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Show -N E W S- Spanish Fork Nebo teacher honored Scouts WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2007 • A5 Covering what matters most teaching years were spent in the first grade.1 Karen loves to teach others to read and there are NEBO DISTRICT many individuals who have a love of reading, because of her influence. Karen follows her ' KSL Radio and Zions Bank jonored Mrs. first graders achievements throughout their Karen Anderson for the "Tether Feature" schooling and she sends graduation card to program. This program was developed to each of those students. recognize outstanding teachers who have "A few years ago Karen that the opportunity gone the extra mile, not only in the classroom, to become a literacy specialist for Nebo ; but who have also made a significant impact School District, teaching other teachers the ' on many young lives. Mrs. Anderson received best practices for reading instruction. Even a beautiful plaque, two season tickets to the though she didn't want to leave the classroom,' Hales Theater, $100 dinner certificate for the Karen knew that she would have an influence ' elegant La Caille Restaurant, and a certificate on even more children in this way. Where for an overnight stay at the Anniversary Inn. ever Karen goes there are always students and Nebo School District celebrated this honor teachers coming up to her, thanking her for at the recent Nebo Reading Council. Kathy being a positive influence in their lives. Brandon, Zions Bank Manager, presented the "This past year.has been a challenging one award. Debbie May, Nebo District reading for Karen. Last summer she was diagnosed specialist, gave a tribute to Karen around the with cancer and, has spent the past year theme of Hearts. May said, "Karen was the heart of any fighting for her life. The first day of school faculty that she was a part of. When she in August was particularly difficult because became a literacy specialist, she was definitely Karen wanted to be in the schools. A steady stream of students, fellow teachers, parents the heart of the balance movement. and friends visit Karen and they continue to "Karen has been teaching for 25 years. Her kindness and warm smile have brightened learn from her positive attitude and love of the day of hundreds of children. Most of her life." Lana Hiskey . Courtesy photo DOING A GOOD TURN: Bear Cub scout group from Mt. Loafer Pack 1530 in Salem put together 100 hygiene kits for the fire victims in California on Tuesday. Pictured are Kyle Alldredge, Jayson Bingham, Isaiah Andrus, Jaxon VanTassell, Justin Jolly and Jared Davis. Credit union announces annual service project For some school children in Spanish Fork, winter time means cold toes and cold feet. Mountain High Federal Credit Union wants to help these children have shoes this holiday season and is asking the community to help. This year, Mountain High Federeal Credit Union will kick off its "Warm the Soles" campaign Nov. 1 at its Spanish Fork branch. "Every year I am so a smile on their face." There are several ways to donate. You can stop by the branch at 90 West Center Street or call Ben at 7981423 to transfer money from your account. The shoes will be distributed to the children before the school's winter break. The "Warm the Soles" program began 13 years ago with participation from many of Utah's credit unions. impressed by the cash donations our credit union members and friends give," said Ben Glazner, manager of Mountain High's Spanish Fork branch. "A warm pair of shoes really makes a difference to a child in need, especially with the wind and snow we have here in Spanish Fork. One hundred percent of the donations go toward putting a warm pair of shoes on a child's feet and Courtesy photo OUTSTANDING EDUCATOR:Debbie May, left, and Kathy Brandon, right, honor Karen Anderson on KSL's Teacher Feature. ecorjr Wholesale National Children's Book Week - Come celebrate with us at the Spanish fork Library Nov. 12-17, 2007. We will be having a kick-off Party on Saturday Nov. 10, 2007 from 2:00-4:30. You won't want to miss this fun- filled afternoon. The festivities begin with a special story time. Also featured are a book walk, face painting, a fish pond, a craft, and other fun activities. We will wrap the day up with a puppet show presented by the "Utah Puppet Theater". A special Super-hero will visit (you may want to bring a camera!) Family Night Story Time continues the fun on Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m. Our guest" storyteller will be Melanie Lawrence. Handouts, balloons, and new books for checking out will be available as we celebrate this fun week. Our "Food For Fines" drive will be offered Nov. 1-21. For each can or nonperishable food item donated; $1 will be waived off of your .current fines, with alimftof$10;*vk>^ : y,,:Y^r:-; . - , .^ The Library will c l o s e a t 5 p . m . o n W e d n e s d a y N o v . 2 1 a n d will b e c l o s e d Nov. 2 2 - 2 3 f o r t h e T h a n k s g i v i n g Holiday, . . v , - ;;-• ^ ; ; r ; '- : - r , Diabetes Fair Screenings & Information opeihto the p u M c # -i- a_H_______, -. ^ - ^ X . . wmmi irifii 930 south state street, provo (kitty corner from the Provo City Cemetery)' •>, hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-6p.mj phone: 356-9082 owners: Tami Richards and Diana Pritchetk ne in 16 people has diabetes. Although no present cure is available, 1^ diabetes is manageable. Early diagnosis and treatment are the keys. 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