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Show Paw ?( - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. June 23. 2002 KIDNEY Continued from page 9 Express. directed by ( Iristy Reynolds, had a very successful competition liree major competitions they participated hi were Saltair Dance C hampionships, Ly in an, Wyoming Open ('hampionships, and Western Nationals held at l.agoon. Il NTYTOSMII.E ABOUT - dogger's .1 season. I Memorial Day. At ( lirist mas she worker! hard for GUNTER the Cniiiiniicd fmin pugs 9 ami Girl's State, and in Man'll she the Internet fur traditional Iri.-- h I'imkIh for the St. Patrick's Day dinner. Kvijii the publicity forlhedinners liecame her responsibility. She irintid flyers for distribution and convinced a meinbr to act as the liniMiii to the radio station. Last year she made large Raggedy Ann and Andy dolla for the Units raflli'. Both were dressed patriotiari-lic- cally. When the Unit ran short of wreaths to present to bereaved veteran's families, Elaine created them, and she helped make floral arrange tnentsand corsages for other events. She was also a member of the team that decorated 171 graves for Sub-fn- Santa program. Not only r did she provide toys and adult gilts, she also helped entertain the chil- dren after the Santa parade. In February the Unit had a Valent ine's "lien party" honoringils members for their years of service. Again Elai tie demons! rated her ability to work smoothly with all the other officers. She is tolerant and forgiving of others' differences. She hasa sense of humor that carries the members through challenging situations. She values input from others, extolled Vice President Marian Honsinger. Elaine spent many hours studying ineinliership requirements in order to find a (Kith for her Auxiliary membership. Finally, she discovered that her mol tier's membership in the Army Nurse C'orp during WWII would pave the way for her membership in the Auxiliary. "Maybe I was selected (for the award) because I fought so hard become a member. I researched every way to become a member! In order to join the auxiliary (women only) or the SonB of the American Legion you must have a sibling, parent, grandparent or spouse that was a veteran of a foreign war. In order to join the American Legion itself you need to be veteran of a foreign war, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, or the Gulf War. "You must also have the desire to makeadifferenrein the lives of people around you. The rewards are outstanding, the people you meet, the friendships you make. I guess the small amount of time I spend each month comes back in so many ways. We really need more people to get involved. There is so much good that can come out in everyone, and it takes a whole community to really make a difference, proclaimed Elaine. MRI, and a complete physical. Tina slated, "The doctors were surprised that everything matched up so well. Still, there is a chance that Robins body will reject the new kidney. the doctors will know for sure within the first two hours alter the operation. Tina stated that "live organs (those coming from a live person's body) are better than "dead organs (those from a dead persons body) because much more testing can be done beforehand with a live person. The chances of a person accepting an organ are much greater from alive donor. The operations will take place on July 2 at University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake and will be performed mainly by Dr. John M. Holman. Tina was told she will be in the operating room for two and one-ha- lf hours. Tina said she will have her left kidney removed because it "hangs down lower and is easier to get at than the right kidney. Robin will not have her bad kidney removed, the new kidney from Tina will be added and she will have three. When asked about risks of the surgery, Tina said, "Risks are there, no matter what you do. Still, my risks aren't as high as Robins. Im not too worried about it, I just pray the last kidney I have won't foil. Tina will take the month of July off work. She will stay in the hospital for five to six days and then will return home to finish her recovery. Robins recovery will take a little longer. Tina, who works on tribal lands, is sad that she will be missing but says she is the July 4 Pow-woexcited to see the fireworks Bhe will be able to see from the hospital in Salt Lake. Tina is very optimistic about the whole thing. She believes the operation will positively affect her lifestyle somewhat and the little things in life will matter more to her. She is excited to share her gift of love and to be "organ sisters with her best friend. 2002 Neola Rodeo Jr. Princess Royalty are JUNIOR PRINCESS Stacy Taylor, daughter of Grady and pictured left to right: Jr. Princess Jasmine Jones, daughter of 1" Attendant Bluebell: of Misty Taylor Maddi Redding, Ryan and Kristy Jones oif Tabiona; 2 attendant daughter of Jim and Arvis Redding of Vernal; Miss Congeniality Madison Jensen, daughter of Jared and Heather Jensen of Roosevelt 2002 Neola Rodeo Princess Royalty are pictured RODEO PRINCESS left to right: Princess Chanae Shiner, daughter of Shaune and Michelle Shiner or Roosevelt; 1 Attendant Shelly Thayne, daughter of Johnny and Debbie Thayne of Altonah; 2- Attendant Hailey Crazier, daughter Calli Pickup, of Randy and Laura Crazier of Neola; Miss Congeniality of Lisa and Roosevelt Russ of Pickup daughter - 2002 Neola Rodeo Queen Royalty are pictured left RODEO QUEEN Lone Olivers, daughter of Dave and Jenny to right: 1" Attendant Olivers of Vernal; Queen Mild McNeill, daughter of Coty and Malissa McNeill of Vernal; 2 Attendant Tiffany Emery, daughter ofOark and Tina Emery of Vernal; Miss Congeniality Megan Scott, daughter of Lane and Cindy Scott of Vernal. 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