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Show 2T The Salt Lake Tribune Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines Wednesday, February 15, 1984 I Utahns Honored for Serving Special to The Tribune Senior Airman John W. Herndon, Salt Lake City, recently received the Air Force Good Conduct Medal and was promoted to his present rank. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Herndon Jr. Airman Herndon is a law enforcement specialist at Hill Air Force Base. He graduated from Cottonwood High School in 1978. Navy Operations Specialist Third Class Chuck B. Mitchell, West Valley City, participated in Uintas XXIV, a training cruise in South America and the Caribbean. He is a crew member aboard the destroyer USS Scott. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stair. Marine Lance Cpl. Bryan C. Wilkins, American Fork, recently participated in the training exerHe is a cise Kernel Usher member of Marine Light Helicopter Squadron 367, Third Marine Aircraft W'ing, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif. He is the son of Charles Wilkins and Mrs. Lois Edwards. Navy Airman Recruit Michael S. Rivers, Wellsville, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rivers. six-mon- th 10-d- 84-1- ." course, During the eight-wee- k trainees studied seamanship, close order drill, naval history and first-ai- d. MeNavy Aviation Structural chanic Airman Apprentice Delos W. Hamblin, Clearfield, recently comdeployment to pleted a the Indian Ocean. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hamblin. He is a member of Patrol Squadron 46, based at Naval Air Station Moffett Field, Calif. The squadron Orion flies the Lockheed five-mon- th Navy Yeoman Seaman Apprentice James R. Campbell, Salt Lake five-moCity, recently returned from a Indian the to deployment Ocean. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James CampbelL He is a member of Patrol Squadron 46, based at Naval Air Station Moffett Field, Calif. The squadron Orion flies the Lockheed warfare aircraft. nth P-3- C Marine Sgt. Curtis B. Lichfield, Syracuse, has been awarded a Meritorious Mast, official recognition from his Marine commanding officer for superior individual performance while serving with Marine Corps Air Station, Kanohe Bay, Hawaii. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lichfield. Navy Seaman Recruit Bruce P. Coombs, Sandy, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Coombs. course During the eight-wee- k trainees studied seamanship, close order drill, naval history and first aid. P-3- C warfare aircraft. Marine Lance Cpl. Frankie T. Magna, has been awarded a Meritorious Mast while serving with Third Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station El Toro, Calif. He is the son of Martha Elsbury. This award is official recognition from his commanding officer for su- perior individual performance. Els-bur- y, Navy Seaman Recruit Barry T. Allen, Salt Lake City, has completed recruit training at the Naval Train- ing Center, Navy Recruit Training Command San Diego. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen. course, During the eight-wee- k trainees studied general military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and training in one of the Navys basic occupational fields. Show Combines Artwork of Students, Convalescent Center Residents, Staff Pencil drawings: Brooks Lehning, Olympus; and H. Root Photo: Allen Lang, an employee. Watercolor: John OBrian, an employee; Jennifer Sharp, Olympus. Besides entering their works in the show, students gave demonstrations on their paintings to the residents. Other demonstrations and workshops included handiwork, photography, oil painting and preserving flowers. Richard A. Van Winkle, chairman of the board of governors of Prima- specialized care to patients referred from other facilities. Dr. L. George Veasy, physician-in-chi- He has been willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish an objective, said hospital administrator Donald R. Poulter. He is convinced that no obstacle is insurmountable if people are dedicated. Mr. Hull said the center schedules activities each week and the three-da- y art show was the activity for the residents. A Boy Tribune Staff Photo by Tim Kelly and His Bike Gary Klus, a young motocross enthusiast, is not deterred by snow from enjoying I a sport usually reserved for the warmer months, as he rides north of Rose Park. Winners in the handiwork categories were: residents, Vernie Christensen, best of show; L.C. Hammond, runner-up- ; Maurine Brewer, Myrtle McMillian, Thelma Presnell; Ruth Werely; and employee Joann Glen. A joint art show and workshop with Olympus High and Evergreen Junior High schools art students and Wasatch Villa Convalescent Center residents and staff members of the center turned out a great success villa officials said. The purpose of the show, held at the convalescent center, 2200 E. 3300 South, according to the center administrator Dan Hull, was to provide interaction between the elderly and young artists in the area. Judges for the event were artist Traute Dehn and noted local water-colo- r artist Dr. Larry Sandberg. Ribbons to the winners in each category were announced at an ice cream social at the end of the show. Mr. Hull said the success of the event helped in deciding to make it an annual event. Winners in the various categories were: Oils: Ken Carlson, Olympus; Lona Murden, an employee, and Eric Peterson, Olympus. Van Winkle Retiring as Head Of Primary Childrens Board ry Childrens Medical Center for more than eight years, is retiring from the position. ef of the Mr. Van Winkle center, described Mr. Van Winkle as an effective , leader who is heavily committed to the betterment of his com Mr. Van Winkle munity. recently retired as chairman of the Lockhart Co., but continues to serve as executive vice president of Zions Utah Bancorpora-tio- n and director of the executive committees of Zions First National Bank and the National Consumer Finance Association. Mr. Van Winkle is credited with successfully guiding the center through the transition from an LDS Church-owne- d hospital to an essenfacilitially independent ty owned by Intermountain Health Care Inc. 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