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Show Page Six - The Springville Herald - July 19, 1989' i7i ' - ,5: v J I - - ' 4 V .1 . . Ami innn ii inn iinnr ft' - ' -" -...--j Grayce Cutler wofercolors on enliibif at Art Museum A retrospective exhibit of about 35 works by Grayce E Cutler will open at the Springville Museum of Art on Saturday, July 22. A native Utahn, Cutler has spent many years painting watercolors and oils of the state's mountains, rivers and deserts during all four seasons. She now divides her time between Utah and the California Coast at Carmel. Cutler says, "My landscapes, seascapes sea-scapes and city scenes are an expression ex-pression of my personal vision about the poetry and mystique of nature and life." Cutlerattended the University of Utah, Art Students League, New York School of Design and the noted Hans Hoffman School of Art. She has exhibited in many one-man one-man shows in Utah and all across America. She has been well represented repre-sented in prestigious group exhibitions exhibi-tions in such places as New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, M.H. de Young Museum of Art and Palace Pal-ace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. An artist's reception will be held at the Springville Museum of Art on Sunday, July 23 from 2-5 p.m. The public is invited. New MED 1, Mapleton Emergency Department, Presidency for 1989-90are, 1989-90are, left to right standing: Marc Neilsen,Training Officer, Ken Black, Past President; Darrell Stevenson, President; and Dan Morgan, Vice President Seated, Kathleen Evans, Secretary-Treasurer and Diane Dibble, Historian. SPORTS Soccer signup Registration for the fall session of the Springville Youth Soccer will beheld Wednesday, July 19, from6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, July 22, from 9 a.m.to 12 noon at the Springville Community Swimming Pool, 1015 East 900 South. Boys ages for soccer play are 6 to 15. Girls can be 6 to 13. The cost is $15 per child. The soccer program here has grown with 700 children participating partici-pating now. It is a non-competitive league. No standings are kept. Each child plays at least half of every game and each child gets to keep their uniform and every coach gets a ball to keep. The league operates completely with volunteers and those in charge appreciate volunteers who have helped in the past to coach, referee or organize the league. Hundreds of hours are spent each year for the children's benefit. Volunteers are needed again this year. To volunteer call Rob Wise at 489-4569. Springville to host Pony League Tournament Springville will host the 1989 Pony League Sectional Tournament this coming week. The 13- and 14-year-old Allstars will be in Tournament play July 22nd-27th. District tournament winners throughout the state along with two Springville Pony teams will compete com-pete for the Sectional Championship. Champion-ship. In the first round of tournament play Saturday, July 22, will be Springville West, coached by Carry Rominger, playing at 2:30 p.m. and Springville East, coached by Brian -Gillies playing at 7:30 p.m. The first record of the use of spices dates from the age of the pyramids of Egyptdapproximately 4,600 years agodwhen onions and garlic were fed to 5100,000 laborers. Swimming Sign up day for the fourth and final session of Learn-to-Swim lessons les-sons will be Thursday, July 20. The time for sign ups will be from 5:30 a.m. until all the classes are full. There will be private, semi-private and group classes available. Lessons Les-sons will run from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday for 10 lessons. les-sons. Pool hours are: Adult lap and leisure - 5:30 to 7:45 a.m. and 12 to 1 pm. Monday through Friday. Open swim times are 1 to 5 and 6 to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The pool will be closed Friday and Saturday July 28 and 29 for the county championships for the Utah County Recreation Swim League. The public is invited to come and watch the team vie for the first place once again. They have been county champs for many years. The pool will be open on July 24 from 1 to 5 p.m. only. Men's golf The Men's Association has been keeping busy with three events being held over the last week. On July 8, the champ-of-the-month was held and Jim Simmons shot a fine 2-under 2-under par 69 to take first place. Craig Pickering and Doug Baxter tied for second with even-par 71's. Ron Hitchcock was alone in fourth with a 73. In the net division, Luke Orr took first with a 63, followed by Craig Packard with a 65. Richard Thorpe and Layton Strong tied for fourth with a 66. Last Thursday's mens night was an individual medalist competition and Randy Johnson came out the winner with a 37. Three people tied for second with a 38 and they are Alan Peterson, George Wright and Dave Wright. Net was won by D.J. Bigler with a 32, with Ron Oldroyd and Doug Howell tying for second with 32.5. Men's Day was held Saturday with a four-man event featuring a scramble for nine holes and a best-ball best-ball for nine holes. The team of Denny Murray, Ted Murray, Ryan Murray and Paul Thorpe took first with a 46.9. Second place went to the team of Alan Reed, Rich Thorpe, Bob Sayer and Clark Whitlock with a score of 47.1. This Thursday night's action will feature a four-man best ball with a blind draw. Signups are being taken at the Pro Shop. Diyclcaqi 38 TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Wash 12 Prige For Every Wash Ge t i FREE (Nol f.ttml Willi Any (HhrrSiwrial) BACHELOR BUNDLE SPECIAL Eueryday Drop Off, Pick Up Next Day IJiiug Yum Laundry & llantfcrs We'll Wash, Dry O Fold Clim-tro Yon Onlv I-WIIic Wiulicm, Drj-iiiK Time, A Simill Smii ('liiiruo $2.IH &rvinc Clmi(.'p. 45 E. 1300 No. Main Spanish Fork 798-8271 Next to "Pit Stop" The Springville SAVERS, ambulance crew, held their installation banquet recently at Riverstone Restaurant at Mountain Springs. Linda Poulson, above, received an award from Leonard Pugh, president of the SAVERS, for "Rookie of the Year." Uinta National Forest restricts campfires Uinta National Forest officials have announced a Stage Two Fire Restriction for all lands within the forest. This restriction prohibits open campfires outside developed and designated recreation sites. Stove fires using containerized fuels are allowed outside developed sites. Smoking is also prohibited except ex-cept within an enclosed vehicle or building, in a developed recreation site, or while stopped at an area that has been cleared of all flam- Blood pressure checks Monday On Monday, July 24, the Maple-ton Maple-ton Ambulance will be at the City Park during the day. MED 1 members mem-bers will be doing blood pressure checks. The purpose for this is to let citizens of Mapleton know of the services offered to them by MED 1. If you are a concerned citizen and would like to become a member of MED 1, applications will be available avail-able that day. Remember, if you are in need of the ambulance services any time, call 911 or 489-9421. fir . if '4 Kendall Oldroyd, owner and manager man-ager of SOS Drug Store, was installed in-stalled as 1989-90 president of the Springville Rotary club at a recent meeting. New directors arc Wayne Pindcr, Lee Mcasom, Lloyd Pchrson and Richard Thorpe. President-elect is Bill Wimmcr. Anyone interested in joining this service club should contact any of the above for more information. SMAROWARE STORES While Supplies Last 24-ln. Speed Level lies flat for leveling, measuring and cutting. 3 acrylic vials for plumb, level readings. 450-24 QUANTITIES LIMITED Kolob Lumber Co. 38 W. 200 S. Springville 489-5614 ?nable material for at least a three-foot three-foot diameter. The order also restricts the use of chainsaws and the operation of motorized equipment between the hours of 1 p.m. and 1 a.m. Due to severe conditions, this restriction will be in effect until rescinded. For more information about the restriction, please contact any Forest Service Office. Young adult dance July 28 The Spring Creek Young Adult LDS Ward is sponsoring a dance to be held Friday, July 28. It will begin at 8:30 p.m. at the Wing Industries parking lot in the Industrial Park. The Springville band named The Undecided will be playing. The cost will be $2. Come join the fun! r' Ujf ! Springville ambulance crew members who received the "Crew of the Year" award at the installation banquet are shown above. They are, from left, Margo Pugh, Mark Peterson and Leonard Pugh. SAVERS newly elected officers for 1989-90are, from left to right, front: ; Margo Pugh, past president; Linda Poulson, historian; back, Mark ; Peterson, secretary; Dave Shimmin, vice-president; Rex Michey, president-elect; and Leonard Pugh, president. 3 D 1 1 IM1 UVJ (Z3 J tzJ o WE HAVE INSTALLED THE LATEST STATE OF THE ART COMPUTERIZED ENGINE ANALIZER THE SUN INTERROGATOR. WE WILL: 4 CYlIfJDiH 0 1 . ) ELECTRONICALLY ANALYZE STARTING, CHARGING AND IGNITION SYSTEMS. 2. ) REPLACE SPARK PLUGS 3. ) CHECK AND RESET TIMING CYLINDER 4 ADJUST CARBURETOR 5.) 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