PIONEER DAYS PRESENT S
Fremont County
2018 PIONEER DAYS
July 20th & 21st 2018
Fremont County
2018 PIONEER DAYS
July 20th & 21st 2018
2018 PIONEER DAYS
RODEO PRESENTED BY PIONEER DAYS INC.
Fremont County Pioneer Days Rodeo Committee Jim Hill & Phil Gilstrap
Calf Riding . . . . . 7:00p.m. Americanas National Anthem Prayer Grand Entry
Grand Marshal
Rodeo Clown
Timers
Rodeo Producer
Judges
Rodeo Secretary
Announcer
Pick Up Men
Chester and Patsy Peterson! Nancy Durham Mindy Hogan Tony Barrington Joe Slagowski
Treygen Olson
Austin Singley
King Rodeos Homedale, Idaho Wade Durham
Jaren Plmer Travis Angel
Play The Little Mermaid
Performed at the South Fremont Hight School Date: Saturday, July 21st Time: Matinee performance at 3:00 p.m.
Parade “Magic Happens When ... �
The parade will begin at the South Fremont High School parking lot and travel south on Bridge Street to Third North; then turn east traveling around Horsey Park; then south on Fifth East for one block to First North; then west crossing Bridge Street passing the Fremont County Courthouse; to Fifth West then turn north to Fourth North; then east to First West; then north back to the high school parking lot.
5k Fun Run At the St. Anthony LDS Stake Center. Date: Saturday, July 21st Time: Registration from 6:00 a.m to 6:45 a.m. Run begins at 7:00 a.m.
Car Show Will be held at Keefer Park on Bridge Street. Date: Saturday, July 21st Time: 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Cooked Food Sale Will be held in the St. Anthony City Buildin on Bridge St. Date: Saturday, July 21st Time: 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
We wish to acknowledge the following sponsors of the 2018 Pioneer Days Celebration
CHUTE AND GATE SPONSORS Amerigas
Max Palmer, Inc.
Bank of Idaho
Maverik
Broulims
Miller Cutting Horses
Blackfoot Communications
M2 Construction
Cedarpoint Trucking
Neils And Joe’s Les Schwab
Century 21/High Desert Reality
Parker Septic Tank Service
Chandler Agency, Inc. Chokecherry Ridge Artistry in Wood Crapo Trucking Fremont Animal Care Center Fremont County Farm Bureau
Point S Tire Red Mountain Car Wash Reiley Reality Rudd and Company Rustic Lumber Simplot Grower Solutions St. Anthony Motors
Grover Cabinets & Furniture
Toenjes, Brizzee, &Orme
Henrys Fork Homes
Trost Feed And Seed
Housley Pumps
Universal Stone
JW Masonry
Upper Valley Processing
Matt’s Custom Meats
Thank you to all our generous sponsors
SPONSORS 0500 Mechanics
Doug James Construction
AA Builders
Dusty’s Pit Stop
Affordable Pest Control
Eagle Ridge Ranch
Allstate Machine
East Idaho Credit Union
Alpine Propane
Erickson GMC
Bank of Commerce
Falls Drug
Baxter Funeral Home Bert Flamm Mortuary Big J’s Burgers & Pizza Blacksand Masonry Mix
Farmers Insurance Eckman Agency First American Title Forsberg Law Office
Gary’s Auto Body Brad’s Exxon Gold’s North Fork Roofing C & C Supply Green Canyon Hot Springs Carpet Direct and Flooring H & H Builders Charizma Hamilton Reality Crapo Custom Applicators Hanks Farms, Inc. Dan’s Ace Hardware Helena Chemical Danny’s Point S Henry’s Fork Anglers Dave’s Jubilee High Country Glass Davis Machine High Desert Applications Dental Health Center Homestead Assisted Living Depatco
SPONSORS continued
Idaho Burger Grill Skyline Farms
Jagged Edge Salon Straight Edge Auto Restoration Jodi and Bryan Bartschi Stronks & Sons Lumber Kent Jeppesen Livestock Studio 321 Kettle Embroidery Summit Eyecare Legacy Sealcoating Sunglo LeRoy & Karen Miller Super 8 Motel Madison Ridge Sutton&Simmons Chiropractic Miller Tree Service Teton River Flying Parker Brother’s Farm
Timbercraft Construction
Parker’s Sand & Gravel
Valley Wide Home & Ranch
Performance Motor Sports
Vick Development Inc
Pocock Trucking
Walters Ready Mix
ProGro Consulting
Ward Brothers Farms
Rod Dalling Farms
Western Builders
Rumsey Construction
White Sands Co.
Sassy Floral
Willmore Lumber
Second Glance
World Gym
Six Bits/Henry's Fork Horse Ranch
Pioneer Days Grand Marshal
Every year, the Pioneer Days celebration honors a community member or a couple who exemplify the pioneer spirit and ideals of our community of hard work, service to others and a devotion to family. This year is no exception. It is our honor to introduce to you, this year’s Fremont County Pioneer Days Grand Marshals, Chester and Patsy Peterson! Both Chester and his wife Patsy were born and raised in St. Anthony, Idaho. Their extended companionship began when the were both attending a 4-H Camp as teenagers. The relationship blossomed and they were eventually married July 13, 1968 making this year their 50 th anniversary. They were blessed with 5 children. Tiffanee Gould, Ryan Peterson (Nicole), Candice Lords, Bart Peterson and Taylor Kunz (Keith). Currently, Chester and Patsy have 10 grandchildren whom they refer to as “their pride and joy”. Chester was drafted into the Army and served his country as a Specialist during the Vietnam war. As the result of his dedication to his country, he was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for his heroic service in a combat zone engaging the enemy on the front lines. After his tour of duty ended, he returned to his hometown to settle down. Chester was born to be a teacher. He taught elementary school in the city of Teton later becoming their principal. Chester concluded his long and successful career of 48 years as the principal of South Fremont Junior High School. He still holds a strong connection with the schools and students through his unselfish commitment to coaching softball. He loves working with the youth and his passion for it shows with everything he does. Chester has always had a talent for making learning fun. Patsy too, has served her community throughout her entire adult life through her efforts in local programs dedicated to assisting children in need, most prominently, her work with the Migrant Education Program. Her infectious personality draws people in like a magnet. She is famous for making friends in any situation she finds herself. Today Patsy divides her time between being a loving wife, mother and grandmother while still finding time to remain active as a member of International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers in which she’s held many leadership positions. Chester and Patsy are actively engaged in their faith as they are within their community, both believing in and exemplifying the term service and do so with every ounce of energy they have. They are admired by their family, their friends and neighbors and the community in which they live. Their children will tell you that they cannot go anywhere where someone doesn’t recognize them and the conversations begin. Chester and Patsy both have a love for sports, especially baseball and it’s their dream one day to see a game in every major league stadium. As a testament to their love and devotion, their children all say that, “They are blessed to have the best parents ever, who are the greatest examples in all that they do”!
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