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Show Thursday, November 15, 2007 SPRINGVILLE HERALD 11 Mapleton Elementary students honor veterans during assembly Mapleton Elementary School students were given giv-en a special opportunity to show respect to those who have served our country both past and present. All were honored to stand for the posting and retiring of the colors by a present day Serviceman Kyle Grotegut, Son of Jan Grotegut who works at Mapleton and a student Jay Freeborn who helped with the ceremony, wearing wear-ing his Grandfather, Robert Rob-ert Freeborn's jacket. Students stood with respect re-spect and then joined in by reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and singing the National Anthem. Students then enjoyed a special Power Point Pre sentation created by Ryan Kay, Kindergarten teacher. teach-er. This included and explanation ex-planation of what a Veteran Veter-an was and then honored all Veterans including the following relatives of our faculty and students at Mapleton. They were Julie Warren's War-ren's grandfather, Wilf ord Jensen, WWI; Ashely Rodger's Rod-ger's grandfather, Everett Lyle, WWII; Chris Jones's grandfather, Duane Hansen, Han-sen, Europe WWII; Jay Freeborn's grandfather, Robert Freeborn, WWII; Ryan Kay's grandfather, Ray Brown, WWII; and Ginnie Snyder's father, Herman Zobrist, Pearl Harbor. - : - ---- " .' v-f . : ' - I : Jan Grotegut's, son, Kyle Grotegut, presented and retired the colors. Operation Opera-tion Iraqui Freedom, and his grandfather, Orlando Igarta, Germany; and his uncle, Benito Igarta, Vietnam. Viet-nam. Molley Murdock's brother-in-law is currently serving in Iraq. The program was well received and gave the students stu-dents a better knowledge of why we honor our Veterans Vet-erans on this day. Mapleton faculty and students appreciate all who participated and hope others took time out to remember and honor any uiu m w nu iiav c oci v Cu pjctured hom ,eft to rIght are those famiy member$ were honored at the Veteran's Day in the past or who are cur- assembly at Mapleton Elementary School. They are: Kyle Grotegut. Chris Jones, Ryan Kay, Molley rently serving our coun- Murdoch, Ashley Rodgers, Ginnie Snyder and Jay Freebom. Not Pictured: Jan Grotegut and Julie try! Warren. It's Not About the House... si V 1 I I! . s. " i J, a J --Z -. s It's about the family that lives in the house. As a local independent agent, we can design an insurance program that's just right for you and your family. Give the people you love protection from Western States Insurance Agency, Inc. "Western Saes insurance Cflqenci 3i General Insurance . Surety Bonds 87 East Center Spanish Fork, Utah 84660 798-7641 Matt Barber Mike Norris 72C. Reagan students meet Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman ' ' ) I J. i l 1 1 ' it.- -its Special Offer: November 1, 2007 -January 31, 2008 EARN DOUBLE POINTS With Your Family First VISA Extra Awards Card . . ' Ci7 ; - Kal Ruiz, a student at Regan Academy, helped Governor Huntsman sign the Utah Quarter Day Proclamation. Reagan Academy 4th graders were able to attend the ceremony celebrating Utah's State Quarter Nov. 9. Three students helped Governor Huntsman sign the proclamation: Julia Gonzales, Kal and Garrett Lopshire. All the 4th graders enjoyed the fun-filled field trip to the Rio Grande Depot in Salt Lake City to witness the Utah Quarter going into circulation. They have been studying the transcontinental railroad at school and this was a wonderful opportunity for them to celebrate what they were learning. The Utah State Quarter depicts the golden spike and the meeting of the east and west lines of the transcontinental railroad at Promontory Summit Utah, in 1869. Recess at Sage Creek FimlAft'oaq 1. Double points on all purchases in November & December 2. Double points on all balance trarisfeis in January . . .... t i Mil 1 f j. Recess at elementary school isn't always about kickball softball or jump-roping. These Sage Creek girls know how to work together to have a "hair"rffic time during this portion of the day using only their nimble fingers. Example is the school Action is the last re-of re-of mankind and they will source of those who know learn at no other. - Ed- not how to dream. - Oscar mund Burke I Adult Intensive Vrm 0 WWW w w g g Sr Alcohol Treatment Are you relapsing despite outpatient counseling & supports? Do you need to get away from triggers & influences, and focus completely on recovery? ;c npaceful. wooded acreage, 45 minutes from Provo. Intensive, 12-step. Expert horse therapy, and much more! CALL 888-786-6425 for info and a FREE, confidential consultation for yourself or for a loved one. www.utahsummitlodge.com Wilde l$26,888J '.HI'.'' mmim vmi Evcrjlhi: 10 OFF j the::!) ikienbr 24! ii imnMSGivisGir CaafKExMKi November 24. 200? k .1 r Trais&rJ PiFimtof & Ataifsjfar ft 1 1 n 241 a 100 W. SpringviHe 4S9-B242 J Horns: ilon-Fri 10 Sat 104 Est 198a 7 A ITT |