be a tribute from the SHS community. As such, they are requesting monetary donations from all inter-, inter-, ested Mighty Red Devil alumni and community members in order to pay the full amount (estimated (estimat-ed around $35,000) for its construction. They believe that paying tribute to the heroic sacrifices sacri-fices made on our behalf by our own local servicemen service-men and servicewomen is truly one of the most honorable civic duties we can be asked to fulfill Donations Do-nations of any amount are greatly appreciated and will be receipted at the SHS Finance Office during normal operation hours. In a further effort to al nt IS J Mil EPDTORDAL Gearing up for construction It is finally here - the start of construction on 400 South in Springville. Have you stored up lots of patience and have a plan in mind for how your are going to get tnere from here when you don't want to wait in bne for the road building? - , We all know that Springville and Mapleton have grown at a very fast pace in recent years, and we need the expansion ex-pansion and improvements that are going to happen on 400 South (SR77) and the 1-15 interchange. Of course we all wish it was finished and ready for use. But it isn't. The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) indicate indi-cate that construction will begin at the end of this week and coontinue until the f all of 2009. We will have to be patient. .... We can all look forward to driving on a single-point interchange in-terchange at the freeway and 400 South. It will be like the interchange at UVU in Orem. UDOT will also add an auxiliary aux-iliary lane along southbound M5 between the two Springville Spring-ville interchanges. We hope that the bridge at the interchange will be an handsome as the one on the north end of Springville and will reflect what our city represents. We can also look forward to four lanes on 400 South from the freeway to Main Street, with bridges over the railroad tracks - no more waiting for trains! When the project is finished we will experience improved im-proved traffic flow, imrpoved travel times and safe and efficient access to business and property along 400 South. We will definitely see more businesses locate in that area. The prospects are exciting, and we thank all those in the community who went out and got the money needed for the project including US Representative Chris Cannon of Mapleton. To stay up-to-date on the construction as it moves forward for-ward you can visit the project web site: www.udot.utah. govaccess, or sign up for e-mail updates at: accessutah. gov, or call the comment line at 1-877-222-3757, low the community and the families of the fallen alumni to be a part of this memorial effort, SHS will be selling engraved bricks for $100 to be placed along the base of the monument and to serve as a permanent perma-nent marker of recognition recogni-tion and support for our local heroes. All proceeds will go towards the construction con-struction of the memorial. In addition, donors who contribute at or above the level of $500 will be recognized recog-nized with their name engraved en-graved on a bronze plaque commemorating the creation cre-ation of the memorial. Together, they hope to pay a fitting and enduring endur-ing artistic tribute to those who in the words of Abraham Abra-ham Lincoln, "gave the last full measure of devotion" for their country, and for all of us. Project leaders are currently cur-rently in the process of collecting the names of our SHS Fallen Heroes and invite community mem 1?J s ra 0 GrS From Aug. 12 through ' 19, Mapleton police had 49 calls with six of them for animal problems. Lori Lynn Smith, 485 W. 1120 North, Orem, was arrested for DUI and possession of a controlled substance. Last week police had 52 calls with five of them for animals. ttMW kJ We help you create your Invitations your way Distinctive, onsf.a-klnd photo invitations designed to fit your &h your personally end your budget Contact ens of cur designers today to schedule your consultation and to m how easy and affordable your weda;na bers and veterans' families fami-lies to submit the names of SHS alumni who died through their service in the Armed Forces during any U.S. military engagement. engage-ment. Submissions will be verified by the members of the SHS chapter of the National Honor Society. Please submit these names along with their rank, service and the war or engagement in which they served to Glenn Bird through e-mail ( HYPERLINK HYPER-LINK "mailto:glenn.bird nebo.edu" t ".blank" glenn.birdnebo.edu) or through the postal service: ser-vice: Glenn Bird, Springville Spring-ville High School, 1205 E. 900 South, Springville, UT 84663 . ., Any questions or requests re-quests for further information infor-mation regarding the, SHS Fallen Heroes project may be directed to Bird or SHS Principal Robins, by phone at 489-2870 or by e-mail: glenn.birdnebo.edu or rick.robinsnebo.edu , Haley Lynn Tucker, 146 N. 210 East, Mapleton, was arrested for two outstanding outstand-ing warrants. Devin James Olson, 925 E, Flonette, Spanish Fork, was cited for possession of tobacco. A car hit a teenageer on a bike but there were no injuriesand a vehicle hit a school bus with no injuries. siji fl 3 i treatment i ana t ($ 2m v$!m() ! 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