Show The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday October n Happenings — — -- 'Home Companion' musician here Peter Ostroushko is best known throughout the United States hu nine years as one of the regular performers and musical director of the g radio program “A Prairie Home Companion” with Garrison Keillor Ostroushko will be appearing in concert in Logan Monday at 8 pm in the Taggart Student Center Auditorium on the USU campus Tickets are available in advance from Sunrise Cyclery in Logan or at the door Seating is limited so concert-goer- s are encouraged to buy their tickets in advance Ostroushko’s Logan concert is sponsored by The Bridger Folk Music Society and KUSU-FFor more information call (evenings) for award-winnin- M 752-59- 46 Education banquet reservations due Tickets for the college of education building fund banquet may be purchased until 5 pm Thursday Nov 4 by contacting Varnell Bench at Tax deductible tickets are 375 per couple or $50 per person The banquet is Nov 6 at 6:30 pm in the Taggart Student Center ballroom Michael Ballam will provide a musical program 750-14- Groundbreaking is Monday am The program begins in the Edith Bowen Laboratory School auditorium with remarks by Spencer F Ecdes chief executive officer of First Security Bank Eccles represents his aunt Emma Eccles Jones whose 33 million contribution began the building project The building will be named the Emma Eccles Jones Education Building Other speakers at the brief indoor ceremony will be USU President Stanford Cazier Utah Commissioner of Higher Education Wm Rolfe Kerr and dean of education Oral Ballam Bowen School’s will sing The observance will move outdoors at 10:30 am to the construction site west of the Bowen School Architect Ron Simmons of Edwards and Daniels Associates and Abel F Paulsen president of Finn B Paulsen Construction Inc general contractor will make remarks Ceremonial ground breaking will be done by Cazier and other distinguished guests Students from Bowen School will also take up shovels “I’m confident that some of these children will be among the next generation of teachers we educate in this new facility” Ballam said ’It’s appropriate that they join us at this rs groundbreaking’ The public is invited to both programs Halloween carnival Saturday A MLW 1987-- 17 M'1 Ross Kendell president of Commercial Security Bank and chairman of the campaign to convert the president's home into the alumni house will discuss the g campaign USU president Stanford Cazier will make remarks Cathy VanSkyhawk president of the Alumni Association will also have comments Following the ceremony in Old Main Theodore M Burton will offer a dedicatory prayer at the Alumni House Burton a former chemistry professor at USU wrote the university's alma mater hymn He is now a member of the First Quorum of Seventy of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints The house will be open Friday from noon until 7 pm for tours Light refreshments will be served fund-raisin- The American Legion Auxiliary of Smithfield will have their annual Halloween carnival Saturday at the Legion Hall on South Main pm There will be witches’ brew and hot dogs cake walk fish pond dart boards and other games All children are invited Prizes will be given to children wearing the best costumes Oldest Aggies to lead parade y The oldest known living graduate of Utah State University and the oldest alumna known will be grand marshalls of the Homecoming Parade this Saturday in Logan They will lead 130 entries in the parade which starts in downtown Logan at 10 am Clara Hyde Turner 96 graduated from the Utah Agricultural College in 1912 with a degree in home economics Mary Bedford Stoddard 98 attended the UAC evenings and summers for seven years getting certified to teach Jut never graduating Mrs Turner taught high school a year at American Fork and four years at Morgan where she still lives She was married to Albert R Turner who died in 1956 Four of their five children attended USU seven of 26 grandchildren graduated from USU and three of 60 have attended two currently She has been active in Extension programs Daughters of Utah Pioneers and the LDS Church She has traveled through most states Europe Japan Hong Kong and Thailand and still does crochet and tatting Mrs Stoddard now lives in Salt Lake City She first taught six school in Cornish She also taught at grades in a Newton and Richmond and in Blue Creek near Tremonton where she and her husband homesteaded a farm She was married to Roscoe Stoddard who died in 1971 They had four children including a daughter who died of cancer and a son killed in World War II There are 20 grandchildren and 45 She has been active with Daughters of Utah Pioneers Gold Star Mothers and the LDS Church She still bakes her own bread and cans fruits and vegetables She also crochets Happenings rules Happenings are published in The Herald Journal on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays This is a free service of the newspaper Items should announce cultural 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