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Show SPRINGVILLE HERALD Thursday, April 20, 2006 Editorial Llf3 Spj Editor: His name is Jim Barker; he is the Animal Control Officer for Springville City, and he is the Town Hero. This letter is to commend Jim and the Springville Police Department for the manner in which he does his job. Jim has made two trips to our home in West Springville and numerous trips to our daughter's daugh-ter's home in East Springville. All of these trips mille 'S 'Town Hew ? Middle School r says, inanKs! ; to all who help have been concerning problems prob-lems with raccoons. In every case, Jim has displayed dis-played a genuine concern for our problems and a willing and caring attitude to do everything he could possibly do to correct them. He tries hard to do his job well, and that, in our estimation, estima-tion, makes him a valuable employee for our city. We are sure if these problems went uncorrected they would be a bigger problem evervone in the future. - We appreciate the job you are doing Jim, we also, sus-Dect sus-Dect that others in Sorinevillp feel the same way. And they snouid let you and your su-'pervisor, su-'pervisor, Lt. Gordon at the police department, know that they appreciate you to. u Once again, thanks for a job well done. Allen and Cathy Pace Springville - Citizen expresses appreciation for kindness Editor: Springville resident Frank Headman would like to express ex-press appreciation for the tremendous support following follow-ing a house fire December 6, 2005. Frank and his wife, Clea, recently moved back into their rebuilt home on the east side of town. Headman says the outpouring of kindness kind-ness has been overwhelming. It was late at night when the fire started, and the Springville Herald 269 E. 400 South Springville, UT 84663 An edition of The Daily Herald, a Pulitzer, Inc. Newspaper Subscriptions & Delivery Service ....375-5103 News & Advertising 489-5651 Fax 489-7021 E-mail artcityavpro.com USPS 513-060 Published Thursdays by Lee Enterprises. Inc., 269 E. 400 S Springville. Utah 84663 Periodicals postaee paid at Springville. Utah 84663 Postmaster: Send address changes to 269 East 400 South, Springville, UT 84663 Member: Audit Bureau of Circulations News . We welcome news tips. Call 489-5651 to report a news tip or if you have a comment or a questions. - We welcome letters to the editor. All letters must include the author's name ( printed and signed) and a telephone number. We reserve the right to edit letters for clarity, punctuation. taste and length. Letters are welcome on any topic. Headmans were asleep. A neighbor (whom Frank calls his "guardian angel") saw the smoke, ran to the home, and banged on the door until they woke up. Thanks to this man, they were able to get out unharmed. The house, however, was destroyed. The Headman home was the first one built by Mike Klauck Construction sixteen years ago. The day after the fire, Klauck asked Headman if he could rebuild it even better bet-ter than the first time. Headman says Mr. Klauck and his sub-contractors did FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER & SERVICE CENTER We offer service and tune-upson most lawnmowers or small engine yard tools! Get yours done today! "OUR SEEDS GROW" Cr-fr-v 1030 South State, Provo 373-3740 Hours: Mon.'- Sat. 8 am to 5 pm JOT CLEAN FUCK! 530 North Main Springville RENTALS SALES EDITING 65aiB(K)gu5EB Enjoy Entertainment 491-4071 Mountainland Applied Technology College Looking for a hair salon? Look no further, contact MOUNTAINLAND COSMETOLOGY for your next salon appointment matc 763-0324 matc an excellent job. He and Clea are extremely pleased with the finished home. Mike and his wife, Julie, also helped the couple by loaning one of their cars after af-ter both of the Headmans' cars were destroyed in the fire another act of kindness sincerely appreciated by the Headmans. Frank also wants to extend his gratitude to Springville Fire Chief Phiul Whitney, the volunteer firemen, and police who responded to the fire on that freezing December night. Frank says he and his wife are grateful for the charitable acts of family, neighbors, friends, ward members and scouts who have helped the couple in a variety of ways. Frank says this experience has strengthened his belief in the basic goodness abounding abound-ing in the people of this community. com-munity. Mark Jones Lindon Editor: The Springville Middle School; students,; faculty, staff and the PTA wants to express thanks to all the businesses who helped this year witn donations tor van ous activities. Thanks to Dave Jones from Jones Paint and Glass for donations with the Shakespeare Plav. Thanks to McDonalds. Burger King and Wendy's ror donations witn tne Accel Reams for donations to help make tne teacher's at the middle school special Thanks to Cafe Rio for helping with one of the SEP j p ii - dinners ror rne great teacn ers. . Thanks to Pizza Hut for the pizza's for the teachers during the Lune Marathon. A very special thank you to vicki wneeier ror neipmg with the Lung Association Marathon. She ramp to the middle school and talked in the classes and brought prizes. And finally a very big thank you to all the parents for volunteer help at the school and generous dona tions during Teacher Appre ciation weeK and at otner times during the year. We eciate tne great suj Springville Middle School PTA What can you do help make this a better place to liver Volunteer Week, April 23-29 Wlrif iet fVA pimrrla mAn imvrrir alompnt tn fYWYITY"!! 1T"H X . i . i . . CI TJ T . X 1- - . 1- X .. ." T J i ly survival ano progress.' it nas to ue vuiuiueeiism. jusc ask any of the city leaders in Springville, and they will tell you that the volunteers in this community are essential, and that they provide so much service that the city could i. . 1 a nu aiioru 10 pay lor. r Wovf nrexalr Ann"! 9"?9Q ic national Vnlimtppr X bWk, X XXX XX Xl ' ' iV. What are vou doing in this communitv to provide volun- If we want Springville and Mapleton to be the best place many ways to serve, on city committees, in service clubs, ; schools, sports leagues, church organizations, in the arts- list goes oa Our quality of life would not be what it is if not for the army 01 volunteers in our nuusi. Cx . x 1 xl xi x . 4-.. . n A AJ..k. oihlisuls say uicu uuc ui cvciy iwu jtiuci iaii auuiis Springville Police report Springville Police cited was cited for child abuse and MichaelGuy Atchley, 90 E. disorderly conduct, and a 900 North, Provo, for driving male juvenile with him was on a suspended license, re voked registration and no insurance. in-surance. Cody Paul Dubois, 886 S. Artistic Circle, Springville, was arrested for two outstanding warrants. Michael Clements, 6361 S. River Drive, Spanish Fork, and Kurt Poulson, 100 E. Soring Drive. Woodland Hills, were both arrested for warrants. Three juveniles were cited for possession of drug paraphernalia para-phernalia and possession of alcohol by a minor, and one of those also for possession of tobacco by a minor, no registration and no seatbelt. Josh Davendort 1739 W. 170 south, Provo and Tiffany Davenport, 1107 S. 1040 East, Springville, were both charged with disorderly con-oduct. con-oduct. A male juvenile was cited for leaving the scene of an accident. Two male juveniles were referred to Juvenile Coourt for criminal mischiefgraffiti after they took spray paint to the jr. high and sprayed walls inside the building. Shannon Roundy, 642 E. Swenson, Springville, and Steve Riley Yalden, same address, ad-dress, were both cited for possession of drug paraphernalia. parapher-nalia. Daniel T. Story-Perkins, 545 E. 800 South, Springville, prated Rparfincr Prncrrnm : - ; -o - .0 . oiausiK-s say uiai uue vi cvciy iwu rtiiiciitaii aumis 1 nanKs to Hogi Yogi and I works as a volunteer in civic, charitable or church organi- zations. 1 nat is a lot or people. 11 ooesn 1 matter u you are rirh nr nnAr rur Hnoc amliHr matfor X7nat Arc maftor Jo o X XXl JX UWt) XXJt XKfXXXX.J XXXXIK,X 1HU UVW AUMkLVA lO CI 1 i i i. u.j- . .11 ucmic iu ucip, iu uictnc iiuiigs uclici, iu &cx vevuiu leuow man. Volunteerism is one of the most rewarding wavs a person can spend time. others, but they also find that volunteering is extremely i ' c . r 11 r n ' . if . I . i i 11 . 1 saiisrying ana iuu-iiumg. volunteers learn skuus tney might not have had. And seniors find volunteering fills tjm thw nnw have Xhon an Arffani7QfinTi rr ermim nao a raciva tr Ar rrrA ' il i ui.. 1 x. 1 u: 1 : 1 x. "1 .. lueie cue yiuuauiy vuiuiuccis ucrniiu n iieipuig iu maKe lt Happen. What arp snmf nt the things vnn miht ari? "o j o 7n1nntoor tr conro nn o iftr rmwiiftfla ro11 on1 fivA .,.4. T IU UV1 V W A ix xir UUllUlULlO. ttu HliU 1111U JM. what is needed. You just might have just the expertise they cueiuuKiiig lor. , Be a mentor to kids. Volunteer tn he a conch nr assistant tor one ot the many little league teams. Join the Snrineville Kiwanis Huh Thnse folks An a Int nt community service, including earning money for projects xxx mc v.unuiiuiuijr uy acuxiig avuiico uuiuig tl I Vuy UHyS, and spearheading the Sub-for-Santa effort each year. .l7aaA fU U,.t 4-U i 1 .1- : T- . . . - ,, i ecu uic uuugiy. vju iu me iuuu uuur. ui suum jrrovo. Sorinaville Middle ' I oci vc iwu. iiua ia a giccii way iu vuiuiueei wun a group need volunteers with a car to bring food to the elderly and people with disabilities. Keep your neighborhood clean and safe. Now is the! Lime iu i:iKHTiim iiiir narics srrpprc ann nnmo intc Mart f wi. vvi.w mum iiuiuu J.VI.U X tAX LlI" pate in a litter clean up or help paint over graffiti you uugiii see cirounu town, ur just pick up utter as you go tor a walk. It is imriortant for our mmmnnitv tn he clean anH U-1iU.. . 1 j '""''u neaiuiy. Read a book. The schools need volunteers to teach kids : to read. There is a need to teach people to use computers. Visit a home for the elderlv and snenrl time sharing a fa. i v r " iu vuiue uuuk.,1 In this newspaper there is a plea for citizens to volunteer , at the Literacv Center Incateri in the Snrinenrillo t.;k They could use a couple of hours of your time. " " x uui licuiuo cu c nceueu ui opruigviue ana Mapieton. v 01- uiiieeiiMii is me neipmg nana inat gets tnings done! cited for disorderiv conduct. Jaren Varney, Provo, was arrested ror two warrants. Shane Winn, 1025 N. 300 West, Springville, was cited ior a protective order violation. Jesus Acosta Zambrano, 371 W. 100 South Prnvn was arrested forrDUI, open container and no license. Jesse Graham, 313 ,E. 950 South, Springville, was cited for possession ofdrug paraphernalia, para-phernalia, no registration and suspended license, i Thefts included a portable DVD player; guns, from a home; two amps and sub-woof sub-woof er from boats at a business; busi-ness; tools from a van; rims from Autobrokers; bikes from Art City" School, the middle schook and the jr. high; IPod left On the ground at SHS; purse from a teacher at Art City School, later found misus a credit card; medications; and saddles and bridles from Les Hardy's. Mapleton council Continued from page 1 : The city annoouncedd that it will purchase a Case 621D loader for $78,000. The council also approved moving forward on the building build-ing of a new public works fa-; cifity which includes having plans drawn up. The city will also work with BFI on a new agreement for garbage collection in the city. The old agreement is about to expire in the near future. It was also pointed that BFI and Waste Management have merged. ; The council was informed that the council chamber in' the old city building is cov ered with about $500,000 fire', insurance and will be repair ed-and ed-and brought back to stan-" dards as part of the fire de-' partment. The film company which-was which-was going to use the building ' will move to the old library" building. The fire is still being in- vestigated by the fire marshalK and not complete at this time. "- Mapleton Police report Mapleton Police had 32 calls last week including seven for animal problems. There was a two-vehicle ac cident at 1555 W. 2600 South, a hit and run accident at 1108 N. 700 East and a hit and run accident at 48 N. 1600 West. WEEKLY CONTEST: Where in Springville was this picture taken? Be the first person to identify this location and win a free studio portrait sitting and an 8xlU enlargement. If you know the place pictured here, call Great Faces Photography ; at 489-6616 or 592-5858. 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