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Show Thursday, Apr,. . ,2006 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Retta Gilbert celebrates 99 years! A gala open house was held Saturday, Apr, 22, 2006 to celebrate Retta Hanks Gilbert's birth in 1907; a party, par-ty, 99 years in the making! Relatives and friends numbering num-bering 99 (what a coincidence), coinci-dence), gathered to share friendship and countless memories with one another. Retta was born and raised in Wayne County, Utah, the youngest of eight children born to Walter and Mary Ellen Hanks. She served a mission for The Church of Jesus Je-sus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Northern States (Indiana and Ohio) in 1928-30. 1928-30. The numbered certificate on her mission call was 2,403 and signed by LDS Church President Heber J. Grant. When she returned from her mission, she moved to the Bay Area in California, married and raised four children, chil-dren, being widowed twice. Her church service included teaching and serving as a stake missionary for 12 continuous con-tinuous years. With the dedication of the Oakland Temple, she served over 37 years there until her return to Utah in 2001. She settled in Springville with her daughter Joy and her husband, Dave Pinckney. Camp Cottonwood DUP Judy Eisner The Cottonwood Camp of the Daughter of the Utah Pi-oneers Pi-oneers (DUP) met April 13, at the home of Ilene Coff-man Coff-man in Mapleton. Coffman and Bonnie Corry were the hostesses. The installation of officers took place under the direction direc-tion of Joan Hamblin of the Springville-Mapleton Com- Provo author publishes book on experiences Provo author Phil T. O'Brien's amusing new book, "Bullets, Badges and Bullshit," is an exciting book comprised of a thirty year compilation of short stories and a large variety of police incidents and actions that range from the amusing to the bizarre. It takes in a changing time period of civil unrest, defiance defi-ance over the Vietnam War, and the actions of the police when they became the targets tar-gets of the lawless. It also goes into the workings work-ings within the police department de-partment that the public seldom sel-dom sees or hears about. The author worked as a police officer in a wide variety vari-ety of assignments for a thirty year period. He also practiced investigative inves-tigative hypnosis in cases of traumatic amnesia, and to enhance recall. "Bullets, Badges and Bullshit" is O'Brien's first book. His second book, "The Tree in the Wind," is currently cur-rently being published by PublishAmerica. HAPPY 50th BIRTHDAY RIC BUHLER! He celebrated with several family parties! Kim, Josh, Jacob, Cassie, Jared & Caitlin s I $ " " " ' . ! ; i-.-i - " v ' . ' s . "A f '' Retta Gilbert f Retta also has a granddaughter, granddaugh-ter, Elizabeth (Scott) Radford Rad-ford and great-grandsons, Taylor and Thomas, living in town. Retta has a posterity of four children, 18 grandchildren grandchil-dren and 10 great-grandchildren, with numerous valued nieces and nephews. Retta is a member of the Springville Seventh Ward, Springville Stake; and Camp Springville Daughter's of Utah Pioneers. panv. The officers for the year 2006-2007 are as follows: Captain, Mary Beth Andrea-son; Andrea-son; Vice Captains, Betty Diamond Di-amond and Vera Boswell; SecretaryTreasurer, Elma Evans; Chaplain, Ruth Sum-sion; Sum-sion; Parliamentarian, Deon Hitchcock; Lesson Leader, Ilene Coffman. Historian, Bonnie Corry; Registrar, Betty Diamond; Choirster, Jennie Jones; Pianist, Pi-anist, Phyllis Condie; Remembrances, Re-membrances, Dora Sorensen; Springville Main Street History leader, Phyllis Phyl-lis Condie; and Museum Assistant As-sistant and Camp Reporter, Judy Eisner. Elma Evans has recently been elected to the office of Vice President of the Maple-ton-Springville. Company. Congratulations were offered of-fered to her. Jennie Jones led the daughters in singing "Grandmother's Old Arm Chair" and the timely and familiar song, "Easter Bonnet." Bon-net." Phyllis Condie told of the Haymond Drug Store and the Reynolds Shoe Store that were located on Main Street in Springville. It was interesting to note That means that you can call on me to fill your needs with the coverage you want and at the lowest possible cost. Farmers Insurance Group specializes in Auto, Fire, Life and Commercial insurance and is famous for fast, fair, friendly claims service. I'd like to meet you. Why not give me a call today. I think you'll be glad you did. if i ;) 'k t.i 1 I , Courtney Jane Crookston, daughter daugh-ter of Peter and Amy Crookston of Springville, will be one year old on April 28, 2006. Her grandparents grand-parents are Dr. Lynn and Melva Crookston of Ogden, and Royce and Doris Poulsen of Queen Creek, Arizona. Her siblings are Ashley, Justin, Nicholas, Gage and Jacob. USU Extension offers no cost Food Sense Nutrition Program Have you wondered how to save money for food and still get good nutrition? Have you wanted to learn how to pre- that President David O. McKay and his wife; Emma Ray, had stopped into the drug store for ice cream, a popular refreshment item there. It was announced that the DUP Museum of Springville plans to have pioneer story telling for children during the summer months and are looking for volunteers to help with the children coming com-ing to listen. Cathie Erickson gave the history of her great-grandfather, Isaac Rogers Rob-bins, Rob-bins, and her great-grandmother, Mary Ann Shinn Burtis Robbins. They came to the west (California) on the Brooklyn Ship and eventually settled in Utah. She also displayed a copy of the manifest of the Brooklyn showing her family fami-ly on board. The Settlement of Wyoming by Utah Pioneers, particularly Big Horn, Park and Washakie Counties, was discussed. Ilene Coffman Coff-man taught the lesson. The next meeting will be held on May 11 with the group going to the Crandall Historical Printing Museum in Provo followed by lunch at the Brick Oven. Karen Snow 25 East 200 South Springville, 1ST (801) 489-8000 Parker Jacob Dansie, son of Jake and Jaime Dansie of Spanish Fork, turned one year old April 25, 2006. His grandparents are Kim and Susan Harris and Rhett and Ann Willmore, all of Springville, and Von and Carlene Dansie of Payson. His great-grandparents are Gene and Clara Averett and Mary Harris, all of Springville, Don and Cleo Cox of Spanish Fork, and Clint and ane Dansie of Payson. He has a brother, Mason. pare healthy meals quickly? Wondered what to eat during your pregnancy? How to choose healthy snacks? How to eat to lose weight? These and other topics are now being offered at no cost by USU Extension for families fami-lies who are receiving or are eligible to receive food stamps or otherwise qualify as low income. The program is called the Food Sense Nutrition Program Pro-gram (FSNP) and is taught by nutrition assistants that will provide nutrition information, informa-tion, help with menu planning, plan-ning, teach how to stretch food dollars, help make wise food choices, share recipes, give shopping tips and work in the kitchen with participants partici-pants to prepare recipes. This program offers nutrition nutri-tion education for individual or family instruction. It is funded by USDA's Food Stamp Program. To find out more, call USU Extension at 801-851-8460, Ext. 0. r 2006 SPRINGVUE (SOMfclTODTrV TALBOT' FESTIVAL Sponsored by the Springville Arts Commission AUDITIONS! Open to students K through 12 and 2006 high school graduates who are residents of SpringvilleMapleton. Performance categories: individuals or small ensemble groups in vocal, instrumental, piano and dance. Maximum of 5 minutes per presentation. No choirs, lip sync, standup comedy or comedic sketches, or magic acts. Auditions will be held on Saturday, May 6, 2006 beginning begin-ning at 9:00 a.m. in the Springville Museum of Art, Grand Gallery, and will be scheduled at eight minute intervals. Audition judges will be based on audience appeal, entertainment value, stage presence, originality and ability. Performers selected will appear at the Spring Acres Arts park on June 3, 2006 and must present the same selection selec-tion performed at the audition. Dress or costumes must be suitable for a family event. . There will be a $5.00 registration fee for auditions. The fee is the same for individuals or group presentations. Print the registration form at the Springville City Website: www.springville.org. Registration materials are due May 2, 2006. For more information please call 489-2627 489-2627 or e-mail: jonesmiuvsc.edu. Makeovers for mom Does your mom need a makeover? Most moms would like one. Enter your mom in the Mommy Make-Over contest being be-ing held at Mark Anthony Salon and Day Spa in Springville. Three lucky moms will be selected to receive a Free Make-Over which includes color and cut, facial and make-up, massage and pedicure. In an e-mail or letter, tell us why your mom deserves or needs a make-over. Please provide a photo of your mom (if possible), and include your contact information. Deadline for entries is Sunday, Apr. 30, 2006. Makeovers will be conducted on Monday, May 15, the day following Mother's Day. Mark Anthony Salon is located at 191 S. Main in Springville. Call 491-0599, FAX, 491-0613, or e-mail to: mommymakeovermarkanthonysalon.com. SOUTH COUNTY'S ONLY SECURE ALZHEIMER UNIT Homcstyle Assisted Living 798-1500 Take a 3i)-Tour Of Our PacilKy to www.htarthstonc-mattor.com WEB mm wsfffiE&stsamfflb e ivea 164 S. Main, fc- 489-1390 d Leaf Springville t e v M |