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OREM
Summerfest
June 7—11, 2016
PRESENTS
GRAND
MARSHALS
JIMMER &
WHITNEY
FREDETTE
June 7-11
Orem celebrates
with fireworks,
grand parade &
entertainment
Full schedule inside
June 10
Stage Headliner:
GENTRI:
The Gentlemen Trio
City Center Stage
8:30 p.m.
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Contents
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JUNE 7 - 11, 2016
PAG E 8
Message from
the Chairman
PAG E 1 6
Interfaith Prayer Event
PAG E 1 8
PAG E 1 0
Welcome!
PAG E 3 2
Student Marshals
PAG E 3 4
PAG E 2 6
PAG E 2 0
PAG E 2 7
PAG E 2 0
Fun One
Boutiques
PAG E 2 8
PAG E 3 6
Business Showcase
Orem Fire & Police
PAG E 2 9
PAG E 3 8
Orem’s Got Talent
Jimmer & Whitney Fredette
PAG E 2 2
Food Vendors
PAG E 1 4
Gentri takes
Center Stage
Entertainment
in the Park
Summerfest Committee
PAG E 1 2
Grand Marshals
PAG E 2 5
PAG E 2 4
Schedule of Events
Cute Baby Contest
Car Show
Kids Activities
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Letter from
the 2016 Chair
“A L L TO G E T H E R ” I N O R E M
We are excited
for this year’s
Orem Summerfest! Our
theme this year
is “All TogethTeresa Horn
er.” We have
2016 Chair
made a few
BIG changes this year to bring our
Orem community closer together.
If you haven’t already heard, we
have expanded to Scera Park so
we can include our local businesses (we have out grown the
City Park). We are excited for this
change and the opportunity for
you to get to know the businesses that help support Orem. We
also have added a few more days.
To keep informed take a look at
our Summerfest website http://
summerfest.orem.org/ for all our
Orem Summerfest events!
We will start our Summerfest
celebration Tuesday night June 7,
2016, with our free National Day
of Prayer event at UVU Library
Auditorium LI 120. Come join us
for a Special Interfaith night of
scripture, prayer and Music. This
event is sponsored by UVU and
DoTERRA.
Wednesday, June 8, at 7:30 p.m.,
we have an evening of Stories in
the Park with Bill Harley and
Tim Lowry. This event is sponsored by Timpanogos Storytelling
and Timpanogos Regional Hospital. This will be a great family
event. Tickets are only $5.00 per
person. The event will be held
at the Scera Outside shell. To
purchase your tickets go to http://
timpfest.org/store/tickets/orem-summerfest-an-evening-of-storytellingwith-bill-harley-tim-lowry-331
Thursday, June 9, is our family
Carnival night starting at 5:00
p.m. All rides are only $1.00.
Our food booths also open at
5:00 p.m. Entertainment starts at
7:00 p.m. with Orem’s Got Talent.
Sponsors
Come listen to the winners. These
events are at the City Park.
Friday, June 10, both parks open
at 12:00 p.m. The city park will
have the carnival, food booths,
city booths, entertainment
throughout the day, a boutique
and a free concert in the park,
featuring GENTRI at 8:30 p.m.!
Scera Park will have our business showcase, with over 50 businesses promoting their services
and handing out free items. We
will also have a Military Vehicle
Showcase, free kids’ crafts, kids’
games, discount pool prices, food
trucks and AirMed!
We also have JIMMER at
Orem High School at 6:00 p.m.
for the All Together Shootout
Fundraiser. Don’t forget to make
your pledge at https://alltogethershootout.com/
On Saturday, June 11, 2016, the
fun starts again at City Park with
the Rotary Breakfast at 8:00 a.m..
Everything else opens again at
10:00 a.m.
At Scera Park, the Car Show
starts at 10:00 a.m. (If you haven’t
registered, do it now at http://
summerfest.orem.org/car-show/
The Baby Contest will be at
Orem High School this year from
12:30 – 3:30. You still have time
to register at http://summerfest.
orem.org/baby-contest/
We have added a FunOne
fundraiser for the All Together
playground. Please register before
the race begins. It will start at
800 East and Center at 6:00 p.m.
http://summerfest.orem.org/events/
The Children’s Parade Starts at
6:30 p.m. on Center and Main.
At 7:00 p.m. our Grand Parade
will start. See the parade line-up
at http://summerfest.orem.org/
grand-parade/ We will end the
night with Fireworks in the City
Park Sponsored by Vivint!
I want to thank all of the Orem
Summerfest Committee members for their countless hours
they have put into Summerfest.
We wouldn’t have a successful
Summerfest without their help!
We also appreciate the Orem City
staff that assists our Summerfest
volunteers.
Most of all I want to thank our
sponsors; they are the ones that
“Fund” Orem’s Summerfest.
If you are interested in Sponsoring/Volunteering with Orem’s
Summerfest, please email us at
thoremsummerfestboutique@
gmail.com.
Thanks, Teresa Horn
2016 Chair
Summerfest
Committee
Members
TERESA HORN
2016 Chair, Boutique,
Community Booths,
Business Showcase
WALLY HARKNESS
2016 Co Chair, Sponsors,
Booklet, Appreciation
Dinner, Stories in the
Park, Food Trucks
LIZ CRAIG
Baby Contest,
Orem’s got Talent,
Booklet
KENA MATHEWS
Children’s Crafts,
Student Marshals,
Interfaith Event
BRENT SUMNER
City Council Rep
JOSEPH SORENSEN
Entertainment
JIM LAURET
Grand Parade
ROB SHAW
Car Show,
Military Vehicles,
Children’s Parade
RYAN WHITE
Appreciation Dinner,
Hospitality Tent, AirMed
KATHY PRANGER
Food Vendors,
Breakfast
REED PRICE
Public Works
Representative
TIM_DALSING
City Park Liaison
JILL WINDER
Clerical
KENT ALLEN
Purchasing
LAURA BASCOM
Volunteers
CHARLENE CROZIER
Arts City Liaison
JASON ADAMSON
Risk Manager
PETER WOLFLEY
Web/Social Media
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING SUMMERFEST
WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO:
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Woodbury Corporation
Seven Peaks
SCERA Shell
Granny B’s
El Pollo Loco
Provo Beach
Mathnasium
Timp Storytelling Festival
Brigham Larson Pianos
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Welcome to Summerfest 2016
A L L -T O G E T H E R P L AY G R O U N D C O M I N G S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 6
Summerfest is the event that brings our community together. We look forward to Summerfest every year as a time
when citizens set aside their differences and gather together
to enjoy some family-friendly Summer fun.
With a wide variety of events, activities, and offerings,
there is always something for everyone in Orem the second
week of June.
This year’s Summerfest theme is “All Together” and is a
nod to the All-Together Playground that will be built in
September 2016 with donations from local businesses and
individuals as well as money from the Orem CARE tax.
Playground construction will begin September 5th and
will involve thousands of committed volunteers over a 7-day
period to build Utah County’s first public playground where
kids of all ability levels can play together and reap the social,
physical, and cognitive benefits of inclusive play.
While we’re working to make our playgrounds more inclusive, we’re also focused on making our city that way as well.
We’ve dedicated more resources to getting citizens involved
in the governing process and are always looking for new
ways to include residents in what we do at City Hall. If you
OREM MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
OREM
Summerfest
2016
PUBLISHER
Matt Bennett
SUMMERFEST
CHAIR
Teresa Horn
PROJECT
MANAGERS
Liz Craig
Wallace Harkness
Top Row: Mark Seastrand, Debby Lauret, Brent Sumner,
Sam Lentz. Bottom row: David Spencer, Mayor Richard
Brunst, Tom Macdonald.
have an idea that could help make Orem a more inclusive
place, please email [email protected].
Let’s work “All-Together” to make Orem a more
inclusive city.
EDITORS
Jeanette Bennett
Alisha Gallagher
Rebecca Lane
Lindsey Williams
ART
DIRECTOR
David Blackhurst
COVER
PHOTO
Dave Blackhurst
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Orem Summerfest
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M E S S AG E F R O M T H E M AYO R
This year Orem’s Summerfest will be an exciting time.
The theme is “All Together” celebrating the future building
of Orem’s “All Together Playground” for children with
disabilities, that all can enjoy.
I am excited to be part of the wonderful celebration that
is Summerfest. I love the Grand Parade, which this year
will honor Jimmer and Whitney Fredette as the Grand
Marshalls. I love participating in the parade and meeting
with all of the wonderful children, parents, and families
that we have in our great city.
Just as exciting is the carnival in the park, the entertainment in the outdoor amphitheater, the cool car show,
the kids crafts, the baby contest, and this year an evening
of storytelling and the Jimmer Ferdette Shootout raising
funds for the All Together Playground, as well as many
other events.
It is always wonderful to enjoy the summer weekend
participating in these events as well as strolling through the
park visiting the booths, eating the fun foods, and seeing
the great fireworks show at night.
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In fact Orem’s Summerfest has one of the best fireworks
shows around the valley.
I appreciate also the national day of prayer and the time
to honor our country and our flag.
I appreciate the freedoms we enjoy in our great land and
city. It truly is a time for us to have the
opportunity to come together and have a week of fun and
enjoyment in the summertime in wonderful
and exciting Orem.
I appreciate our city staff and firemen, and policemen
who help us to have a great and safe event.
We have strong families, strong neighborhoods, and a
strong community in Orem. Our people and families give
our great city its strength and vibrancy. Lets help each
other to enjoy this year’s Summerfest together.
I am excited to get together this year, to celebrate, and to
have fun one with another.
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Photo courtesy BYU Photo
Jimmer &
Whitney
Fredette
2016 OREM SUMMERFEST GRAND MARSHALS
The Jimmermania contagion first infected Utah Valley in 2007, Jimmer’s freshman year
on the BYU basketball team, when he averaged seven points per game.
By March 2010, Jimmer’s senior season when he averaged 29 points per game, Jimmermania had spread not only throughout Utah, but across the country. Jimmer was trending
on Twitter and James Taft “Jimmer” Fredette was officially a national celebrity.
The NCAA Division I basketball player was named the National Player of the Year and
was drafted on June 23, 2011 as the No. 10 overall pick by the Sacramento Kings.
To complete the fairytale story, Jimmer married former BYU cheerleader Whitney Wonnacott on June 1, 2012 in the Denver LDS Temple.
To date, Jimmer has played for four NBA teams: Sacramento Kings, Chicago Bulls, New
Orleans Pelicans and the New York Knicks.
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immer
and Whitney are
honored
to be the grand
marshals for the
Orem Summerfest Celebration.
This community
has supported
them over the
years, and they
feel this is an opportunity to give
back.
WHAT IS AN
ALL-ABILITIES
PLAYGROUND?
Children with disabilities often
cannot play on a standard playground and therefore cannot
take advantage of the amazing
benefits that play provides.
An all-abilities playground is
a space that provides inclusive
play opportunities for children
of all ages and abilities. These
types of playgrounds are designed to promote the healthy
development of all children’s
physical, social, cognitive, and
sensory abilities.
An all-abilities playground
in Orem will give all children
in Utah County the chance to
play, grow, and learn side-byside. The cost of the playground itself is approximately
$665,000. Both public and
private donations are needed
to do this project right.
ALL-TOGETHER
SHOOTOUT
On June 10th at 6 PM Jimmer
will shoot 100 3-point shots at
Orem High School, allowing
individuals and businesses to
pledge for each shot he can
hit. More information about
the All-Together Shootout can
be found at www.alltogethershootout.com. This is a partnership between the City of
Orem and the Fredette Family
Foundation, with money being
shared between the two, but
serving the mission of building
an inclusive community where
all children can play together.
the most important unit on
earth because strong families
create strong schools, communities, and societies. We
also believe that the most
important and productive
way to strengthen families is
to produce individuals with
strong moral character. Our
emphasis is on helping families
in need. First we provide for
any immediate physical needs
families may require. When
this is accomplished we can
focus on the more important
and more permanent goal of
producing youth with strong
moral character.
FREDETTE
FAMILY
FOUNDATION
The mission of the Fredette
Family Foundation is to
strengthen families. We
believe that strong families are
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An Evening of Stories
JUNE 8, SCERA SHELL, 7:30 PM
Timpanogos Storytelling, Orem Summerfest, and SCERA Center for
the Arts are partnering to bring Orem a special night of storytelling as
part of this year’s Summerfest events.
The event will be held on Wednesday, June 8 at the SCERA Shell
Amphitheater.
The program features two of the most popular storytellers in America, Bill Harley and Tim Lowry. Bill is a two-time Grammy-winning
musician and author who is a longtime audience favorite at storytelling
festivals across the country. Tim Lowry’s Southern charm and funny
stories blew audiences away during his first visit to the Timpanogos
Storytelling Festival in 2015.
Tickets are $5 a person and are available at Timpfest.org. The program starts at 7:30 pm. The gates will open at 6:30 pm and live preshow
music starts at 6:45 pm.
Summerfest committee member Wally Harkness said of the event,
“Storytelling and Orem go hand in hand. This year we wanted to highlight that amazing relationship with a special Summerfest concert. To
be able to offer two performers of this caliber is a dream come true. This
event is perfect for audiences of all ages, everyone will find something
they’ll enjoy.”
Bill Harley is a two-time
Grammy award-winning artist, recipient of
a Lifetime Achievement
Award from the Rhode
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Jesse Craig
Orem’s Got Talent Event Chair
On March 12, 2016, Miss Orem 2015 and
the Orem Summerfest Board hosted the first
“Orem’s Got Talent” preliminary competition
at Timpanogos High School.
There were nineteen acts, and five winners
were chosen: Brennan Lovelace, Lakeridge
Junior High Orchestra, Emily McKell, Easton
Christiansen, and Talmage Sanders. NuSkin
sponsored the event, and made it possible to donate five fifty-dollar awards to the five winners.
Nearly $1,000.00 was also raised for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.
On June 4th, the second set of preliminary
competitions will take place at the Orem Senior Friendship Center. The children’s division
will take place at 1 pm, and the adult division
will take place at 6 pm. The cost to attend is
$5.00 for every person five and older, and all
funds will be donated to Orem City’s “All-Together Playground,” and Children’s Miracle
Network Hospitals.
Five winners from each competition will
be selected to compete alongside the youth
division winners at the Orem City Summerfest. The fifteen competitors will compete at
7 p.m. on June 9th in Orem City’s park for a
free concert.
The eligible ages for the children’s division
are ages 5-11, and the ages for the adult
division are ages 18-100. To apply, visit Orem
City’s website for an application, or email
[email protected]. Competitors must
either live in Orem boundaries, work, or
attend school in Orem boundaries in order to
participate.
Cash prizes, awards, and gifts will be awarded to the participants. Come see who will
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Maui Wowi Smoothies (drinks)
Edible Arrangements (fruit)
Kabob Shack (fruit kabobs)
Culvers of Orem (ice cream)
Clear Creek Kettle Corn (Kettle Corn)
Happy Food Truck (All Ammerican)
La Carreta Peruvian Restaurant
(Peruvian)
Huli Huli (Hawaiian)
The Original Bamboo Hut (Teriyaki)
Touch of Polynesia (Polynesia)
Utah Corn Roasters (Corn)
Banh Mi Time (Vietnamese)
Famous Frybread (Frybread)
Hawaiian Vilovilo Chicken (Hawaiian)
Wallabys (BBQ Meats)
Mareli's Tamales (Salvadorian Food)
Siros Place (Argentine Food)
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Schedule of Events
“A L L TO G E T H E R ” E V E N T S P L A N N E D
PRESENTED BY
EVENT
DATE
TIME
COST
LOCATION
National Day of Prayer Event
June 7
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
FREE
UVU Library Auditorium
An Evening of Stories
June 8
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
$5
SCERA Shell Amphitheater
Family Night Carnival
June 9
5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
75 cents per ride
Orem City Center Park
Orem’s Got Talent
June 9
7 p.m.
FREE
Food Booths
June 9
5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
VARIES
Boutiques
June 10 Noon to 10 p.m.
VARIES
Carnival
June 10
Noon to 10 p.m.
VARIES
Business Showcase June 10
Noon to 7 p.m.
FREE
SCERA Park
Entertainment on Stage
June 10
Noon to 10 p.m.
FREE
Orem City Center Park Stage
GENTRI in Concert
June 10
8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FREE
Food Trucks
June 10
11:45 a.m. to 9 p.m.
VARIES
SCERA Park
Kids’ Games
June 10
Noon to 7 p.m.
FREE/VARIES
SCERA Park
AirCare Helicopter All Together Shootout
Fun One Run
June 10
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
FREE
SCERA Park
June 10
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
donation required
Orem High School
June 11
6 p.m.
$5
800 East to State Street
Pancake Breakfast
June 11
8 a.m. to 10 a.m.
$3
Business Showcase June 11
10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
FREE
SCERA Park
Car Show
June 11
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
FREE
SCERA Park
Entertainment on Stage
June 11
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
FREE
Carnival
June 11
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
VARIES
Food Trucks
June 11
11:45 a.m. to 9 p.m.
VARIES
SCERA Park
Kids’ Games
June 11
10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
FREE/VARIES
SCERA Park
Boutiques
June 11 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
VARIES
Baby Contest
June 11
12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
$12, $15 DAY OF
Orem High School
AirCare Helicopter June 11
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
FREE
SCERA Park
Children’s Parade
June 11
6:30 p.m.
FREE
400 East to State Street, Orem
Grand Parade
June 11
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
FREE
800 East to Center St., Orem
Fireworks
June 11
10 p.m.
FREE
(seating is limited)
Grand Parade
JUNE 11, 7 PM, 800 EAST TO CENTER
Whatever you do, do not miss the
Summerfest Grand Parade! The parade route will be lined with beautiful
city floats, smiling royalty, dignified
city officials, precise marching bands,
entertaining commercial entries, local
cheerleading squads and dance teams.
The Grand Marshals this year will be
Jimmer and Whitney Fredette.
This year the parade will begin with
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a flyover (weather permitting) by the
MountainStar AirCare helicopter from
Timpanogos Hospital. The helicopter is
equipped with night vision goggles and
synthetic vision, which means it is one
of the safest medical helicopters on the
market.
The parade begins at 7 p.m. on 800 E.
at 400 South traveling north to Center
Street and then west to State Street.
Orem City
Center Park
Stage Entertainment
F R I D AY, J U N E 1 0
Time, Performer
12:00 – 12:30, School of Performing Arts
12:55 – 1:30, New Big Bop Band
1:40 – 2:25, BD Howes Band
2:35 – 3:10, Cries of Freedom: The Musical
3:20 – 3:50, Utah Valley Civic Ballet Company
3:55 – 4:05, Latinos in Action
4:15 – 4:45, Studio 1 Dance Center
4:55 – 5:30, Miss Orem Royalty
5:40 – 6:25, Kemari and Deep Red Dirt
6:30 – 7:25, Grassroots Shakespeare Company
7:30 – 8:15, Whitney Lusk
Entertainment
in the Park
CA R N I VA L DAT E S / T I M E S
PRESENTED BY
JUNE 9, 5 PM - 10 PM
JUNE 10, NOON - 10 PM
JUNE 11, 10 AM - 10 PM
O R E M C I TY C E N T E R PA R K
PRESENTED BY
8:30 – 10:00, GENTRI
S AT U R D AY, J U N E 1 1
Time, Performer
10:00 – 10:45, Center Stage Performing Arts
10:55 – 11:25, Orem Chorale
11:35 – 12:05, CB Jazz Band
12:15 – 12:45, AMYS Martial Arts
12:55 – 1:25, Hale Center Theater
1:35 – 2:05, Hale Academy for the Performing Arts
2:15 – 2:55, SCERA Acting Up!
3:05 – 3:35, Mississippi Mood
3:45 – 4:15, Will Baxter Band
4:25 – 4:55, SLAP
5:05 – 5:45, Good Bones
THURSDAY
IS
FAMILY NIGHT
AT THE
CARNIVAL!
ALL
RIDES
75 CENTS!
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PRESENTED BY
PRESENTED BY
The Great Big Baby Contest
Fun One Run
J U N E 1 1 , AWA R D S C E R E M O N Y AT 4 : 3 0 P M , O R E M H I G H
J U N E 1 1 , R E G I ST R AT I O N 5 : 3 0 P M , STA RT S 6 P M , $ 5 W I T H O N L I N E R E G I ST R AT I O N
Orem Summerfest and America’s Freedom Festival are excited
to present the 2016 Great Big
Baby Contest.
All children ages 0-42 months
are invited to participate on June
11. $12 online registration is
available at summerfest.orem.
org using access code 515. Once
registered, print and bring your
registration to the event. You
can also register at the door on
the day of the event with cash or
credit card for $15.
Babies will be judged in their
age groups. Categories for best
costume, patriotic costume,
siblings, twins, multiples, and
individual will also be available.
The awards ceremony will begin
at 4:30 p.m. at Orem High.
Winners will ride in the Orem
Summerfest Parade that evening
at 7 p.m. The first 250 to register
will receive a special gift bag and
free photo sitting and 8”x10” print
will be available to each participant, compliments of Target in
Orem.
For any questions you may have,
please call Bekah Brunst or Liz
Craig 801-623-0023.
The Fun One Run is a new Summerfest event for everyone. The race is a quick
1 mile trip down the Summerfest parade route starting at the intersection of
800 East and Center Street.
Participants can walk, run, ride, roll, and race to the finish line at the Orem
City Center where there will be prizes and treats, generously provided by
Mathnasium of Lindon (serving North Orem, Lindon, & Pleasant Grove) and
Mathnasium of Orem (serving South Orem and Provo).
There will be individual race heats for kids 6th grade and younger. Those who
race on foot will be racing for cash prizes for first, second, and third place.
The first 200 people to register for the event will receive a race t-shirt, water
bottle, and goodie bag. Register now to make sure you get a t-shirt and water
bottle.
Online registration is just $5 per person.
All proceeds from the race will go to the All-Together Playground, Utah
County’s first public playground where kids of all ability levels can play together.
Questions about this event can be directed to Pete at 801-229-7099 or [email protected].
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A Business Showcase @ Scera Park!
J U N E 1 0 & 1 1 , S C E R A PA R K
We have over 50 business booths
this year, so come and see our local
business, they are handing out free
stuff along with promoting their
businesses in the area!
Rose Hill Dairy, Timpanogos Regional Hospital, State Farm (Will Babcock), R and R Realty,
North Utah Valley Animal Shelter, Project Read Utah, Canyon Dental, Sports Clip, Denny’s,
Do Terra, Wasatch Ford Dealers, All Together Playground, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Macey’s,
Entrata, Scera Shell, 7-Peaks, Beehive Homes of Orem, Master Wohlwend’s Martial Arts, Maple
Mnt. Fireplace, Kash Investments, Go Solar by Vivint Solar, Renewal by Anderson, Amy’s Martial
Arts, Stone Crete Systems, Crossfit Rise Again, Morris Murdock Travel, RnR Spa, Young Family
Dental, Jungle Jumparoo, Bobby Lawrence Karate, American Family Insurance, Stronglife
Physiotherapy, Mountainland Eteriors, Little Gym of Orem, Summerhays Piano Source, Oreck
Vacuums, KiLife Tech, Utah Sun Solars, JigaWatt Cycles, Flate Rate Doctors, Mountain America
Credit Union, Mad Dog Cycles, Brigham Piano, Time Gov., Rock Canyon Bank
PRESENTED BY
Military Vehicles and Car Show
Car Show: June 11, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., SCERA Park, FREE event, register online
Military Vehicles on display: June 10, Noon to 7 p.m., June 11, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., SCERA Park, FREE event
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If you love the freedom we enjoy, come to SCERA Park on June
10-11 to honor veterans and see Freedom Vehicles’ Summerfest
display. You will see military vehicles, equipment, and gear used
to keep the United States a free nation. Orem residents will
have the opportunity to get in a WWII D.U.K.W. (Amphibious
Landing Craft) and hear about the sacrifices our brave soldiers
made while serving our country. While you interact with the
tools of freedom at Summerfest you will get a taste of what you
will see July 1-4 when Freedom Vehicles Association, Colonial Heritage Festival, and Cries of Freedom setup the largest
freedom promoting display of its kind in the United States of
America. Register Now http://summerfest.orem.org/car-show/
Hardwood starting at $2.99 sq. ft.
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ACTIVITIES:
• Take a Military Vehicle and Equipment Historical guided tour
• Take a stretcher ride with a friend
• Build a protective wall using sand bags
• Get your picture taken; families can dress up as soldiers and get in specified
vehicles
• Use a real Morse Code machine and try to break the secret code Shoot a Candy Air
Cannon; kids run to find the candy
1941 M3 Scout Car
1942 D.U.K.W Amphibious Transport
1943 International M-2-4
1944 M2A1 Half Track Car
1951 M37 Weapons Carrier
1951 M38 Willys Jeep
1962 M43 Ambulance
1962 M109A1 Mobile Machine Shop
1965 M416
1969 M35A2
1973 M561 Gamma Goat
1974 M561 Gamma Goat
1984 M101A1
1988 M35A2c
1991 M923
600 gallon water buffalo
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Student Marshals
EXCEPTIONAL OREM STUDENTS
WHO KNOW HOW TO DREAM BIG
Taesha Sa’u
OREM JUNIOR HIGH
Stevie Sheen
OREM JUNIOR HIGH
Glory Thomas
OAK CANYON JUNIOR HIGH
Riley Kinsey
OAK CANYON JUNIOR HIGH
Elizabeth Vogel
LAKERIDGE JUNIOR HIGH
Preston Zundel
LAKERIDGE JUNIOR HIGH
JJ Estrada
CANYON VIEW JUNIOR HIGH
Rosa Ochoa
CANYON VIEW JUNIOR HIGH
Taesha Sa’u is the oldest in his
family is continually sharing his
talents, from his friendly disposition to his love for the arts, to
his excellent grades. His singing
voice has brought him opportunities from National Honor Choir,
State Honor Choir two years in
a row, as well as choir student
of the year. In seventh grade he
sang with the UVU Chamber choir
and the Utah Valley Orchestra
in the opera “Elijah.” He loves
participating in plays at school,
Hale Theater and Center Stage.
He serves on student council.
Stevie Sheen is the oldest
of four. She loves accelerated softball and played on the
girls basketball team for Orem
Junior. Stevie has had a 4.0 GPA
throughout elementary and junior
high. Stevie recently enrolled
into UCAS where she is excited
to start high school and plans
to graduate with a high school
diploma and an associate’s degree through UVU. Stevie has her
sights set on the medical field.
Stevie has a natural passion to be
the best she can be and is very
compassionate toward others.
Glory Thomas is just like the
meaning of her name. She is
always looking to serve and uplift
others. Glory was the Ghost of
Christmas Past in her school’s
musical. She is also president
of Encore, the advanced choir
at Oak Canyon. Her Reflections
dance, “Shoulders,” goes on to
state. As a straight-A student,
a group leader in the Science
Demo team, and a violinist in the
Chamber Orchestra, she tries to
always include others. She is excited for Timpanogos so she can
“spread the joy” there, too.
Riley Kinsey enjoyed being on
stage crew and in the Bravo class,
as well as Spanish and seminary
at Oak Canyon. He is the oldest
child and also the oldest grandchild. He makes everyone smile
with jokes and funny voices.
Riley is on the honor roll, plays
football for Timpanogos, and
worked as an AV Tech for the
junior high. He’s willing to help
out whenever needed. He enjoys
riding his motorcycle, guitar,
drawing and yo-yo skills, having
taken 10th place in the Utah yoyo competition last spring.
Elizabeth Vogel has ambitions
of world travel, preferably with
a backpack. Her family spends
time in Mazatlan where Elizabeth practices boogie boarding
and the Spanish she has been
learning since first grade. She
has been on the Lakeridge track
team for three years and plans
to run at Mountain View. She has
participated in the Share-A-Smile
triathlon. She enjoys gardening,
hiking, art, piano, oboe and reading. She earned awards at the
Model United Nations and Model
European Union.
Preston Zundel is known for
being kind, loving and good-natured. Preston wants to become
a falconer with hopes of having
a Red-Tailed Hawk. Preston has
a rare, chronic, white blood cell
disease called Eosinophilic Colitis
(EC), requiring the placement of
an NG tube for nutrition. Excessive sick days and medical appointments have lead to missed
days of school, requiring Preston
to work harder to maintain his
grades and dreams for college.
Preston perseveres and looks for
ways to serve and uplift others.
JJ Estrada is finishing ninth
grade at Canyon View Junior
High. He has four sisters and is
the youngest of the family. JJ
is friendly, polite, hardworking
and one of the most important
traits is his kindness to everyone
especially to the elderly. JJ enjoys
traveling, skateboarding and
spending time with his family. JJ
has many goals in life, and one
of them is to pursue a career in
journalism.He hopes to one day
become someone important in
pop culture but most importantly
to his community.
Rosa Ochoa participates in extra
curricular activities after school
such as FCCLA. She received second place in Parliamentary Procedure and gets to go to San Diego
for nationals. Her favorite subjects
are ceramics, foods and 3D art.
She is bilingual, and in her free
time she loves to read and listen
to music. She is going to Timpanogos High School and hoping to
graduate with a 4.0. Rosa is joyful
that she lives in the state of Utah,
which is full of opportunities and
where she has a community that
is like a family to her.
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Kids Activities
J U N E 1 0 - 1 1 , S C E R A PA R K , F R E E E V E N T
June 10, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Kid’s Crafts and Games
June 11, 10 a.m. to Noon
Kid’s Crafts, Games, and Fun Hairdos
June 11, 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Balloons, Face painting, and Fun Hairdos
A Boutique in the Park!
J U N E 1 0 - 1 1 , C I TY PA R K
Come enjoy shopping at the Orem Summerfest Boutiques.
With 69 vendor booths, we have something for everyone. Come and
see your favorite vendors from previous years and see our new ones!
Paparazzi
Mary Kay
Kuru Design
Soaplicity
Tupperware
Echo Toys
Kohler Sports Cards
G&N Magnetic Bracelets
Cosmic Impressions
Mona’s Crafts
Painting Adventures
Makey Arts
Shepaisy
Soul Kix
Cuddle Me Softly
LuLa Roe
Usborne Books
Bladestar Publishing
Painted Party
FireFly pins
DoTerra
Sew Sensation
Jokes & Magic
Glitzy Trinkets
Stay Wear
Henna deLuna
Taisa Sweets
Fast Karts
John Jackson’s Doll Houses
Amy’s Martial Art
The Gem Miner
Runa Arts
It Works
Nektia Originals Silverware
Monster Socks
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Touch of Polynesia
Roses Island Styles
Utah wishing Pearls
Finish Line
SJO clothing
Younique
Minima
Perfectly Posh
Heart and Soul
Svelte Wallets
Mann Sunglasses
Henna me Happy
Vibes
Living Waters
Swagen Mobile Photo’s
Contemporary Body Art
Fair House Magic,
and many more!
All-Together Playground
JUNE 7 - 11, 2016
Play is the work of children. Play
helps kids learn, grow, and develop.
In Orem, we believe that all children,
regardless of ability level, deserve the
opportunity to play together.
That’s why Habitat for Humanity,
Kids on the Move, United Way
of Utah County, the City of Orem,
and many local businesses including
Vivint and Intermountain Healthcare, have teamed up to build the
“All-Together Playground” at the
City Center Park. This will be the
first all-inclusive playground in Utah
County.
The All-Together Playground will
be built with an army of volunteers
over an eight-day period beginning
September 5th. Those interested in
participating in this historic community effort are invited to visit www.
alltogetherplayground.com to make a
donation and sign up for Build Week.
With your help we will build a sensory-rich experience that will bless
the lives of all Orem’s children.
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Orem Police Balanced at Performing Duties
Orem Fire Fighters also Certified Paramedics
MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF OF POLICE
M E S S AG E F R O M RYA N P E T E R S O N , B AT TA L I O N C H I E F
Chief Gary Giles
Orem Police Chief
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As guardians of society, police personnel have a
very difficult job, especially in today’s day and age.
In one of his famous broadcasts, What are Policemen Made of?, the late Paul Harvey said of police
officers;
“What is a policeman made of? He, of all
men (and women), is once the most needed
and the most unwanted. He’s a strangely
nameless creature who is “sir” to his face and
“fuzz” to his back.
He must be such a diplomat that he can
settle differences between individuals so that
each will think he won. But...If the policeman is
neat, he’s conceited; if he’s careless, he’s a bum. If he’s
pleasant, he’s flirting; if not, he’s a grouch.
He must make an instant decision which would
require months for a lawyer to make.
But...If he hurries, he’s careless; if he’s deliberate, he’s lazy. He must be first to an accident and
infallible with his diagnosis. He must be able to start
breathing, stop bleeding, tie splints and, above all, be
sure the victim goes home without a limp. Or
expect to be sued.
The Orem Police Department is comprised of nearly 140 of the best men and
women around. Police officers, dispatchers,
and a variety of support personnel spend their
days serving the citizens and visitors to the
City of Orem. They are the most professional
people I have ever met and I am humbled to be
able to work among them and consider myself one of
them. I only hope the community of Orem is able to
see the brave, courageous, kind, caring, and honorable
people who work for the Orem Police Department.
Captain Ryan Peterson
Orem Fire Battalion Chief
The Orem Fire Department was founded in 1947 and
originally staffed with volunteers. The Fire Department
has grown tremendously since that time and has developed in a full-time, professional organization.
We currently have four fire stations that are staffed
with a minimum of four personnel, 24/7/365.
Each station has a Fire Captain, Fire Engineer
and a minimum of two Firefighter/Paramedics. We are a dual-role department, whereas
our personnel are certified, and operate as,
firefighters and paramedics. Our personnel
hold additional certifications related to firefighting and EMS. We have several personnel who
are specially trained in Hazardous Materials, Rope Rescue,
Trench Rescue, Confined Space and Structural Collapse.
The men and women of the Orem Fire Department
are committed to excellence in everything we do. We
recognize that the citizens we serve are our customers.
We are committed to providing the highest level of
professional, compassionate and exceptional service at
all times.
Public relations and public education are
paramount to our success. We conduct public
relations events weekly at local schools,
religious organizations, birthday parties and
other events as requested. Our firefighters
thoroughly enjoy interacting with the public
and teaching about our profession, and providing education to our customers.
The Orem Fire Department is committed to Building
a Better Orem through excellent customer service, and
in partnership with our citizens.
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Pursue your
Dreams
MESSAGE FROM MISS OREM 2015, JESSE CRAIG
For this past year, I have been able to host
and attend every type of event as I represented the city of Orem. Ribbon cuttings,
egg hunts, self-esteem presentations for
school, and even hot air balloon rides have
been a part of my reign. With the help of
the Orem Summerfest board and the Orem
City Council, I was able to implement the
“Orem’s Got Talent!” tradition, and host
a Christmas breakfast for the community.
We were able to raise more than $1,000 for
the Children’s Miracle Network hospitals
and “All-Together Playground” through
those two events, and I’m excited to see how
the traditions continue for years to come.
Another project that I was able to chair
throughout Orem was collecting unwanted
shoes to benefit Burkina Faso, Africa. Orem
collected an astounding 3,470 pairs of shoes
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Maddi Millard
(Miss Orem
2014) crowns
Jesse Craig
(Miss Orem
2015) on May
16, 2015.
for this project, and I could not be prouder.
The advice I would like to give to any
girl aspiring to become Miss Orem – or to
attain any leadership position – is to fully
commit. Instead of wishing, start pursuing.
Tomorrow may not come, and the longer
you put off that application or phone call,
the longer it takes for you to achieve your
goals. And when you do achieve your goal,
do NOT stop there! For me, Miss Orem
was not about one night of competition, it
was about finding ways to improve the city,
help others, and better myself, every single
day of my reign.
Thank you Orem city, for giving me this
opportunity to represent you. It truly has
been a privilege, and I am excited to see
what the future holds in store for the best
city in Utah.
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