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Show I Tbe Magna Tim?, West Valley New Community New Imagings displayed at library Throughout the month Library will feature an art exhibit by artists Susan Price. The exhibit is titles New Imagings, a mixed media art exhibition.. Price began creating art in 1993 out of a simple desire to do it '1 had been writing a lot of short stories and poetry and felt the need to create something visual," Price said. " Using paper collage, acrylic paint and oil pastel on board, I made my first piece." Her art process begins with a calendar, taking the twelve months and cutting each month in to different shapes disregarding color and subject matter. "I am left with 12 piles of paper shapes," Price said. '1 spread them out on the masonite, move them around, combine some with others until order begins to emerge in the form of a fish, a tree, an insect." The process tends to become very lengthy as she moves die papers around randomly to create shapes, which eventually evolve into a picture. She then uses point and oil 'ft v- 'f a Charlette Crafts Meyer Rivera , 4 n r ' W: i - 4 j . ) Q. 'J r ? cV a p' ? J- - Our beloved wife, mother. grandmother, sister, and friend, Charlette Crafts Meyer Rivera passed away suddenly and unexpectedly of an aneurysm Dec. 7. She was bom Jan 7, 1949 in Salt Lake City, to Samuel E. and Betty Bird Crafts. She married Craig "Oscar" Meyer Jan. 20. 1968; they later divorced. She married Eddie Rivera Dec 10, 1998. Charlette was very outgoing, always happy and smiling. She truly loved life and had an unforgettable laugh. She loved to play golf and go on cruises. but most of all she loved her family. She was a perfectionist Survived by her husband, Ed; mother, Betty; children. Clay Meyer, Clint Meyer, Cari (Brian) Horrocks, Jeanette Scholz, Jessica Rivera; grandchildren, W'hitnee, Qyncee, Gracee, Hunter, Jaycea, Christian, T.J., Vincente; sisters, Charlene (Steve) Denton, Leslie Simmons; many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by her father, Samuel, and first t -- T"' 'TXi Sr . u 1 pastel to add detail and dimension to the picture. 'The theme that runs through my work is the process itself," Price said. '1 do not paint what 1 see, nor do 1 have a subjective agenda." Price said she hopes her work helps to inspire others to create out of their own artistry. "I believe that since everyone who looks at a painting or sculpture brings individual perspective to the work, the act of viewing enlarges its meaning," Price said. In addition to the display at the Hunter Library, Price's work is currently being exhibited at the Fables Fine Art in Salt Lake City, the Springville Museum of Art and the St George Art Museum. Each month the Hunter Library sponsors art exhibits featuring the artwork of local artists and artisans. These exhibitions mutually benefit the artists and the library. Hunter Library is located at 4740 West 4100 South, West Valley City and is open 10 a.m.-- 9 p.m. Monday thru Thursday and 10 a m.-- 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. el The West Valley Family Fitness Center has scheduled series of free a year-lon- g seminars on a variety of topics. . ..KQwa.asJhs "weUness inform the community," said Jodi Dennison. 'Our intent is to have topics feat will benefit anyone who would like to attend" Seminars jn December will range from nutrition and . Dec.- - 3: Estate stress management to trekking toe Himalayas and. estate planning. The seminars will be taught under toe direction of Jodi and Mike Dennison. The programs are offered on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. and last approximately one hour. ' 'We have scheduled seminars that will entertain and planning for everyone Dec. 10: Weight loss Dec. 11: Health insurance seminar Dec, 12: Training with heart rate monitors Jodi and Mike Dennison can be reached at beyond-edge- 2 juno.com or on voice for more mail at 955-402- 2 information on toe seminars. Ml 0 goods. convenFor drive-throuience, volunteers will be to accept donations in the EBC parking lot "There is an even greater need for assistance this year," says Jacqui Voland, outreach coordinator at KUED. "Many on-ha- n( in WEST JORDAN ;; TAYLORSVILLE 1861 West 7800 South 4330 So. Redwood Road 968-380- 0 2RR-727T- .:. iind Vfrtr like-r- Graveside services will be at noon Thursday, Dec 12, Valley View Memorial Park, 4400 W. 4100 S. 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"Kisses on birdies!" Ca$h for Toys more families are struggling in this difficult economy. We're calling on toe generosity and compassion of our neighbors and hometo help less Utahns this season." For more information call the EBC at 585-601- 12, 2002 ucanautM Free seminars offered Winter charity drive at WV Fitness Center KUED-Chann7 and KUER FM90 are again collaborating on its annual Winter Charity Drive, which takes place Friday, Dec. 13 from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. at toe Eccles Broadcast Center, located at 101 South Wasatch Dr., mi toe University of Utah campus. Volunteers hope to gather : winter new and gently-use- d clothing, frozen turkeys, hams or canned and packaged Kearns Pott, December Obituary i "TT i of December, the Hunter Si 9024 West 2700 South Magna, Utah 84044 801-250-54- 11 til |