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Show Monday. May 14. 1979. THE HERALD. Provo, Utah-P- age 15 In American Fork New Senior Citizen Center Going Up - AMERICAN FORK Construction of a new senior citizen center in American Fork moved a little closer to tatlon of a $1,000 check to the building fund adding an extra boost, and with contracts for the razing of the old building and contraction of the new center already awarded. Jerry Barratt, a local businessman, presented the check to LeRoy Griffin, president of the senior citizens organization, and Mr. Griffin said the new center will be the culmination of years of work and plans by numerous r "CI 1 If people. Councilman Norman Shumway said Tingey's Enterprises, Inc. was awarded the demolition contract, promising to do the work for less than $4,000. Razing of the old building began Friday. Salvage of the bricks, which would take extra time to sort and recover, was not considered because of the time element, according to Mr. Shumway. Councilman Shumway explained the terms of the low bid of $137,350 for construction of the new senior citizens Stir Oo?trjrfif dictated immediate company razing in order to permit construction work to begin as soon as possible. City crews removed tht (jrass Thursday for possible use at the American Fork Cemetery, and began preparing a road on the east side of the building The road will lead to a parking lot on the south side of the building, which will allow parking space for about 25 cars Mr. Griffin noted. Mr. Barratt, who has designed the new center, said he donated the $1,000 check because he will be a senior citizen himself some day, and he thinks its a good project "There was nc way we could have fixed up the old building adequately," Mr. Griffin said. "The ceiling leaked, and there was a foot of water in the basement last winter at one time " The new building will be convenient for those people who are inform or in cnt?r wheelchairs. The new building will have ramps, with rails, and will be built of fire u h wi hnf Mr Oriff"1 it 100 feet, which is larger than the 50 x 28 foot former center The main floor will have a kitchen, storage room, two restrooms, office and meeting room, and an assembly hall for dancing, programs, daily luncheons and special events. The other level will have seven Ranger Keith Zobeil, Spanish Fork Ranger District has announced the Payson Canyon road from the Bennie Creek Cut-of- f to Payson Lakes will be closed to travel A timber operator is working in the canyon removing the timber along the y He is proposed road working on and adjacent to the existing road. People are urged to stay off the road above Bennie Creek Cut-obecause of the hazardous conditions resulting from the timber operations, he said. i ff Names Speaker listened. About that time, Mr. Barratt donated check for $1,000 to the cause. Mr. Barratt is responsible for designing the new building which will be constructed by Tingey's Enterprises. JUST BEFORE work was to start tearing down the old senior citizens center In American Fork LeRoy Griffin, left, points to a few things that needed more than i repair while Jerry Barratt Area Foot printers Group Hosts International Prexy SHARON STAPELS an annual police crime Footprinters take on conference. In 1929, it various projects such as met in Fresno, Calif., recognition dinners for and decided to get police and civilians who together more often as a assist law enforcement social organization. in extraordinary ways, Fingerprinting was scholarship funds for presented at the con- families of police ofference. The organiza- ficers killed in action and tion derived its name support of Little League from that topic. Its grand and other, athletic headquarters are in San programs for youth. Francisco, Calif. painting, crafts, and hobbies, i ...... .,, j we now have about $126,000 in the building fund, but we need to raise about $20,000 more," Mr. Griffin noted. "If anyone would like to assist us in this work they can make a contribution to me or at the city hall " We would really appreciate their help in making our dream come true." Forest Service Closes Bennie Creek Cut-O- ff right-of-wa- UTech Institute rooms and two rest rooms. The rooms will be used for classes, such as The director of human services at Utah Technical College will speak at the Orem Institute of Religion , 7 West 1000 South, Wednesday night, May 18, at 8 p.m. Sharon Lee Stapefs, served an IDS mission in Ander, Peru, South America in 1964 through 1966. She was secretary to Elder Marvin J. S. Ashton from 1969 through 1974. She received iier B.S. in Sociology at BYU in 1972. She received her M.S. in Educational Psychology at the "U" in 1974. Her Ph D is expected In August, 1979 from the "U" in Educational Psychology. To compound matters, logging trucks will be coming down the canyon during working hours. 8 .m.-- 5 p m. People travelling the canyon should be aware of this and take precautionary measures. It Is the desire of the Forest Service to keep the road open so people can use the lower portions of the canyon Including the Maple Bench area. If complications arise, the road will be closed once again at the Scout Camp until the timber operations are completed which should be in about three weeks Lucille Ball says, "Give a gift of you.BeaRedCross Volunteer." IWMK IMn:SNvllY...YlJI)0! A Public Serviced This Newspaper The ! Advertise Council active Thirty-nin- e chapters now exist from Nebraska to Hawaii. Footprinters meet within local chapters at luncheons twice each month. This year's an- JOHN WESSON nual convention will be held in Portland, Ore. Squaw Peak Chapter (the Provo area chapter) is headed by Harold Thatcher. 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