20 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Thursday, September 6, 2007 r 1 7 V- iL in V7 The U13AAA boys team are shown here after winning the MurrayMax cup in August, conpetitive soccer is becoming very popular in this community. Hobble Creek Storm opening weekend success! The competitive soccer season opened up this past weekend. They currently have 17 teams competing during the fall seasoa They had great success with 13 teams winning their opening games. The season will continue con-tinue through mid October. The teams really appreciate appre-ciate the community support sup-port of our parents and coaches and families of the players. They also want to extend a huge thank-you to Nebo School District for letting let-ting them use their fields to compete on. Competitive soccer is growing in Springville and they appreciate everyones help. ; - They will have weekly week-ly scores to keep all you updated. If you want any information about the club look at their website at www.hcstorm.org. YARDSALE Yard Sale Friday and Saturday . from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 498 S. 1680 East Springville Garage, yard, household,camping, sporting items. Elk mount & animal horns. A large variety of great stuff . Too much to list! sKeRDX EtS athletics ' Athletic Store! Time ocio .ft SAUC0NY 0 erPaws Hfofljj fyfoNerv WW! y La Lit UL JtLata STOP BY TODAY! 1004 H. 1100 E. Spanish Fork G81-7S4-8SQ4-: Just behind K-Mart in Spanish Fork It's Not About the House V 2 y . -i. ..' ff 1 f 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. 9i Wesern Saes 9n 'nsurance ngency, cnc. General insurance . Surety Bonds 87 East Center Spanish Fork, Utah 84660 '.. . 798-7641 Doug Barber Matt Barber Mike Norris Concert Saturday at the Arts Park in Springville Christi C. Babbitt . SPRINGVILLE HERALD Technically, the members of T Minus 5 perform what is commonly known as a cappella, or vocal music without with-out instrumental accompaniment. But their audience is promised a concert on Sept. 8 that goes way beyond the typical choir or barbershop performance. : v "This is so much more. People will be amazed at what can come out of the human voice," said Jared Allen, a tenor with T Minus 5. . ) v ; - ; -: V The professional five-member group will bring its unique style to Springville for a concert on Saturday, Sept. 8, at 8 p.m. at the Spring Acres Arts Park, 620 S. 1350 East, Springville (just northeast of Springville High School). Tickets are $8 and are available online at www. springville.org or at the gate the night of the show. Organized in 2000, the original members of T Minus 5 met while performing in singing groups at Weber State University in Ogden. The Ogden-based group now performs per-forms 50 to 60 concerts a year and travels frequently around the Intermountain West. In addition to Allen, its members are Jeff Petersen, baritone; bari-tone; Karsten Longhurst, tenor; Shawn Satterthwaite, percussionist; and Jason "Fish" Salmond, bass. Their high-energy performances include a wide range of musical styles, from pop, oldies and doo wop to country. coun-try. Allen said the group takes audiences on a "roller coaster ride," presenting driving rock-and-roll classics with thumping bass and electric guitar sounds - created through their voices - then slowing down to perform a more traditional piece such as "Shenandoah." "We come out with high energy and the crowds just enjoying it and loving it, and in the middle of it we throw in some nice smooth ballads with some smooth harmonies," harmo-nies," Allen said. There's music for all ages in T Minus 5 concert, Allen said. Members bring in quite a bit of humor as well, he said, and a good dose of audience participa- ! '-jrT "f if 0'- M7 i n. -3 I O" - I August 28 was the first day of school for most kindergarten children in Springville. Do you remember your first day of school, were you excited or did you cry? With the sound of the school bells ringing in the morning, a flood of memories of years long since past come to us. n frrif "-in MOORE HEATING & AIR 858 E. 100 N. PAYSON, UT 84651 465-2709 Since 1969 PREMIER PEA I ER Spring is here and hot weather is around the corner. With air quality getting get-ting bad as we get into pollen, dust and contaminated air, we can give our lungs a break and have our home air quality cleaner than you thought possible. Call our team experts for a FREE QUOTE to clean up your house with Lennox technology equipment. Up to $1000 instant discount on selected equipment. Free Honeywell programmable program-mable thermostat with furnace or AC : installation. ($129 Value) .r Pleaa buckle up' Picture for illuslratioxs purpose only, 48 month least on 07 Mustang coupe $1 500 down plus taxilic 4 fees'! 0 000 milesyrS8400 LEV fHC 1 1 ; ' EXIT.269 1400 S. SANDHILU RD.V OREM4 Te rnl ORTHoLfbONTICS Brian F. Trapnell, D.M.D., P.C 187 East 400 South Springville Braces for Adults, Adolescents & Teens Invisalign 'Clear Braces Flexible Payment Options Shortened Treatment Times NEPHI ORNANO This Week's Awesome , Brusher! With Full Full ! Orthodontic Exam j Treatment and i j ($250 Value!) ! Consultation i - With this couoon onlv. -t- - i I Not valid with other offers. Offer expires 93(V07 With this couDOn onlv. Not valid with other offers. Offer expires 93007