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Show Thursday, October 30, 2008 ""-.:; : .. Ji i i rnrnn m i nmj, . , - ji -wV 'Wj'- ' , ,t f ividpieiun toniraaor Kichard Lewis received the "Patriot Award" from the National Guard for his support of guardsmen and reservists. He was nominated by guardsman Travis Thomas who is also an employee of Lewis. Shown with Lewis are Sidney Cardon and Mark Harrison of the guard and Thomas. , Local contractor receives award Mapleton contractor. Richard Lewis received the "Patriot Award" Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008. The "Patriot Award" is given to employers that exhibit outstanding support sup-port to America's National Guardsmen and Reservists. The award is presented on behalf of the Utah Committee Commit-tee for Employe's Support of the Guard and Reserve and Secretary of Defense, Robert M. Gates. Lewis was also presented present-ed with a Statement of Support Certificate on behalf be-half of the Department of Red Cross offers 'Trick' Ghouls and goblins will take over the night. But even scary creatures need to be safe and celebrate Halloween right. Halloween's greatest hazards aren't vampires and villains, but falls, costume cos-tume mishaps and automobile auto-mobile collisions. The Mountain Valley Red Cross Chapter wants your family to have a safe Halloween so we're providing these tips, the lucky 13: Map out the route that you plan to roam, so adults are assured you will find your way home! From the bravest of superheroes to the noblest no-blest of knights, everyone should remember to bring their flashlights! If you visit a house where a stranger resides, Women's Legislative Council to meet Nov. 6 Richard J. Thorn, President Presi-dent and CEO OF the National Na-tional and State Associated General Contractors, will speak to the Utah County Women's Legislative Counsel Coun-sel on Thursday, Nov. 6, at the Provo City Library, 550 N. University Ave. 2nd floor, at 10 a.m. His subjects will include a report on BuisnessLa-borPublic BuisnessLa-borPublic Utilites & TechnologyWorkforce Tech-nologyWorkforce Service & Communitry& Econ. Development. De-velopment. He attended school in Vy 3 since 1909 S Springville's Only Traditional Drug Store & Soda Fountain 489-6041 214 S. Main St. Springville Defense. Lewis was nominated for the award by his employee National Guard member Specialist Travis Thomas of the 116th Engineer Company Com-pany in Spanish Fork. An excerpt from Spc. Thomas's nomination narrative nar-rative states: "Rich Lewis is a true patriot, not only does he fully support my National Guard service, he is a leader and example to the youth in his community. commu-nity. A long time Boy Scout leader, Rich teaches the youth the important of accept treats at the door and, please, don't go inside. in-side. When you get ready to put on your disguise, use face paint instead of masks, which will cover your eyes. Always remember, before you embark, to wear light -colored clothing cloth-ing to be seen in the dark! (And remember to use reflective tape, even on bikes, skateboards and brooms!) Whether you walk, slither or sneak, do it on the sidewalks and not in the street. As you roam through the neighborhood collecting collect-ing your treats, please look both ways before crossing the street! (And cross from the corner!) Wigs, capes and cos Springville and is a graduate gradu-ate of Dixie College and BYU where he participated in intercollegiate athletics. At the age of 25 Thorn was appointed President and CEO of Utah's oldest and largest commercial construction trade association. asso-ciation. He is narried to the former for-mer Sherrie Kanaras and they have four children and reside in South Jordan Visitors are welcome. For more info call Chair Karen Thorn at 4894829. SPRINGVILLE HERALD Honor, Country and Patriotism. Patri-otism. Rich has organized events which bring National Na-tional Guard members to speak to the scouts about these ideals." The ward was presented by ESGR representatives Mark Harrison, Deputy Director of Military Outreach; Out-reach; Command Sergeant Major (retired) Sidney Cardon and Specialist Thomas. Lewis and his wife, Jea-nine, Jea-nine, own RJ Lewis, Inc., a general contracting and finish carpentry business in Mapleton. to safety this Halloween tumes are. flammable attire, at-tire, so avoid open flames to prevent a fire! Use a glow stick instead in-stead of a candle so your jack-o-lantern isn't a safety safe-ty gamble! You may fly on a broom or a space ship from Mars, but please be on the lookout for drivers driv-ers in cars! (And don't hide between parked vehicles). ve-hicles). Monsters and zombies zom-bies should stay off the lawn and only "visit homes with their pprch lights turned on! You may be dressed since 1924 u ! liii0FF M I off I i i FIILLSERWEiEliISn OIL CIIAIIGE i AIID INCLUDES: Lube Oil & Filter Brake, Belt, (5 Quarts Shell 10W30 Oil, Diesels Extra) Expires October 31, 2008 - JT701 Library Essay Contest winners Thanks to all of the elementary el-ementary school students who entered Friends of the Springville Library essay contest. The theme was "I am a friend of the library because." They had nearly 100 entries! Here are the winners, who each receive books for themselves and-books and-books for their school libraries. li-braries. Congratulations! First Place Howie Stubbs, Westside Elementary, third grade I am a friend of the library li-brary because it has thousands thou-sands and thousands of books. I don't know how bored I would be without it! I read from the library every single day. Books are awesome. How? How did this happen to me? Well, let me tell you my story from the beginning . . . I was very little, about in first grade, and I hated reading, I hated books, and I had to do it every single day! But one day I read the "Magic Tree House" and from that day on I wanted to be a writer. My mom said that the first step to becoming a writer is to read lots of books. So now I read really big books like "Eragon" and "Harry Potter Pot-ter and the Goblet of Fire" even though I'm only nine. And I'll never, never, ever as a werewolf, a cat or a frog, but be cautious around strange animals, especially dogs. Have a grown-up inspect in-spect your candy when you're done trick-or-treating to remove open packages and choking hazards before eating. For a detailed list of Halloween safety tips for motorists, parents and homeowners, contact the Mountain Valley Chapter or visit www.redcross. , . 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There are all kinds of books. If you go to the Springville library all of the little kids can have story time and color a picture of the book they read! There is another reason why the library is my friend because it is nice and relaxing and quiet to do mm Home Auto TICKETS OR NO PROBLEM if I - PBfyi MjMI IPW. I,J.UI Mm I .I.IM.I ilfm I 4 1 !r?afflr - SD3C 3 S HNfi T Fh Hfin ,7" "'mFTm ' J'JJJZ ivhAAi mmntorvl cirnT"! cri nil warranty ml- Rated peering 50000 mile Wed irea ;Srnwtfi, J Expires October 31 , 2008 - JT706 J i n i 5 my homework in or read and check out books. The Springville library has really real-ly nice librarians. They help me find the exact book I'm looking for. I can also go to the library to research stuff on computers. My favorite music and videos are also available for me to check out! That is why the library is my friend! FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER & SERVICE CENTER We offer service and tune-ups on most chainsaws or small engine yard tools! Get yours done today! 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