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Show Thursday, August 4, 2005 SPRINGVILLE HERALD 5 Emily Harder, JedFinlinson temple vows Boyd and Jayne Harder of Mapleton, Utah, are pleased to announce the engagement engage-ment of their daughter, Emily Ann, to Jed B. Finlinson, son of Scott and Abbie Finlin-son Finlin-son of Payson. The couple plans to be married mar-ried on Friday, Aug. 5, 2005 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A reception will be held in their honor that evening at the Harder residence, 765 S. 800 East, Mapleton, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. If they have missed you in all of ther excitement, excite-ment, please accept this as an invitation and feel welcome to attend. Emily graduated from Springville High School and LDS Seminary. She received her associate's degree from Dixie State College and is currently working as an apprentice electrician f or H & R Electric. Jed graduated from Payson High School and LDS Seminary. He served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Cory Collett, Brandon Ratcffie to trade vows Tracy and Ruth Dauwalder and Terry Collett of Springville, Utah, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Cory Collett, to Brandon Ratcliffe, son of Gary and Michelle Ratcliffe, also of Springville. The couple plans to be married on Saturday, Satur-day, Aug. 6, 2005. A reception will be held in their honor that evening at the White Willow Reception Center, 342 N. 500 West, Provo, from 6 to 8 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. at-tend. Cory graduated from Springville High School and is currently attending Utah Valley Val-ley State College majoring in accounting. Cory is the granddaughter of Harold and the late Ann Bartlett and Gary and the late Kaye Ekker, all of Springville; John and Irene Collett of Payson; and the late Lorraine Lor-raine Collett. Brandon graduated from Springville f A ft' , . I Y ; i I k " J Modem dance concert at the Arts Park August 13 Emily Harder - Jed Finlinson Saints in Lima, Peru, and is now attending Utah Valley State College majoring in accounting. ac-counting. Proud grandparents are Mac and Jeri Brimhall, Boyd (deceased) and Virginia Harder, Velma and Jay Nielson (deceased) and Melva (deceased) and Burnis Finlinson. I.H.H...M.I I .....IIHII IMW-. I. I .111 ..III Iji y jj' Cory Collett -- Brandon Ratcliffe High School and is also attending UVSC majoring ma-joring in criminal justice. Brandon is the grandson of Nelda and the late William Ratcliffe Rat-cliffe and Gregg and Pat Johnson, all of Orem. Great-grandmother is Mamie Johnson, also of Orem. Cory and Brandon will make their first home in Orem. Utah Valley Symphony auditions The Utah Valley Symphony Sympho-ny will hold auditions on Sept. 7. Musicians will be required re-quired to perform a 3-minute solo excerpt of their choice, plus some music supplied by the auditioners. Those interested should contact Scott Jackman, symphony sym-phony president, at 434-7525, or send an email to audi-tionsutahvalleysympho-ny.org. Information should include name, address, phone, and instrument. Auditioners will send them music excerpts plus time and place of audition. The Utah Valley Symphony, Sympho-ny, now in its 48th season, performs six concerts during the season, from October to May, in the Provo Tabernacle. Taberna-cle. Bryce Rytting is conductor. Tennis shoes to be given to needy Utah children He's put Tennis Shoes into the hearts and minds of more than 700,000 children and young adults since 1989, and now he's going to put tennis shoes onto the feet of needy children all over Utah. Chris Heimerdinger, author "of the award-winning Tennis Shoes adventure series, has teamed up with Seagull Book and ABC 4 to collect new or slightly used tennis shoes for needy Utah children. Working Work-ing with the organization Hearts and Hands for Humanity Hu-manity in American Fork, they hope to collect at least 1,000 pairs of tennis shoes for children ages 5 to 12. . The kickoff for the Tennis Shoes Drive will take place Friday, Aug. 5 the same day Heimerdinger's tenth Tennis Shoes book is released and available in stores from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Seagull Book located at 1720 S. Redwood Red-wood Road. Heimerdinger will join children chil-dren in decorating donation Battle of the Bands at the Villa Theatre Ushering in the Villa Theatre's new musicconcert series, se-ries, will be The Battle of the Bands Competition 2005. The Villa Theatre in Springville will host a battle of local bands from September 1st through September 24th. The Grand Prize winner will receive a $500 cash prize with prizes also for the runner-ups. Sign up is daily from now through August 13th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Villa Theatre, 254 S. Main Street in Springville. Entry Fee is $50 per band. Performances will be nightly, September 1st through September 24th, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Each band will be allotted al-lotted 30 minutes to perform. At least one number should be original. Nightly winners will compete each Saturday. Saturday winners will compete at the Grand Finals on September 24th. PA, amps, and drum kit will be provided. For information infor-mation call Jonny at 801-830-1083. boxes and playing games. Parents are encouraged to bring their children to participate partici-pate in the activities and bring a pair of tennis shoes to donate. Donations can be dropped off from August 5 to September Septem-ber 17 at any of the Seagull Book stores located in Spanish Span-ish Fork, Provo, Orem and American Fork. "The Tennis Shoes adventure adven-ture series has greatly blessed my life. It's a tremendous tremen-dous honor to participate in fiving some of those 'shoes' ack to children who may desperately need them," says Heimerdinger. And there are many children chil-dren in Utah who do desperately desper-ately need them. According to the 2000 Utah Census, more than 27,000 school-aged children in the Salt Lake area alone live below the poverty line. Tracy Laws, a volunteer from Hearts and Hands for Humanity said, "We hope to make people aware of the needs of children right here in our own back yard. It doesn't have to cost you a ton of money, mon-ey, or a ton of time to help, every little bit makes a difference." differ-ence." For more information on the tennis shoes drive, contact con-tact Melissa Stockdale at 801-756-1041 Ext: 167 or to find the Seagull Book location nearest you, go to www.seagullbook.com. The public will have a rare opportunity to attend a dance performance entitled "Rising" on Saturday, Aug. 13, at the Spring Acres Arts Park in Springville. The event, sponsored in part by the Springville Arts Commission, Commis-sion, will feature Intermoun-tain Intermoun-tain Dance Experience, an independent in-dependent modern dance group consisting of students and alumni of the BYU dance department. There will also be a silent auction in conjunction conjunc-tion with the concert. The performance will include in-clude a new work choreographed choreo-graphed by Thayer Jonutz of Repertory Dance Theatre in Salt Lake City. The piece will be performed by BYU alumna alum-na Sharon Bott, and was funded by the Utah Arts Council. According to a telephone interview with Bott, "There is no professional modern dance company in Utah County. This is an opportunity for the community to enjoy exposure ex-posure to modern dance without traveling. It is also an opportunity for patrons to experience original choreography choreog-raphy created by local dance professionals specifically for the enjoyment of local residents resi-dents People of all ages and interests inter-ests are invited to bring blankets blan-kets or chairs to sit on and enjoy the dance. Pre-show music will begin at 7:30 p.m. The dance performance will begin at 8 p.m. General admission ad-mission will be $5 at the door. Children 12 and under will be admitted free. I: jt, r : v r " I -T- i ; .-if - ; jj;v 'Hf:- Daniel Orson Black, son of Lance and Michelle Black of Mapleton, celebrated his first birthday August Au-gust 2, 2005. His proud grandparents grandpar-ents are Evelyn Bagley and the late Garth Orson Bagley of Koosharem, Utah, and Burns and Mona Black of Antimony. Daniel has five brothers and sisters who adore their little brother. Happy Birthday Daniel! Intermountain Dance Experience members Morgan Brungard, Shelley Vrooman, Holly Taylor, and Krista Di Lello perform "Picasso on 6" by Brittany Hester. Picture by Gary Preston Justin Alan Marsh, son of Dayne and Crystal Marsh of Springville, celebrated his frist birthday July 29, 2005. His grandparents are Nova Thobe and Robert and Dorothy Marsh, all of Springville. SL Astronomical Society to host August star parties The Salt Lake Astronomical Astronomi-cal Society will host three free public star parties this month on August 12, 13 and 27, all from 9 to 11p.m. Venus and Jupiter will be the brightest star-like objects ob-jects in the evening sky at all three events. Venus' stunning stun-ning brilliance and Jupiter's banded atmosphere and system sys-tem of tiny iMoonsi always, impresses young and old alike. The moon is sure to be a crowd pleaser on the 12th and 13th but will be well hidden hid-den by the 27th leaving the skies dark and allowing the Milky Way to be seen with just the naked eye and countless galaxies and nebulae nebu-lae to seen with the observatory's observa-tory's massive telescopes. The star party on the 12th will be held in the parking lot of the Harmons grocery store located at 7755 S. 700 East in Salt Lake City. Those on the 13th and 27th will be held at the society's Harmons Observatory in the Stansbury Park Observatory Obser-vatory Complex (SPOC). SPOC is located at 15 Plaza in Stansbury Park and can be reached by taking Interstate Inter-state 80 west from Salt Lake City to the Stansbury Tooele exit (99) and then following follow-ing the signs south, first to Stansbury Park and then to the observatory. Drive time from downtown down-town Salt Lake City is about 35 minutes. Both SPOC star parties will feature a telescope specifically designed for use by those with disabilities.All events will be held weather permitting. Additional information can be had by logging onto the society's web site at http:slas.us and by phoning the observatory's information informa-tion line at 435.882.1209. Nothing is permanent in this wicked world - not even our troubles. - Charlie Chaplin Mildred Eldridge to celebrate iJlll .' -fVi Mildred Eldridge Mildred Eldridge will celebrate cele-brate her 80th birthday on Aug. 11,2005. Born in Alaska, Mildred is married to Bill Eldridge and has seven children, 38 grandchildren grand-children and 23 great-grandchildren. She was a wonderful CTR teacher for many years. She enjoys sewing and baking and is a genealogist. Happy Birthday to a great lady! Movement is a medicine for creating change in a person's per-son's physical, emotional and mental states. - Carol Welch "I. Nifty, Nifty, Look who finally MADE it to 50! HAPPY 50TH CHERYL!!! 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