Show C2— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday September 18 2002 ' Thanks to you Celebration fantastic To the editor Thank you thank you thank you to everyone who helped in any capacity make the “2002 Celebrate America” show a success With the USU ballroom filled on Friday and Saturday we enjoyed a wonderful buffet dinner and an outstanding show (featuring a tribute to our firefighters law enforcement officers and veterans) that no one wanted to end Thank you to the talented group of young people who sung and dance their hearts out It took many months (on an entirely volunteer basis) to produce the level of quality enter- tainment the audience enjoyed But even more important they (the performers) gained a greater appreciation of the blessings we enjoy as Americans We appreciate the wonderful Crestmark Orchestra for the enjoyable — big band — dance music We owe thanks to many people who volunteered their timetal- ents and services to produce this “celebration" For three years now The Kater Shop has graciously donated the tuxedoes — they are the reason the men in the show look so dashing and debonair We wish to express our sincere appreciation to ail of the sponsors for their great support Media sponsors Brace Smith and the Herald Journal Kent Frandsen and "The Cache Valley Radio Continued from ' c Cl smallest ones the timid ones” she says softly She means the giris The same could be said for their horses Then off they all go single-fil-e behind a college-ag- e instructor the girls rigid undo white ridinghelmets their poky horses shuffling with iongnecks slung low “That’s good that’s good Keep your heels down" Reeves trills from the porch "Just relax!” “Yes ma’am” the girls chorus ovo shoulders so tense they’re almost at ear level d Some of the girls shoot looks to each other that say "Is she crazy?” "A horse really can smell fear” Reeves says That does not bode well for some of the departing Reeves is teaching her third life-siz- ed Brenda Anthony production director Gene Thomson business director Diane Bush Tomato Fest coordinator “Hi Miss Connie” the girls reply from a safe distance “Sure wish I knew who I was talking to” she mutters under her breath She turns 101 on Sept 26 She hasn’t decided yet how to celebrate Always she is asked these questions: Tb what does she attributes her long life? (“I’m just fortunate”) What is the most significant historic event she has witnessed? (“Men landing on the moon”) And what after all these years means the most to her? (“Nature”) “I am not a church-goin- g individual” she says “My church is in nature I can go sit on the banks of the river and watch the water and feel the wind and I am closer to God — or whoever runs the universe” Which is why she stays in Texa& “I never wanted to live anywhere else” trout pond “Hi honey how are you?” she croons waving as she tools by "Coming through!" Wedding Valdemar mothers often sign up daughters at birth who ' grow up to enroll their daughters — until Reeves recently found herself teaching the granddaughter of a girl she taught to ride in the 1930s The cost is about $2800 for Si first-time- local history: She is the oldest Texan to apply for worker’s compensation She has suffered macular degeneration for years now leaving her unable to see much of anything except ' vague shapes and foggy colon This does not keep her from racing all over camp in an electric gjolf cart sometimes veering off the asphalt path scattering giggling teenagers like a grenade in a wide-eye- four weeks She is legendary here as constant as the live oaks and stone camp buildings “Did notice this?” she asks dly pointing to a statue of her near the entrance “I’m just a spoiled brat” she says grinning She has a hitch in her get- along courtesy of her horse Dr Pepper who got piqued about 16 yean ago after hav ing new shoes nailed into his hooves and hauled off and kicked her shattering her thighbone To the editor The Cache Valley Gardeners’ Mar- ket Association wants to thank all the people who made our first Tomato Fest a big success Thanks to our presenters: Chefs Bill Oblock and Fitness Spillman Technologies Erik Burlile for wowing the crowd as Deseret First Credit Union Cache well as feeding them USU’s Tammy Valley Bank Logan Regional HospiVitale and Charlotte Brennand for tal The Valley Channel Lee’s Marwading through over 50 tomato Conketplace Zion’s Bank Lewiston test entries tomato experts Dan Bank Wal-Ma- rt ' Drost and Mark Anderson for fieldRaymond Construction and Fantasyland Costumes ing questions and Steve Ripple for Thanks to Joel Allred and the seeds and keeping the sample plates Greenville Elementary School-fo- r full of heirloom tomatoes Thanks rehearsal space' also go to Bill Haryell for bringing Thank you to the talented seamextra heirlooms for sampling Erin stresses who sewed: Michelle Hoo-le- y Inglet for her organizational skills and Jan Parker with sister and musicians Allen Spaulding and Carolee Brown in hair and makeup Entropy for keeping our toes tap-Lynelle Batt for the sailor costumes ping Logan City Volker’s Bakery Marie Morgan for the flapper dressCache Valley Master Gardeners es The great backstage support: Association Weeks Berries The Bridget Cramer Marlene Skinner Spirit Goat Seine Solutions Cherry Last but certainly not least we want Creek Soap Company and Nadra to thank all the committee for Pefagallo made generous donations months of dedicated effort to the Square One printed our colorful flysmallest detail so that Cache Valley ers in record time The crowd was could enjoy the Celebrate America wonderful — from the tomato conShow This show for the community test entrants to our regulars to the rs who came out for a fun by the community certainly receive! the stamp of encouragement from the morning A special thank you to the weather — it was beautiful Hope community to keep going Thank we can do it again next year you It is only one of several injuries she's sustained in old age In 1994 an Arabian gelding named Macho threw her after stumbling into a hornet's nest leaving her with a punctured lung fractured rite a broken arm and too many hornet stings to count That earned her another spot in Cowgirl Tomato Fest juicy Group” The Cache County Government and Logan City Gary Chambers and the great people at the Taggart Student Center The Cache County School District and North Logan City The Cache County Mayor's Association Icon Paid announcement Smith-Bropso- ' n Kevin and Kristy Smith of Tremonton and Monica and Randy Hess of Plymouth announce the marriage of their daughter Candice Sue Smith to Jonathon Bronson son of William and Rebecca Bronson of Plymouth The couple will be married Sept 21 2002 in Plymouth A reception will be from 6 to 8 that evening Friends and relatives are invited The bride is a 2001 graduate of Bear River High School and is working at Sunshine Terrace in Logan The groom is a 1995 graduate of Box Elder High School and is working at Nucor Steel in Plymouth r children to get their wiggles out and then dedicated time to homework For some reason they have pulled the After School Program from Hill-cre- st which was difficult for those who relied on it As a working mom I am grateful for the addition of the Summer Program The staff works hard at providing an educational and fun schedule to keep the children busy but also learning and having fun at the same time Also for the past two years the Gub has had the Eccles Theatre involved letting the children create their own opera and present it on an opera night Boys and Girls Gub has been in the valley for several years and for some of those years they struggled with funding and identity but now they are doing very well and working hard at giving back to the community through the children The Gub is always doing some sort of activity to prepare the children to be responsible citizens The children are encouraged to express their interests likes and dislikes The programs help the children find where they belong and also encourages the children to learn to control negative behavin’ in productive ways I think we as a community should support and thank this great program that is helping our children be better people ana mem-bo- s of the community Team penning fun To the editor We would like to thank the following businesses for donating items to the 4th annual Wellsville Founder’s Day Team Penning: Griffin’s Feed Gossner Foods Intermountain Farmer's Association Kim and Lisa Mendelkow Poulsen Trailers Steve Hancey and Wellsville City Also a big thanks goes to the individuals who helped behind the scenes: Evan Bankhead Becky Boucher Dena Dernier Steve and Machelle Hall Jay and Joanne Elwood (Wellsville Linda Kendrick Km 4-- Mendelkow Kurt Miesen and all of the riders With everyone’s support and help this year’s Team Penning was a great success Byron and Diane Anderson Founder’s Day Team Penning Club aids community To the editor I would like to express my gratitude for the Boys and Girls Club of Cache Valley When I first heard of this program I thought it was to keep problem youth off the streets and out of trouble I found this program to be for children of all backgrounds troubled or not I was happy when I found their After School Program at Hillcrest Elementary where they made time for the Michele Bills Logan Birthday ' Paid announcements Alice has nine grandchildren 25 greatgrandchildren and one She also has several step grandchildren and Mailer’s 90th great-grandchi- ld Alice Mailer will celebrate her 90th birthday on Sbpt 22 2002 An open house will be held at her son’s house at 2051 Lynn Drive in Kokomo ' Indiana 46902 bn Sept 21 2002 from 2 until 5 pm - Alice was bom in Preston Idaho to Joseph and Nellie en Alice enjoyed many hobbies during her life in Lewiston She pieced together and quilted many quilts of her own and was the Relief Society quilting chairman in the Lewiston Bell Perkins Her early life was spent in Preston where she attended school She is the oldest child of five children in the family In her teen years she was a very popular baby sitter mid housekeeper in her east side neighborhood Alice entered a contest to name a new dance hall in Preston and won with the name of Persianna Alice married Virgil Marler who passed away on Oct 10 1982 on Sept 23 1931 in die Logan Utah Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and moved eight miles to Lewiston Utah They had three boys Jene Virgil who passed away in December of 1990 Lyman A who lives in Kokomo Indiana and Nathan J from Dolan Springs Ariz 3rd ward for many years Other hobbies included 35 years of square dancing with her husband and friends in Cache Valley They made many trips to various parts of die inter mountain west including many trips to Yellowstone National Park over labor day to participate in square danting events She ate) loved 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