Show rr nrrr rrr 'is t' ' ' r ? i i rrn Trrrrw r i e p The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday March 12 2000 ‘ Dailey’s 80th By USU Media Relations Doa Q Dailey will celebrate hii 80th birthday on Friday Mach 17 2000 He wu bom in Sugar City Idaho die fifdi The Utah State University Reentry Student Center’s chapter of Pinnacle the national honor society for returning students recently of eleven children born to Abnun and Stella Dailey The family later moved to Dayton Idaho where be was raised on inducted 20 new members To be eligible students must be 26 or older have a five-yeor more gap in their education a minimum grade point average of 30 be involved in a farm with thei following brotheri'taf sisters: Abram F Milton (deceased) Elbert John ' Max (deceased) (deceased) Mardean Richard and Ralph (twins deceased) Edna (deceased) Stella and Frank Don attended schools in Dayton fasten and Weston where he was active in sports music and drama and was Student Body President when he graduated inT938 He met his wife lone Rich from St Charles Idaho when she came to Dayton to teach school and i v they were married in the Logan LDS Temple on Feb i 7 r ‘ f 11 1942 They lata became die proud parents of four chil- dren Carol (Ellis) Child Riverdale Utah Brent (Billee) Dailey Farmington Utah Brenda (Glade) Schvaneveldt of Weston and Alan (Carol) Dailey North Logan Don was in the Pacific in World Wv II and later served a mission to die West Central State Mission Hd lived in Dayton for many yean where he operated his own farm and enjoyed life At the age of 43 he decided to attend Utah State University where he graduated in 1966 with a degree in English and speech teaching at West Side High School for one yew and the next 16 years at Sky View High School in Smithfield He loved teaching and had great rapport with his students Don lok his beloved wife lone in November of 1974 as a result of a tragic automobile accident He later married Cleone Petersen whom he had met 12 yean earlier when they both attended USU They were married in June of 1975 in die Logan LDS Temple He inher- ited Cleone’s six children: frnne Sanduk Kristine Foltz w ffiSKTflR" en P " Don Q Dailey Over the years he has had many many funerals He has always loved “people" and it shows in the great relationships that develop He is a en five 23 fun-lovi- ng happy man with a wonderful sense of humor and a great personality and is a constructed He has also Shortly after his retirement from teaching in 1983 he and Cleone were called to officiate in the Logan LDS Temple completed requirements for a master's degree in vocational rehabilitation counseling from Utah State University Kirkbride-Knighto- n is the Lenis of daughter e and the late Frank of Idaho Falls Idaho She is married to Clark D Knighton of North Logan and Speas-Kirk-bri- and 11 Ora’s brothers rod sisters are: friend to all who know him He and Cleone have enjoyed traveling together in their RV visiting most of the states in the union as well as Hawaii Mexico and Canada Don is a ' “conscientious" walker loves to read and is currently writing his life history After considerable research he and Cleone wrote “The Hills of Home” a Clifford (Adria) Mecham Idaho Falls Idaho Delbert Trina Sedgwick North Logan has three children David 17 Bonnie 15 and Matthew 9 She received a bachelor of science degree in psychology with an emphasis in deafness from Utah State University man Lesli Johnson Providence Julie Ann Hughes Smithfield and Valisa Dilworth Tremon-to- n Pinnacle initiates taking courses through USU Exten- sion are: Diane Carney Ai-Li- ng Annette Freston Debbie Cindy Spaf-for-d Thompson-Davi- s and Janalee Watkins all of Vernal and Charlotte Colby Castle Dale and Marjorie O’Brien St George history of Dayton Idaho Mecham Salt Lake City Utah de Kirk-brid- Kirkbride-Knighto- She also completed a 60Q office under the supervision of Norma Whitney Kirkbride-Knighto- n is currently looking for employment with the State Department of Rehabilitation either in north- devel- n oped a practicum involving a coordination of a yearly three-da- y workshop under the direction of the Disability Resource Crater ald a Utah State and under the University supervision of Diane Hard ern Utah or northeastern Id iho She would like to stay in Logan Mecham (Jeanine) (filbert Ariz aid two sisters Ada M" Nielsen Clearfield Utah and Clara M (Dave) Rainsdon Idaho Falls Idaho two where they still have a small summer home He has a nice Anna sisters-in-la- w and Beth Swendsen Idaho Falls Idaho voice and has always been Ora was honored with a Cache Valley family party (Ml Friday with her children and grandchildren and some nieces and nephews coming in for ice cream cake and memories Ora was also honored on Saturday at the Copper Mill Attending were her two sisters four brothers and their spouses and two her daughters grandchildren some nieces and nephews A lovely dinner program and tributes were enjoyed by all We love fra and pray for her continued health and positive involved in church choirs various choruses and quartets He is loved dearly by his large family and will be honored a family dinner party in early April a Winn’s 95th The family of Ora M Winn would like to wish their wonderful mother grandmother and THE ARTS AND CRAFTS STORE o sister-in-la- great-grandmot- a very nappy 95th birthday fra Mecham Johnson Winn was born March 10 1905 in Riverdale Idaho She was die second child in a family of 13 attitude- - Deadlines “ TSEetimmiP ried Heb K John f Sunday Cost for birthday announcements is $35 Payment is due when the announcement is brought to the office no' billing or charging is permit-die- d Idaho in 1972 and they had 14 beautiful years together He in 1986 Mrs Winn moved to Logan in 1987 She now resides with her daughter and John and Beverly Wheeler here in Logan She is a member of the Logan 15th LDS Ward fra enjoys her friends and her family and going' to son-in-la- ted Birthday information and a good qualityphoto must be delivered to The Herald Journal office 75 W 300 North w Logan no later than noon Wednesday “Soft focus” photos do not reproduce' well Thomas X Smith Camp Her three daughters and their spouses are Beatrice and Jay (deceased) Anderson Ogden Utah Lila Mae and Neal (deceased) Crowther Malad Idaho Beverly and John L Wheeler Articles should be no longer than 350 words The Herald Journal reserves die right to refuse photographs and edit articles to meet journalistic style For more information call Meredith Purintun or Lance 1 8 un to 4 Frazier Friday ' through Monday pm her church meetings She always looks forward to her monthly DUP meetings 752-212- Logan Utah ‘West’ festival honored Bv USU Media Relations The American Bus Association (ABA) announced that die Festival of the American West - rK- presented at the American West Heritage Center in Wellsville July 28 through Aug 5 has been designated by an elite tourism industry selection committee as one of the top 100 events in North America for 2000 This prestigious designation is an important recognition by the group tour and travel other quality criteria consecutive year The award recognizes the high level of quality that goes into the pluming and execu- criteria are used in the judging tion of the Festival of the American West and the entertainment value it offers to both group motorcoach tours and P V ' ' individual travelers from around the world award presenters said Thejrade organization of the motorcoach industry ABA annually selects events that appeal to group travelers and that showcase North America’s rich diversity The association initiated the program in 1982 as a benefit for motorcoach tour and char setting Single copies of a frill-col- or brochure listing the 2000 Top 100 as well as other 24-pa- ge 1 to motorcoaches and other large groups and a variety of industry and has been awarded to the Festival for the fifth t ter members offering group old West It includes historical tour organizers a reference far demonstrations crafts western n preparing fresh and exciting entertainment and hands-oitineraries Members of ABA’s activities capped with an out2000 Top 100 Events selection door pageant in a spectacular committee chose from among hundreds of United States and Canadian events nominated by state and provincial tourism offices In selecting the Festival of the American West the committee considered the event’s broad appeal its accessibility Because objective quality process certain states and provinces may not receive any Top 100 designations in a given year while others may be host to multiple events “We are elated that leaden of the group travel industry from all over the United States and Canada have recognized the outstanding entertainment value that the Festival of the American West has to offer the public” said Ronda Thompson executive director of the American West Heritage Foundation and Center Thd Festival of the Amerihercan West is an eight-daitage festival celebrating the y internationally known US and Canadian events are available from ABA a request for ABA’s 2000 Top 100 Events in North America to abainfobusesorg or send a postcard to 100 New York Avenue NW Suite E-m- ail 1050 4 ODCUOMlnMi r uorcuaMinot! ssoranttoot a 797-11- 43 The American West Heritage Crater living history site is located in Wellsville six miles southwest of Logan on US Highway 1 It is the home of the Festival of the American West and foe Jensen Farm The project is a partnership between Utah State University and the American West Heritage Foundation 89-9- I UUMHMHMMMM DC Washington Additional copies are available for $3 For more information about the Festival of the American West contact the American West Heritage Crater (435) 20005-393- d naAt prim nv Wb (M-p- ki iSRdta mm fK m nhpd I—— nMi mm to IB mmrm ( -- our internship through the Utah State Department of Rehabilitation in the Logan (Glenna) Mecham Mesquite Nev Burnise (Valors) Mecham Preston Idaho Don- ed served in other bishoprics on the high council other priesthood and auxiliary curings and always a home teacher Kirkbride-Knighto- n of North Logan step-daught- er the opportunity to speak at Kirkbride-Knighto- n Pamela Ora M Winn Radia and one (Cedi) Thomas Boise Idaho She has 12 grandchildren 38 and eight Don and Cleone lived in Logan until they just recently returned to Smithfield Don has always been and very active in his church He was the city clerk in Day-to- n for 30 years and after moving to Smithfield in 1969 was on the library board and also on the Smithfield City Council He is a member of the Smithfield Lion’s Club as well as several veteran’s organizations He was called to be a bishop of the Dayton Ward at die age of 36 where he served for nearly seven years during which time a new chapel was campus or community activities and demonstrate leadership persistence and future promise New Pinnacle initiates who attend USU at the main campus in Logan include John Heath Lee Annette Longhurst Susanne Mokslaveskas-Lam- bert James Shearer Kristine Smith Madeline Thimines and Sharan Wells all of Logan Also Julie Allen Benson Scholar Karen Johnson Robert Dave children six daughters and and DpugPtersem With a seven sons Her parents were' civic-mind- Page 25 sf1! 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