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Show Easter concert on Caregiver Conference Sunday, April 6 "He is Risen! a classical Reed Neubert and a small concert celebrating childrens choir from the Easter Christs birth, life, atonement and resurrection, will be held Sunday, April 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel at 400 N. 400 East, Springville. This free, annual concert invites us to remember the sacred events of Christs life, beginning with "O Holy Night," then moving on, including beloved songs such as "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?," "I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked," and many other cherished classical pieces representing his life and mission. For the past five years, local singers have joined together to share their testimonies of Jesus Christ. Singing this year are Julie and Alicia Babbitt, Brian and Brianna Jensen, Mike Jensen, Debra Bounous, Kim UnderColleeen Butler, wood, Rulon Galloway, Ruth Ellis, Louise and Nikki Payne, The Mountainland Association of Governments Department of Aging announces a Caregiver Conference to be held Thursday, May 8, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Provo Eldred Senior Center, 270 W. 500 North, Provo. This conference will celebrate those who share their time in giving care to others on an basis. There will be guest speakers and Community Resource Information available. There will also be a silent auction and a dinner for the small fee of $2. You must register for this conference and can by calling Debbie Christensen at by May 6. You can register at the door for the small fee of community. The program will be accompanied by Debbie Augustus. They invite those interested to add this concert to their Easter celebrations, as a sacred remembrance of what this holiday represents. This concert takes place on the actual birth and resurrection date of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Words from the prophet, Joseph Smith, remind us of the importance of understanding the resurrection of Jesus Christ. He said, "The fundamental principles of our religion are the testimony of the apostles and prophets, concerning Jesus Christ, that He died, was buried and rose again on the third day, and ascended into heaven; and all other things which pertain to our religion are only appendages to it. Sunday dress for this concert please. on-goi- ng pre-regist- 801-229-38- Several recognized medical professionals wills peak during the 13th Annual Gerontology Conference Wednesday, Apr. 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Brigham Young University Conference Just one book has the power to impact literally thousands of children, especially when placed in a school library. Governor Michael Leavitt joined Sheri Dew Tuesday, Apr. 1, in kicking off this years Month of a Thousand Books program, he strongly encourages Utah children to spend more time reading and asks residents to contribute to Center. The theme of the conference is "Moderating the Effects of Aging," and will begin with a music-therap- y session followed by a lecture from Dirk Noyes, a cancer surgeon at the Huntsman Cancer Institute and Intermountain Health Care. The conference, parking and lunch are free. confer"It is a first-rat- e includes ence and some of the best experts in the world on gerontological issues," said Steven W. Heiner, conference director and BYU professor of health science. Other speakers include Thomas E. Finucane from the Johns Hopkins Geriatric Center; Richard Jackson, who will speak about knee and hip replacements and Chuck Stiggins, who wil about appropriate speak exercise programs for seniors. The conference will include topics that are pertinent to a variety of groups. "The conference is attended by the aging network in Utah and also gerontology and health students, so we have a audience," Heiner said. The conference will conclude with lectures by Judy Seegmiller, executive vice president of the board of directors for the Utah State multi-generation- al inson, who will speak about fraud protections for the elderly. The Health Science Department and the School of Family Life, which make up the gerontology discipline at BYU, are sponsoring the conference. For more information, contact Steven Heiner, at (801) Utahs school libraries through this program. "April brings Utahns a month-lon- g opportunity to the give gift of reading to Utah children," said Leavitt. Through the Month of a Thousand Books program, sponsored by Deseret Book Company, residents across the state can donate a book to the elementary school of their choice, through Deseret American Heritage School Book stores. The company of Spanish Fork invites the will then match all donations with at least one additional public to attend its annual Easter Concert and open book of equal or greater house on Wednesday, Apr. value. It is hoped that Utah 9, at 7 p.m. in the Chillon residents will donate at least 1,000 books, with Deseret Reception Center, 710 E. Center. The concert is free Book contributing up to an of charge and refreshments additional 4,000 to 5,000 books. will be served. "The goals is to put far Students in grades K-- 7 more books in the hands of will perform "Within a GarUtah children and encourage den," a program of songs them to read and to discover and recitations about the the wonder of a great book," Savior and the plan of salvasaid Sheri Dew, Deseret hour-lontion. Following the g Book president and CFO. concert, school administrators will be available to "Nothing shapes lives and answer questions about the sharpens imaginations quite like reading, which can school. American Heritage School literally be a springboard to a of Spanish Fork offers a better way of life." Those interested in donatclassical, liberal arts curricubooks can do so lum with a distinctive LDS ing Deseret Book through store, at foundation that emphasizes any which time they also can academic excellence and the the identify elementary development of Christian school where want their they character. For more informa- book donated. Additionally, tion, visit www.american-heritage-sf.orfor personalizing bookplates or call the donation arc available at Deseret Book. Utah elemenTruth is always exciting. tary school libraries will have Speak it, then. 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