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Show J, July 7, 2000 - t j'i & i d the (do unt The Summit County Bee ft Pipe A3 .Fourth. Of July Celebrations Ur Hcncfcr Celebrations Oakley Celebrations since. The tradition of parades, picnics. and fireworks are used to cele- brate Americas birthday ; C'hilJicn mdc Primary-ag- e on sal floats, threw candy bikes, and mostly showed oil their .u!c smiles. Teens enjoyed "show ei mg" the audience with squirt guns whilc boats'. County riding in Young nation- wide. Although young chiMren may not fully understand the importance of this national holiday and the precious gift of freedom, they no doubt enjoy the activities. Kids of all ages participated in the kid's games and Commission Candidate. KanJy Ovard was chauflcured in a MtxkT-driven by Jim Richins, anJ others joined in to make it a success. A Rih Eye Steak Dinner was served willing to stjnd hi line-lhnot waiting long ones lucky while others joined the line reach jr. rodeo. They ran for money, chased and caught chickens, grabbed ribbons from calves e tails, and e jumped on squealing pigs. And if that wasn't enough a d number of brave youngsters backs the and on jumped up' of some not so thrilled calves and ing around the block. The wan didn't seem to matter as people s is cow-boye- sheep. their sirens and horns. BY JAN ROWLEY Kirin CotmpnidfM Following the parade. Oakley hosted a patriotic program and barbecue. The program allowed people to reflect on the reason for the 65 th annual Independence Day Celebration start-ed at sunup and the fun didn't end festivities the celebration of until after die sun went down. America's freedom. The day began early as Oakley's It was after all July 4. And on traditional early morning boom" , this day 224 years ago in 1776, the thundered throughout town, as if to Declaration of Independence.was say. Let the celebration begin." A signed. America has been comall few hours later the parade-goer- s, memorating this important event decked out in their patriotic best, annually with celebrations ever began lining the streets. Lawn chairs and quilts were speedily arranged between pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles. Block after block was consumed as young and old streamed through the area searching for an available spot along the parade route. Then, they came. Brightly colored floats and rodeo queens interspersed with city officials, county officials, politicians, and clowns. There were cheerleaders, performing groups, marching bands, horses, followed by groups of . "Pooper Oakley's Although a few kids walked away with minor injuries, most left wearing slightly dazed, somewhat courageous smiles, often hidden behind the mix of tears and dirt which of course, make mud. The day's events ended with the rodeo and fireworks. This year Oakley's rodeo received national attention, sanctioned by the Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association and viewed by thousands on ESPN. Then, fireworks rocketed though the sk- y- putting the final exclamation point at the end of another memorable Oakley celebration. was provided by the group SunShade 'n Rain, helping to bung BY PAMELA ROBBINS Bet Editor A fun and exciting July Fourth Celebration was held in Ilenefer again this year, beginning with the Little Buckaroo Rodeo on July 1, 2000 and the Potato Race and street dance held on July 3rd. For the early risers, a walk-a-tho- n was held at 7 a.m. on July 4th followed by the flag raising ceremony and the yummy traditional breakfast at the bowery. The ground shook momentarily and hearts pounded a little faster with the 6 by the 419th Air Force Reserve from Hill Air Force Base. Skydivers took over the sky soon afterward and thrilled those watching, as they jumped into the assigned area. It isn't often you can purchase an ice cream come for 10 cents so there were a lot of takers on that Kids and adults enjoyed playing games at the bowry and the grassy area. The playground was a hot spot as were the vollcyhall, ten F-1- Scoopers", claiming they had nis and basketball courts. Main street was lined with people as the parade went by. Scouts had the privilege of carrying the United Slates Flag, followed by Grand Marshals', Lloyd and Mary of a conWilde sitting on the b-vertible driven by Steve Dallin. bringing up the rear were bright red fire engines, loudly sounding fly-ov- Sunshade W Rain Perform At Henefcr Celebration locleo Q, tv taste. Mel inherited his love for music, singing nearly non stop since a child-hi- s first entertainment experience being in musicals. His finely schooled voice earned him honors and scholarships, and while that makes him a joy to listen to, his love of life and unquenchable enthusiasm make him a pure pleasure to watch. Jeff Gregerson also began his singing in musicals, which must 2000 Kamas Fiesta Rodeo Queens are Queen, Bridgette Wilde 1st Attendant Shyrcll Makln, -- 2nd attendant Julie Ann Lake, and Miss Congeniality Maria Mondragon. They are excited for the festivities with this years celebration and would like to invite everyone to attend. at Little Bridge Hollow 2655 So. State Rd 32 Wanship, Utah (435) RAIN performance at the Henefer Town Park in conjunction With the annual Fourth of July event. The lawn area was filled with excited audience members- - from babies Dentist Chiropractic Chiropractic Ash & Maisey KELLY B. JflRUIS J. Dcrk Jenkins Wasatch Mental Health 14312 file 634--1 wfrm'wl wlfflml - Imdmmdmml jmmntj )R COPY 1. i Nw Patwrtt i Enwgancaa Watooma Cowntfcc rvnfettry - Certified QUroproctic Orthopedist Midway Counseling Neil G. 1(54-31- 30 Tun Experience Individual. Couple ft Tamily 135 S. Mam Si. 2nA floor. 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He founded the popular Justus Brothers Band that backs the singing trio, and together with Bob Morphis, their drummer, he has written and produced countless songs including a musical of his own. Optometrist DcBradeyRouxisODl Infanta, Quality Care Children, and Adoleacenta Performing at colleges, clubs, hotels, casinos and amusement parks throughout the United States, the group has thrilled audiences with their antics, fiddle playing music and variety of talent. They can transport you back in time, have you tapping your feet and clapping your hands to the beat, and singing along with them, as they involve ilic audience through their musical skills. It doesn't matter whether thuy are performing for a small dinner party, on television, a club scene or even at a small park-th- c group gives their all. because as the memhers put it " it is something we I. we doing." The crowd at Henefer Mas weli rewarded for turning out for the show and would welcome them back at any time. 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Jeff Gregerson and Dan Whitley are much like their groups name- - combining all elements of their talent and personalities to make a rollercoaster" of sounds that please all audience goers. with something for everyone's Subscribe To Massage a close to the day in a scry enjoyable way. People armed with their blankets and lawn chairs to relax after being busy and on the go all day. The fireworks display, as always, was the hit of the day and added a great finale to the fun event. Pat Ovard and crew were-kep- t plenty busy making it a great treat for everyone. d. enough crap. tiesla. iled with one another and the food was great. FREE musical entertainment GjnecologjOncology Dr. Duane E. Townsend, M.D. Gynecologist Alternative A Traditional Integrated Utrdidne 435-901-81- 23 1485 S. Hwy. 40, Heber 1670 Bonanza. Park City YOU DO HAVE A CHOipEr mm i 9 lr mmm WeeRrtFwiewheiFrr r vn nil |