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Show rT Dawns EZBaffiHEBI I Thursday August 2ft,2003 Volunteers helped festival run smoothly helped with tech support for the performances. These and many other volun- - BY PELOA SHARP Clipper Correspondent LooX These on the lighter side of life past few have Action, on Wednesday and tion dance Saturday night, the Summeriest Bountiful International senior volunteers saw the culmination of all their work which began for many of them as early as January: Its overwhelming to see the degree of effort from the committee and volunteers, to see their willingness to drop everything in their lives, come in and give us their all, said Emma Dugal, Summerfest Coordinator. Many of those involved in Summerfest have volunteered for several years. One couple is Eileen and Paul 1 luber. Eileen is the morning hostess as the artists set up their booths and the volunteers get everything in place. She makes sure there are enough donuts, bagels and beverages for everyone there. Her smile helps them start out their day cheerful- Currently undergoing trials on sitting U.S. Presidents, members of Congress and players in the NBA. NEGA-SPORTAGR- This We came across the following article sent to us by Gary Sessions. Gary is a friend of ours who is end- ing with the audience participa- drug has the exact opposite effect of Viagra. some- Starting with the kickoff event, Artists in is what sober, and for good reason, these are sobering times. But that is not what life is all about so we decided to clean out our files and look for the lighter side of life. - BOUNTIFUL teers made Summerfest run smoothly for an enjoyable experi- ence for those involved. complex drug had the strange effect of Mark and Cayle making men want to Van Wagoner turn off their televised sports proconstantly searching for information we can use on our and actually converse with grams radio show, (The Breakfast Bunch family members. with Mark & Gayle, live from FLATULAGRA. This amazLittle America on AM 1 ( 160, ing new drug eliminates men's intestinal gases and the special KKDS.6 10 a.m.) and this has to bonus is that the dosage can be be one of his best. It's called; doubled for long car tnps. Drugs for Males FLYAGRA. This new product With Viagra such a bit hit, sevhas been showing great promise in eral drug manufacturers are bringing forth a whole new line of drugs treating men with O.FD. (Open oriented toward improving the Fly Disorder). Men notice immein of men diately if their zipper is down, even today's performance partially. society. Note the following new PRYAGRA. This drug Ls failproducts are awaiting FDA ing its clinical trials. It is giving approval; men the irresistible urge to dig into D1RECTRA. A dose of this the affairs of other people and drug given to men before leaving then call their friends to tell them on car trips caused 72 percent, in a about their new discoveries. An controlled trial, to stop and actualturned three ly ask for directions when they got apparent over-dos-e test subjects into special proseculost, compared to 0.02 percent in tors." the control group who received a LI AGRA. This new drug causplacebo. es men who are less than truthful PROJECTRA. Men given this to tell the absolute truth. It will be experimental drug were far more available in Grand Jury" and likely to finish a household repair Presidential" strength versions. project before starting a new one. PASSIVE-AGRA. This is the CHILDAGRA. Men taking this drug reported a sudden and drug the manufacturers are most excited about. When taken on a overwhelming urge to perform tasks. Especially more child-car- e daily basis, it causes combative, contentious and overly competicleaning up spills and changing males to actually walk away tive diapers. from a potentially explosive situaCOMPLIMENTRA. In clinical trials, 82 percent of middle aged tion and rev ill to dialogue instead. men administered this drug They are hoping for a large-scal- e test in the middle eastern coun- - . noticed that their wives had a new testis It tues. cut hairstyle. rently being ed to see if its effects extend to Drug manufacturers are excited about the prospects of these noticing new clothing. new experimental drugs. They feel BUYAGRA. Miirried and otherwise attached men reported a the world will actually become a sudden urge to buy their sweetbetter place with the aid of pharmaceuticals. hearts expensive jewelry and gifts after taking this drug for only two So, thank you Gary Sessions, Still is be to however, seen, days. you put a smile on our lips for a few minutes. We'll take that kind whether this drug can be continof a lift anytime, anywhere. Now, ued for a period longer than your let's go get this day! favorite stores return limit. -- ly Paul arrives at the Bountiful City Park early to help set up the stage, chairs and anything else that is needed. He stays at the park all through Summerfest to troubleshoot any problems. BDAC Board Chair and Cultural Exchange Chair Marsha Pilgeram is involved extensively in religious and ethnic diversity: This background makes her perfect for cultural exchange in which she emphasizes unity Her committee was responsible for housing the dancers and their entourage. Betty Jo Hixson is an invaluable volunteer. She helped with the artists' bcxvths. taking them tax information, badges and guiding them to where they were to set up. With her calming influence on the harried artists, this part of Summerfest has gone so much more smoothly. Ixe Snyder is the backbone ot Summerfest. Along with Paul I luber, he sets everything up and stays at the park to troubleshoot problems. He builds things, connects things and organizes back-stagHe stays at the paik the whole week, then he goes on vacation for a week to recov er. Backstage hospitality is handled by Mike Rafferty. He sets up e. it:,,-- - J Jamie Sours and Heather Tripp show off Spanish dancing. and makes sure the international performers have plenty to eat and drink. During this year's microburst, he secured the valuable instruments and costumes for the international groups. Guy Dugal was stage manager for has and four years Summerfest in his blood. This year, he helped set up on Wednesday with Lester Lee and Ixe Snyder. Guy was a floater, helping out wherever needed. He has a real feel for international relations and can speak two languages, but communicates and understands different cultures well. Coordinating volunteers to the gallery site at the BDAC duris Maxine Summerfest ing Shreve. She trains volunteers, opens the doors in the morning and locks up at night. She keeps things running smoothly while the staff is away. Jean Madsen coordinated volunteers for the information booth and selling Mary Louise I lanson did a fabulous job begging, borrowing and. close Jq; stealing whatever BSI needed in donations. Attending Summerfest committee meetings faithfully. Dick Smalley helped with set up. the festival, he Throughout d Animal Bountiful the Hospital. The adoption fee for dogs over 6 months is $85, a donation to help Wasatch Humane's dedicated staff and volunteers save more wonderful animals like this wony Hours: derful boy. Meet Osita, a gorgeous, happy and outgoing border collie mix with a glossy, beautiful black and white coat and kind disposition. She is only about 18 months old, house-traineand happy as can be. She is playful and kind with children and with other dogs. Yet we have had her since early April, through no fault of her own she hasn't yet been Please don't pass adopted. her by: She is seeking a forever home where she will have kids andor a playmate dog. lots of walks and outlets for exercise. Obedience classes will be a good idea for this young gal, to help build on the skills she and manners already knows. If she has a fault, it is that she initially jumps on people, only to get closer to them for love and affection. Or choose your next pal from more than a dozen very nice, friendly, gentle Labs and Lab mixes.fun-lovin- g border collies, adult even cockers, purebred Brittany, American Eskimo, German Shorthair pup, and " many other dogs of all sizes and cats of all colors at Wasatch Humane's Adoption Center, 880 S. 500 West, Bountiful, attached to d, Tues-Frida- Sat. 1 1 Remember: now is the best time to have your pet spayed or neutered, to make them healthier, more content family members and to do your part to stop the pet overbreeding problem which results in thousands of healthy, gentle animals being killed in our state's animal shelters. And it's affordable, thanks to the Bountiful Animal Hospital and Wasatch Humane's Spay Utah! Program. Female dogs start at just $40. Male dogs start at $30, both depending on the dog's weight. Male cats just $20. Female cats just $30. To adopt, volunteer or schedule a neuter appt. for YOUR 8 or visit the pet, call adoption center or see us weekends at Layton Petsmart. We always need donations of quality dry dog and catkit-te- n food and cat litter. Help 299-850- readv-to-fove- us save lives! 5Z Its Back to Basics M M Golden Years nrnnnn Center events Weve Moved! 295-347- Aug. (ZUdie 'Putted, jfflmsjL Taste ojfiliome points Mall) Come See Our New Store t. At Colonial Square! Between China Platter & Parsons Bakery Friday, Aug. 29 8:30 5 (From Activities at the Golden Years Senior Center, 726 S. 100 East, Bountiful, 4 include: Clipper n n u u a u urn h d a Soft Tinas Hallmark Shop AerobicsComputer 9:00 Stained Glass Craft Classes 9:00 Beginning Water 541 West 2600 South Bountiful Coloring 9:30 Line Dancing 10:30 Jazz Dance Band Personal History 11:45 Lunch: reservations 12:30-- 5 Faceting, Pinochle, Bridge, Pool 1 J)0 Basic Computer 1:30 Vision Support Gp 1st & 3rd Fri 292-010- Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2003 7:00 p.m. Woods Cross High School Auditorium Colonial Square 7 Vendor booths open at 4:40 p.m. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Show begins at 7:00 p.m. FABRIC CENTERS fiSt 'Open imaginatton toawoddof SATURDAY 1 Center closed for Labor Day MONDAY ONLY Monday, Sept. 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