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Show Page BIO STfre '(Etmeg-51ttfrgpgKhe- Thursday, November 11, 2004 rtt Red Devil basketball fund raiser The Red Devils basketball team will kick off their season with a spaghetti dinner and auction on Wednesday, November 17, 5:30 p.m. Both the girls and boys teams will play a Red and White game immediately following the dinner and auction. The dinner will be held in the cafeteria at Grand County High School. The Red and White games will be in the gymnasium. Dinner is $5 per person and $20 for families. j erage wins will pay her entry fees in the form of Shootouts to the American West 5D National Finals held next October in Reno, NV. The only thing Adams didnt win was the co- The Cat in the Hat, Thing 1 and Thing 2 appeared in Moab with nothing to do... but win the costume contest. Photo by PhotoMakers contest held after Saturdays race. The highlight of the stume Frighteningly fast runners at Arches Winter Series on Halloween was the Costume Contest. More than 40 participants, young, old, equine and canine dressed the part and competed for prizes sponsored by Racing in the Rockies. A half dozen dogs got in on the act with nals competition. While in Moab, Adams won the Open ID on Saturday and Sunday as well as the Youth ID both days, the Fast Time Award of the weekend, Open ID and Youth ID averages, wrapped up the Open and Youth ID buckles from the Racing in the Rockies Summer Buckle Series and put herself at the top of the leader board for the Arches Winter Series Cham- When AnnDee Adams, 13, of Castle Dale, UT said Trick or Treat on Halloween weekcame end her back filled with money! Having just returned from Reno, NV Adams proved why she had been i nvited to compete in the Challenge of Champions. During the American West 5D Finals. Adams was named the Utah State Youth Year End Champion and made a strong showing during this years Fi jack-o-lanter- weekends activities for both spectators and barrel racers n Kaylee Matts blue heeler dressed as a pirate taking home the best costumed dog award. Honarable mention went to Wags and Sweetie Pie, poodles who were dressed for their wedding complete with pretty pink toenails, owned by Gayla Shaefer. Michelle Spor of Nucla, CO pionship Saddle. Adams av Mammograms but Not just once, wowed the crowd with her Knight costume, complete with lance. Her palomino stallion, Striker Dean, gave the only indication as to who was pos- (4 sibly under the mask, his golden legs and white tail barely showing underneath the black cloak he was wearing. The Cat in the Hat, with Thing 1 and Thing 2 stole the show and won the Youth horse and rider combination entry. WPRA member Jennifer Noble, of Loma, CO and her for a lifetime daughters youth runner Laramie and pee wee runner Terye Paige won the vote from the judges, spectators and other contestants. Racing in the Rockies returns to the Old Spanish Trail Arena in Moab, Utah on Thanksgiving weekend with the second race in the Arches Winter Series. An AW4D approved Open with $1000 added, AW4D approved Youth and Senior as well as a ountain States and Wilderness Circuits WPRA Divisonal Tour, $1,000 LTE Novice Horse, $1,000 LTE Novice Rider, PeeWee and Pole Bending classes are scheduled for Medicare helps pay for yearly mammograms. I nr information, To learn more about l .ill breist cancer and mammograms, call the National Cancer truer Information Sen ice at l8004"CvANCER. t Institutes that weekend. For more ) Persons with TTY equipment Utah celebrates American Indian Heritage Month November is Utah American Indian Heritage month. Schools throughout the state are being encouraged to study the history of the states American Indians and the state is hosting an Indigenous Day awards celebration on November 22 at the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Salt Lake City. Utahs tribes add a richness to our cultural diversity, said Gov. Olene Walker. Their service in government and other programs are not only beneficial to their members, but to our state and nation. It is the time of the year that we acknowledge, as so proudly displayed during the Opening Ceremony of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, the five Indigenous nations of the state of Utah: Goshute, Navajo or Dine, Paiute, Shoshone, and Ute, said Forrest Cuch, director of the Utah Division of Indian Affairs. The division joins the tribes in wishing everyone an this month and the history of Utahs American Indians. Meantime, the Utah Division of Indian Affairs wall host its Annual Indigenous Day Dinner and Awards Celebration on November 22 at The Point Restaurant at the Huntsman Cancer Institute, 2000 Circle of Hope, Sixth Floor. The event is open to the public. room. The performance is planned for Sunday evening, December 19, at the High School Auditorium, with dress rehearsal being held the evening before. Auditions for women soloists will be held at 6 p.m. on Sunday, November 14; for men, Sunday, Novem- ber 21. As usual, the chorus needs members, particularly male ones, so all singers are invited to take part. The annual San Juan County Messiah performances will be Dec. 11 in Monticello and Dec. 12 in Blanding. All Moab area musicians and vocalists are invited to take part. Mary Ann Lyman is in charge of orchestra rehearsals. She can be contacted at for rehearsal 435-678-39- information. Duane Lyman will conduct the San Juan performances. He can be contacted at or Rehearsals are Sunday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. at the 678-273- 435-678-35- North Stake 4. Center in Blanding. jrnw SMhqfflBgBnffl Back of Beyond BOOKSTORE ackjobe The Next Stage infor- 390-371- ings Rehearsals have started taking place for this years Messiah. Tina Cannon is conducting these rehearsals on Sunday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Middle School band enjoyable upcoming Thanksgiving Day and holiday season. The division is also urging schools throughout the state of Utah call special attention to mation call Terri Gold at 970 2 or see their website for complete information, results, photos and point stand- dial Messiah rehearsals start Wlheire dlo at www.RacingInTheRockies.com HOLIDAY NIGHTS FOR YOUR SHOPPING DAYS! Everything on your shopping list is here tn Gr.inJ Junction. The Downtown Shopping Park, winery gift shops, area galleries and Mesa Mall are .ill stocked tor the holidays. 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