| Show ' :: New ambulance ::-r:- approved for to1 I Eagle Mountain the little town that could will get their ambulance The town council unanimously approved the 1 ': Marchi The price tag of the show-momodel ambulance is $85866 Additional costs bring the complete bill to m $111614 just under the $116000 set by the council Those costs include a stretch- er radio and intercom system cell phones painting find lettering and other The town council approved the purchase for the vehicle last week DeKorver credited the chief Kevin deputy McCarthy with doing the footwork to draft a purchase proposal and getting the demo ambulance to town Last week council member Bert Ankrom mayor Paul Bond the fire chief and McCathy could be seen tzythe vehicle of choice ing items The gently used ambulance has just over 10000 miles on it and is sitting in Salt Lake City waiting payment ) 4 - 1 t iti 4 lt 11 1 l' '''' 4 - :t - - ' - : till : 4 $4 pi - 4- A: 1 : 1 ti'' -- li v tk ''''' jlik - - SaratogaiSplings f I 0 )10 4 - t : kl AL 1 : 4 g s b 3 : - t:::-tit- 1 4:Lai )1 Photo by Cathy Aired The Eagle Mountain Town Council was awarded the town's now bronze status in the 21st Century program with a shadow box displaying their first hockey puck and the seal last week Bert Micron right are council members Left to Brigham Morgan Mayor Paul Bond council member Greg Kehl and Eagle Mountain earns its 21st Century Bronze status community Mountainland representative Jim Bolzer presented the town with their shadow box plaque showing the first of three hockey pucks In achieving Bronze Level tus Eagle Mountain has completed three of the nine assessments necessary to complete the program approves appoktments Doug GWillialn was voted in to become the newest airport board member and Diane Jacob was approved for another term as a plaming and zoning conunoner Both appointments were made at the last town council meeting Mayor sips "going nsr Rob Smith of Eagle Point asked consider- ation be given for an ordinance to keep vehicles off the street in the winter keeping Streets clear for snow plows The mayor felt the present time such an ordinance was not worth consideration because winter street poking had not become a significant problem yet m the town Council discusses 766-979- - acclamation as chairperson of the Eagle Mountain Uleconummications Board two weeks ago Lofgren has been acting chair on the board since Sept 6 TOWIth011613 Rob Bateman neZ2 eit- pos- breceding the Burger she :earned to accept herself She found she didn't need an riditor to know she had self worth She had five months ielt to get ready for audition : 111111 T h e third time Iasi me time she Here! 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' ' 5'1 q 40 1' 44' p ' ' 4 0' k 187L eith' 1865 5 394 West Main Lehi '' It10----- Have your holiday party Historic : -: str - T ' 768-030- at Sccot el 7 Three Private Areas Original Hold Dining Room seats up to 30 New Dialog Room seats sp to 80 1865 School seats op to 45 Juice Drying Apples 1 bushel - '300 &mum IdaLtarst POR 'Med : LUNCHEON AND DINNER PRICES 10 lb Bag 1400 5 lb Bag '250 Dr ''''''' ' " t Minimum of ten persons Reservations are nes:emery 24 km before All meals are served with a salad bar and your choke of dessert ay SAGGED ' Small Golden Delicious 30 lb box - 1600 Maxim 1 Bushel - 40 lbs 12 Bushel - 20 lbs 1 l' f wand Et crimper tido i - Polished bid container on king you 0 612 26-- S i 1 Das Ip Eel I Colt stomp Crisp 0 Cuts Sprains Broken Bones Adults & Kids Care Labs & EKG Physicals Auto Accident L 0 The Mellors Welcome You 1‘ ittötig"IA'prprtl Tfee Ripened D P FINALLY! t - the production they also Bee BIM Young Ambassador IMMO N''' '- 7 Days A Week ix 461 " LeNstV I'l t:- "It's amazing how much I didn't walk bgahl learned alreade said to uhame have : 'All I could do was offer in Tv rffila Darling become a MAHN:ham said I had" nilingham"IeSjust amazing "Sonp from Ctwistensen Nlmt New wanted to share the Spirit Young Ambassador bu t she to me the performance is sec- a er Christ through music and came with a desire share ondary and our relationship World" in the second act 4nce" libilingham said her with °them And she felt she with Heavenly Father is first Wyatt Darling's most recogkestimony grew by bounds didn 't do aa well I she wasn't we are truly ambassadors for nizable role is The Nerd who the church and for the sings 'Blue Moons from the through her struggle and as focused She found out she made 'Ws section in the fret act her witness 4: il i GARDEN GALLER) After about a whole year devoted to a situation involving headaches and dizziness 0 iii tin- continued from front page NIC Stain Street lirresn Fork Utah 84003 t- i Elece 11 7567946 OPEN TO THE PLTUAC9-- vote' The Eagle Mountain town leaders on behalf of the citizens awarded Rob Bateman with a plaque at the last town council meeting to show appreciation for his dedication and service as past chairman of the 7Wecommunications Board " ff'--- property annexed i of perfect gift ideas 4' I ' Country Mile Chair pemon found for telecom board Mark Lotren wai elected by unanimous north end fim station The Fire chief presented the case for a north end based fire station to the town "council last week One reason wm to lower the ISO rating in the area and consequently lower the insurance costs for residents Another was to lessen the response tizne presently it takes 20 minutes for the fire department to arrive with their fire truck to a site in The Ranches area The town manager said it was they were expecting The Ranches Gerald Kinglyn reported they have a tentative agreement worked out with the developer and they hope to somehow come up zNit" 7 ' NOvelties'''':4' Dozena A Its intended recipient Saratoga Springs Those interested in helping with this project should call the town offices at Thursday it somewhere $ i oee ourgreat prkes Basket Gardens Intipf1:1 sibly Lehi but not to its Town office hours now in effect The new town office hours went into effect last week The town office will be open from 7:30 am to 530 pm Monday through it I teers for project Chvest agreement $399 'Ay"' 7: 4110L The town of Saratoga Springs is in the need of volunteers to help participate in a project to make sure all tax revenue for the town is being attributed to its municipality and not another town or county Some residents have noticed mobile phone bills with taxes for Eagle Mountain and the cable television tax r cp' 7 NOW ONLY to an!:ig:-ttg:4-4'- early detection and care of osteoporosis victims Town seeks volun- The town mina unanhnously gave final approval with applause from the audience for the Qwest interconnect agreement with the town The agreement will help provide a volution with capacity and linking with other phone systems outside the town The town achnstration expects new services like caller 1D 911 and Call Waiting will be available by January A new prefix will also replace the old --768" prefix and vanity numbers will be available Resident proposes winter ordinance Regularly $699 organization that does with the fimding by 2001 inch ffeligattirrank Osteoporosis Prevention Society an - n-Ew- "Red" ident of the National For more information about the 218t Century Community Program read era can visit their Web site at wwwutahreachusuedukom m21mdealtm or for a list of 214 Century communities visit wwwmountainlandorg : 'd 111 Bu is gm t- - Nathan Hult is the Program sta- HOLIDAY GIVING new EMS director for Saratoga Springs A vothe lunteer position director is the vice pres- of Governments will be assisting the town with the 21s Century Community status 4 JUST IN TIMEFOR announced Motmtainhuul Association Eagle Mountain is now a 214 Century Bronze lktt Nursery Wayde Bennett was unanimously appointed for the office of the Saratoga Springs Water Superintendent and as the representative for the TiOipanogos Special Servict District Board of Difectors Bennett has been acting in this for three position months he recently Water took the Certification exam and will be representing the town at the next Water Timpanogos District meeting EMS director is 4 1 k Bonneville tior superintendent is officially appointed 1 t--NNt 1 N New water : 11' i't et"' newsbriels - 1 Itlx:ta -- ilbTie Town -- N - 4 ''''' Free Press New Wahl - Wednesday November 29 2000 - Page 7 - if '444 t t ci Z I 4'4 4 ItttleAt - t Lehi wAr:14 1 '''t 411f4if '' IW44 1 : "s' c-- TA: -- 7- 4f'4 ' : : : V 1 :4 tK :f 7 4'0'w1011""t ' f 4 N44: 1 1i:7114:At ' N 7ii 4'4i ' i iit':(tm 'ti:: 't4 it:k ' :1- el t e ‘: 11 - -i 0914!)'--- ''44': E-4- - ':'- '- 141 - f45-----v- 4i t l'''' purchase of a Braun Chief XL liondcrafted Ford Ambulance guper Duty The estimated tioal date for the ambulance to be up and ruirhig and &miffing service is early as v AO ' - i-- v it 1' - -- Eagle Mountain t ti South) F Salads and Sandwiches Soup (or Casserole) Salads Sandwiches Full Chicken Dinner Full Beef or Ham Dinner Full Cordon Bleu Dinner Holiday Dinner - Ham Turkey etc Full Prime Rib and Cordon Bleu Dinner $700 SILO° $900 $1000 $1100 $I ZOO $1300 Special Old Lehi Stake Tabernacle Banquet Cooked in the Old Lehi Stoke Tobernock Ovens Minimum of 30 - $900 per person Carrot and 101-- Salad served on leaf of knees Roast Beef or Ookkan Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Hot Ilegemble Hot Rolls and Sutter Ice Water Chocolate Sheet Cake and ke Cream Stay at the Historic Lehi Hotel! 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