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Show Lakeside Revew South, Wednesday, Apr, 20, 1983 5B Must Keep That Show Going CENTERVILLE Most productions have their problems, .but the Bountiful Community Players "East of the Sun West found itself with- of the Moon found that the building did not; meet the fire marshals specifications for safety. The city then informed the Bountiful Players that they could not perform in the building until the fire code could be met. Special arrangements were hastily made and the players was moved to the Jennie P. Stewrat Elementary to make sure the show goes on. out a place to perform. The production in Centerville had a good opening night in the 'Old English Academy. But, over the weekend, an individual complained of the fire hazard in the building where the production was staged. Final audiBOUNTIFUL After an emergency meeting, tions for Bountiful Community the Centerville City officials Theaters upcoming musical "Stop the World I Want to Get Off will be held tonight at Woods Cross High School at 7 to 9 p.m. Those auditioning should be prepared' to read lines and sing a song. An accompanist will be provided. The theater group is looking I.B.M. CARDS for one male lead able to portray 25 years or over. The rest COMPUTER of the cast consists of females portraying 16 and over. 'Stop the World' Auditions Set - WE PAY TOP PRICES FOR: PRINTOUTS CALL COLLECT FREE PICK-U- P SERVICE pay franchise fees and insurance costs for more than 130 girls. Discussing the rummage sale are, left to right, Tareneh Bazzaz, Heidi Geddes, Vicki Robinson and Ann Hills. Bonnett Ball girls, age 9 to 15, will begin their season play May 2. OF the Bountiful Bonnett Ball girls softball league are planning a giant rummage sale Saturday, April 23, from 9 a.m, to 2 p.m. at the north end of Smith's supermarket, 2135 S. Orchard Drive, Bountiful. The proceeds from the sale will be used to buy uniforms and equipment and MEMBERS By State FOR MOTHERS DAY BUY HER A GIFT CERTIFICATE PROFESSIONAL COLOR 363-913- COUNSELNG Call 550 West 100 South Salt Lake City Utah SUE OLSEN Executive Director 479-384- 0 FOR 9 Jaycees Bountiful Man Outstanding Dr. Steven R. BOUNTIFUL Mimnaugh, an emergency room physician at Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful, has been honored as one of three Outstanding Young Men of Utah by the Utah Jaycees. The award was presented in train a large volunteer staff to guide handicapped people through the river wilderness for outdoor activities not available previously to these special populations. Mimnaugh was nominated for ceremonies held recently at the award by Lindel L. Carri-geadministrator at Lakeview Utah State University in Logan. President of the United States Hospital. The Bountiful Jaycees Jaycees, Don Jones, was in selected Mimnaugh as the Utah to address the Utah Jay- Bountiful Area Representative cees and assist in awarding for the state-widcompetition. r, e Utahs three outstanding young men. Mimnaugh was presented award for his excellence in profession and for service others. He was commended the his to for He was awarded the distinguished service award by the Bountiful Jaycees at a special banquet held in February. Other award recipients were John Paul Murphy, a physical his community service to, education instructor at Utah SPLORE, an organization he State and Progserves as Chairman, and was ram University and Robert Kelly Leader; SPLORE stands a Marketing Vice Presifor "Special Populations Learn- Harris, dent Commercial Security for ing Outdoor Recreation Educaand United Way and ProBank tion. V i.. vo Chamber of Commerce As Chairman of SPLORE, Volunteer. Mimnaugh organizes, raises All three winners will be ennonfunds, and operates this into the Ten Outstanding tered to provide profit Corporation positive experiences in the out- Young Men of America Competition sponsored by the United doors for handicapped people. He uses his experience as a States Jaycees. Those winners professional Whitewater river will be honored in January in guide, and as a physician to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Past National DR. 4-- H R. winner of this award, Merril Osmond, will serve as master of ceremonies. -- Long Distance Calls 1 SAVt 25 to 65 Call Brant 298-- Teens Gather To Clean Up Wind Mess WEST BOUNTIFUL STEVEN MIMNAUGH 487 or 1 J&. LILLYT V1ILLER at 487-749- GET LET 5 awcuimv .HOME BOOSTER POWDER Eighty-f- Bountiful West Stake got together to help clean the city after the wind storm two weeks ago. West Bountiful suffered moderate damage from the heavy winds. The primary debris strewn around the city was shingles off of roofs and tree branches. The youth collected the debris in bags as a service project to the community. Groups were formed and sent throughout the east area of the city. A WEBER STATE COLLEGE What could be more exciting than a Hawaiian vacation at the 22-3- May History Club Elections Set In Centerville 0, 1983 All interested persons are invited to attend the meeting, and the society is particularly inter- ested in finding young people who may be future leaders of the society. Name O State City Seeds Purchased ullyTmiller Zip 4 At I City State - Zip i$ not I j purchase Send to: L Cl V I 0865 S W F Hh ' 5treet, Beoverton, Oregor 97005 PLANT & POT fi INSECTICIDE 8 oz. Stop those insect problems! Perfect for tomatoes, roses and shrubs. 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