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Show 8 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Thursday, October 20, 2005 piL.ini,iilliimum j .... .u,m.u., t.a.w.wi... nw uii i.i .m .111 ' h, -4 , r"" . i f ' 4 . - If mrlj off fhC ;f' "-i Y ?'fS ! The fifth graders from Art City Elementary enjoyed a day of fun and learning at Shadow Mountain recently. They participated in team and trust building exercises, as well as getting a taste for what Shadow Mountain will be like this summer. Even a little rain couldn't dampen their excitement during this great activity. Hobble Creek book fair The entire SpringvilleMapleton community is invited to "Enter the Kingdom of Reading" at the Hobble Creek Elementary Scholastic Book Fair. The book fair will be open Wednesday and Thursday, October 26 and 27, from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. The school is located at 1145 E. 1200 North in Mapleton. 595 DRUG i Be J Since 1909 Springville's Only Traditional Drug Store and Soda Fountain 489-6041 214 South Main St. "y fvf.m XKys y. . vi ;j-.- -Dr J ''1 5,' V f 1 ? Hear ye! hear ye! On October the 11th Art City had the Knights of the Reading Table assembly in conjunction with the book fair. There were kings and queens everywhere! As Mrs. Pearce presided as the Queen of Reading, Mr. Rowe, the King of the Kingdom of Reading and Mr. Taylor, the court jester, placed breastplates and crowns on the knights. Nick Bringhurst said, "It totally rocked" and on the other side he was a little embarrassed when his name got called upon the royal stage. Peyton Kerbo said " I had butterflies in my stomach", as she waited to be knighted by Mr Rowe. Last but not least Brittany Melgo-za Melgo-za said "she had to read a lot of books in order to be called up". Each of the knights were given a holding in the Kingdom of Reading at Art City Elementary of a book of their choice from the book fair. That is the royal end! Written by Jackson Averett and Torrey Perkins, 4th grade. Utah Valley Transportation and Community Planning Open House October 19 Springville resident Andrew Pickering, age 13, won first prize in the children's division in a scarecrow contest held recently by Sun River Gardens in Orem. He won $100 for his entry, "The Kalua Pig." The annual Utah Valley Transportation and Community Commu-nity Planning Open House will be held Wednesday, Oct. 19, from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Orem Senior Friendship Center, 93 N. 400 East, Orem. Mountainland Association of Governments invite you to participate with Utah County cities, Utah Department of Transportation and Utah Transit Authority. Utah County transportation transporta-tion and community planners plan-ners will be present to answer an-swer questions and take your comments. There will be displays on general plans, upcoming road projects, zoning zon-ing maps, transportation information in-formation and maps, trail information in-formation and new commercial commer-cial and residential development develop-ment proposals. Get all the latest information informa-tion from Mountainland, DOT and UTTER on: Mountain View Corridor 1-15 Environmental Impact Im-pact Study Utah County Transit Sys- 5 I J. f V Don't let your family photos and home movies fall into disrepair. It's time to tlx up your home movies, pictures and slides. And now you can even get your 8mm and Super8 movie film fixed up to DVD! PRESERVE YOUR MEMORIES ON DVD! Did you few that your har movies, your fanr photos, slides, atxi ngaiives are degrading even as you re-od this? Vou may nol notice it axtay, but iirrift, hurnsMy, and lemperalurs changes tf Cade and destroy yaw precious family rrenvmes. Keep those memories atve and vsorarrt by archMrig ihem to Dv'D. 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Come out and learn how the various transportation and community planning pieces fit together to make Utah Valley a great place to live! It's not too late! Come and see what's happening now! Springville resident Brent Pickering won first prize in the adult sion, $100 prize, and grand prize of $250, at a scarecrow contest by Sun River Gardens in Orem for his entry "Family-R-Us." divi-held Suicide prevention during National Mental Health Awareness Month From 1999-2003, 1,563 Utah residents committed suicide, making it the second sec-ond leading cause of injury death for Utahns ages 10-44. 10-44. Each year, suicide claims nearly as many lives as motor vehicle crashes. The Utah County Health Department (UCHD) is working to prevent a killer from which we loose so many. "More Utah teens and young adults die from suicide than from cancer, heart disease, AIDS, birth defects, stroke, pneumonia and chronic lung disease combined," said Carolina Harward, Utah County Health Department Child, Health, Evaluation and Care coordinator. "It is a very misunder- Brookside students warmly welcomed Miss Utah, Julia Bachison, to their school on Friday, Oct. 14. Miss Utah came to speak to the students stu-dents about health and fitness. She was the kick-off speaker for Brookside School's Gold Medal Program. After a short assembly, Miss Utah and the students went outside to have a walkrun-a-thon. I, yi'Mi: nnitna afro? mm su sa amm & mmm J? I rill is 410 South 450 East Springville, Utah 84663 801-489-9676 Dr- HaroK Judd Davis D-m w Veterinarian DOG & CAT BOARDING! When you're out of town, rest assured your pet is having a good time with us! We provide pets with loving care, proper nutrition and plenty of exercise in a safe and healthy environment! Veterinary Supervision Individual Outdoor Walls Group Play Individualized Feedings Indoor & Outdoor Runs Heated & Air Conditioned '17- stood condition," said Harward. Har-ward. "Suicide is not about wanting to die, but about a powerful need to end pain. Individuals that choose suicide sui-cide feel that they are unable un-able to cope with feelings of pain, hopelessness, isolation isola-tion or other uncertainties." "The more you know about suicide, the better you will be able to help someone struggling with these issues," said Harward. Har-ward. "You can learn more about the warning signs of suicide, also you can help promote suicide awareness and prevention." Many of the warning signs are verbal. "Common remarks including such things as T can't go on,' 'nothing matters any more,' or even 'I'm thinking of ending it all,'" said Harward. Har-ward. "If you have a family member or friend that makes these sort of comments, com-ments, they must be takep seriously. Studies show that best way to prevent suicide is through early recognition and treatment." Harward explains that people who want to die almost al-most always suffer from isolation and , loneliness. "You can help by reaching out, listening, and letting them know you care," said Harward. "Don't contradict or be little their problems, but reaffirm the individuals worth and importance." "There are many resources re-sources for people to turn to," continues Harward. "School counselors or teachers, church leaders, and medical professionals are just a 'few. In Utah County, Wasatch Mental Health provides professional profession-al services for those in need, including a 24 hour crisis line at 373-7393. Feelings Feel-ings of depression or a desire de-sire to end ones life are not uncommon. But with education edu-cation and vigilance, we can prevent real tragedies from happening." Fore more information about suicide warning signs and prevention, please visit the Utah County Coun-ty web site at www.Utah-CountyHealth.org www.Utah-CountyHealth.org or call 851-226-4433. Wasatch Mental Health can be reached at 373-4760 and Facility rounu at tne web www.wasatch.orgA on |