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A1 Lake City Police Department, wheie Cawley had worked since 1907 He was a detect ie and member of the SWAT team This state, this city, this police depaitment has lost someone who was one of our best 1 his was one of the special of the special " said Police Chief Rick Dinse He was a patriot who cared about his community and his country He Nought both together Jimbo has been defined by mam things I Ie repie-sente- d the best in all of us " le was a warrior, an outstanding Mamie, a nat ural 1c ler said Marine C apt Jason Daughterv "He loed and caied foi his men He ti amed them as best as he could Hi k caie n them lies " going to be missed Officer Mark Schuman ol tb SI PD called Cawley a good and decent man He neei shied away from danger, and had no hesitation No winds can describe the admiration I have for him I Ie was a partner, and I am happy to hae had him as a friend Sister Julie Cawley I lanson, ol Roy, said she last saw him the end of February, and recalled some of his earliest years "He yas a quiet, obedient boy He had a breakfast cereal routine Fcery morning, he would use the same speckled cup His ceieal could only be stirred with a (oik It that was not obeyed all paid the price 1 Ie belieyed yeiy strongly that there was a certain way things should be done " She spoke of his outstanding sen ice as an I DS missionary to Japan, thanking the I'tah Japanese community for then support, lose and appreua tion, as well as that ol the LDS irst Presidency, as well as their Livton Tox ( icek Waid and neighborhood Support the troops. Piesident Bush she urged "We especially pray foi the POWs, all the families MWfni HOBBY CRAFT SUPERSTORES & Q)lit 1oE (? ')('! C.W7 Wicker macs BASKIIS 1 VY 1 ABASKET uli w know want the dmei til the llumNcc to his ob We want him to led hewasust doing " no guilt I hope all can appreciate the huge sacnticc he made." bi other Mike ( lawley said, yylule sister Debbie Seamons atlcled. le yens a great gieat man " h m uli i oiipnn ( off olll basket oms Moepy SINGLE I'l EM OU CHOOSE N ()i ' non Jiiti GETONE 40 UP JR in tin 111 In Ol k y t , ni lliin (' off EE uli i oupon t on the following items itviii ! i Ihnic k FILLERS. OJNJE I. 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II you ate doing " ater in the same letter, the young man. who, in his own way knows the price of lieedom. shares that hes not going to put himself in the position ot captivity again, not only out of respect for lamily. friends and himscll, "But I will stay out for you or the freedom you so diligently and Sies GET ONE 1 A1 She sees that often kids who come in harboring dark feelings are brought back into the light One Farmington Bay resident tells the soldiers, Next summer, when I am 17. 1 will be signing up for BT (basic training) I want to fight for other's freedom I want to show them that 1 care, just as lllil BUY ONE usited the fan About 2x0 b tgs (one per Innii ly ) foi holding infoimnlion picked up dunne the event had been passed out We didn t want people to come iwa) liom this Icclmg ckpiessed oi womed about how they might be unprepared Kmticv stated "We wanted to provide them with inhumation that would encouinge them let them know theie is a lot they can do to proy tect themselves in times of It seems to have winked " ue - llnl lam o! 1! lee FREE piolessioa War jitters spur fair turnout ls . MOSS Val Verda 4th Ward Troop 200 members sort food items at Woods Cross High before loading them onto trucks donated by Yellow Freight. Scouts collected food for charity over South Davis Saturday. While most of the information passed out by Roden and Parkinson concerned conyention-a- l tlieie pets dogs and cats was also advice lor owneis of like snakes igu,i nas and other exotics Fire prevention, evacuation plans, home security, fingerprint ing of children. CT R I training, scout merit badge training and testing, survival skills, neighboi-hoo- d watch and food stoiage were among the other topics cov ered 1 GEL ONE attitude Continued from p. A1 S BUY ONE GEL ONE F R E E . Spanish Scouts show Assorted Clear GLASSWARE f BUY ONE 9 y own i'ii 'mu t S M RUSHES le Ik t lo etlOOM GETONE F REE Gteenerv "r' . 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