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Show Clubs Honor Two for Bountiful Service ' V - The BountiBOUNTIFUL ful Jaycees and Jaycee Auxiliary have presented two special awards. Dr. Steven R. an emergency room physician at Lakeview Hospital, has been named winner of the Distinguished Service Award by Mim-naug- h, the Bountiful Jaycees. an assisElizabeth L. Willey, 4C Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Mar. 23, 1983 ILaEsesM ly, juvenile legal offender and cerebral palsy groups, as well as cancer and rehabilitation patients. Activities include over- night rafting trips on the Colorado River in the summer, and y skiing at Brighton in the winter. These activities are designed to enhance each participants cross-countr- increase confitant professor of nursing for about dence capabilities as a Brigham Young University, self-estee- II f ij Ij h ? trrfTirrmifmiWO 1 V , w ' Vs 1 ' $ :.-- v '' r f . jr ' '': -- . 8, Bountiful, gives her friend Michelle Stuart, 8, Bountiful, a boost into a neighbor's tree. The two took turns exploring the tree during a break in chilly spring weather. MELISSA CLARK, , Homes Evacuated CENTERVILLE Residents of seven homes were evacuated Sunday night after firemen found a bazooka round in the attic of a home where they had been called to extinguish a fire. South Davis Fire Chief Brent Argyle said his department received a report of a home fire at 282 N. 400 E. at 6 p.m. The fire was started by an electrical short in a light fixture in the bathroom, but was confined to the attic after spreading up a wall, Argyle said. While extinguishing the blaze, firemen noticed the round and made sure the fire was out around the shell. Chief Argyle decided to evacuate the homes and wait for officials from Ft. Douglas in Salt Lake City to examine the shell. The shell explosive experts found to be a dummy round. The home is owned by Eva Windmill and is rented by Ron Clayton, the chief said, but neither Windmill or Clayton knew the shell was in the attic, Chief Argyle said. Approximately $2,000 in damage was done to the house, according to the chief. Houghton Receives Service Award ' BOUNTIFUL The Bountiful Jaycee Auxiliary has announced the selection of Tom Houghton as Honey Dew for the 1982-8- 3 Jaycee Year. The award is presented to the Jaycee member who provides the best support to the auxiliary programs and projects. Houghtons contribution includes special help with the junior football concessions and yard sale projects. Many of his efforts were recognized at the awards presentation held during Jayceet-te- e handicapped person, as well as provide a genuinely enjoyable, challenging, and safe recreational opportunity. Dr. Mimnaugh was nominated for the award by Lindel L. Carriger, administrator at Lakeview Hospital. Elizabeth L. Willey was recognized for her service to the Democratic Party and Ted Wilson Campaign. She serves on the Utah State Board of NursLDS for the ship training Church. In his address, Covey ing, having been appointed by Scott Matheson. discussed the importance of Governor skills are also Her nursing leadership. Covey said the ac- used in intensive care nursing of award the complishments by Uintah Basin, winners and nominees .... consultation as and curriculum nursing we are builds my faith, because chairman at Brigham Young creators. builds It my honoring Since 1979 she has desire that better may we live University. four major papers tomorrow, and tomorrows after presented and lectures on nursing, and that. participated in a visit to the Dr. Mimnaugh was com- Peoples Republic of China, to mended for his community ser- acquaint herself with health vice to SPLORE, an organizacare and Chinese culture. Her tion he serves as chairman, and book, Interpretation and ASPLORE pplication of Hemodynamic was stands for Special Populations Monitoring in the Intensive Learning Outdoor Recretion Care Unit, is scheduled for Education. publication in 1984. As chairman of SPLORE, Dr. Other nominees recognized at Mimnaugh organizes, raises the banquet were Terry Orfunds, and operates this non- chard, a manufacturers repreprofit corporation to provide sentative for insulating and positive experiences in the out- roofing products, and Bradley doors for handicapped people. Maurer, librarian at the South He uses experience as a profes- Davis Branch Library. Orchard sional Whitewater river guide, was commended for his service and as a physician to train a to Bountiful Junior Football and large volunteer staff to guide other youth sports. His nominahandicapped people through the tion was submitted by Neal river wilderness for outdoor ac- Johnson of Phillips Petroleum. tivities not available previously Maurer was honored tor a to these special populations. variety of special programs imSPLORE serves hundred of plemented at the library. These people each year, including include famous favorite film wheelphysically-impaireseries, story time, and progchair, deaf, blind, mentally re- rams for residents of retiretarded, autistic, diabetic, elder ment homes. was honored as Outstanding Young Woman by the Bountiful Jaycee Auxiliary. The awards are presented annually to a young man and woman ages 18 to 35 who have best provided service to others, demonstrated leadership ability, and shown business and personal growth during the past year. The awards were given out by John Covey, director of leader- the Bountiful Jaycees. He is employed as project engineer at Phillips Petroleum. d, Historical Society Plans a Luncheon Club in Elkhorn Hall. The CENTERVILLE But since we are living in the terville Historical Society is being organized to help perpetuate present, the society will have to the history of the peaceful, settle for making history of its friendly community of Center- own by inviting the public to a luncheon at the Stanley M.. ville. If time could be rolled back, Smoot residence at 1511 North the society would invite its Smoot Parkway, Smoot Farm members to a Jollification Ball Estates on March 26 at 1 p.m. Musicians will entertain with in the Alberta Hall or to a play melodies from the past. on the old Bachelors put by (KARL'S EUROPEAN CAR SERVICE) CARRY A FULL LINE OF PARTS FOR V.W.'s WE ARE EXPERTS ON FOREIGN CARS-WE'V- E BEEN SERVICING THEM FOR YEARS. SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR FOREIGN CAR PARTS cw iir v? No More Tar & Gravel! use Neoprene Hypalon Avoid Spring Rush Call Ralph Now! wehavethe answer! Noble Roofing 544-952- 0 Insulation Shingles P ei qWE Cen- behind-the-scen- Week. 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