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Show SMDS w nxnryn y&vsv wnwiyi TESSEBL liUVB M2rxiMnx wi.mt '" 'yW7 ifti v.!i SEE Quilts donated for service project BY DELOA SHARP C BOUNTIFUL World War II yots remember E vm dedicated morn- ooHsponduU C lippei f mallv. these men and women approxi aie talking about match M'S a m then expei icnces we "i disc I he Hag" Hie childien and on oui morning ladio grand childien ol our veterans aie pmgiam ( Mat k A tinallv hearing the Guvle.live horn I ittle Amenca.h-1stones that have been hidden toi so a m on AM Mark & Gayle 10W) RDY I ) It is long Stones that we need to hcai and Van have we Wagoner sonKlhmg deeds that need to done lor over 12 be remembered so we will vears now never loiget the puce that was We IllI that oui eteians should nevLr he lorgotten paid lor our tieedom Veteians are being asked to Men. women wartime and n have who those lime.all speak up. and help out peai.e understand that tieedom served oui eountrv deseive to isn t free Paula rdlingham. he runemhued tliev desene author ot "Solutions lor to he thanked tor protecting Families." is just one vv liter oui countn and oui wav ot nnli-tarAll the ol tile branches asking for stones to help tumi-lie- s n understand what this all icsene and guaid went through Please units, anvone and even one send youi contributions to who has taken the oath to prou u it s oliitioinfonnililai Imni-tect this eountrv tiom all eneo nm There are a number mies abroad and domestic, ot oiganizations asking loi this deserve oui iespect and deeplnlonnation est thanks Plus, it you would like moie Since we began "raising the information about the celebraHag'.' we have had the oppoitu-mtand pleasuie ot meeting tions planned all summer long around the World War II so manv ot our eountrv 's hnest Veterans trom all walks memonal.log onto n n h iinwniasfH(iictieiuia-tioot hie. who have served all over the woild in even concoin And loi inhumation about the WW'll Memonal, flict, have come in or written to tell then stones and share log onto it it it n tt umcnumal unn with us then tec lings It has Ilns is one lecognilion that been oui gieatest experience oui Veterans won't be able to in radio 1 11 re e return Iliey will just have to yeui s ago. the Veterans ol foreign W'ars invithumbly take the adoration ot a ed us back to their national grateful countiy and world lor what they gave us Something convention in Milwaukee, to with us even this memorial seems the that present small by companson Commandci in Chiefs Gold Good luck to out continMedallion President Bush was there and his National gent ol Wlerans who aie Seeui it V' Aclvisoi. along with headed hack to Washington several C iciicrals and Military DC with Teiry Schovv.our brass Director ol Veterans Allans top It wascjuite ovei whelming lor I hah We wish we were tor the two ot us to go on stage going with you Thunks Vets Now let's go get this dav and be piesented with this awaid in tront ol 10.01)0 Veterans We tell undeserving ot this gilt, getting 10 times more in return tor what we tried to give (Why does it always Do You Want seem to woik that way') All we wanted to do was recognize the people who have Longer or sen ed us On Memorial Day. another Thicker Hair? tubute will be paid to our ITus Veterans time to a partic-ula- i ( till MotWjUt ft (iihiiU Vet. one who has never 292-620- 1 asked for recognition One who gets uncomfortable with he Fonsorul Parlor being called a "hero" A pertoW Mam Bmintihil son who literally saved the world from tvranny and then came home and built our country into the superpower it is today We're talking about the "( ireatest Generation in the W'oi ld. the Woild W'ar II ing til v h v n m 1 - When the call went out loi volunteers to pi ov ide quilts to be sent to the destitute people of Chile, the lesponse hum the Bountilul Utah Stake to LDS Apostle lelliey R Holland's icquest was overwhelming Not only did the women ol the Stake answer this call, but also Over a dia-pei- 'v f . k-V- jxnod, two-mont- h moie than SOI) quilts were made lor the stake's liumani-tanupioject But. annd the sea ol colois hanging fiom the vv alls Bountiful of the label nude culluiul hall, one a blue and quilt stood out and a man white pulf quilt sewed it Richaid Raw son lovingly crulted this quilt which was crated up with the others and sent oil to the Salt Lake Citv Humamtaiian Center Rnvvson began quilting as a child when he helped his mother with her quilts Tire 6v has made quilts lor vear-ol- d his childien and some friends He eniovs making putt quilts the most In Ins spaie tune, between building houses and catering weddings and dinners, he pieced together the quilt - 1 n "Wow1" moie quilts Conference also painted paiticipants s blocks, piepaied stacks ol and book bags, cut fleece blankets and scaives. stitched fleece balls lor childien and crocheted hats and leper bandages Iliey also enjoyed a bieaklast bullet and musical selections during the lout-hoevent I leel good knowing people will have something to them waim." said keep Ry dalch 'It will iclieve some ot the physical burden they have and let them locus on other things" Svlvia Zobell was there when the quilts weie taken to the Centerville Humanitarian room "It was overwhelming." said Zobell "It was unbelievable. wonder ul Tire quilts weie very well made and very nice" Wintertime will lind the quilts in the hands ol those that need them most Someone will keep warm under the pull quilt made bv Ravvson. a thought that bungs warmth to lus heart on this chilly spnng morning tie the childien. young women, and even pnests and Cub Scouts tied quilts 0 chil-die- In one waid. Ray Smedley and Phyllis Ball sewed some 1st) quills beloie disti ibutmg them Lven on the culminating dav ol the women's conference. theie was scaiccly loom in the cultuial hall to accommodate the ti antes needed to ViV ? J .c'li VxJr a k 'K f ) X'vl i rv sw r r,- - .v fC" t .5, I i ( RICHARD RAWSONS painstakingly crafted by was unique because man. He began quilting as quilt a it a was child. tying, and organized groups of manv of them rental king how quilting bees The quilling bees weie popular with the women. much they enoycd getting together to work on the quilts Raw son's was espouse when he saw all the quilts that had been tied It was overwhelming I had to go get my camera and take pictures It was a tun pioject "Wow. was the general response fiom paiticipants in the humamtaiian pioject Julie Ry dalch. chan of the event, oiiginullv hoped to be able to turn TOO quilts over to the Room Humamtaiian in Centerville Hie Stake received lundmg lor that many, but manv people, like Ravvson. donated materials and quilts on then own Repiesenlutives tiom each ot the seven waids helped with the distnbution ot the materials. the quilts lor i n pie-boun- d PACKAGE DEALS ERR FT RIRLL 369 West 1630 5outh 5LC (Just South of Costco) Utah's newest craft wall IS NOW OPEN! Come m & browse over THIS &0fcS 300 booths of handcrafted gifts, collectibles, candles, furniture, seasonal items & home decor open inside the craft mall is Heartland Paper Co & The Wildflower Cafe & Deli Now "Where our creations become your Treasures" Centerville Residents Vets Men and women who still it haid to talk about it. Veterans who we aie losing at the rate ol a thousand a day As we mentioned, they nevei asked loi recognition, not did the experithey want tv) e ence Iliey just wanted to come home and live good lives Iliey felt the men they lelt behind were the heroes, they just did what unycitien would do Well, these "citizens are finally getting a memorial suited to their devotion. Thanks to the friends and children of these Veterans, the money was raised, a site was chosen, a bill was passed in Congress, and this Memorial Day. the national WWII Memorial will be tmd Have you lived in Centerville for 50 or more years? We are looking for you! In conjunction with Centervilles Fourth of July Celebration, Centerville City is sponsoring a special dinner to honor all Long Time Residents on Thursday, July 1st at 6:30pm. If you have lived in Centerville for 50 or more years and would like to attend or if you know of anyone who should be invited, please contact Kris Green at 295-047- 3 41 6 W. 500 S., Bountiful Phone:299-866- 0 Fax: (801)299-866- 1 Limit Two (2) Substitutions Per Package Phone Orders Welcome VisaMCAmencan Express I |