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Show - Page A14 - THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, October Scouts Jacob Martin Jacob Holt Martin, Kerry and Virginia ; Martin of Orefn, will receive the rank of Eagle Scout on Nov. 5. ' He is in Troop 16, son of 6993 sponsored by- Suncrest 4th - Ward. His project was burying water ) pipe tor tne new visitor's center at Cascade Springs for'the U.S. Forest Service. McClellan Dameron 0. McClellan Dameron, 16, son of On and Cynthia of Dameron will re ceive the rank of Eagle Scout on Nov. 5. ,, He is in Troop Orem. M If $9.3 sponsored by- Suncrest 4th - W Ward V His project was "" - - ' donagathering lions of toj s , nd books, refurbishing them and giving them to Geneva Elementary 's Kindergarten classes. David Ashton David Ashton, 18, son of B. Marlane and Nov. 5. He is in Troop 6993 sponsored by; .Suncrest 4th Ward. For his watch program. Christopher Finnegan man," Boothe said. All scouts 1 years of age and older, including special scouts, are invited to participate in the 1 Christopher Finnegan, 16, son of Wayne and Valerie Finnegan of Orem, will receive the rank of Eagle Scout on -Nov. 5. A He is in Troop JL 6993 sponsored by Suncrest 4th Ward. For his project he sponsored a ftxxi drive and served breakfast to 250 homeless people. Dillon opportunity to earn merit badges at BYU and UVSC on Saturdays Nov. 5, 12 and 19. More than 4,500 Utah Boy Scouts are expected to participate in the event. The event is supposed to be the largest and longest scout powwow in the world because of the high number of kids participating and the duration of the event which runs during three consecutive Saturdays, said Mell J. Boothe, director of advancement for the Utah National Parks Council Boy Scouts of America. The program helps youngsters powwow. The powwow also offers scout adult leaders training seminars to learn outdoor skills in cooking and camping. More than 600 skilled and talented instructors will provide experience and insight to merit badge classes. 143 pairs of eyeglasses for redistriin Mexico for his Eagle bution project. Ben Gourley, 16, planned, purchased and erected a flagpole at the Edgemont 19th Ward meeting house for his Eagle project. T. R. Gourley, 14, planned and of carried out a roadside clean-u- p Jrr Small groups have the chance to volunteer Many volunteer opportunities are ?vailable in Utah County for small groups. These vary from building storage shelves, to caring for potentially abused children at a charity. United Way of Utah County's Volunteer Center has a four page list of group volunteer opportunities available for groups who want it to help local , agencies. One specific volunteer opportunity for a small group is preparing and painting a room in a United Way agency. Two to four volunteers are needed to wash and paint a primer and a final coat of paint on the room's walls. The group that wants to paint may arrange to volunteer at any time that is convenient for them. Small groups are also needed to help at the Participating Partners Learning Center on a weekly basis. Each week, the center provides friendship and education op" families. portunities to As a part of the program, the weekly meetings include a good meal for participating families some who do not have financial means to provide nutritious meals for themselves. non-prof- Volunteers are needed to donate the meals for the program's participants. Approximately 20 people attend the meetings each Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Groups may also make and contribute desserts for the participants. They can also collect and donate paper and plastic serving items to be used for the meals. Other small group volunteer opportunities throughout Utah County are listed below. Deep clean an agency on a monthly basis. Wash walls and windows, clean furniture and carpet. Wash toys and other materials. Individuals who want to volunteer are asked to provide cleaning supplies. Make a bookcase and magazine rack. A local crisis line agency Timpview 4th Ward. His project was collecting coats tu and clothing for the needy to be distributed by Jerry Nordmayer. director of Community Shelter. Fashion Cleaners donated cleaning services for some coats. People in need of clothing may go to the shelter at 879 S. 800 East, Orem. New Explorer post is in the works "The local Boy Scout Council and the Utah Valley State College announced their plans to sponsor an aviation post for Explorer age Scouts." Dave Jones, Explorer Executive, announced today. Jones says the college and the needs to keep its resources organized to help callers who may be facing crisis situations. Pull weeds and rake leaves. Many charities do not have the money or staff available to keep their grounds looking nice and clean. Provide food basics for a family moving into transitional housing. Include flour, sugar, salt, baking soda, shortening, oil, ketchup, spices, and other food items in the food kit. Collect school supplies for chil- families. dren of Some families do not have the resources to provide school supplies for their children. Donate tissue, pencils, crayons, paper and other school supply items for these children. Help keep the "treasure chest" low-inco- full. Provide inexpensive treats and toys used as incentives for children in a nursery. Donate books that are in good condition. Activity books, stories and instructional materials are needed for a reading class for disabled individuals. Collect personal hygiene kits for homeless women. Include a comb, soap, shampoo, deodorant, lotion, toothbrush, toothpaste and femii nine hygiene items, Assemble kits for traveling families. low-incofri- e, Include travel books or games, snacks, pencils, coloring books, colored pencils and other items Put together kits for new babjes. Include bottles, pacifiers, diaper pins, diapers, wet wipes, undershirts, lotion, or powder. non-meji- sy ! "at-risk- UX I j KANDIDSj and One-5x7'- s, One-8x1- 0, Four-walle- ts Asthma is a potentially fatal disease. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (including asthma) is the fourth leading cause of death in America. only $11.95 Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Clinic is currently conducting investigational research drug studies involving medications for asthma. Scout on Oct. 28. He is in Troop 881 sponsored by three miles of North University Avenue for his Eagle project. From the left are T.R., Ben and George Gourley. Each completed a project to receive his Eagle award. Dillon L. Beutler, 14, son of Jodie and Christ Olsen j i y i win unu Gregory Beutler of Orem, received the rank of Eagle George, Ben, and T. R. Gourley received their Bronze Palm at a Court of Honor held on Oct. 20. All three "Gourley's" are sons of George and Ann Gourley of Provo and each received the rank of Eagle Scout on August 14, 1994. They are in Troop 790 sponsored byEdgemont 19th Ward. George Gourley, 17, collected I's, i' J ASTHMA MEDICATIONS STUDIED L Beutler : to Gourley brothers be hosting its 39th annual powwow, giving youngsters the Earning merit badges gives boys .neighborhood awarded involved with community youth. He said a retired airline pilot or retired military pilot or someone who has Civil Air Patrol background would be ideal to work with the post. Anyone interested in applying for this volunteer position should contact Dave Jones at the Boy Scout office in Provo at 373-- 4 1 85 . The Boy Scouts of America will that the kind of comes from overcoming obstacles to achieve goals, Boothe said. "This merit badge powwow has evolved into a tradition of helping to build young men of character and integrity that love and appreciate God, country and their fellow project he set up a Bronze Palm Utah National Parks Council is interested in the avaiation specialty post to compliment its Aviation Science Program. "The college is committing the resources of its program to start the Explorer Post," Jones said, "and is looking for a volunteer to serve as an advisor to the Post. Jones says Utah Valley State College and the Council is looking for someone with an aviation background who is interested in getting achieve certain goals related to personal development and good citizenship. Scouts must earn 21 merit badges to become an Eagle scout, the highest honor in the program. Ka-tlji- p- Ashton of Orem, will receive the rank of Eagle Scout on . 30, 1994 No Sitting Fee Required. Reg. $21.90 224-116- ,,w uro"P Charge. 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