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Show Review - Wednesday, June 18, 1986 - Page 6 Cadmus Club breakfast The annual Cadmus Club in-stallation breakfast was held June 11 on the patio overlooking the gardens at the home of Phyllis Thomson. Assisting Phyllis with hostess duties were Maxine Smith, Afton Miller and Avera Williams. President Genevieve Fotheringham conducted. Drucilla Smith offered the prayer. Genevieve expressed her thanks to all club members for the support she had received while she has been president. Effie Adams, club parliamentarian, conducted the installation ceremony of the new officers. In the absence of the new president, Lucille Jense, vice president Afton Miller received the gavel and gave a few remarks to the members. Other officers are: recording secretary, Joyce Sum-ner; treasurer, Rena Friant; historian, Carol Allen and Fae Belliston; education committee, Genevieve Fotheringham, Elaine Walker and Drucilla Smith. A new member, Jeanne Adamson, gave a brief sketch of her life. She was born May 30, 1930 in Hill City, Kansas. She lived on a farm. She told many interesting stories about going to to school on a horse. The school was just one room and was heated by a pot bellied stove. She reminisced about the severe dust storms in Kansas and how black the sky would get before a storm hit. Her family moved from Kansas and lived in 10 different states. She attended junior high in Bremerton, Wash., when her father worked in the shipyards. Later they moved to Vernal, where she graduated from high school in 1949. They moved to Provo where she attended beauty school and at-tended BYU. She joined a social club, the Cougarettes, and ran for beauty queen. Jeanne met her husband while attending the Y and was married in 1951. They have four children and 13 grandchildren. She is looking for-ward to a trip to Seoul, Korea in October of this year. WyySyyj - ft' C WAYNE HANT C.W. Hanson honored for 34 years service i wSycSi: i i LDSnChurch, education's Hansen, who is retiring this vear was given special recognition . banquet held at BYU, along 1' , several other individuals ha! i taught in the church's semi throughout Utah Valley For the past six years, Hansen has been teaching the homebound in Utah Valley area fi M 1 - - r:f iy" s f,vV,v-- - yy,y-- y'yyyy t e! ' CxSKyr1 h y -H & ., y yt y - , V y- -) -- : . . ' I : --;y: --U Bill Patterson enjoys working with his Arabian show horse, "Tidal," who took third place at the Utah Valley show held in Spanish Fork. 'Tidal' finishes in Arabian horse show By KALYN SECRETAN "Tidal," an Arabian horse owned by Bill and Esther Patterson and Sherrie Ellsworth of Pleasant Grove, took third place at the Utah Valley Arabian Horse Show in Spanish Fork. The horse was purchased a year ago from Mason's Arabians of Provo. A double bask stallion, "Tidal" was sired by "Crown Royal," a bask son from a Port Bask Mare "Baja." The Port Bask line is one of the most successful Arabian stallions in the world. The Utah Valley show was the first for- the local stallion. He will. soon be taken to Salt Lake City for additional shows including the Utah State Fair. Following the fair, he will be taken for a show in Black-foo- t, Ida. Horses were brought to the Utah Valley show from all over the state, also Colorado, Wyoming and Arizona. An Egyptian Arabian horse from Salt Lake took first place while a stallion from Melville's in Orem placed second. The owners have spent one to two hours a day working with Tidal to get him ready for the show season. Bill expressed, "It takes a lot of time, but it has been a chance for the whole family to do something The Pattersons are the parents of four children, two sons and two daughters. One daughter, Mary Jo, started riding horses at the Schows when she was only three-years-ol- The interest in Arabian horses was developed through Russell Schow. Mr. Schow used to show his horses when the family was younger. Bill blames the Schows for getting him interested in working with horses and he's been hooked on it ever since. Tidal's first foals were born this year and have all shown to be beautiful offspring. Bill stressed the main reason for obtaining the stallion was for breeding purposes. A horse can win .all .they.. want, . but what matters most is how they produce. To be really effective, it must produce as well as show. Airman Adamson graduates Air national Guard Airman Robert L. Adamson, son of Carolyn B. and Kenneth M. Adamson, Pleasant Grove, has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. During the six weeks of training the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. He is a 1984 graduate of Pleasant Grove High School.' Binnall and Blohm honored as agents ! u and more than 700 claims offe h throughout the U.S. and Canada. Ralph Binnall and Calvin Blohm, State Farm Insurance Companies agents in the American Fork and Pleasant Grove area, have been named to the Legion of Honor, one of the company's most distinguished accomplishments. Only about one in four State Farm agents qualifies for this distinction. To qualify, agents must achieve high standards in all aspects of the insurance business. Binnall has been a State Farm agent since 1950. Blohm joined State Farm in 1981. State Farm is one of the world's largest insurance companies and sells auto, fire, life and health in-surance. The companies serve customers with over 16,000 agents John H. Dean named asst. vice president John H. Dean has been named Assistant Vice President and Manager of Commercial Security Bank's Provo office located at 207 North University Avenue in Provo, according to Richard K. Hemingway, chairman of the board. - "Mr. Dean has over 12 yews-of-experie-nce in the financial services industry," says Hemingway. "He ' has excellent credentials and ex-periential background in sales, lending and branch management. We have been very pleased with his performance on the job, and we feel that he will make significant con-tributions toward the future growth and success of the Provo office. Dean joined Commercial Security Bank in 1984 and has fulfilled a variety of assignments prior to this appointment. Dean has been involved in business and professional activities. He has been a member of the american Institute of Banking and participated in many of its educational opportunities. He has also been a member of the Layton Exchange Club and is presently a member of the Utah Advertising Federation. He Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. Dean is married to the former Karen Syddall, of Tooele, and they have four children. They reside in Pleasant Grove. presently serves on the Economic Development Committee of the ProvoOrem Chamber of Com-merce. Dean is a native of Tooele, where he was graduated from Tooele High School in 1968. He attended the University of Utah and Weber State College and was graduated from Weber State College in 1973 with a " Before you write ) ir another check for I homeowner's , ci insurance, compare. It could save pi you money!" ' Paying that homeowners premium gets to be a habit. But now, lots of folks are comparing fa rates and finding out they may cc be paying too much. ca Our office is nearby, so it's ft easy to call or come in and pr compare your homeowners he policy with Allstate. We'll try to save you some money. You're in good hands with Allstate I . ; 1 r f' S ' - I i ' ' I ' Jo Ann Adams Nancy 306 W. Main, Am. 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Duvall, Jennifer Fisher, David W. Flinders, Scott H. Flin-ders, Craig D. Gaines, Brian C. Gillman, Mijken Haley, Bill Holman, La Jean Hooley, Chad S. Horman, Jonathan M. Jenkins, Paul T. Johanson, Janiece L. Jones, Brian J. Kerr, Wilford W. Kimball, Kristine Larson, Erin Measom, John Olsen, Clint Parry, Janilyn Patch, Peter Phelon, James Phillips, Shawn Radmall, Janett Rasmussen, Ronald B. Shapiro, Shellie M. Shepherd, Devyn Smith, Jenifer Smith, Laura M. Sorenson, Jeana Starr, Tamara Thurgood, Brett L. Tolman, Sally Turner, Stephen Van Orden, Kristen A. VanDyke, Whitnee D. Walker, Mark War-burto- Denice Wroe, Kylee Young, llth Grade Angela Anderson, Teresa Bird, Trin L. Card, Kyle Clingo, Melanie M. Conder, Troy Crossley, Teri Ann Dodge, Christopher Farnell, Julie A. Fenton, Ronell Fielding, Steven Flewallen, Shalaine Grimshaw, Jerald T. Hansen, Patricia L. Harmer, Connie Henrie, Terri Johanson, Kimberly Johnson, Russell L. Johnson, Mitzi R. Johnston, Kimberly Lamoreaux, Carol MacFarlane, Paul Mecham, Jerel W. newman, Mary Oliphant, .Theresa Parr, Louise Preece, Carole Sevy, Jason B., Shelton, Mary Jo Sumner, Adam Taylor, Jayleen Walker, Michael Walker, Andrea L. Wallace, Shannon Wood, Tina A. yeamans. 12th Grade Jeanie Beveridge, Angela Bone, Cindy Candland, Jason W. Car-penter, L. Todd Carter, Sharlene Carter, Robyn Christensen, Kaylyn Clement, Jessica Draper, Shellie Eggett, Debra Fisher, Rosalie Garrett, Angela Gillies, Brett Gould promoted Marine Cpl. Robert C. Gould, whose wife, Julie, is the daughter of Shad and Linda Christensen, Pleasant Grove, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro' CA. A 1982 graduate of Campbell County High School, Gillette Wyo., he joined the Marine Corps in Oc-tober 1982. |