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Show SPRINGVILLE HERALD Thursday, May 11,2006 Little Buckaroo Rodeo Queen and Princess try-out Hobble Creek Riding Club is please to announce the return re-turn of the Little Buckaroo Rodeo Queen and Princess try-out. Try-outs will be held May 19 starting at 7 p.m. The horsemanship pattern will be posted at 6:30 p.m. The try-outs try-outs will be held at the Springville Arena, located at 615 W. 1600 South, Springville. Girls, up to the age of 16, are invited to participate. par-ticipate. Participants will be judged in horsemanship and interview. inter-view. The Queen, her Attendants, Atten-dants, and the Princess will preside over the Art City Days HCRC Little Buckaroo Rodeo on June 10th. They will also represent HCRC at various local rodeos and parades. pa-rades. Entry forms and information in-formation can be found at or by contacting Kami at (801) 360-5978. Winding up the school year with good citizenship are these High Flyers from Hobble Creek Elementary School. Standing, back: Ethan Taylor, Tyson Ellis, Landon Winegar, Hunter Jacobsen and Tyler Jordan. Middle: Mid-dle: Derrick Homer, Jeffery Sevy, Ben Spencer, Joshua Thomson and Ben Krehbeil. Front: Tyler Oakey and Preston Adams. Missing from the picture are Grant LaMont, Collin McAfee, Luke Jenkins and Matt Baer. Got GARRETT HONDA Bucks On Select Models Offer Expires May 31,2006 See dealer for details. AP Tnu : i r sir $ Ll i E A v V3 "urA -?!&Uihb fk tdy cnntA iACAsW' 06 TRX 500FE 05 TRX 500TM $il!50)SH'1 Z"Z,TJ mas 06 TRX 400FA 06 TRX 350FE t l Pft S.liC A v 06 TRX 400EX HI ThV A P ATP t : 1 s a? A ; VO IRA XJUIC aViRutW , HCRC welcomes new members, stop by and see us on Tuesday or Thursday nights at the arena if you are interested in joining. Hole-in-One Randy Wiseman made a hole-in-one on hole 6 from 163 yards at Hoble Creek Golf Course. It was witnessed wit-nessed by Fawn Jackson, Rick Jackson and Tammy Wiseman. There are two kinds of people, those who do the work and those who take the credit. Try to be in the first group; there is less competition competi-tion there. - Indira Gandhi Procrastination gives you something to look forward to. - Joan Konner 06 CRF 04 CRF 06 CRF 04 CR 04 CRF 100F 06 CRF 80F 0506 CRF 70F 05 CRF50F Garret Honda Garret Hondo Garret Honda Garret Honda Beds Garret Honda Garret Hondo 06 VTX 1300R,S,C $30Cf vr 0506 YT 750 Spirit !l4ftQ) nc irf 7cft 04 Rune 06 VLX600 5G3 mm, layouts for girl's competition soccer The Utah State Girl's Competition Soccer Team AAA Division 1 and Division Divi-sion 2 Teams are forming. form-ing. They will have training train-ing clinics, personalized team training and two summer tournaments. The teams have won three summer play tournaments tour-naments in the past. U-13 tryouts for Fall (7th grade) will be May 16 and 18. Contact Coach Kim Marchbanks, 404-1974. 404-1974. U-14 tryouts for Fall (8th grade) will be May 22 and 24. Contact Coach Jay Mason, 360-7943. They will be held at Holdenway Field (Hidden Field), 650 E. 400 North, Springville, from 4 to 6 p.m. on these tryout : dcitcs This is the HC Storm ': Soccer Club. Flat Tax on hold for now A $35 million mistake by Tax Commission economists forced Governor John Hunts-, man, Jr. to cancel a May special spe-cial session which was planned to pass the "flatter tax" part of nis economic development de-velopment plan. The oversight over-sight failed to account for a credit to income tax filers who earn part of their income in another state. The "flatter" tax was proposed pro-posed by last year's Tax Reform Re-form Task Force which met throughout the summer of 2005. The proposal would lower low-er the current top rate from 7 which acts as a deterrent to bringing new business to Utah, to 4.9. It would also et rid of various exemptions ut would allow for a 50 450RX 250R ftS" 250RX WSQffi? 2S0R $0O As Garret Honda -aWW Bocks' $l'A A j Garret Honda $.1 'A A; Garret Honda Sil'AAGarret Honda S 11' A A Garret Honda Garret Honda Bucks Garret Honda Becks' a i fi A 1 , Garret Honda Becks' Gorret Honda Backs' $ 0 A A i Garret Hondo M I v J II I U X m I ii MiJ iBiia Jr iii M"" '- -' - - ' Miss Joan's transitional kindergarten class at Art City School had a 3rd. charitable giving credit and a 50 mortgage interest credit. The plan would help attract new businesses to the state which would create high wage jobs. The plan died the last night of the 2006 General Legislative Legisla-tive Session when the House couldn't muster enough votes to send it forward. The governor gover-nor was hoping to work with the house members before the May special session, educating educat-ing them on the economic benefit the plan would have on the state. It looks now like the "flatter" "flat-ter" tax plan will have to wait until the 2007 general session or a fall special session. In the meantime the Taxpayers Association As-sociation will join with business busi-ness leaders, tax experts and the governor to educate legislators legis-lators on the merits of the plan to ensure its passage. 2006 TALENT FESTIVAL Sponsored by J y h .7: Springville Arts Park Come and enjoy a night of incredible entertainment put on by SpringvilleMapleton area students! Vocalists, "Instrumentalists Dance Group Performances This cheerful group of students won the High Flyer award last week at Hobble Creek Elementary School. Pictured, back: Devin Freeman, Alisa Twede, Dane Carlson, Caroline Croghan, and Joshua Ornelas. Second row: Whitney Johns, Sydney Frei, Noah Eldridge, Jonny Wooton and Chris Tobler. Third row: Madeline Williams, Lauren Bird, Megan Larsen, Tucker Lund and Kailee Gilson. Front is Karsten Lewis. Missing when the picture was taken are Jackson Jarvis and Jocelyn Dunkley. - if 0 the Springville Arts Commission 5 00 p.m. fantastic time at the Hogle Zoo on May O CN to 0 II 2006 & Much Much More! it 2: |
