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Show Page Twelve - The Springville Herald - July 8, 1998 Library Corner Members of the nine folk dance groups participating in this year's Springville World Folkfest will offer free dance workshops during this year's folkfest, Scheduled Sched-uled July 11-18. During each workshop, dancers danc-ers will demonstrate and teach beginning to intermediate dance steps and short dances to the public. They will also share the history or cultural background of the dances. Musicians from the various countries will be in attendance atten-dance to provide music. All workshops are open to the public and will be conducted at the Spring Acres Arts Park, 620 S. 1350 East, Springville. Following is a schedule of this year's workshops: Monday, July 13: Macedonia, 10 a.m.; Turkey, 11 a.m.; India, 1 p.m. Wednesday, July 15: Romania, Roma-nia, 10 a.m.; Korea, 11 a.m.; Algeria, 1 p.m. Thursday, July 16: Italy, 10 a.m.; USA, 11 a.m.; Togo, 1 p.m. This year's folkfest will include in-clude performances on July 11, 13, 14, 16, 17 and 18. All performances per-formances will begin at 8 p.m. at the Spring Acres Arts Park. Admission is $8 for adults, $7 for senior citizens and $3 for children 12 and under. . Crafts needed for city's fundraiser Mapleton and Springville Fire Departments are off to a great start in earning the money to buy Thermal Imaging Cameras to help save lives. The following have donated money so far: Walmart, Flying J, Wood-chuck, Wood-chuck, Arctic Circle, Mapleton Floral, Landing Inc., Prosperity Family Trust, Mike & Mandy Colyar, Cody Slade, Laurie Andreason, Jim and Joan Wall, Kurt Daily, Ryan Raulston, Charles And Mary Erekson, Mike and Sandi Jorgensen, Greg and Renay Dowling, Bob and Donna Broce, Roger and Lana Merrell, Steve and Lisa Blon-quist, Blon-quist, Jim and Janis Salisbury, Rod and Dena Phillips, Ed and Marion Larsen, Mark and Tam Edmonds, Brady and Charlene Christensen, Chris and Amy Conners, Edward Gunn, Richard and Gaynol Spillner, Bill and Carol Clegg, BUI and Iris Brown, Lance and Michelle Black, Jason and April Williams, David and Denise Dearden, Arthur and Dixie Welch, Mark and Jennifer Elmont, Stuart and Terry Newton Robert and Vickie Taylor, Elisa Sheranian, Rex and Patty Jensen, Nina Armstrong, Steve and Diana Aldana, John and Bonny Gron-eman, Gron-eman, Mac and Sharon Mathews, Brent and Laurie Whiting, Dave and Susan Priest, Marc and Debbie Nielsen, Todd Panther, Alma and Roselle Hair and Dr. John and Susan Frischnecht. Although we are going strong with donations, we are in desper ate need of crafts for the Craft Fair on August 7. Whether you are an individual or business who sells handmade crafts, we need your support for this worthwhile cause. If you are unable to donate money at this time, you can do you part by donating a craft for the fair. You can drop off your craft items to either city office or contact Angela Peterson at 489-3495. 489-3495. Thanks again for you support! by Pat Bartlett We have had some great programs during our summer reading event, with puppets and people and snakes galore to entertain our young patrons. The List of our "Spec" tacular readers is continuing to grow with expectations expec-tations of doubling in the next week. July 18 will be our absolute last day of the summer reading program. We urge you to keep reading so that you can receive your awards and T-shirt for participating, you have been great! Don't miss Lisa Arrington and her Folk Tunes and Stories today at 1:30 and 2:30 in the city council coun-cil chambers of the city center. She has a delightful program for young and old alike. Tickets are needed for this program. Don't for get that we will have a full five days of fun at the library as we celebrate Spring-ville's Spring-ville's World Folkfest. Stories and crafts from America Ame-rica and Italy will be featured on Monday and Tuesday. I will be in charge of those two days. The program is the same on each of those two days, and so you can choose which day you would like to come and participate. Mrs. Milius will be in charge on Thursday and Friday, and they will both have the same program featuring the countries of Peru, Spain, India and France. On Wednesday, We will have visitors come from the land of Oz to entertain us. Each program will start at 1:30, and run for 45 min. to one hour. Sign-up sheets are available at the library now so that you can call or come in to sign up. This is so we will know how many to plan for each day. Donate blood V a- Y J. V The Ricks College American Folk Dancers and Bluegrass Band will represent the United States at the Springville World Folkfest along with the folkfest favorite Morning Star, a group of Native American Indians. Ricks will send 28 dancers who will "depict dances that have been enjoyed throughout the history of the United States. They have participated in folk dance festivals in Mexico, Europe and the US. The Liberty Bell was cracked by a stroke of its clapper in Sept. 1752 while it hung on a truss in Philadelphia's State house, yard for testing. It is a blessed thing that in every age someone has had the individuality enough and courage enough to stand by his own convictions. con-victions. Robert G. Ingersoll The Utah County Area Chapter Chap-ter of the Red Cross is looking for community members to donate do-nate blood at the new blood bank in Orem. They take volunteers by appointment or walk-ins every Monday and Wednesday. The Red Cross is also looking for youth or adults who can serve cookies and juice to donors and monitor their progress after donating blood. Call 374-8108 for information. Auditions for "Dracula" The Villa Playhouse Theatre, 254 S. Main, in Springville, announces the audition for "Dracula" "Dra-cula" which will open Sept. 25 and play each Friday, Saturday and Monday through October 3 1 . This drama, based on Bram Stoker's famous novel, will be directed by Marni Ashby a famil-, famil-, iar favorite at the VPT. Needed are six men, ages 17-70, 17-70, and two women, ages 17-70. All parts are open. Those auditioning audi-tioning may come prepared with a 2-3 minute monologue or do cold reading from the script. The audition will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, July 7 and 8 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday, July 11, from 10 to noon, the audition will be conducted at the Villa Playhouse. For further information, informa-tion, call Marni Ashby 489-3539 or Bill Brown 489-3088. Health notes Where's your milk moustache? mous-tache? If you're like most Americans, Ameri-cans, not even famous celebrities hawking milk can make you drink the stuff. Per capita sales of milk slipped another 1 in 1997, following a 20 drop since 1971. Though sales of low fat and nonfat milk have more than doubled since then, that hasn't made up for the 65 drop in consumption of whole milk. The dairy industry is now wondering if milk doesn't sell because it isn't brightly packaged and marketed mar-keted like juices, bottled water and sodas. In the future, look for more resealable plastic containers, contain-ers, and milk available in more flavored varieties like chocolate and strawberry. You'll also be more likely to find milk in vending vend-ing machines, convenience stores and fast-food restaurants. The industry hopes to target teenagers, teenag-ers, who have a lot more buying power these days. GREAT WESTERN LEASING & SALES (801) 295-1811 (800) 211-2811 Mobile Storage Containers ) - f'jV and Mobile Offices ; , j j ' Buy Rent Lease EM I j ' 40 ft. Containers $110 per mo. 1 20 ft.,Containers $85 per mo. Fas j Pickup & Delivery " driving you mittf STOW-IT FEATURES Heavy Duty Steel Construction Convenient, Secure, Affordable Fast Delivery & Pick-up Full Swing Doom Ground Level Access Wm 40x8x8 I2' j f 20,x8,x8 I2' j L Don't Miss. T ! STOW-IT ffiOH 977.8885 ! v ' MlSWtattllOO&nah'SikLikaCWUtih ( (PQMBOJXC QKTWTflffl) ) if OPEN 1 HOUSE Thursday July 9th 1 ! Q - 4 Vat' it t Tr,' f J i Nfc,. . l-M.; i 3 I -5fi-:."r v C' ., r -v - Toe4 :-: - - s J lriJi " i . 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