| Show - - - - - 4' 4 - - - ' tit' - 1WILEM B4 The Salt Lake Tribune Retired Ogden Doctor Fills His Days By Filling Needs of Homeless Patients By Margaret Sowerby Tribune Correspondent OGDEN — Driving down Wall Avenue in Ogden one early morning in 1988 Dr Floyd Seager saw a man fall on the pavement in front of the Ogden Rescue Mission "I could almost hear his head crack" Dr Seager recalls He turned his car around and went back to help Surrounding the man "who was obviously in a dead faint" were several other transients "Who is his doctor?" Dr Seager asked "They all laughed" Dr Seager took the victim to the Hosemergency room at McKay-De- e pital where heart blockage was diagnosed "That day was really the birth of our clinic" Dr Seager says Dr Seager says he talked to his wife Dauna a retired speech therapist and asked her to help him establish a free clinic for medical treatment of the homeless "She instantly agreed" he says "and she has been my strongest sup- porter ever since" A retired physician who practiced in Ogden for 40 years Dr Seager went to the administration at McK- Hospital ay-Dee and asked for $10000 to start the clinic "I got it that day" he says He then contacted the pastor of the Rescue Mission and asked if he could have a room inside the building for a clinic Dr Seager had a dream of possibly 10 volunteer medical people staffing the clinic but in a month the volunteers had risen to 100 "Not only doctors but dentists nurses social workers and volunteers to man the desk" he says Soon realizing the room inside the mission would not accommodate the volunteers or patients a home next door was donated by the mission "We use no tax money at all" Dr Seager says "Everything is donated" Drug companies' samples are donated to the clinic by physicians "and licensed drug salesmen often stop in and donate items" Seager says No narcotics are kept on the premises and no drugs are prescribed he says but there is access to antibiotics and other medications for patients in case of dire need both hospitals In Ogden St Bendicts and McKay-De- e hospital accept patients as charity cases Mental patients are referred to the Weber County Mental health Center "About a third of the patients we see have mental problems" Dr Seager says The most common ailment the largely male group of patients suffers is dental trouble Dr Seager says and dental services are offered o Recipients are: Steven Aase Beverly Chang Richard Evans Lisa Grow Royal Hansen Thomas Hardman David Hughes Wade Hull Matthew Johnson Mitzi Jones John Lunt Marie Madsen Tiffany Department McQuarrie Melissa Miner Meredith Moss Kendall Oliphant Matthew Peck Anne Perry Joshua Smith and Mark Wride all of Salt Lake City Collette Anderson South Jordan Bret Ball Ryan Coles Laura Hammitt Tamra Just and Stephanie Thompson all Sandy and Jennifer Richins Draper Additional scholarship winners are Brian Arbanas Brittany Matsumura Cindy Mills Stephanie Morris and Carl Wadsworth all Bountiful Matthew Bentley Logan Robert Browning Roy Paul Cutler Centerville Brian Gladwell Salina Shalane Hansen and Micah Jensen Providence Ryan lsakson Farmington Christy Karras Kaysville Ping Ma and Johnny Dal Tan Ogden Sheldon Marumoto Layton Shauna McPherson Fruit Heights Lance Miller American Fork Karen Murray Roosevelt: Christianna Nelson Provo Adam Seegmiller Cedar City David Simpson Layton Christopher dren by immersing them in good books and assisting them in the development of their musical skills in flute harp piano and singing She has involved herself in her community by initiating music- - art-- and enrichment programs in her children's schools She has also served as room mother every year She created two mothers groups to lesg share and prepare mate sons and literature-- home-evenin- family-preparedne- ajs"t'uudy''o'rpow-I lice work in Chicago "I've always thought it would be interesting to be a spy" said Shrum "It's a big word — spy Ever since I was little that's been kind of a fantasy" It's a fantasy however that Clearfield officials wish the boys would leave in their heads Maxine Layton city business licensing officer said she tried hard to deny DASL a license but could find no legal grounds for denial "It's scary to think that two 17- who don't have a brain in year-old- s their head might go out and get shot or something" she said "I'm concerned that if they do surveillance someone might see them and think they're burglars and shoot them" '''''''Ividotulknow what kind of experience they have" Layton added The university sent applications 168 of them to seniors who had at least a 37 grade point average and scored 30 or better on the American College Test The highest score obtainable on the ACT is 36 "I FOUND THE CAT GET RESULTS WITH CLASSIFIED ' iwo ' GreEN 6 °0 mv : jitF' 1 BMA' o et - 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"The trick is not to let them catch you" he said Though they have no private-ey- e track record the boys believe they can attract customers with their low prices — about $100 for a repo maybe $15 an hour for embezzlement cases "We're still discussing prices" Young said "We're just getting set 11 Conference Centers on Disabled Women Weeks Lindon and Jonathan Wood CLEARFIELD (AP) — They may look like the Hardy Boys but Les Shrum and Seldon Young II have something the fictional young sleuths don't: a business license DASL Agency is a private-ey- e firm operated by the two Clearfield High School students According to their license obtained last week DASL stands for "Detective Agencies of Seldon and Les" and specializes in background investigations surveillance video and photo work and employee theft The two say they are determined to make detective work a career an aspiration fueled by active imaginations and a thirst Their bible is for her chil- Ms McKenna has helped Smith Pleasant Grove Richard Hardy Boys? At Least Gumshoeing Pair From Clearfield High Have License rials and plans She also is actively involved in her church Also honored at the national con vention were: Jan Christensen Bountiful won the American Mothers State Cultural Arts Contest in the craft division Her "Crazy Quilt A Psychiatrist's Family" won first place and $500 in the national competition Frances Davis Burtenshaw gan was named recipient of the 1991 May Lindsey Motherhood Award This award honors the mother with children over 15 who has done the most to strengthen the homes and families in her state Ms Burtenshaw is married to Dr Claude B Burtenshaw and they have eight children Elaine D Dransfield Wellsville was named the winner of the Ethyl Parham Motherhood Award presented to the mother with children under 15 who has done the most to strengthen the homes and families in her state Ms Dransfield is married to Steven Dransfield and they are the parents of four FarWendy Goodrich McKenna Namington has been named 1991 tional Young Mother Representative by American Mothers Inc at the 56th annual National Convention in St Louis She was selected based on acfamily educational and religious tivities contributions to the state organization and a speech presented at the convention Ms McKenna a Salt Lake City native is the mother of five: Amanda 11 Camilla 9 Mark 7 Brian 4 and Kyle 2 Her husband Richard works for the LDS Transportation Fifty-twUtah high school seniors from throughout the state have been awarded University of Utah Presidential Scholarships The scholarships are pay full tuition for four years provided that recipients maintain a 35 grade point average one day a week Two chairs and other equipment were all donated to the clinic and local dentists volunteer their services "We do some AIDS testing but we treat it like any other disease giving advice on prevention and treatment" The motto of the clinic is: "To give warmth and sharing of human contact and caring regardless of station or lifestyle to treat each person with dignity and respect and require nothing in return" Dr Seager says volunteers are very careful about asking questions which may invade the privacy of patients "Even their age" Seager says "Some are reluctant to let us know anything about them They may have been in jail but it doesn't really matter If they need treatment we give it Clinic hours are from three to five pm three days a week and patients check into the Rescue Mission next door before coming to the clinic "We know many carry knives or guns and we don't want those weapons brought in here so they are held next door" When women and children come into the clinic they are treated according to needs and the children given a free teddy bear Often Dr Seager says women and children are referred to various social programs for needed help "He immediately accepted" Dr Seager says Farmington Mother of Five Wins Award at National Convention High School Seniors Earn Presidential Scholarships From U Friday May 10 1991 L "ORIGINAL PRICES" ARE A GENERAL GUIDE FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY AND DO NOT REFLECT OUR SALE PRICES THEY ARE DISPLAYED TO SHOW HAFIDTHE'FR'INT1212 1) - - - |
