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Show AUGUST 10, 1983 Richard Bell Receives l)istinguished Award -- ment for the past 12 years. He holds a B.S. degree in economics and an MBA from the University of Utah where he graduated in 1969. He came to the Federal Government from Douglas-Unite- d Nuclear, Inc. of Richland, Wash., where he was in finance operations. Presently he serves as president of the Fruit Heights City Planning Commission where he and his wife, Julie and their three children reside. A Fruit Heights man is among three recipients of the -- Federal Executives Assoc. Service ' 1983 Distinguished n awards, n. . , RICHARD P. Bell has been. with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Develop :: MR. BELL notes that the FEA is a vehicle for which managers and professionals of many Federal agencies may exchange ideas and practices that will improve government efficiency and communication and will strengthen the image of Federal employees. The FEA has a special challenge at the present time, says Bell. There have been many attacks made on Federal em- ployees and it is essential that the public understand the com- mitment and dedication of these good men and women who serve as Federal Davis Art League Kaysville News Mr. and Mrs. Max Ward and all of their family, Ben and Edith Reeves and sons Randall and Daniel of Hooper, David and Janet Pickering and daughter Chelese, Bountiful; Mr. also attended the July 24th celebration at St. Anthony, Ida. where Mrs. Parkers Warden and his son David R. Warden who are in training in the ROTC program from and Mrs. Kent Ward and daughters Melissa and Connie Sue of North Bountiful; Neil and Elaine Slade, Farmington; Calvin Ward, Randolph and Lynn Ward, Kaysville, attended the Ward family reunion at Denver, Colo, at the home of Max W'ards sister, Bonnie Rae Anderson. Fifty guests were there. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jones of Fruit Heights drove to Denver, Colo, where they spent a and Jared. The other grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hess of Brigham City. The Hallidays spent a few days before returning home. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Welling spent a few days in Logan where he attended the superintendent's convention. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker returned from Idaho where they spent time fishing on the Teton and Snake Rivers. They week. While there they attended the American Piping Institute convention held at Broadmoore Resort. En route they visited the Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park and the Black Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Reed P. Gunnell were guests for a few days in Afton, Wyo. of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Wray. Mrs. Norma Ward accompanied her son Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ward and two daughters to Portland, Ore. for the weekend where they attended the Thurman family reunion. Dr. David R. Warden flew to Seattle, Wash, where he visited with his daughter Marion brother, A.C. Nichols rode in the parade as the grand marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Draney flew to Portland, Ore. where they attended her family reunion, for the Thurman family. They spent a week with relatives before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Waite and daughter Marilee Packer and son Ron Waite were dinner guests in Logan Sunday of Mrs. Waites sister, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Rees. Mr. and Mrs. Rees daughter Mrs. Julie Rudzinski of Phoenix, Ariz. was aslo a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Waite BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Eldean Hatli-da- y flew to Houston, Tex. to welcome a new grandson, Matthew Wendell bom to their Kris daughter and and Larry Hess on July 16. The new addition weighed 8 lb. 3 oz. at home are Nathan attended the New York Philharmonic concert in Salt Lake City at Symphony Hall Monday evening. To Compete of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Duke Trotta of Clinton will be com- Miss Teen of America luncheon meeting recently held at the Oakridge Country Club in Farmington. INSTALLING officer was Margaret Shumway, succeeding president of the club. Other new officers of the club include Louise Taylor, Edith Hanks, president-elec- t; among Federally-employe- d women. It is now composed of members from the Ogden, Salt Lake City and Tooele areas. recording secretary; Verna Nichol, corresponding secre- tary; Leona Hewett, treasurer; Lula Jean Secrist, membership chairman; Edna publicity; Virginia Wagner, historian; Mary Mendez, Pear-mai- GRETTA S. BAUR n, Flash editor; and Geraldine TRUE Truth may be stranger than fiction but it will never sell for as much. Times, Louisville. service-achievemen- t, de- velopment, poise and appear- ance, judges interview and general awareness. The charity event, judging activities and production rehearsals lead up to the Miss Teen of Utah Pageant Finals to be held in the Provo Elks Lodge 849, of Provo on Saturday evening, Aug. 20 at 8 p.m. CASSIE is a student at -- Art s THE LEAGUE supports the Art Center in a variety of ways. luncheons are planned around an theme such as Bountiful-Davi- s watercolor demonstrations, tours of artists studios, lectures on art appreciation and museum tours. These luncheons not only arouse interest in the Art Center itself, but in the appreciation of all of the arts throughout Davis County and the en- tire state. Each fall, the League hosts a Membership Social, a special event to bring in new members to the While there they also attended two of the plays at the Shakesperean Festival. Mrs. Dan Broschinsky entertained at a birthday party at the park for their daughter Kirsta on Thursday for several of her friends. d Mrs. Kenneth Felt entertained at a birthday slumber and roller skating party for their daughter Angelawhowas nine years old on Thursday. The group of nine girls enjoyed a fun party and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McAllister and family and a cousin Kevin McAllister attended the Black family reunion at Anti nver, Colo, to make their home. Tim will be district manager of the Rocky Mountain States Copy Graphics Com- pany. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mitchell entertained at a family dinner for all his brothers and sisters at the Kaysville City bowery prior to their leaving. Other guests in- cluded Mrs. Tim Mitchell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl W hite of North Farmington. Captain and Mrs. Lance Stewart of Tustin, Calif, have been visiting the past weeks in Fruit Heights with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Stew art and with other relatives and friends. He came to be in the wedding line as best man at David Stenquist's wedding. Bountiful-D- Art League. CHRISTMAS and holiday Art Bountiful-Davi- s s costs only vidual, or pageant utilizes six judging divisions to find the most outstanding young women from around the country. They are: scholastic record, personal Bountiful-Davi- League. Bountiful-Davi- participants. The 1 group the g pageant in Manti. Casper G. Carroll accompanied by his wife Bea attended his 50th high school class reunion of Wasatch High School held in Heber City on Aug. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mitchell and children are moving to De- many artistic activities and benefits to the community as possible. Yearly membership in the al THIS IS the 5 st year for the Federal Womens Club. It was organized in 1932 in Salt Lake City for the purpose of fostering friendship and social activi-tie- s fund-raisin- mony, Utah last week. Whiel en route they attended the Center staff in bringing as MISS TEEN of Utah is a scholarship program unique in its selection of state and Benton, assistant Flash editor. - assist the 1 Mrs. Gretta S. Baur was installed as the new president of the Federal Womens Club at a Every art center needs an a guild or auxiliary group league of members whose purpose is to promote the center activithrough ties, membership support and increased public awareness of the arts. The Bountiful-Davi- s Art Center is extremely fortunate to have as its auxiliary Rodger and Denise Purdy and children Nate, Dione and Jess will be moving to Lakeland, Fla. from Layton. Rodger will be sales manager of Gallager Pump Company. He is the son of Mayor and Mrs. Gerald Purdy. Mrs. Bonnie Gunnell of Fruit Heights and Mrs. Torma Henderson of Layton spent a few days last week in Cedar City where they attended the state convention for Alpha Beta Kappa, an International Honorary Teachers Society. events, childrens activities, workshops and special events of all kinds are coordinated by the Art League in order to 18-2- Pageant , a $ ,000 cash scholarship and other awards. New Federal Womens President Supports Art Center avis peting for the title of Miss Teen of Utah in Provo, Aug. Miss Teen of Utah will win an all expense paid trip to the Kaysville News Clearfield High entering her senior year this fall. o Cassie is sponsored by Security of Ogden and Mr. De-nc- and Mrs. E. R. Trotta. Duke $15 $25 Art Center for an indifor a family membership. Membership entitles you to discounts on purchases of art work and performance tickets. As a member, you will also receive invitations to Art Center and Art League functions and special events and receive the quarterArt Center ly Bountiful-Davi- s Newsletter. TO BECOME a part of this enjoyable and committed group, call the Bountiful-Davi- s 0 Art Center at for a membership brochure, or stop in at the Center at 2175 S. Main, Bountiful. 581-882- Offer good thru Aug. 31, 1983 Free Estimates on Wall Washing too! Counties for over 25 years Serving Davis and Weber The best for less. Call now 546-187- 0 for appointment at.. Dutch Boy Carpet & Furniture Cleaners Now First Securitys VISA Credit Card holds more extras than ever. gumimoTHT UGT8 THROIGH SATIRDAT An entire package of credit convenience fits in the palm of your hand with First Securitys VISA Credit Card and the new VISA EXTRAS. i I VISA has always kept you covered. Its the card thats recognized worldwide to provide extra credit convenience for expenses, entertainment, fares, food and lodgthere are even ing. 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