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Show Thursday, November 27, 2008 SPRINGVILLE HERALD SNIPPITS Helen Beardall A request is being made to all of you readers out there. Please write down our remembrances of Thanksgiving Day what kind of bird did you have, what about the trimmings, family who attended, at-tended, games played by the children, sleepovers, etc. Share your Thanksgiving Thanks-giving memories with the Springville Historical Society. So-ciety. How did your grandparents grandpar-ents celebrate, and what was the meal like? We need to know. There has . to be something recorded in your family history s pertaining to this subject. I have not located anything any-thing in our files. The pilgrims pil-grims and their governor recorded more about their time then we have! In the "Do You Remember" Re-member" column of Maud Hatch, she said, "One year we traveled to Southern Utah, and our ; famous meat served was I a big roast of goat! And it was truly very tasty. Of course, there were mashed Westside ... -i , I .JlAvT-', Families of Westside Elementary School students were treated to a PTA-sponsored Family Movie ' Night featuring an exclusive showing of "Kung Fu Panda." Concessions were available and there were drawings for many prizes. Everyone who attended had a great time! ?(outd you tike fa EMEN INTUIS Life INTUIS hearing instruments from Siemens, the world leader in digital technology, sets new standards in hearing ease and comfort. Integrating select key technologies in reliability and quality. With proprietary technologies to protect from earwax, sweat and moisture, as well as manufacturing innovations to ensure long-term performance, solution offers as much PLACEtoSMILE Dr. Kelly Soutas of Springville history: Share your Thanlisgiving potatoes, boiled onions (small), corn, beans and delicious pomegranates -home grown. That really satisfied the children and the adults too. "Later in the day we gathered almonds from around some trees where we were invited to stay. This was a very interesting interest-ing thanksgiving time, and one that will be cherished cher-ished and definitely remembered. re-membered. (In my Thanksgiving memories, we always had a turkey, and once we did have a goose or some ducks that my Daddy Dad-dy had shot on a hunt. He . did go to several turkey shoots, and because of his marksmanship, he always brought home a turkey for the family dinner.) "This article is still pertaining per-taining to the Old Sage Creek School, which is still standing today and is the oldest school in Springville. (What fun memories for many who have contributed information informa-tion regarding this unique school.) family movie mght S 't I &eaz tettex. . . no other comparable as INTUIS Life. , 1 A rlelljtotss.Dl.FI! 485 S. Main Street Suite 302 Springville, Utah IfflCI jbWJUliL SCE IEOIf LE YOUH nisi IT CLEAOinS ADD SAVE!! Vam or new patients only. Subject to exam by doctor. Does not include gum disease treatment. Completely transferable. Please share with your family and friends. '"' Expires November 30, 2008 "Last time we talked about Phipil Houtz, but there was a teacher before his time, namely Ella Ce-darlund, Ce-darlund, and was beloved by all who knew her, or had any dealings with her in everyday happenings. She was a widow with three children - Arthur, Mary and Dora. "Mrs. Myrtle Conover mentioned in a contribution contri-bution regarding Sage Creek School teachers - a Miss McCarthy, and John and Andrew Morgan. (Some other teachers -Ella Williams, Hannah Friel and Mary Crandall - all taught in the old adobe ado-be school hoouse. Didn't teachers stay very long? HMMM?) Again, one thing that remains in Maud Hatch's memory - "the lack of sanitation san-itation around the school house, remains of lunches were thrown about the yard, and no receptacle for papers or rubbish." Another recollection was the scrawling of sayings say-ings on walls, one in particular par-ticular - "Don't steal this Library Corner Next week the Springville Spring-ville Library is having a special evening program for girls ages 3 to 6. Some special guest story-tellers are coming from Springville Spring-ville High School to hold a Princess Storytime. If you know a little girl who loves princesses please have her dress, in her very best princess prin-cess attire and be at the library li-brary at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Thurs-day, Dec. 4. Since crafts are involved please either sign up (or call 489-2720) so that the library knows how many princesses princess-es to plan on. Please note that the library li-brary will close early, 5 p.m., on Wednesday, Nov. 26, and will be closed on Thanksgiving Day and Friday, Fri-day, Nov. 28, but will reopen re-open on Saturday, Nov. 29. The future belongs to those who give the next generation reason for hope. - Pierre Teilhard de Char-din book, for fear of shame, For here you find, The owner's name. And if you die, The Lord will say, Where is that book, You stole sway? And, If you say, I cannot tell, He then will cast, You down to hell!" "According to Le-Moyne Le-Moyne Hatch, more fights occurred on the school grounds there, most of which did start within the school room than Le-Moyne Le-Moyne witnessed in all the years since, and he was quite a fight fan. The combatants involved Will Brammall, Henry Fullmer, will Rothwell and can you believe, LeMoyne Hatch! "In Philip Houtz times spellling bees were such fun, and he often called the whole school together for such a test. Arthur and Ray Bartlett were among the best pupils studiously in the school. "Cleo Pierce mentions a memory pertaining to the Cedarlund sisters. Remember Re-member their mother was a widowed school teacher. I am sure they were quite poor, but had great spirit for inventing fun things to play with. They had a doll hat store, where hats were sold for so many pins apiece, and I remem-beer remem-beer one elegant one that cost a whole nickel! Another contribution from Pierce said, "With delight de-light were the times spent in the old picnic grove in the First Ward. (Where was this grove and where are the trees now and what kind of trees?) And Peterson's corner, when it was the general meeting meet-ing place for all those who went to pick strawberries on the Provo Bench. (This corner was 900 S. and 400 East.) Mr. Peterson had a little store located there, directly across from the Sage Creek School, and sold the best penny candy in town. And I remember the old molasses mill on Buckley's Lane and the Brian F. Trapnell, 187 East 400 South Full Exam, and j Consultation With this coupon only. Not valid with other offers. Offer expires 113008 Betty Wade 801-376-0792 i Si No Down Payment? 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