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Show 2 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Thursday, April 24, 2008 COMMENTS ArtqtyS who contributed to readier Appreciation Week Editor: We would like to thank the following individuals and businesses for their outstanding services and donations to our Teacher Appreciation. Week at Art City Elementary School: Hollywood Video in Springville for free video rentals. The Pizza Factory Fac-tory in Spanish Fork for donating 12 pizza gift . certificates. Pizza Hut in Springville for donating donat-ing 13 free Personal Pan pizzas. Little Caesars in Springville for donating 10 free $5 pizzas, i IHOP in Springville for donating 30 $10 gift certificates. cer-tificates. The Alphabet Station in Orem for donating do-nating three $10 gift certificates. Wal-Mart in Springville for donating a $50 gift card. Reams in Springville for donating a $25 gift card. Wright's Wholesale of Orem for donating do-nating 55 carnations. ' Springville Herald 269 E. 400 South Springville, UT 84663 An edition of The Daily Herald a Lee Enterprises, Inc. Newspaper Subscriptions & Delivery Service -.375-5103 News S Advertising ........489-5651 Fax .489-7021 E-mail .artcityavpro.com Springville Herald, Daily Herald edition (USPS 513-060) a weekly newspaper published at 269 E. 400 S. Springville, Utah 84663. Periodicals Postage Paid at Springville, Utah 84663 and at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes . to the Springville Herald, 269 E. 400 S. Springville, Utah 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 authors 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 The Springville Herald Customer Service 375-5103 489-5651 Fax 489-7021 239 E. 400 S, Springville, Utah 84663 PubSsfaer Craig Dennis cdennishefQldextTB.com Manager CragConover aonerheddexlraa)m Editor PalConover artcifyfflrpro.cont Page designad layout MardaHarrs Typesetter Shed Harris Office Manager JanedOuffn Send Newsherrc to us at ar1riryavpro.com i . . I V- ri::l vr ff- clioonhanks those Melanie Crane for giving giv-ing hand massages. Joe Bandito's for lunch donations. Chris Sorenson for a special letter to the " teachers. Meadow Gold for donating 60 chocolate milks and 60 ice cream sandwiches. Gandolfo's in Springville for donating a six-foot sandwich. Kraft Foods for donating 60 boxes of cookies and crackers. Stouf fer's for donating do-nating five Party Size lasa-gnas. lasa-gnas. The UVU baseball team for donating baseball tickets. Livingston Construction Con-struction and the Welch's for donating fleece blankets. And last but not least a special thank you to the Teacher Appreciation Apprecia-tion Week committee, the PTA and parents of Art City Elementary students who donated food as well as their time to make the week possible. We are also thankful to the fabulous teachers teach-ers who work at Art City Elementary. We appreciate appreci-ate all that they do! Sincerely, The Commissioner of Teacher Appreciation Week V v tlnyHIl (011 : p Uncap our oil wells now! Editor Oil-$115 a barrellJHow long will our Senators and Congressmen sit on their hands while moujhing, "What can we do about it?" Good grief! -- . If our elected officials can't do something about uncapping wells in Utah, Wyoming and other states, who can? We are being robbed silly by OPEC while we sit on an ocean of oil right here in the LjS of A. Who represents 'we the people' in Congress. Are they still alive? Are they frightened speechless by the Environmental throne sitters? Springville police report Brett Andrew Barrett, 924 S. 400 East, Springville, was arrested for suspended license, possession of cocaine co-caine and drug paraphernalia parapher-nalia in a drug-free zone, child endangerment and possession of a firearm by a restricted person, a 3rd. degree felony. Sarah Leann Barrett, same address, was arrested for child endangerment endan-germent and possession of cocaine and drug parpher-nalia parpher-nalia in a drug-free zone. These arrests were made after police issued a search warrant. '"'',, Polilce; had 207 calls last week including 33 for animals. Included in those calls were 8 for criminal mischief, 2 for domestic violence, 6 for family problems, prob-lems, 3 for fraud, 4 for harassment, 4 for juvenile problems and 27 for suspicious suspi-cious happenings. Two male juveniles, ages 13 and 14, were cited for shoplifting. Kirk Reed Bradford, 99 E. 1150 North, Springville, was charged with disorderly conduct, intoxication and domestic violence. David James Dickson, 129 S. 100 West 3, Springville, Spring-ville, was arrested for two outstanding warrants. Jamie Ja-mie Kristeeri Gomez, 368 N. Diamond Fork 214, Spanish Span-ish Fork, was arrested for a warrant. Kody William Harris, 1466 N. 75 East, Orem, was referred to court for prescription forgery, forg-ery, a 3rd. degree felony. A male juvenile at the group home was cited for simple assault. Melinda Jensen, 720 E. 1600 South, Orem, was arrested for possession pos-session of amphetamine, marijuana, drug paraphernalia parapher-nalia and a synthetic prescription pre-scription and a suspended license. A passenger with Jensen, Joshua Solis, 452 N. Main, Payson, was cited for two counts of possession posses-sion of drug paraphernalia after a traffic stop. A 14-year-old male was cited for criminal mischief after he rode his skateboard skate-board through wet cement. Two males, ages 13 and 14, were arrested for burglary of a camera and credit card and forgery of the card. Blake Jay Stallings, 156 N. Don, Spanish Fork, was 4 If this Congress doesn't act to open oil drilling in all the known areas immediately, immedi-ately, they will be doomed to go down as the lousiest, do-nothing, what's-in-it-for-me congress that ever sat in those hallowed halls. Throw the bums out, one and all. Get some patriotic-blooded patriotic-blooded citizens seated who will have ears to hear our prayers as we fill our gas tanks with liquid gold hoping all the whije that the tank will fill before our hard-earned cash runs out. . This oil situation is really nuts! Leo J Lee Springville ' charged with DUI after he crossed into oncoming traffic creating an accident when he hit two other vehicles ve-hicles last week. Information Informa-tion was filed on Brianne Capri Stevens, 1107 W. 1325 South, Springville, for unlawful obtaining and unlawful un-lawful use of a credit card. Bruce Wilson, 95 S. 100 East 7, Springville, was referred to court for in-. in-. toxication after he passed out by the side of the road and had to be transported by the hospital. Thefts included items from a shopping cart at Wal-Mart, purse, wallet wal-let and camera from a car, 14ft. Halmark trailer with ATV, stove from an apartment, change, shoes and CD player face from ,a truck; sunglasses, CDs, DVDs and prescription from a vehicle; and contents con-tents of a glove box from another vehicle. IVlapleton police report Mapleton police had 46 calls last week including 10 for animal realted prob- lems. the fire department responded to two brush fires. Gregory Thayer Duvall, 786 W. 2150 North, Provo, was arrested for an out- standing warrant, no insur- ance and open container after a traffic stop, a male juvenile was cited for drim- inal mischief and theft of a "no trepassing" sign. Art students Continued from page 1 Collings, Reeder's apprentice, ap-prentice, just received a one-year full-ride art scholarship schol-arship to Snow College and is currently illustrating a book for Kirk Weisler. Richardson, a senior from Spanish Fork, attends All Things Art and has received re-ceived many first place awards in state, county and city fairs and events for several years. Lowe, a Springville high Wad Soyou want-to have ayard sale? It is yard sale time. And you know what that means. Every weekend people will offer their junk for sale and we will all go and buy it. Even though we don't need it. What is it about a bargain that we just can't resist? Yard sales are fun though, and they will continue. And because it is yard sale time, the Springville Herald is again offering a special yard sale advertising spot in the paper each week. Those who want to tell of the treasures they have for sale can pay $5 for a listing in this adertise-ment. adertise-ment. Just call, e-mail or come into the office with your information. in-formation. Phone 489-5651, e-mail: artictyavpro.com or mail: 269 E. 400 South, Sprngville. We also have a drop box outside the office. We need your information by 5 p.m. on Monday of the week you want it in the paper. If you mail, e-mail, call or put in the drop box, we will also need your credit card number, name, address and phone. In order to have a yard sale in Springville, you have to get a free permit from the city office. Garage or yard sales are allowed in all residential zones and all .properties .proper-ties used residentially. A sale is limited to two consecutive days and no more than three such sales may be conducted from the same property in any 12-month period. So you can't leave your stuff outside until you sell it all in four weeks. Nor can you have a yard sale at your house every weekend. You should also know that it is against the law to erect or construct any sign above, over, in or aroound any part of any public street with the limits of Springville City. Signs are prohibited in the public right-of-w y including in-cluding but not limited to signs placed on utility poles, street signs, street lights, fences or trees. That means no' signs on public streets. NONE! ANYWHERE! ANY-WHERE! If your neighbor or friend consents to you putting a sign on their property, that is different. We discourage the placement of vehicles along Main Street advertising your super sale. It is so tacky, yes that is the word, to drive downtown and have the street lined with cars and trucks with signs on them every weekend. And the traffic problem it creates is a mess as vehicles crawl along writing down the addresses of all the sales. Don't do it. i Come in to the Springville Herald and let us know about your garage or yard sale and we will advertize it for you. You can list the items that you will be selling. - Mapletbn Continued from page 1 familiar folk favorites like "Shenandoah" and "Shoo Fly Pie." ;:i "We're performing the kind of music everyone can enjoy from serious choral music aficionados to people who have never attended a concert before." said Cory Mendenhall, director of the Mapleton Chorale, The Mapleton Chorale spring concert season kicks off on Sunday, May 4, with performances at the Provo Community Church at noon and at the Alpine Tabernacle in American Fork at 7 p.m. For the evening concert, the Timpanogos Chorale will join the Mapleton Cho senior, is a very fine painter paint-er and will also be part of the evening's entertainment entertain-ment with the SHS Sing-,ers. Sing-,ers. All of these students have been attending All Things Art for at least four years and as many as ten," said Reeder. "We are proud of their many, awards and accomphshments over the years. Reeder also said that all Things Art congratulates chorale rale to perform two numbers num-bers of their own, as well as combine with the Mapleton Maple-ton Chorale for the finale, Beethoven's Hallelujah. Next, the Mapleton Chorale Cho-rale will perform on Thursday, Thurs-day, May 15, at 7 p.m. in the Mapleton Community Center. The chorale will give its final spring per: f ormance in the Assembly Hall on historic Temple Square hvdowntown Salt Lake City on Saturday, June 7, at 7:30 p.m. Concerts Con-certs at the Alpine Tabernacle Taber-nacle and the Assembly Hall on Temple Square will feature professional organist organ-ist Larry Blackburn. There is no admission. Stephen Workman for having his sculpture accepted ac-cepted in the Spring Salon. Workman worked at All Things Art for three years and is a good friend to many of the students there. He is currently studying in New York for his masters and received his bachelors in San Francisco. Workman's Work-man's piece was cast at Baer Bronze in Springville where Sturgis was the patina pa-tina artist for the piece. f h r Hf"fi - |