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LIE= SIFLR_E iCTIF7TR,fL,IDD SIE1M7TH3Nr Published by the Springfield Homeowners Association Springfield Welcomes Fred & Leslie Tanner By Amanda Becker As you may have heard. the Taylor house at 117 Elm has finally been sold! Our new neighbors, Fred and Leslie Tanner, said they fell in love with the Taylor house the moment they saw it. Fred is an Executive VicePresident at Alliance Electronics in Middletown. Because he played college basketball, he plans to get involved with our high school team, the Springfield Sabers. Better not let Coach Wilson hear about that! Leslie, who studied interior design, hopes to start a small consulting practice out of her home and offer her services to local residents and businesses. Her first project will be to turn the family room of her home into a combination sunroom/office. In fact, she was already over to Drake's Lumber Yard to order new windows and fixtures. Their two children, Jenny and Craig, will be attending Springfield elementary starting this fall. Jenny, who studied ballet and sap, plans to try out for the cheerleading squad. Craig. who won "Best PreTeen Player' at the All County Tennis Tournament, plans to try out for the Springfield Elementary tennis team. Needless to say, we're sure the Tanners will be a welcome asset to our community. For those of you who haven't met them yet, be sure to keep Sunday, May 29th, open for the annual "Say Hello To Summer" barbecue. Springfield Taxes Lowest in County For Third Year hi A Row By Don Addison Every time we step into a supermarket or department store, it seems as if the price of everything is always going up. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS TAX AMOUNTS Fortunately, the same can't be said of our property taxes which 10000 have remained the county's lowest for three years in a row. Usually, low property taxes are accompanied by reductions in 8000 municipal services like police, fire and garbage disposal. But thanks 6000 to the ingenuity of Mayor Joseph Ash and the city council, our level of municipal services has actually increased over the last few years. 4000 "It's a result of all of us working together to maintain the high 2000 quality of life that Springfield residents have come to expect. Members of our municipal organizations are all Springfield residents and realize that they are an important part of Springfield's big Stitingfiekt SPnng Gan wcoctmdGe cams, TOWNSHIP NAME picture", said Mayor Ash. MI TAX Mayor Ash continued by saying that a large part of the thanks also should go to our various committees and councils for their initiative in creating money-raising events. One particular case that came to mind was the library committee which raised over /25.000 in their annual "Cycle- Thou". As most of you probably remember, the "Cycle-Thon" took place last fall and had over 300 participants, each with their own "Dollar-A-Mile" sponsor. Because all administrative and promotional costs were donated, all the monies raised were able to go directly to our library. "Thanks to events like this, we are able to maintain our high level of services without having to increase taxes on our residents", concluded Mayor Ash. This page contains an illustration of a sample document created with the tutorial program. For best results in creating this sample, refer to this page as you go through the tutorial, Getting Started 29