In the December 2004 Pioneer Post, three rabies clinics were announced. They will be hosted by the Weber County Animal Service on January 29, February 12, and February 26, 2005, at the Weber County Animal Shelter from 2 to 4 p.m. each date. Shots will be $7.00 and dog licenses will also be available. Fun and Entertainment Not all occurrences in our city were problems for our officials and residents. We knew summer was on its way when fun activities were announced. Mountain West Miniature Horse and Shetland Pony Owners invited the community residents to a free fun weekend featuring around 400 classes for Registered Miniature Horses and Shetlands. it was held on May 28-30 at the Weber County Fair Grounds. Participants came from six states and parts of Canada in Region VIII. Two "Evenings of Music at the Marriott Park" were held this year, the first on June 28 and the last on August 23. Residents were invited to share their talents at these events by scheduling performances with Buzzy Ito. The first Evening of Music at the Park for this summer, was held on June 28, 2004, at 7:00 p.m. at the Marriott Park, with all families invited to attend. Kaitlyn and Dallin Holley were featured on their violins, as they played a variety of numbers for the enjoyment of those who came. Their mother, Erin Holley, joined Kaitlyn for a vocal number. Several dance numbers were presented by Criss Wheeler's Plain City dance group. Those residents who didn't avail themselves of this opportunity missed an entertaining evening. Our second Evening of Music at the Park, was held on August 23, 2004, at the Marriott Park. Jessica Wilkins, Shizue Marumoto, and Eiko Kishimoto entertained us as they played a Japanese instrument, the Koto. Kiera, Aubrey and Kathryn Dimick danced for us. Adam, Elijah, Hannah and Daylyn Brandley sang original songs composed by Adam. Matt Tipping, Steve Ito, and Philip Ito, comprising the Hidden Talents band, played several numbers for our entertainment, including an original song, One Last Chance. Buzzy Ito showed her musical versatility as she joined the band in singing one song. The annual Fourth of July holiday celebration fun began with the Sixth Annual Golf Tournament at Mulligan's Golf Course on Friday, July 2, 2004, under the direction of Danny Brown, with about 65 people participating. A dinner and karaoke was planned at the Slaterville Park for July 3rd, but had to be cancelled. A 5K/1K walk/run which began at 7:00 a.m. on July 5th under the direction of Bob Hirschi, beckoned all hale and hearty citizens, and 45 competed. July 5th also featured a breakfast at the Marriott Park, with a parade beginning at 11:00 a.m. From 12:00 noon, activities continued at the Marriott Park featuring lunch, contests, and games. A super inflatable Tsunami 30 foot slide was a new attraction, and Softball was an added activity this year. Pam Slater was in charge of the events again, and the community thanks her for an excellent job done. Summer tennis lessons were available, beginning June 14, with USPTA Certified Tennis Instructor Steven Ito teaching at the tennis courts at BDO. A summer picnic for community members age 55 and over was held at the Slaterville Park on August 10, 2004. Randy Phipps cooked a dutch oven dinner which was enjoyed by about 55 of our residents. The Piano Gallery presented an organ program, with Dolores Slater as one of the organists who entertained. The annual Christmas Open House for Marriott-Slaterville City officials and volunteers was held on Thursday, December 16, 2004, between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. A buffet, featuring Chinese food, was enjoyed by those in attendance, as was visiting with fellow workers. Our thanks go to Shawna and Glen Meyerhoffer, Becky and John Burt, and Pam and Kelly Slater for their much appreciated work in making the party a success.