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Show u p rr-Di. .,.4 EDITION YOUR TOWN, YOUR NEIGHBORS, YOUR NEWSPAPER THURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2008 50 CENTS - VOL. 120 UP : ( GENERAL NEWS GENERAL NEWS la) 4 MMOV IMlf V V ' "'4vV . SWIM & WATCH A MOVIE VJfr, MONDAY AT POOL -See page 3 SPAY OR NEUTER YOUR PET AT THIS YEAR'S CLINIC - Seepage 3 4 Handbell Choir concert Sunday at Art Mu seum The Utah Valley Handbell Choir is returning to the Spring ville Art Museum for what has become an annual Christmas event. Sponsored by the Spring- ville Arts Commission, the one-hour one-hour concert will be held on Sunday, Sun-day, Dec. 7, at 5 p.m. The concert is free to the public. Long-time handbell follower, Christine Anderson, has been attending the Utah Valley Handbell Hand-bell Choir's concerts for the past six years. "The Christmas season is not complete without going to a handbell choir concert," she said. "Not only are the concerts fun to listen to, they're also fun to watch. I like the family-friend ly environment at each concert, and I enjoy the variety of the music mu-sic and techniques." The Utah Valley Handbell Choir was formed in 1993. The choir consists of 56 bells, cast in bronze or aluminum, and each tuned to a single note. Choir members volunteer their time, and starting in September meet for two hours each week to prepare pre-pare for the Christmas concert season. As a community group, the choir is free to perform at a variety of settings, including churches, festivals and fairs, corporate cor-porate parties and public venues. One of the choir's purposes See HANDBELL CHOIR on page 3 Citizens arc invited togvc generously to IQwanis Sub-for-Santa Saturday The Springville Kiwanis Club is again spearheading the community food drive for Sub-for Santa. They will be accepting ac-cepting donations of food and other items on Saturday, Dec fmm in o tvi; n nnnn at the Snrineville Armory. . ThetDS wards in Springville are working with thi Kiwan is Club and have alerted memDers in ineir tuugi cgauum. T7o-Vi ivarrl will rnllprt fnnrt nn Saturdav. Anvone wishing to jjC111 YV V AAA VAAWfc V . " , . donate to the project may also bring their donations to the armory. ' - -. ;: . . . The Kiwanis Club is asking citizens to give generously to the Sub-for-Santa project as there are many in need at this time. The donations, will stay in Springville and will be dis-tributecrto dis-tributecrto needy f amilies through LDS Bishops who identify families in need within their ward boundaries. ; You should have your sacked or boxed items on your porch i r SeeSUB-4-SANTAonpage3 111 ' ii 1 N ! . i I 44 'Hi If nnnntmr'!7: -i' inn n 1 1 mm? ; n n i n 1 1 TJ'TTj?'iyT,TT'! ' Kolleen Knight is shown here boxing up food items at the Kiwanis Sub-for-Santa food drive last December. The club is again sponsoring the community event this Saturday, Dec. 6. Citizens can donate non-perishable food items, money, toys, gift items and good clothes by putting them in sacks on your porch by 8 a.m., or by bringing them to the Springville Armory just north of Springville Jr. High School. 1 J , ' - i .... "- . 4 J J The Utah Valley Handbell Choir will be in concert again this year on Sunday. Dec. 7, at 5 p.m. at the springville Museum of Art The concert is free to the public j .. Hobble Creek Canyon parks Springville City will be accepting accept-ing applications from residents of Springville for reservations for the summer of 2009. Applicants Appli-cants must provide the name, address and 'daytime phone number num-ber of the person desiring the reservation and the name of the group for which the reservation is being made. Please, only one coupon per event! Any duplicate applications will be discarded, causing one of the applications to be placed at the end of the list. The person submitting the coupon cou-pon for a reservation must be a Springville resident, must be the person making the reservation and the person who will be responsible re-sponsible for the group using the park. All reservations must be paid in full at the time of scheduling. All applications must be in the Springville City Offices at 50 S. Main or the Community Services Servic-es Building at 443 S. 200 East, by Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2008 at 5 p.m. A random drawing will be held and number, date and scheduling appointment time will be assigned. A schedule will be posted at City Hall and the Community Services Building, and the city will attempt to notify each applicant appli-cant by telephone. Incomplete, andor duplicate coupons will be discarded. Bring or mail your coupon to City Hall or Community Services Building by Wednesday, December 31, 2008 before 5:00 p.m. Coupons must be received by this date and time to be entered in the drawing for 2009 summer canyon parks reservations. r L emeriiiiiioiiiiiiiiii DRAWING COUPON NAME: GROUP NAME: ADDRESS:. DAYTIME PHONE: Anne Weber's painting chosen for show poster The Covey Center for the Arts presents "A Collective Season of Joy." including paintings paint-ings by Springville pastel artist Anne Weber. Media of the 13 contributing artists also include oil paintings, stained glass, photography, air brush art and sculpture. Her painting, "Christmas "Christ-mas Lights,"Dwas chosen for the exhibit postcard and for the poster. . The Covey Center is located at 425 W. Center in Provo. The gallery is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and during performances. n "A Collective Season of Joy will be on display Dec. 5 to Jan. . 3. The opening reception takes place Dec. 5, from 6 to 9 p.m. - Weber has been a professional profes-sional artist working in pastel for more than 40 years. Since she moved to Utah many of her favorite scenes emphasize Utah's rugged beauty including mountains, streams, the desert and forests. These subjects are a constant pleasure and a challenge chal-lenge to depict. Her other favorite theme is city life such as farmer's markets mar-kets and outdoor cafes. The poster painting is from Center Street in Provo. . Weber has won awards at juried shows in many states and is regularly selected for the Springville Museum of Art Spring Salon. She previously had a one-woman show at the Springville Museum of Art. Heir pastels are in corporate collections-as well as government hiiildinf s. Her local gallery is Terra Nova Gallery in Provo. . , - - 'v! in4 9 I Am ' ts v. a . 4 ' ' 4 ft- .... V" n ' ' , r " 1 f A i fir ; H v n ; Springville pastel artist Ane Weber is honored to have this painting, "Christmas Lights," exhibited poster for the Covey Center for the Arts Christmas show. on the postcard and |
