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Show : ' - . -- ' n' ' " ' ,!i, v ,v ; V VWjt"nff J:T'Vi., ' ! S' Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, May 18, 1983 Park Fees Are Raised By Centerville Council ' 1 'F CENTERVILLE ? e&wr '& - fefc ' iV" 4 ,. ", V s The Cen- the issue to provide funding to terville City Council passed a meet the park needs of resipark fee which will add $200 to dents. new home building permits. The fee will be used to purchase The city has grown during the decade and residents have last and playground equipment, requested more areas for famipicnic tables. Councilman Lifferth said the ly recreation the spokesman s ' 7B It'$ - council unanimously voted on ::::yv'::. said. 'V SMITH- - CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITER CASH REBATE ULTRASONIC Electronic portable with one-ste- p memory correction, speed cushion, snap-i- n prinfwheeJs List 8595.95 Sale 8439.95 Rebate 820.00 ENTERPRISE CT Intermediate electric with cover-u-p keyboard correction. V 8299.95 8179.95 Rebate 815.00 List Sale USING SCENERY around West Bountiful as her subject, Diane Turner uses brush and "outdoor easel" for painting 16495 West Bountiful Mother Is Artist Award-Winnin- g By IRENE JANES Review Correspondent WEST BOUNTIFUL Diane enjoys the quietness of the West Bountiful Turner said she area while painting. While Mrs. Turner resides in Bountiful, she has been coming to West Bountiful for the last few years to paint the beautiful Bountiful mountains. Mrs. Turner first became interested in painting at a class at the University of Utah. She said, I decided that I would wait until my children were older before I entered into serious She has now been painting. painting for four years and has completed 80 paintings. Mrs. Turner feels her family has really helped her to become proficient in her art by helping around the home. Her husband Vernon is her promoter and bookkeeper. They have five e children. She works as full-tim- a supervisor at the heart catherization laboratory at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. She has participated in exhibits in St. George and currently has some of her art work in the Davis County Art show at 25 65 Inc . to Call Brant 298-- 1 487 or 'PROOUCTI FOt THI OFFICE" 1885 So. State, SIC, Ph. 3 2419 Washington Ogdoo, Ph. 3 at 487-749- 487-981- 392-750- 5 the Bountiful Arts Center. She also has paintings at the April Salon in Spring ville. The primary style of her artwork is landscape with oil and some figures. Mrs. Turner said she has the most success with painting the hills of Bountiful at art shows or contests. Locally, Mrs. Turner has taken classes from Tony Rasmussen and Ken Baxter. Their students are also seen along the road on 1600 North and 1100 West painting either the mountains, the creek or the groves of trees. SNAPPER rn yj FREE Attachments Worth up to $60. 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DAVID WRAY The auxiliary is organized to promote good health throughout Utah by many hours of volunteer work by its members. They are very much involved in community programs to help children and youth, to fight drug abuse, to help the disabled and elderly, and to do all they can to improve the quality of life for all Utahns. FREE DRAWING 21st AT 2:00 MAY 1st PRIZE I Night lodging for 3 Hilton. 2nd PRIZE Dinner far 3 at Dee' In Bountiful. at Salt Lake Family 3rd PRIZE Ice cream cake roll from Batkin Rabbin. MULCHERIZER Retail Value $45.00 IFIF on the purchase of any Snapper Mower (thl offer ixpfru May 26th, 1983) OGDEN MEDICALDENTAL CENTER 950 25th St. 621 8894 -- VISA T weight loss centers a 5990 So. 1 900 W. Roy 25-- 3 1125 |
