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Show July 18, 2001 - The Springville Herald - Page Five ? 'i' . .. - t Ashley Adair, daughter of Crystal and Art Adair of Mon-ticello, Mon-ticello, Utah, celebrated her first birthday July 10, 2001. Her grandparents are Dan and Pat Thompson of Springville and Kent and Chris Adair of Monticello. ,3 f SI , f- $ am Brooklyn Rebecca Snow, daughter daug-hter of Josh, and Melayne Snow, celebrated her first birthday bir-thday on June 23, 2001, with family and friends. Her grandparents grand-parents are Jay and Karen Snow and Steve and Judy Hen-line. Hen-line. Great-grandparents are Louis (Doc) Snow, Donna Ke-ele, Ke-ele, Clara Jameson and Jack Henline. Patrick Ray Simpson, son of Gordon and Angela Simpson of Springville, will be one year old July 23, 2001. His grandparents are Ted and Joyce Simpson of Springville and Charles and Nola Hall of Salem. An artist never really finishes his work, he merely abandons it. Paul Valery SOCIAL EVENTS Joey Dempster at Read Leaf Friday Ashley Stewart, Steve Livingston to marry Sat. Ashley Ann Stewart, daughter of Lynn and Jennifer Stewart of Springville, Utah, will marry Steven James Livingston, son of David and Julia Livingston of Provo, on Saturday, July 21, 2001, in Springville. A reception will be held in their honor that evening at the Stewart residence, 285 N. 1040 East, Springville, from 7 until 9 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Ashley graduated from Orcm High School in 2001 where she was an honor student. She is currently attending Dallas Roberts Academy of Cosmetology. Steve graduated from Timpview High School in 1999. He will be attending Motorcycle Mechanic's Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, in October. Steven Livingston-Ashley Stewart Bradene Tanner, Zachery Alvey to trade vows Bradley and Jolene Tanner are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Bradene, to Zachery Alvey, son of Jim and Therssa Alvey. The couple wil be married on Saturday, July 21, 2001, at the Tanner Ranch, located in Springville's Hobble Creek Canyon. A reception will follow the ceremony from 6 .to 8 p.m. V "I look back over my shoulder constantly and wonder if I made the right choice." said Dempster. "But for now I'm happy with the - fact that I wake up every day looking forward to the work of writing, practicing and building interest in my music. 1 have the time now to really focus on what I'm trying to communicate and express through music, and I think it's showing in the new songs I'm writing." Singersongwriter Russ Kendall Ken-dall will play at The Read Leaf on August 24 and after Labor Day. The Read Leaf will host a free concert every Friday night through Thanksgiving. The Read Leaf is located at 164 S. Main Street in Springville. Fore more information, please call The Read Leaf at 489-1390 or toll-free 1-877-287-1332. Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. The Kutting Korner 244 South Main, Springville 489-3026 WELCOMES Andrea (Stylist) and Amy (Nail Artist) As part of an ongoing concert series. The Read Leaf is pleased to present singersongwriter Joey Dempster, who will be performing perform-ing a free concert at The Read Leaf on Fri.. July 20. at 7:30 p.m. Dempster moved here to Utah from California nine years ago. about the same time he started to play guitar and sing. He came here to ski and the mountains are still the anchor that holds him here. In 1997, Dempster began playing on the streets of Provo, mostly on the corner of University Universi-ty and Center. When it got too cold, he invested in some sound equipment and started playing indoors. His first "real" gig was in Feb. 1999 and he's been going strong ever since. While he was recording his first album, Dempster decided to leave his career in software product prod-uct management to pursue music full-time. His new CD, "Secret Smile," was just released in Jan. Receive $5 discount on a full set with Amy Receive $5 discount on any color or perm with Andrea v3 ' ' WWOWfrfiiiXA'jLlIWi "1 II II IV 1 1 1 1 I XtOIISlOn . Bradene Tanner- ..... j -Zachery Alvey ummer Mraease About 50 of the world population is expected to live in cities by the year 2000. In the U.S., that figure will reach 85. HELP WANTED The Springville Museum of Art invites qualified people to apply for a part-time Development Officer position. This 1 0-hour per week job requires re-quires a computer literate person with the ability abil-ity to write grant proposals, letters and do follow-up administration. Interested people please contact Dawn Jensen at 489-2727 to apply. The Utah County Fair will take place this summer, August 10 and 11, but the festivities are under a new name-Utah State University Extension ' Summer Showcase. It is presented by Utah State Extension and 4-H and hosted by Utah County. An information booklet has been designed and is available for distribution and pick up at all city centers, county centers and libraries. li-braries. As in the previous county fair, the arts and crafts showcase will still occur this year. Participants must fill out an entry form, which can be found in the information infor-mation booklet or on the web at www.utahvalley.orgfair. Participants Partici-pants can enter in categories from floriculture to photography. "Best of Show" winners will receive a prize valued at $25. The Utah County Farm Bureau Bu-reau is also hosting a talent find August 10 at the Ragan Theatre on the UVSC campus from 5:30 to 10 p.m. The contest is open for vocal solos, duets, trios," quartets, instrumental solos, drama, combination of instruments, instru-ments, readings and dance performances. perfor-mances. Applications will be accepted by phone. There will also be a Dutch oven cook-off. The Miss Utah County 2001 Scholarship Pageant, Pag-eant, and family night with the Provo Angels, KBull, KFan and 107.5 will be at the events recording re-cording live. There are free classes available, avail-able, so the public can join in the fun for no cost. Pre-registration guarantees a spot. People can attend classes from lawn care and preserving your garden to computer com-puter mysteries and sewing. A special introduction to the web class will be taught in Spanish. The information booklet and website have a complete schedule of events, which includes times and locations. For more information, informa-tion, call 801-370-8137 or visit www.utahvalley.orgfair. The state of Missouri probably proba-bly got its name from an Indian word meaning "town of the large canoes." 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