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Show Thursday, May 15, 2008 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Quilters present $ft to Mapleton City JA ST f r Ambrea Rudd and Derek Walking Eagle wedding vows May 3 Ambrea Diane Rudd, daughter of Paul and Diane Rudd of Pleasant Grove, Utah, and Derek James Walking Eagle, son of Allie and Lori Walking Eagle of Spring-ville, Spring-ville, were married on Saturday, May 3, 2008 at the Cedar Hills Golf Course. The bride graduated in 2002 from Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove High School and attended Dixie Di-xie State College in St. George for three years. She then transferred to Utah Valley Val-ley State College where she received an associate degree. In August she will begin her studies at Salt Lake Community College to become a radiology technician. . The groom graduated from Springville High School and has worked for several building supply companies in the valley. Ambrea and Derek Walking Eagle He is currently employed with ABC Supply Sup-ply in Orem. The couple will reside in Cedar Hills with their dog, Skipper. 80th birthday celebration for Shorty Graves The family of James Norman (Shorty) Graves announces an open house in honor of his 80th birthday. birth-day. It will be held Friday, May 30, 2008 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Hobble Creek 10th Ward Chapel, located at 450 S. Canyon Road in Springville, Utah. The family invites all friends and relatives to attend at-tend to help celebrate this special occasion. They request re-quest no gifts. J. Norman was born May 30, 1928 in Springville to James and Edna Graves. He has one brother and one sister, Ronald (Maple-ton) (Maple-ton) and Emma Mason (Springville). Two sisters, La Vera Curtis and Thelma Stewart and one brother, Floyd, are deceased. He married Lois Brere-ton Brere-ton of Provo on March 31, 1948 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They recently celebrated cel-ebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. They are the parents of seven children: Kathleen Kath-leen (Roy) Evans, Spanish Fork; Susan (Lee) Palmer, Mapleton; David (Shellie) I J,U...k-.Ur.:.,I.UJ,l,-ULM.IJ.J.LlllJI..I. I! .III. II Jlljlim l.l.l J.I.I.L.II.I.L L.I 1 ml James Norman (Shorty) Graves Graves, Springville; Richard Rich-ard (LaRayne) Graves, Mapleton; Robert (Cindy) Graves, Springville; Michael Mi-chael (Sann) Graves, Mapleton; Ma-pleton; and Bryan (Julie) Graves, Springville. Since their marriage they have lived in Springville, Mapleton Maple-ton and Springville. He attended schools in Springville and Provo and owned and operated two service stations. His busi ness, Graves Heating and Building,, Inc. was started in 1953. He developed the first subdivision in Mapleton Maple-ton in 1958. He has served in many civic positions, City Councilman and Mayor May-or of Mapleton, Mapleton Fire Department and Planning Plan-ning Commission. He is a member of the LDS Church where he has served as Bishop, Stake Missionary, Stake High Counsel, MTC Branch President and Provo Temple Tem-ple worker. His favorite pastime is working and serving his fellowman. He sets a great example for his family in his desires to be of service to others. He recently returned home after serving a twenty-three month mission with his wife in Nauvoo, Illinois. He is the proud grandfather grand-father of 37 grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren. Please come and celebrate cel-ebrate this happy event with them. They look forward for-ward to seeing you there. Price of stamps increases by one cent ' This past week Postal Service customers have been buying Forever Stamps at a rate of about 60 million per day, bringing bring-ing the amount sold to more than 6 billion since they were first offered in April 2007. that is because St i ? I the price of stamps went up one cent May 12. "We knew the Forever Stamp would be a big hit with our customers and we continue to replenish replen-ish our stock to meet demand," de-mand," said Salt Lake District Dis-trict Manager Ken McAr-thur. McAr-thur. "We introduced these stamps as a customer convenience con-venience to ease the transi- tion during price changes, and they also deliver economic eco-nomic value." The Forever Stamp, can be used to mail a one-ounce First-Class Mail letter at any time in the future without additional postage, regardless regard-less of when the stamps are purchased or used and no matter how prices may change. NEW Town homes SAVE up to $110,000 Abigail Ann Finlinson, daughter' of Jed and Emily Finlinson of Springville, will be one year old on Sunday, May 18, 2008. Her greandparents are Boyd and Jayne Harder of Mapleton and Scott and Abbie Finlinson of Payson. Great-grandparents are Mac and Jerri Brimhall of Springville and Virginia Harder of Mapleton. 1996 East Cedar Trails Way Eagle Mountain (City Center) Cheryl: 801.380.8900 Shamala: 801.318.7129 vrww.TrailheadTownhomes.com ! ftWRANCE AGENCY home auto life business t I Richard Foote Ross Schofield Mete Wi 3E4-0)$95 www.footeinsurance,com 305 N. FREEDOM BLVD. PROVO ; f I U 'J , f 'rf,. - 1 t' : 4" f t f . . -1 n.. 1 1 . t t Ft S i? Members of the Maple Mountain Quilters group presented this lovely quilt to the Mapleton City Council during their May 7 meeting as a gift of gratitude toward the city. The quilt was machine pieced by Barbara Walsh and Carol Ford, quilted by Janet Carpenter and presented by Jana Griffin, Lisa Dunn and Carol Ford. The Quilters desired to express appreciation for the use of city facilities for their meetings and to "commemorate the friendly spirit and the fine heritage that we share." Photo by Debra Wells i An open house will be held for Farrel Bott on the occasion of his retirement from teaching. It will be held on Wednesday, May 21, 2008 from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Larsen Elementary School. : . I A I w u Dr. Nick Groneman DMD 801-756-5136 186 South 1100 East American Fork, UT 84003 jr ,.. X-Rays, Exam, and Cleaning Questar Gas home -energy audit : Suddenly, audit is a happj word." Let us show jow how to save money and energy. Schedule a home-energ) home-energ) audit today. For a paltry $25 a Questar Gas technician will visit your home, conduct an energy audi t and give you free energy-efficient items foryour home. Follow through on any of our qualified recommendations and you'll get the $25 audit charge back as a credit on your gas bill. In the end you get a free audit and you'll be well onyour way to saving energy and money. Free do-it-yourself audit. 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