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Show Thursday, May 31, 2007 SPRINGVILLE HERALD 19 Teacher of the year Nominees S - - ,' ' f v I - VI - ill Ml 5 s r M i vy 1 V" ' t 5 - IT ' w - , r . 5 V K k h Congratulations to the Springville All-Stars for winning the South Utah County 12 & Under Mr. Basketball Tournament. The 6th grade team, coached by Chris Kitchen and Scott Hullinger, began league play in February at the Spanish Fork Armory and American Leadership Academy in Spanish Fork. Their only loss of the season came early to a 7th grade team from Juab County. The league ended with a championship game between Springville and Spanish Fork. Springville won 42-28. It was a great season! If you are interested in participating in this league next season, call Coach Kitchen (801) 372-1456. Members of the team are, back, lefrt to right: Coach Kitchen, Jared Cuthbert, Ryan Porter, Max Schreiner, Jantzen Dalley and Coach Hullinger. Front: Payton Thorpe, Ben Ogles, Connor Hullinger and Bradiey Kitchen. 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Buy only those items that you normally select for your family. Just because be-cause you have a coupon doesn't mean you have to use it. Don't allow coupons to cause you to buy on impulse. im-pulse. . Comparison shop. Don't assume bigger is better. It may be less expensive to buy two smaller items with coupons than one larger item. If a coupon is good for any size, the smaller size is generally a better buy. Try different brands. This will expand the coupons cou-pons you are able to use and may introduce you to new products you like. Know store policies on such things as "buy one get one free" or 10-for-10 pricing. Does the store match competitors' prices andor coupons? Do they have double coupon days? Can a manufacturer's cou f f i; f- ;h If " v NewStyle " Duette j Hybrid Shutters Honeycomb Shades M -t Darrell Wyatt, a teacher at Mapleton Junior High, was named a Teacher of the Year for 2006-07. 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