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the -'3::; T:ca Por,r-ell,Bill Thoma=.Paul
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HarrySherman'sRoughStockBandwill performat a fundraiser
on
Wednesday.
July28,attheMaladCityPark.Bandmembers,
leftto right,
areTerryMorris,keyboards
and backup vocals;HarrySherman,
lead
guitarist
andvocals;TrentPorter,
drums;JimSchaub,bassguitarist
and
peddlesteeland guitar.Theywill be joinedby
vocals:GregForbush,
StevenHalliday.
Rough Stock Band concertset
Wednesday,I,rly 28,to raise
pwell take a break in their award-winnino funds for Guatemalanhospital
chasedin April from Oneida County by
the non-profitorganization.
CharityAnywhere Foundation,in behalfof the USU
Local talent. Rou-ehStock Band and studentled 9-1-1 Guatemalaproject.The
Steven Hallidar. u'ill perform in a charity project started February of 2010, beginconcert to help donate a former Oneida ning as a student project to help provide
County ambulanceto Guatemala,July 28 an ambulancefor the hospital of La Tinta,
from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Malad City Am- Guatemala.As more volunteersjoined its
phitheater.,\ small minimum donation ranks the project grew to providing hospiwill be requiredfor attendanceto the con- tal stafftrainings, community health traincert.All proceedsfrom the concert*'ill go ings, and the constructionof a mudslide
touards the 9-1-1 Guatemalaproject and retention wall to rural areasof Guatemala
transporting the former Oneida County throughout the month of August. Addi.\mbuiance to the mral hospital of La tional volunteers,consistingof university
Tinta. Guatemala.Door prizes will also students and medical professionals, will
be,ciren duringthe performance.
meet the ambulancein Gtratemalato take
The concerl's opening talent, Steven on thesetasks.
"I am so glad that our group can help,
Halliday, has been composing music
since his early teens.After recording a and I hope we can touch the lives of the
demo CD in \ashville, Halliday was people of Guatemala," said Tressa Gilaskedto recordhis u'hole album, "Begin- bert, project volunteer.
ner's Luck." Halliday'sjazzy bluesmixed
Project Coordinators and Malad resiwith easy listenrn-eacousticbodes for a dents, Jesse Dredge and Paul Oja, will
completell'original style.
drive the ambulanceto Guatemalain AuAfter music b;' SteveHalliday,the local gust. "We figure every few dollars donated
Rough Stock Band will perform. Rough gets us a few miles closer to Guatemala,"
Stock is a hi_th-energy
band composedof said Oja about the drive. The ambulance's
a group of country lovers. Although the journey to Guatemalacan be followed on
band plays all over Utah and Idaho, band the project's website,911-guatemala.org,
founder and front man, Harry Sherman as the group will post daily blogs about
residesin Malad.
their travels through the U.S. and Mex"Even though those that come out ico.
will enjoy a wonderful evening of music
For more information on the concert or
and fun, the main focus here is that this how to volunteerwith the 9-1-1 Guatema_eivesus the opportunity to contribute to a la charity project,pleasecontact9 | | guamuch-neededcause,"Shermansaid.
[email protected],
orvisit 911-guatemaThe ambulancebeing donatedwas pur- Ia.org,or facebook.com/91
lguatemala.
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include Petunias,Zinnias, Alyssum. Daylilies, Coreopsis, and Salvia along with
several different types of trees and shrubs,
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Idaho,
Other eventsinclude BarebackRiding,
and Team Roping, Women's Barrel Racing,
Bull Riding, Calf Roping, Saddle Bronc
bd dur- Riding, Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roppleasersing and Stock Saddle.
ln RibBooks open Friday, July 16 at 4 P.m.
and roping events (slack) start at 6 p.m.,
iwhich
Ponup before the rodeo. Cost of admission is
lven an listed in an advertisementon page 3. For
le WtA more information, call Tim Munns, SecI t"u-t retary of the Curlew Valley Rodeo Compe,hal- mittee at (435) 872-8292.
ThebasicSamariaParkpavilionis up andreadyfor usethisweekend
but morestillneedsto be donebeat the SamariaDayscelebration,
called
complete.
foreit canbe
iy Clinic and
mty Clinic merge
'samariaDaUs'slated
Fridny and Saturday
I
t Clinic Valley Clinic in July of 1982 and a year
L.orn- later he purchasedthe clinic. He had only
over to planned to stay for two years and then go
t forces to study more about cardiologl but made
the decision to stay and devote himself to
I by Dr. serving Oneida County.
D West. When the hospital in Do*'ney closed
tt time. in 1991,Johnsontook over the Downey
161W. clinic and Malad Valley Clinic becamea
r Malad rural health clinic, known as Southeast
r subse- Idaho Medical Clinics. He ran that clinic
for 5 years. During the clinic's 28-year
DN .
led Dr. spanunder the direction of Dr. Johnson.
r origi- the following doctors have rr orked for
F Fent, him: Dr. Steve Oishi, Hal trli:;hell, and
lere he JaniceLumnuts.Also many phl sicianasi*as an sistantshave worked at the clini; through
heafor the years:Tom Powell, Bill Thomas, Paul
foended Hay, Bo Clark, Mark Udy and Lee Hogan
I before to name a few.
Since The OneidaCounty Hospitaltook over
I
lxrtron
running the clinic and leasin-ethe buildf, his
lith
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The annual Samaria Days celebration is coming up this Friday and Sarurday, July 23 and 24. This year's "good
old-fashioned celebration" will coincide
with the Days of '47 commemoration of
the Mormon Pioneers'entry into the Salt
Lake Valley.
Friday evening's event will be devoted
primarily to the Samaria Days Queen
Contest. followed by an outdoor movie
with a concessionstand.
Saturday activities will get underway
early with the Wild Blue Goose Chase/
Run or Walk events beginning at 7:05
a.m. followed by a country breakfast at
the park from 7:15 to 9:30.
The parade will begin at 10 a.m. fo1SCCSAMARIADAYS
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