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Show Thursday, September 27, 2007 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Pfi MMENT Springville needs new library Editor: The Springville Library is extremely congested and noisy due to lack of space. This should not be a surprise because its size is about 13 that recommended recommend-ed by library professionals. profession-als. It can no longer serve the citizens of Springville optimally. Many aspects of library usage have increased greatly from 2002 to 2006. (Actual data are in the report re-port of the Library Advisory Advi-sory Committee presented to the City Council on September Sep-tember 18.) Examples of library use in 2006 are about 320 programs, pro-grams, 9000 attendees at them and 240,000 visits. vis-its. The most astounding number for me is almost 400,000 circulation in 2006. Due to lack of space for children's programs many children were turned away. We do not want to treat our children in this way. In addition the results of about 400 returned surveys sur-veys showed that 70 to 92 of respondents wanted want-ed more space for adults and children, more programs, pro-grams, comfortable places The Springville Herafd Customer Service 375-5103 48565f fa 488-7021 239E.400& SpringvBfe, Utah 84663 cow (raigContmr o1dfyavpro.com Poge ffedgnad bywrf BordaKar . Typesetter Sheni Hsr OfBafflawjsr SendNewltemstotBctf BrtdiYovpro.cow Springville Herald 269E,40QSovrtb Springville, UT 84663 An edition of The Daily Herald a Lee Enterprises, Inc.. . , v Newspaper Subscription & Seilwy Sewfe News 8 Advertislngu...,, .489-565T Fa.... ......M....i.,..,.9.703l EHIU....J,......,...cttyawp).Gm Springville Herald, Dally Herald edition. (USPS 513-060) a weekly newspaper published at 269 MOOS. Sprinjvtllft, Utah 84663, Periodicals Postage Pad a Sprfngvtne.Utart 84663 A af additional maiHnj office POSTMASTER; Send address changes to the Springville Herald; ?69 1 400 S. . Springviile,UtahW663 Wemtw Audit Buwaw af Circulations News We vwfasme neves Gp Off 46$6Sf ieporrBBpifyoulwtommenf j questions. W weteonwlwas edtar. All lenew mu9 'include author name ( primed and signed) andie1epho number. Vtoiwen the right edit leaers for daflty. puncttiikw Bsw stfleog. tetters aw welcome on any topic Q0f0 QCific V, r f? r . fmm fmm. V II B 0 I I W 111 I W IV to relax, and more parking. park-ing. Clearly the library is over-crowded and needs much more space. Springville Spring-ville citizens love their library li-brary and deserve a much larger one The Springville City Building Concept Plan from the City Council places plac-es the new library at the corner of Center and Main streets. The Library Advisory Ad-visory Committee recom House Ere a Editor: We were born and raised in Springville, left for a while and then moved back to spend the rest of our days in the home town we love so much. We built our dream home in Hobble Creek Canyon-a place we loved as children, young adults and now as older folks. Subsequently, we have met some of the greatest families on earth. One 6f those families is the Ben and Kelli Peay family. Every Ev-ery Thanksgiving Ben and Kelli and their, children chil-dren Jaci, Wesli, Pini and Hanslee bring every family fam-ily in the neighborhood a turkey. We all get calls on our birthdays from the Peays. They not only call but they all sing to us. On holidays the door bell rings and on the porch will be a batch of homemade cookies with no one in sight on the porch. We all know who brought them--the Peay family. If they hear you might be sick or having a problem, they are the first at your door to see how they can help. There is no one that has done more for their neighbors; neigh-bors; and neighborhood than pen and Kelli Peay. They are bringing up their four 'children to do the same. You have to know i it, ill Sage Creek students elected their 2007-2008 student council Friday afternoon after a week of campaigning and a pre-voting assembly. All 12 student council members must have completed service hours, written an essay, and submitted a financial budget before being eligible to be elected. The student council is in charge of various school activities throughout the year setting a positive example to fellow students, maintaining high grades, and working with the teachers and administration. Congratulations you crazy 6th graders! ... ' 0 Horizon ..... CEGuTTB P 0 GATE SPEC5AL 'JL " f j?t isJ Credit Unions- lendeR m m m i c Credit Unions mended to the City Council a 60,000 sq. ft. library. This number is based on the anticipated population of Springville and follows the 1 sq. ft. per inhabitant rec- ommended by prof essional library associations. I hope all Springville citizens will support bonding for a new library in November 2008 or possibly sooner. Jim Weber Springville tagedy for all concerned them to love them. Apparently Appar-ently there is someone out there that has not had the privilege of meeting the Peays. Now that we have set you up, here is the rest of the story. On Monday morning at 3:45 a.m. some ugly, inhumane, unthinking, unthink-ing, sick person or persons torched their beautiful new home which they were two weeks away from moving into. These monsters must have been upset over the placement of the home and decided the only way to deal with it was to get rid of it. Little did they know that they almost burned down the entire canyon. They could have taken the lives of hundreds of people and their homes by this one selfish act. They didn't know that Ben had ordered 150 trees and shrubs to be placed around the home so the home would not have been seen from Kelley's Grove. The trees were to be delivered and planted this week. Been and Kelli had many plans to improve the park. They 'always give much more than they get. We are thankful for the golf eourse employee who comes to work on the greens in the wee hours of the morning and noticed r" A 96 E. Center 'Springville 489-3603 586 "ZJr www.pacifichorizoncu.com Thatiks for respecting the flag! Editor: Another great Springville High School Homecoming Parade! Thanks to the girl in the front who went to the work to present the flag in a respectful manner. What a great way to express school pride and let the rest of the community act like we're in high school too. Thanks to all those who put forth a great effort. . Laura Stewart Springville the flames. He quickly called the Springville Fire Department. The fire department de-partment responded immediately imme-diately but the home was already gone. The brave firefighters sprayed all the trees that were starting to burn surrounding the home and saved the canyon and lent e-mail from a credit our homes. We canyon union asking for pin num-people num-people would like to thank ber and passwords. No Kelly, the golf course em- bank asks for this infor- ployee, and of course, our fine fire deDartment for saving our lives in as much X as we were all sleeping at in to their business and the time. then you punch in your Now a word for. some numbers privately. Poof Po-of the people in this town lice say to never respond that might have incited the to anyone who asks this monster burners by their kind of information over words and acts; please the Internet, take a moment to look in- Gwendolyn Louise side yourselves, take a mo- Berriel, 670 S. Main 1, ment to know the Peays Springville, was charged and try to hold your wick- with unlawful obtaining ed tongues if a similar situ- and use of a credit card in ation should arise. As for an August case. Michael the monster burnerburn- Dale Bringhurst, 1102 E, ers, it is our hope that you 200 North, Springville, will realize what you have was cited for theft and done to this family and forgery, what you could Rave done Stacey Rae Bringhurst, to the entire canyon. 485 E. 900 South, Spring- We hope you will real- ville, was arrested for five ize how you have hurt the counts of forgery, theft hearts of four really fine and an outstanding war-children. war-children. We hope you rant, will realize how much you Three male juveniles "have hurt the hearts of all were caught shoplifting at the people who live in the Reams and cited. Joshua canyon. Kendal and Carole Oldroyd Hobble Creek Canyon j f ret' m , -: ' I I We have lost another great lady Olde -people :have wisdom gained from years of bvmg and experience. They can teach you so much if you will just bsten AfthSi didn't spend much time with her, I have known Mamie Hjorth for many years. She was one of Sprmgville's grand ladies. Mamie passed away Monday and it made me sad. I always wonder who will take the place, or if anyone can, of -these wonderful older people who have done so much in this community and been such a good example to everyone. I didn't even see Mamie often, but when I did she was my friend She was always interested in me and my family. She called me "dear" and talked about my wonderful daughter when I saw her at Art City Days. ' Mamie made you feel good because she was interested in you. She was a giving person, a humble woman who went about blessing others lives. , - Mamie went everywhere, to meeting alter meeting for many years dressed in pioneer costume and portraying the life of Emma Smith, wife of the IDS prophet. Mamie loved Emma; she became Emma. And in the process you also learned to love and appreciate Emma. . , , There aren't many women in this community who have lived here awhile who haven't been audience to Mamie's Emma. Mamie was the kind of person that I looked to and learned from -a great lady. Springville police report A Springville city em- ployee received a fraudu- mation through an e-mail according to the police. A bank will ask you to come Vance Dever, 211 W. 1000 North, Springville, was cited for possession of alcohol by a minor, disorderly disor-derly conduct and domestic domes-tic violence in presence of a child. ' Kory' Ellison, 2657 W. 6400 South, Leland, was arrested for a war- Maplefon police report Mapleton Police had 139 calls in the last two weeks with 31 for animal problems. prob-lems. Ryan Hart, 547 S. 1650 East, Springville, was cited for criminal mischief and criminal trespass. Richard Benjamin Coleman, 830 W. 1000 North, Mapleton, was arrested for an outstanding outstand-ing warrant. Roger Kirk Phillip, 400 S. 72 East, Fillmore, was arrested for DUI. Police were called to the Memo tn Seat ; Early Bird fj I Christmas Carri .noril 1 Order your avoid - J EXTRA 1 absolutely free. The more you order the S, more you get for free! 4 Call us today to learn more! SCICSCOCI rant, and possession of a prescription drug in the wrong container. Eric Lee Gould, 8637 S. Highway 89, Willard, was arrested for three counts of theft, seven counts of forgery and live warrants Larry Kim Ferguson, 1525 S. 400 East 12, Springville, and Michelle Gae Montague, 1525 S. 400 East 12, Springville, were summoned to court for domestic violenceassault violenceas-sault in a July case. Sheila Marie Nordloh, 1648 N. 500 East, Springville, Spring-ville, was cited for harboring har-boring nuisance animals. Hector Pacheco, 850 N. Main 32, Springville, was arrested for psychotic psychot-ic abuse, interfering with arrest and disorderly conduct. con-duct. There were two calls for disorderly conduct, two for littering, three for runaways run-aways and one for fraud. A laptop was taken from a home. Other thefts included a gas skip, two bikes taken, flat screen TV from a trailer, aircraft engine from boat, money from a wallet, Ipod and handgun from an apartment, apart-ment, 12 ft. utility trailer, and a wedding ring, $120 cash and three prescriptions prescrip-tions from an apartment. Two trucks had their windows broken and radios ra-dios taken. rial Hall where they cited three male juveniles for possession of alcohol by a minor and one for tobacco. They also cited one female and one male, juveniles, at Mapleton Jr. High for possession pos-session of tobacco by a minor. mi-nor. Two ower lines were struck by lightening; a utility util-ity trailer was taken from Harvest Park Subdivision; and car and house keys and a pink whistle were found. Christmas cards early, the rush and get CARDS for FREE! Order your Christmas cards between September 1st and September 30th and you II get extra carrfc nth , TF S -t ' a M Wgf Cnfr t. Sprtngvttlt, UT 801-480-3218 |
