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Show Thursday, October 12, 2006 Large crowd enjoys Community &Family Night SPRINGVILLE HERALD i The Springville Museum of Art monthly Community Communi-ty and Family Night drew crowds of over 300 children chil-dren and adults alike for entertainment, education and quality family time. Guests were treated to a presentation from local glass artist Ray Grover, a puppet show from Max Out Puppetry, and a constructive con-structive art project for their children. "Community Night is a great way to incorporate art into a child's life," said Kathy Hinckley, a Marriage Mar-riage & Family Human Development major from BYU who volunteered at the event. "Art is an integral inte-gral part of children's education edu-cation and this program teaches them in a way that is both entertaining and inspiring. in-spiring. It's something that a whole family can enjoy together." ' The museum sponsors spon-sors the event on the first Monday of every month excluding holidays, completely com-pletely free of charge. The local artist gave a presentation presen-tation discussing some of his latest pieces and how he was inspired to work in glass sculpture. "I used to build display cases and then one day I just started playing with the glass," Grover said. "I started building some cra zy stuff and now here I am 14 years later." He hoped to inspire the children and teach them that if they can think it -they can make it. "I want the kids to see that they can do anything they set there minds to. I wanted to 'show them that something as beautiful as art can be a release for them from the stress of life today. You can get away and do something some-thing that is constructive and stress relieving. They can find themselves in their art." When a small boy asked Grover how he constructed construct-ed his glass sculptures, Grover replied, "One piece at a time," a personal motto mot-to he wanted to pass on to the children. "Everyone has hard days and is striving to achieve their dreams and thier goals," Grover said, "you have to take things one piece at a time, just like my sculptures. Following Grover's presentation, pre-sentation, families were treated to a performance from the Max Out Puppetry Puppet-ry group. . "It was a lot of fun," said Jonathan Wilson, a performer in the group, "When the kids interact with the puppets, we know that we've successfully created the illusion that SHS Marching Band Spaghetti Dinner Monday The annual Springville High School Marching Band Spaghetti Dinner will be held on Monday, Oct. 16, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Hobble Creek Elementary Elementa-ry School in Mapleton. Proceeds from the dinner go to help band members pay for their trip to California at the end of the month to participate in a marching band competition. Tickets are $15 per family or $5 per person. Come out and support our award-winning band. i . . Hffiili I UTAH COUNTY'S EXCLUSIVE FEMALE ATHLETIC STORE! I OFF ALL SHEROX APPAREL Good thru October 19 APPAREL & EQUIPMENT hm ,GrfthSNCS 5AUC0y i Softball : sHtW41 Basketball 0ptNerv oco Rock Climbing Hl 00 Volleyball i totv.NsS Running t,qerpaws okW ,ST0Cr fUtt i 'Track WE ALSO SPECIALIZE IN TEAM PACKAGES! NOW PEW! 1004 M. 1100 E. Spanish Fork 801-717-6007 Just East of K-Mart they're alive." The show was a humorous humor-ous skit about cleaning out the refrigerator, complete with audience participation, participa-tion, and a big hairy tarantula taran-tula puppet. "We tend to judge the success of our shows by the amount of screaming," said Caitlin Shirts, another talent in the group. "They screamed a lot tonight." Families were then invited invit-ed to participate in an art project in the Youth Gallery, Gal-lery, where the children could let their creativity and imaginations run wild, using cardboard instead of glass, to create sculptures of their own "We were really excited about it," said Rebecca de Schweinitz, a mother of two who just moved into the community a few months ago. "We absolutely absolute-ly love the museum and will definitely be coming back next month." Community & Family Fam-ily Night at the Springville Museum of Art is a great way to teach children that they too, can create great works of art, whether displayed dis-played in a museum or on a refrigerator at home. Community & Family Night is made available in part by a grant from the Springville Arts Commission. fimUiB&: ; fiftB It was pouring rain outside but that did not dampen the spirits of Art City's sixth grade as they explored in the Clark Planetarium and learned about the weather. J -i ipr: rfJ - Shrr- ' pill n. ty0Wm A , , , ...dUKHk On Monday, Oct. 2, the kindergarten classes at Art City Elementary had the opportunity of a lifetime to learn first hand about fire safety. Firefighter Stephan Larsen from Salt Lake City came and visited the classes and taught them fire safety. They got to practice rolling on the ground with him and timed him as he put on his firefighting gear. The children's favorite part was when he would rescue them from a "Burning Building" and carry them to safety using the firefighter perfected hold. Thank you Firefighter Larsen for taking the time to teach us to be safe. Insure your brand new car with MetLife Auto & Home, and you would be covered for its replacement cost for one year or 1 5,000 miles, whichever came first. Other insurers depreciate the value of your new car 1 5 percent or more we don't. So, if you got into an accident and totaled your new car, we would replace it. Nowthat's insurance. , ; For more information or a quote, call today: . Jason Salmon Salmon Insurance, LLC 1385 South 740 East Orem, UT 801-223-3200 have you met life today? MetLife L0603CW8J(exp021Qi(xlA,KY,MI.NY,TX,UT,WA)MPC-LD 0511-9423 O 2006 MetLife Auto S Home MetLife Auto & Home is a brant( ot Metropolitan Property and Casualty Insurance Company and its Affiliates, Warwick, I 'See policy iw restrictions- Does not apply to leased, or non-owned automobiles. P ' ' These fabulous Students of the Week from Hobble Creek Elementary School were honored for their outstanding citizenship. Pictured, back are: David Goodrich, Lincoln Rivera, Sarah Hash, Megan Elmont and Caden Jensen. Middle: Dane Carlson, Alex McNeil, Rebecca Brown, Victoria "Tori" Little and MaKenna Briggs. Front: Ryland McMillan and Jacob Johnson. Missing from the picture were jayde Buckley and Courtney Mackay. j ., .. .... , . t ' " ' 1 ' " Mapleton School is proud to present this weeks Sensational Citizens. The school is pleased with their special efforts in making our it a better place to be. Thanks students for all you do to give your personal best each week! Pictured, from left to right, front: Shantel Titcomb, Hamil ton and Hattie Roney. Row 2: Emmitt Pigott, Kody Walser, Bailley Turner, Anna Nemelka and Brooklyn Ashby. Row 3: Brandon Green, Jesse Bell, Britney Lund, Taylor Maylett and Nathan Mountford. Standing: Lincoln Gutke, Emily Lopez, Kylee Dixon, Crystal Minor, Rachel Christensen, Mickelle Hamilton and Sabrina Bethers. Please Vote in the General Election Tuesday, November 7 Citizens will have the opportunity to vote again this year on Tuesday, Nov. 7. And now is the time to make sure you are registered regis-tered and eligible to vote. The reasons for completing com-pleting an Election Registration Reg-istration Form are: you are a New yoter, Address Change, Name Change or Political Party Affiliation Change. You have two options to complete an Election Registration Reg-istration Form: 1. At Election Office, must be completed in person per-son at Election Office no later than Monday, Oct. 23, at 5 p.m. 2. Satellite registration, completed in person at Springville City Center Friday, Fri-day, Oct. 20, or Monday, Oct. 23, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. If there is a problem in the poll book at your voting location on November 7, it is recommended that you have a photo ID (drivers license, etc.) and a proof of residency document (utility bill, etc.) with you. Proof of residency may be required is the address on photo ID is not current. The Utah County Elections Elec-tions Office . is located at 100 E. Center Street, Room 3100, Provo, and the Springville City Center is at 50 S. Main. For your information, the following is a list of voting locations: . Springville Precincts: 1, 8, 14, Cherry Creek Elementary, 484 S. 200 East; 2, 12, 13, West-side West-side Elementary, 740 W. 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