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Show rp pi wrWVrV,'Wf ir yw nwriipffi Ljr'grj"1ifrrfrr)pirHfHef'y Page A3 l3Ifrg '5Itrmg-(3- l rthepetthent Thursday, April 16, 1998 Canyonlands Rodeo Queen Contest involves eight local youth The 1998 Canyonlands Rodeo Queen Pageant will be held Monday April 20. This years contestants include Stacey Brewer, Dawn Boyd, Ronnie Chapman, Linda Hickman, Stacy Jo Holyoak, Monica Torres, Tbsha Wagner, and last but most certainly not least, Elizabeth Whitney. The contestants will be starting off their day with the Horsemanship portion of the pageant beginning at 1 p.m. at The Old Spanish Trail Arena. The public is invited to watch and support the girls at this time, free of charge. Each young lady will perform a reining pattern on horse back, which will be set by the 1997 Canyonlands Rodeo Queen, Danalee Welch. The Horsemanship judges the abilities of the rider and their mount, they are also being judged for the manner in which they present themselves, their horse and the pattern. Throughout the day, contestants will be busy interviewing with each of the judges on their knowledge of tack horse care, knowledge of professional rodeo, current PRCA standings, rodeo terminology and history of the Canyonlands Rodeo. Each contestant must know names ofthe Canyonlands stock contractor, rodeo announcer, rodeo committee president, and especially the dates of the rodeo. The coronation of the 1998 259-444- 1 Movies Effective Friday All shows before 6 p.m. $4 Canyonlands Rodeo Queen will take place at the Branding Iron Restaurant (South Hwy. 191) at 7:30 p.m. Community volunteers will be honored April 22 April 19 - 24 is National Volun1997 Grand County Retired & Senior Volunteers provided over 15,000 hours of service, worth more than $191,000.00 to our community. On Wednesday, April 22 at 12, a picnic lunch is being held at the Grand County Senior Center to honor Senior Volunteers. All Grand County Seniors are invited. The guest speaker will be Moab City Mayor Karla Hancock, on The Value of Volunteers. To make reservations, call Verlene at The Grand County Senior Center Quilters, headed up by Ruth Jensen, are in the process of producfor children in criing sis situations. The Senior quilting group is preparing and turning over to the Grand County Sheriffs Office and Seekhaven family crisis center forty containing a hand-mad- e quilt, small toy, hair brush, tooth brush and paste, Bible story coloring book, and other items. All of these items have been donated to the project by local citizens and businesses. The project organizers will be raffling a childs quilt at the Volunteer Week lunch at the Senior Center, tickets are 50 cents or 3 for a dollar. All proceeds from this raffle will be returned directly to this project and producing additional teer Week, an in 259-662- care-packa- care-packag- Monday evening. Seating for dinner will begin around 6 p.m. Tickets can be purchased by contacting one of the contestants. While dinner is being served, the contestants will be preparing for a special portion ofthe pageant that is surely going to be entertaining. Followed by modeling, speeches on Grand County Cowboy(s)," and impromptu ques- tions. The 1998 Canyonlands Rodeo Queen and her Attendants symbolize the young women in this area who wish to further promote the for free insurance coverage while volunteering and a mileage reim4 bursement, please call Mary at or 259-781- 259-781- 5. Nightly 7:00 & 9:00 Sat-Su- n Mat. 1:00 & 3:00 Larry & Susan Turpen Licensed Funeral Directors Mortuary and Crematorium PG 13l8 -- V FEW LINE CINEMA fflggj 7 & Michael Nightly 7:00 & 9:00 n Mat. 1 :00 4 3:00 Sat-Su- EXPERIENCE THE I'HUMAN ADVENTURE J. Hardy Memorial Services: MOSTl Friday, April 24, 3 p.m. Old City Park OF. ALL! Harry E. Mackerell Services pending, to be announced at a later date Nightly 7:00 4 9:15 Sat-Su- n Mat. 1:00 4 3:15 386 N. 100 West u Moab Gift Certificates Available! Kane Creek Turn at 580 Fax: most importantly good sportsmanship. But it takes even more of each one of these characteristics to uphold the titled you have earned, not won," she said. The 1998 Canyonlands Rodeo Queen will receive a trophy saddle compliments of the Canyonlands Rodeo Committee. The committee extends appreciation to the sponsors for their generous donations. Rodeo Queen Danalee Welch. She is a natural born leader and will succeed in life because she has the ability to go out and achieve anything she wants, if she wants it with all of her heart. And this is why each of the young women who are competing for this title deserve it. Welch emphasizes that to obtain the title of 1998 Canyonlands Rodeo Queen it takes a lot of hard work, determination, pure ambition, and Immunization clinic is Monday Southeastern Utah District Health Department is offering an immunization clinic Monday, April 20 from 1 to 6 p.m. Childrens required vaccines will be offered free. The clinic will be held at 471 South Main, Suite 4, for information. phone 259-560- 2 Chamber accepts parade entries The Moab Area Chamber of Commerce is now accepting entries for the 1998 Butch Cassidy Days Parade. This years parade will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 6th. The parade is a part of the annual Butch Cassidy Days Rodeo and Downtown Festivities. Prizes will be awarded for first, second, and third place entries. For further information, or to enter please call 4 or stop by the Chamber office at 805 North Main Street. Mary at 'Your Grape Hyacinth Purple Lamium Colorful AstersJewel Primrose Sparkler DaisiesPansies, Violas and Snaps Bronson services are April 16 Funeral services for Michael Raye Bronson will be held in Moab Thursday, April 16. Viewing will be from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m., followed by services at the Moab Latter-da- y Saints 1st Ward, 475 W. 400 North. Mike died April 10 in Cairo, NE. He is survived by his wife, Karen. He was born in lone, Washington on Sept. 7, 1944, to Howard and Ruby Bronson. Mike attended Grand County High School. He joined the Army and went on to serve his country in the Card of Thanks Greta Jensen and family wish to say Thank You to all of our friends for their caring, love and prayers before and after the passing of my dear husband, Chuck. Words of thanks seem so inadequate. Each and every one of you were indeed a blessing. And a very special thank you to two of the most dedicated nurses in Home Health one could ever wish for. Cindy Drew and Tracy Harris are indeed a credit to the nursing profession and to Home Health. Thank you both, from our hearts. Your caring and understanding helped us through this most difficult time. To the Masons of Moab, your love, your caring, your concern went beyond the call of duty. From our hearts, thank you. And last but not least, our true friend and doctor, Steven Rouzer. Without you, where would be. You cared for Chuck a long, long time, put him at ease, and laughed with him. God bless you for being there for him. Greta Jensen, Caroline & neighborhood nursery in the heart of downtown Moab." NOW BLOOMING AT SUNSHINE GARDENS! 259-781- s. For information on how you can become a volunteer, and be eligible sport of rodeo and the western way of living. They will be promoting and representing the Canyonlands Rodeo and Butch Cassidy Days by traveling around the state of Utah as ambassadors of these two great events, which will be held June 3 through 6. The contestants are young women competing for this title, which they all deserve, but only one of them can hold. Each individual who has the courage to even compete for this title already deserves it, comments 1997 GERANIUMS IN FIVE COLORS Vietnam War. Survivors include three SPECIAL of daughters: Kimberly Key of Grand Junction, the WEEK Exotic Asiatic Lilies in peach, yellow, orange and salmon, in pots Half Price: Regularly $5.99, Colorado; M e n a g a Hitchcock of Now $2.49 Michael Bronson New Mexico; and Sarah Bronson of Liberty Lake, Washington. He is also survived by four grandchildren; his mother. Ruby Bronson of Moab; Janice Smith of Dannenbrog, NB; Marcy Davidson of Salt Lake City; Duane Bronson of Spirit Lake, Idaho; and Debbie Knudson of West Linn, Oregon; as well as many loving nieces and neph- OPEN TUESDAY-SATURDA- 10-- 6; Y, 275 W. WILLIAMS WAY He was preceded in death by his father, Howard; brother, Larry; and daughter, Rebecca. 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