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Show Thursday, October 25, 2007 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Leonard James to eelebrate 90th birthday Leonard E. James will celebrate his 90th birthday on Monday, Oct. 29, 2007. Leonard grew up in Logan, Utah, but has spent most of his adult life in Spring-ville. Spring-ville. His wife, Beth, passed away in 1999. They are the parents of three daughters, Cindy (Allen) Lambert, Pat (Wayne) Hall and Debbie (Kevin) Stephenson. They have 12 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. As a young man Leonard received a BS degree from Utah State University in physical education, where he participated in basketball basket-ball and track. During WW II Leonard served in the Army Air Corps in the Pacific Theater. Leonard was the owner operator of Provo Office Equipment for over 35 years. He used his experience in recreation while serving serv-ing on the Springville City Council for eight years as the councilman over parks and recreation. From serving serv-ing in this capacity, he will leave a living legacy to his adopted hometown of Springville. It was under his direction as city councilman that the Springville Hobble Creek Golf Course was built. While serving on the council, coun-cil, the need for a city-wide celebration was realized. Leonard helped organize and was the first chairman of Art City Days. As a member of the IDS Drew Arthur Reid, son of Jonathan and Jennifer Reid of Springville, turned one year old on October 10, 2007. His grandparents are Glade and Collette Binks and Maureen and Terry Reid, all of Springville. Great-grandparents are Bish and Bonnie Snelson and Art and Nina Reid, all of Springville. , Porter Michael Lawler, the much adored son (especially by his Dad) of Michael and Kristine Lawler of Trenton, Utah, turned one year old on October 24, 2007. His grandparents are Milo and Holly Barney of Mapleton and Ron and Diana Kiepatrick of Soda Springs, Idaho. Morality comes with the sad wisdom of age, when the sense of curiousity has withered. - Graam Greene Experience has taught me this, that we undo ourselves our-selves by impatience. Misfortunes Mis-fortunes have their life and their limits, their sickness and their health. - Michel de Montaigne Adversitiy reveals genius, ge-nius, prosperity conceals it. - Horace 'Z ' .1 i ? ... " if ; , .S V I f j ! uii PIK iiii ijii. i .il. j.imi.iimi.j,. Leonard E. James Church, he has held many leadership positions including includ-ing bishop, high councilman council-man and a councilor in a stake presidency. Both he and Beth served for many years in the Provo LDS Temple, with Leonard serving over 20 years as a sealer. He served many years in the Boy Scouts of America and received the Silver Beaver Award. Leonard's family has always al-ways been his first joy and concern, and he is greatly loved. There will be a family fam-ily celebration and dinner for his 90th birthday. Leonard Leon-ard now lives at Reid's Park Place, 554 S. 400 East, Springville. Friends are welcome to send him a greeting, stop by for a short visit or call him at his home phone, 489-6184. Happy Birthday! BrynleeGraceJohnson.daughter of Riley and Stephanie Johnson of Springville, celebrated her first birthday October 19, 2007. Joining in her celebration were her sister, Addisyn, and brother, Clayton. Her grandparents are Christine Oakey and the late Dale Oakey of Springville and Christine Johnson and the late Michael Johnson of Springville. Her great-grandparents are Glade and Collette Binks and Edwin and Beth Johnson, all of Springville, and Luva Hiatt of Payson. Trenten Eric Giles, son of Jeremy and Michelle Giles, will turn one year old on October 26, 2007. His grandparents are Eric and Cynthia Giles. He has one older brother, Brayden. . But genius must be born and never can be taught. -John Dryden Genius is one percent inspiration in-spiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. - John Dryden When Nature has work to be done, she creates a genius ge-nius to do it. - Ralph Waldo Emerson ":;..:ir.:.:..i: V -x " .. ''; J. ' -1- Community Food Co-op of Utah drop off site here A Community Food Coop Co-op first begun in the 1930's has once again been revived re-vived for the benefit of the community and the local farmers. The Food Co-op is a project of the Crossroads of Urban Center which is a grassroots non-profit community com-munity organization that has strived to meet people's basic needs and to address the root causes of poverty. If you eat, you qualify. Savings are extreme and the food is high quality. For example, $45 worth of meats, produce and grains can be purchased for only $21. There are various drop off sites throughout the state. The Springville Drop Off site is located at the Springville Spring-ville Presbyterian Church at 245 S. 200 East. Order forms are available at this address or can be accessed online at www.foodco-op.org. If you would like more information about ordering food and picking it up at Springville, you may contact con-tact Levi Martinez, team leader, at 801-754-1375, or contact the church Monday-Thursdays at 801-489-4390. SOUTH COUNTY'S ONLY SECURE ALZHEIMER UNIT Homestyle Assisted Living 798-1500 Talk with Bryan about our Move-In Special! Take a 3D-Tour of our facility at www.hearthstone-manor.com ' Vj7' L.J 0iAnTwoofoof WW This Coupon 'iiiinff' liiijiftr.Wffiwtrr'iiiiiw.i'lTrtmtbi.'iritiw W"" I Oo Any 4 Wht ComputwiJfd Wh( i w BUM mtt m iwion With This Coupon HwSPMlk tmM0ii V. no sree 4 7Tn3 ZrT J if LEE Buying a Home? Avoid Tragic Mistakes With frequent talk of the nationwide housing bubble, many buyers are realizing that now is a great time to buy a home. With lots of homes on the market, buyers now have a better selection to choose from than they've had over the past few years. While the selection of homes may be larger, buying buy-ing a home is still the largest larg-est investment most people will make. But, for many Little Sahara invites families to visit With Utah's Education Association (UEA) weekend week-end upon us, the staff at Little Sahara would like in invite families to come out andrecreate. With anticipated antici-pated visitation at 5,000, Little Sahara will keep the water on through Nov. 2. Families visiting can expect ex-pect to pay $8 per vehicle per day for this holiday weekend. For visitor convenience, con-venience, the Willard R. Fulmer Visitor Center will be open. Things to know before visiting LSRA: - The Day Use Fee is $8 per vehicle per day. 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