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Show Thursday, December 18, 2008 SPRINGVILLE HERALD i : : 1 Springville road project update Beginning Jan. 5 through Nov. 2009, 400 South, between be-tween 1750 West and Main Street, will be closed. Motorists Mo-torists will be detoured along 1400 North (S.R. 75) and Main Street. Other local lo-cal roads are also available for access into the area. 400 South Exit (1-15 Interchange) In-terchange) Area: Construction crews have been clearing the areas between be-tween the on and off ramps and 1-15 and building storm water retention basins. . Crews are driving steel pilings for the ceriter supports sup-ports of the new interchange inter-change bridge. 1-15 will be restricted to two lanes in each direction between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. This work will continue through Dec. 19. Motorists should expect moderate travel delays. Construction of retaining retain-ing walls will begin along the south side of the interchange in-terchange and crews will begin hauling fill material and building embankments for the new bridge. Please use caution as heavy equipment equip-ment is accessing the area. 1500 West Area: Construction crews are excavating and driving steel pilings in preparation for the new bridge. Residents Resi-dents in the area of Center Street and 950 West should expect some noise between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Fri-day. This work will continue contin-ue into January. Motorists should anticipate antici-pate intermittent delays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. in the 1500 West area for hauling operations. Flag-gers Flag-gers will be posted to guide motorists through the area. 400 West Area: IB Crews will begin relocating relo-cating and installing utility util-ity lines along the south side of 400 West near the bridge. Heavy equipment will be working in front of resident's homes for several sever-al weeks, Access to driveways drive-ways will be maintained. General Project Information: Informa-tion: The .speed limit along 1-15 is reduced to 55 mph through the construction construc-tion zone and the speed limit is reduced to 35 mph along 400 South from 1-15 to Main Street. Please remember, re-member, fines for speeding speed-ing in a construction zone are doubled. Work hours are between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Please use caution as you travel through the construction area as heavy equipment is working nearby. If you have questions regarding this project or would like additional information, infor-mation, feel free to contact us at 1.877.222.3757, via email at accessutah.gov or visit the project Web site at www.udot.utah.gov access and click on the S.R. 77 project. Educators art Continued from page 1 spend time together this holiday, seasqn. In addition to the Utah Valley K-12 Educators Show, museum visitors may also see the 23rd Annual Spiritual and Religious Art Exhibition, Christmas Lamb Show and Utah and Russian art of the permanent collection dur- Shop with a cop Continued from page 1 of them came out and we couldn'thave done it without with-out their support." The Shop with a Cop program is set up to help children from 5 to 10 years of age, but those involved with the fundraiser are also aware that there are many children throughout the county who are older or younger and need help. This year's fundraisers, which began in September, Septem-ber, included the Pie in the Face event and the K-Mart Christmas Giving Tree. A lot of money was also raised by word-of -mouth. They organizers raised enough money to help 153 children, with money left over to help 12 to 15 other families. - "V if Great Deal in Santaquin! $151,900 3bedlba.l284 Sq. Ft. .36 acre. Redone inside & out. Call Lynette at 592-4573 i . d.7S7 fjixfi Jean Powers-787-3555 Lynette Houser"592-4573 JUIIIl I UWHJ IV v We've been helping our neighbors buy and sell properties for over 20 years: Residential, Land & Commercial Make reservations now for summer park use Springville City is accepting ac-cepting applications from residents of Springville for reservations for the summer of 2009 for use of the Hobble Creek Canyon parks. Applicants must provide the name, address and daytime day-time phone number of the person desiring the reservation reser-vation and the name of the group for which the reservation reser-vation is being made. Please, only one coupon per event! Any duplicate applications applica-tions will be discarded, causing one of the applications appli-cations to be placed at the end of the list. The person submitting the coupon for a reservation reserva-tion must be a Springville resident, must be the per son making the reservation reserva-tion and the person who will be responsible for the group using the park. All reservations must be paid in full at the time of scheduling. sched-uling. . All applications must be in the Springville City Offices Of-fices at 50 S. Main or the Community Services Building Build-ing at 443 S. 200 East by Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2008 at 50 p.m. ; A random drawing will be held and number, date and scheduling appointment appoint-ment time will be assigned. ' A schedule will be posted at City Hall and the Community Com-munity Services Building, and the city will attempt to notify each applicant by telephone. Incomplete andor du- I Drawing Coupon I Name I I I Group Name. I Address. I I Daytime Phone J plicate coupons will be discarded. Bring or mail your coupon to City Hall or Community Services Building by Wednesday, December 31, 2008 before tions. 5:00 p.m. Coupons must be received by this date and time to be entered in the drawing for 2009 summer canyon parks reserva- Government insured home loans with rates lower than 3 Adam Hall Many people have heard of "Reverse Mortgages." Calling these mortgages Reverse MortgagesDis almost al-most like calling your new car a "horseless carriage," but we do it anyway. Originally, reverse mortgages mort-gages were just the opposite oppo-site of a regular mortgage. With a regular mortgage, you would go to the bank and borrow $100,000 for your home. You then made payments to the bank and the amount you owed went down. After a while you would have the home paid off. With a reverse mortgage, you would go to the bank after the home was paid off and the bank would begin making payments to you. The whole process is exactly exact-ly opposite or "reverse" to a regular mortgage. . But, similar to a regular mortgage you still own the home. You will be able to pass it on to your heirs. You can still use a reverse re-verse mortgage to get a monthly payment from the bank, but most people don't. Instead, they get a large amount of money at once. They use this money to pay off their current mortgage andor do something some-thing to lower their stress level or increase their enjoyment en-joyment in life. This may be putting cash in the bank for rainy days, using it to make other loan payments, or for vacations, home renovations, etc. The amount you can get depends de-pends on the value of your home and your age. The more valuable your home and the older you are the more you can get. Some people make payments pay-ments to their reverse mortgage. The interest rates are low enough if you make payments to the mortgage, you may possibly pos-sibly even pay the house off faster. You have the added benefit of not being required to make monthly payments when you don't want to. The closing costs for a reverse mortgage are generally gen-erally higher than they are for a regular mortgage. Get advice from your trusted financial, legal, and tax advisors before making mak-ing any large financial decisions. de-cisions. Nebo School District is offering free community education classes on reverse re-verse mortgages. It will be presented at Springville High School on Jan. 20 at 7:30 p.m., at Spanish Fork High School on Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m. and Payson High School on Feb. 3 at 7:30 p.m. To register contact the Community School office of-fice at 801.354.7400 or go to www.nebo.educommu-nityschool www.nebo.educommu-nityschool For questions or comments com-ments about this article you may contact the author at 801.701.6659 or achmarket-inggmail.com ing the Christmas Season. The Springville Museum Mu-seum of Art is open and free to the public Tuesday through Saturday from 10 to 5, Wednesday from 10 to 9, and Sundays from 3 to 6. It is closed Monday;? and holidays. Visit Utah's first museum for the visual arts! teWm& - Iffew :; uto "'W?f Business 7565001 686 East 110 South, 1. Am. Fork Aero rcom viold i uyro v 1 10X0)1 rit - - , 505 North Precdom Blvd. Provo : : . .- Acro trom Smith' ":; " a HAPPY,! 1 I ' IN.' r ".LJi'wrf t - J t mi ) , gum i i in ..I Mef r b "We plan to take gifts and food baskets to these families," said Hodgson. "The baskets will contain a turkey or ham dinner with all the fixings. We were able to make 43 baskets last year and will be able to do at least that many if not more this year." "The Shop with a Cop fundraiser is definitely a team effort," said Hodgson. Hodg-son. "There are tons of people who helpd with the event and we couldn't do it without them. From those who donate money, to' the officers, to those who help by wrapping the presents, it is truly a community effort ef-fort and we appreciate the support we receive from everyone in the community." since1924 TEE SEZdMZE Visit our website for our internet specials and tire and wheel inventory! WW. AM? INI J HWb win ii ifi f iiiir 1 mm m usi i ii ririi a1! t i SH017 TIR I4 "r lit' tt i i ii hi ii h ,11 It if -V i mm w w a a V a ma mm An minrii-riui i i i , r K. II i INCLUDES: Mount & Balance - J Expires December 31 , 2C08 - JT703 jmU i l-SS-iiHSPECTIOIII MM ! FLUSH ! Expires December 31, 2008 - JT701 J Expires December 31, 2008 - JT702 J Expires December 31, 2008 -JT706 J Expires December 31, 2008 -JT704 61 ON. Main Springville UT Powers & Co. Real Estate, Inc. |
