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Show B4 The Times-Independen- Thursday, April 12, 1979 t, SAFARI SPECIAL... route... Hurrah is Pass overnight Hurrah Pass route offers an country variety of Backpackers " The canyon scenery, outstanding both from above and at the level of the Colorado River. This year, the Hurrah Pass trip will be expanded into an overnight route, with a campsite on the banks of the Colorado River. The trail, led by Charles Lovingood, features canyon depths and outstanding views from high up on canyon rims. The route leaves the pavement west ofMoab on the Kane Springs road along the south bank of the Colorado River. Features of the trip include a beautiful dripping spring and spectacular views of CanyotUands National Park and Dead Horse Point from the summit of Hurrah Pass. Safari Chairman Dee Trantor has advised that some sections in Lockhart Basin will be quite rough. Trip participants will also see the Needles section on the second day, as they travel out to the famous Elephant Hill jeep : trail above the Squaw Flat campground. Then will also be a side trip to Chicken ' Corner. . - USGS T opo Maps at Available The 35 E. Times-Independe- nt Center St. , Don't Bliy any Pete putting the finishing touches on one of his most recent paintings, The Herd Quitter. He works late into the night, Thats when I do my best work. But he is up by 6 a.m. every morning. Plastow is until you compare See The Fabulous WINDSOR Select your own room size Wood ceilings, hardwood kitchen floor Strategically placed sprinkler system AM-F8 track stereo radio Much, much more Authorized Dealer Windsor American Skyline mobile ftp HOfAES sales i 8647444 SERVIf Area 303 Nuda Colorado Western artist Castle Valley will enter Las Vegas competition Plastow family, which includes wife, Patt, and three daughters, Suzy, Tina and Missy, moved here last August. They sons; James married to Joyce, Mark and Bill, who is serving a mission for the LDS Church in Calif. Adorning the walls of his studio are a lifetime collection of Indian and Cowboy artifacts. These things are not just there ' for his enjoyment, but are used as reference for his paintings. Also found in his studio is a library of hundreds of volumes of books on the West that he uses for reference material. Pete has on file over 7,000 slides of landscapes, Located at 551 Ea. 2nd So. SERVICE & REPAIR COMMERCIAL wagons, old buildings, etc. taken all over the western states that he uses for reference. His paintings are authentic to the minutest detail. He is an authority on Cowboys and Indiana. He dresses them for the RESIDENTIAL Buckaroo Artists of America. They consider themselves a rare breed, and that they are. According to the organization's secretary, John Bascam of Victorville, Calif., Each member must have cowboy ed, rodeoed or ranched for at least 5 years and must be a professional also have three grown proper period of time and also for the proper location in the West. Mr. Some Plastow said, C&stlo Valloy Commonts . artists show Indians as being big, robust men, but they were fust like we are; short, fat, tall and skinny. Another thing that really burns me up is when an artist paints Cowboys in the early days and they' are all riding quarter horses with modern saddles. Most of the pleasure of this work cornesfrom the research necessary to be correct in every detail, as correctly as our historical knowledge allows. This includes toe rise and conformation of horses, to the color and cut of clothing from a particular ' Plastow JOIN THE CROWDS IN LAS VEGAS FOR Smith, Somers, Mont.; John Bas- $6.00 tic depiction in the. fine arts medium. They have; their first annual show at the Frontier Hotel in Las Vega, Nevada next fall, Money back guarantee To: UNITED ASSOCIATES -- DEPT II 30S Walbndge Building Buffalo NY 14202 where they will bring together their most recent works of art.' First prize is, $30,000.00' and second &prize is a new "It Kit r Cadillfo, W V t , j ; i ?r ' " i .a h 1 r From the instant he arrives onstage, right through the final sbhg; you are' J under the spell...feeling the dynamic impact of thlsyouhg star. Marty takes you as only a true artist can, to the heights of Joy, the depths of sorrow, to the corners of your memory...sharing with you in song all fhe tidpesthe .. joys, the tears of living. Unite this kind of superb showmanship with the musical talent and zanyv-i- ; comedy of his band and you have an unbeatable combination. , ft Addrw ' .r i' c"' r "' l h, : r - . State .Zip. . Immlnuj j . ',. vrf " Y, I t - j r v r ' v ' c ' - 3CQ? ! a , - y f f ' Name c- 1 I 1 t , ?? THE MARTY DAVIS SHOW... THE ONE TO REMEMBER! ' ' ' ' MARTYDAVIS Hagan Investment! Vacation! Farming! Exclusive buyers guide. ' Complete information f - is sponsoring a free running clinic to provide training for the meet each Saturday, opposite the. CEU girls gym on Third East in Price. record the iv r families is $10. Trophies will be awarded to all finishers. The association fitness-oriente- d American West, using their own experiences and knowledge as a basis for their art work. They hope to educate the public to the real West, past and present, through authen- A A . for pre-servea- nd manent collection of the NOW THRU MAY 3RD AT THE (I" UNION-PLAZHOTEL CASINO MARTY DAVIS IS AN ENTERTAINER entry fee Castle Valley, Utah. The purpose of the Buckaroo Artists is to bring together qualified artists to paintings in the per- -' flfllslirfly iGRMu.jsa The GOVERNMENT LANDS from $7.50 acre! com, Shirley Bothum, Clarkston, Wash.; Ben Johnson, Yoder, Colo.; Ted Long, North Platte, Neb.; and Pete Plastow, n Wellington, Utah 84542. Run For Fun track meets. Interested persons should of Vice-Preside- THE SENSATIONAL . several Ca.; Cecil Victorville, chuch wagon, roped horses from a remueda and slept in bed rolls. Another outfit he worked fur ratt 60,000 head of cattle. After serving time in the Marine Coprs during Korea he attended Animal Husbandly College at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, Calif. At this time he met his wife, Patt, from Santa Barbara, Calif. Pete also' does sculpis no tures which are cast in bronze. He has a collector in New York who buys the first casting of earn new edition. Mr. Plastow has period... Mr. horse-draw- , has 9 members: Earl Bascom, President, of hy BoaDwfc. stranger to the life of a cowboy, having spent almost 15 years in the saddle on some of the biggest outfits in America. One outfit in Texas that he worked for, still used the Mile Age Group Championship on Saturday, May 5 beginning at 10 a.m. at the Carbon County High School track. Runners of all ages are invited to participate in the event, the first of western artist. At present the fledgling group V li send their name, age, date of birth, sex, address and telephone number with a $4 entry fee to U.T.A.H., P.O. Box 661, The Utah Track Association and Harriers (U.TJA.H.) is sponsoring elite the Carbon County One of the member in If you were to drive up Castle Valley Drive in the River Ranchos late some night and were to look to the south at the foot of Porcupine Rim, you would probably see the lights shining out of four large windows. That would be the studio of the western artist Pete Plastow. The Run for fun track meet oldest History and Art Among Plastow's collection of artifacts are these Sioux Museum in the United Indian female beaded leggins. These artifacts help him States. to convey authenticity into his paintings. Recently Mr. Plastow was accepted as a charter Mobile Home . LO taalSim ''it his careerin: v entertainment as a disc jockey. Than;: following hla natural Inclinations toward country music, ho and a tow friends began a group and in 1969, THE MARTY DAVIS SHOW went on early the ii- f r -- r v 'j; 1 j 1 road. Since those beginnings, Marty has worked with several groups, traveling from Alaska ' . to California, Oregon, Washington , K Idaho , Wyoming, Colorado, Hawaii and Nevada. hiarty is now one of the most popular acts on the West Coast, having worked shows with Rose , Maddox, Tex Williams, Freddy Hart, Dolly Partoh, The Nadars, Tommy Collins, Susan Raya, David Fjizzel, -- O oQ V Freddy Fender, Johnny Carver,1 Sonny Qultar and Wynn-Stewar- t, others.many ' Marty lives In Medford Oregon, and, when he's enjoys - not-travelin- 'Jr'this shortVv.term, 26 camping, packing, c hunting and horses. Hs raises App&Oosas In what & little spare ttmstie has. Uve it up, let It go at the Union Plaza. - Your deposlt of $10,000 , .1. the highest IntererirriepaW.by by an agency of ;naOretf account is insured to $40, 000. ' LASVuCAS Number One Main Street ' r ; j 4 week certificate ahy financial institution Eacti depositors j. 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