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Show Lehl Free Press New Utah! - Wednesday, December 15, 1999 - Pago 12 0 Albrecht 0 SID continued from front page continued from front page that Tammy Black remem- used to cover court costs instead of helping to fix the is sagebrush. Renae Guest has worked problem. had City administrators originally proposed the SID to fund drainage in the blighted area and had offered to contribute over 20 percent of the money needed for the project. The total estimated cost for voir In an interview after the town council meeting, Albrecht expressed pleasure at his appointment. He also feels that there is a lot of work before him to get up to speed. Like the other newlyele'cted council members he feels it is very important that the city and the developers have a good working relationship. "This is absolutely essential for the growth to continue he says, "and that the integrity of the master plan not be compromised." Albrecht says, "helping to run a fast growing town is complicated but yet exciting." He is "delighted" with the new library in Eagle Mountain and hopes to help get a school built soon as well. Brandt, although not selected to be on the town council, had some intriguing ideas for encouraging commercial growth in Eagle Mountain. The town council members were so impressed with his ideas that they selected him to head up and create an Economic Development bers is there." The prints show that everything west of the Fox ditch is farmland and east of the ditch with a private engineer to determine the leakage that is occurring at the Fox ditch. "Rather than call people names, she is trying to come up with solutions," said the mayor. "We know the ditch leaks, we know it is part of the problem, but it is a complex strata and that's why you can see water in one house and not in the other." The city felt that the suit would be won by the city and that if it should go back to court the residents would have to come up with a solution of there own, with extra money from the city budget being Advisory Committee. The town council also elected to give the committee a $5,000 budget and a lot of freedom in deciding how the committee can best promote economic development in Eagle Mountain. the proposed drainage was over $750,000 and would have had to have been constructed during the winter months when the ground was the dri- est. Many residents felt that the city had put off forming the SID until after the municipal elections as part of a decent. Many also felt that records had been destroyed to had the fact that city administrators knew about the flooding problem before the development was approved. Over $13,000 in construction equipment was stolen from a trailer near a job site. The trailer had been securely locked and a piece of heavy equipment moved in front of it; when the owner arrived on site the next day, however, he found that the equipment had been moved and the lock had been cut to gain entry. There are no suspects in the case. In a residential burglary case, over $700 in sundry personal items were taken from a garage and cars from a new home in the area. The case is still under investigation. A Lehi woman reported the forced entry of her vehicle in which an unknown suspect shattered a window to gain access to the locked car. The perpetrator stole a purse containing credit cards and about $200 in cash; the vehicle sustained about $150 damage in the incident. Due to the high number of vehicular burglaries in the community in recent weeks, police became curious about a vehicle driving out of a neighborhood in the wee hours of the morning. Checking with dispatchers, officers discovered that the vehicle was registered to a Lehi man who happened to have a $370 warrant from Pleasant Grove, as well warrant for his arrest. as an outstanding felony il That's not all he had, though during a personal search incident to his being booked into the Utah County Jail, officers found that the man was in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. During the week, police issued four citations for dogs running at large and two for stop sign or stop light no-ba- LHS continued from front page to Shelton, schools seven approximately from each state are nominated to participate in the School American High According Theater Festival; calling the national office, though, she was told that Lehi High School is the only school from Utah that has been nominated up to this point. While nomination is a great honor, it is, however, just the first step. The department must now submit, along with the official e application form, ; five-pag- 0 video clips of their work, up to 10 letters of recommendation and a" portfolio of group's competition piece. like Merry nominatWives," said Shelton. "It ed Is like receiving an gives a lot of kids the chance to develop characters." Academy Award." Now pursuing a master of Principal Sheldon fine arts degree at the University of Utah, she said Worthington that many of her professors some of whom have served came as a result of the as adjudicators and some of the whom have been to the piece, Shakespeare Fringe department is encouraged to Festival before have enter a similar work in the their congratulaexpressed festival. Shelton is considertions for the nomination. ing The Merry Wives of Shelton, herself a Lehi Windsor, set in the backdrop School High graduate, of the Roaring 20s, as the ."Just .to 30-pa- photographs and newspaper articles about their productions. The group must also consider raising approximately $3,200 per student to make the trip itself. Shelton said that the group was likely selected on the basis of the curriculum, the teaching style and the department's recent production of Twelfth Night. Because the nomination be "I really received a bachelor's degree Nunsense, as well as taking and teaching certificate from the respective roles in those Southern Utah University, productions of M'Lynn and where she had served as Sister Robert Anne. Shelton has also been seen president. Following graduation, she as Aunt Eller in Oklahoma! taught debate and drama at and Bloody Mary in South Davis High School, Lakeridge Pacific, both of which were Junior High School in Orem performed in Lehi. During the and Mountain Ridge Junior summer, she served as stage Sundance at High School in Highland manager before joining the faculty at Summer Theater. "We expect a lot from the her alma mater. She also served for three kids," she said of her proyears as director of the Lehi gram, "and we do everything Arts Council and produced we can to get the kids to meet and it" Steel Magnolias stu-dentbo- Quads continued from front page Then came the zinger. "And then I saw the fourth one," said Richards. Jennie and her husband, Michael, had just bought a Nissan Ultima. Responding to the news she said, "Oh, we don't have a car big enough to get them home from the hospital." Michael was away at scout camp for the weekend, so on Sunday when she broke the news to him, Richards opened his American Fork office to do another ultrasound for the dazed father. Sure enough more of Fausett's care. "Big thanks to Dr. Robert Richards and his nurses and Bardett Fausett and the nursing staff of the University hospital for help making it posDr. still four. This was the first quadruplet pregnancy that the doctor had seen in his office. He recommended working with the at the U of U hospital. As the pregnancy became at risk, she came under more and sible," said Jennie. Richards thinks thanks should also go to Jennie. "She should be commended for being able to stay sane during the long hospitalization." peri-natalogi- st and IMC they went from nurse Making room for soon to be community," said Jennie. named Jade, Jordyn, McKenna And even though they are to nurse (each baby has its own and MaKayla at their Lehi still feeling overwhelmed by assigned nurse) discussing the home has been a focused goal the reality of now being a fami- condition of each one. for the parents the last six ly of eight, they have determiWhile most mothers juggle months. Michael is finishing off nation to do it right. family life and the addition of While finishing up an interthe basement of their four bedone new member, the Godwins room home which will soon be a view, they discussed car seats are learning to manage four. five bedroom with an office. for the babies and other details "We're just going to make "We've had incredible love that needed to be taken care of this - work," said Jennie. and support from both families, before they came home. During "We're not sure how, but well friends, ward members and the the tour of the new born ICU make it work." - - r? . II I e ABre courtesy of SDOCTORc tf.giafl.ira!B.a.',Mr?i:aiB.i.ii-Bt-- FREE Mini vacation stay with any windshield replacement. 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