Reliable, Trustworthy Reporting, Capturing The Heartbeat Of Our Community
Reliable, Trustworthy Reporting, Capturing The Heartbeat Of Our Community
An American girl • Samiya Hammerlun displays her patriotic pride during the bicycle parade, Saturday, at Page Community Day. To view photos from the celebration, visit summerlandadvocatemessenger.zenfolio.com.
Family entertainment filled Saturday's schedule during the annual Page community day celebration.
A sand dig delighted many youngsters, who dug tunnels and holes in a large sandpile, in search of buried treasure.
The bicycle parade drew approximately 25 participants. Decorations ranged from unicorns to tractors, princesses to daredevils.
People gathered in Lamason Park for a watermelon feed before venturing across the street to watch the firefighters' water fights. Members of the Page Fire Department also gave a nozzledemonstration.
Kids tackled the obstacle course and young and old took a chance to win a sweet treat during the cake walk.
Visitors checked out several cars from all eras on display at the car show.
Three youngsters - Kyler Wettlaufer, Colby Doolittle and Cameron Fisher - took home trophies from the turtle races.
The Community Day Committee sponsored a freewill-donation barbecue and received more than $1,300.
Road rally participants hunted for clues around the area. Winners were Alik and Katie York and Andrew Eggerling.
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