| Show 12 Giavlioa Vallcjr Kcvs June Thursday 9 Invitation To Redmond 1963 Annual ‘Expressions' Open for Entries “Expressions” creative a is underway the event is the Gunnison Stake Relief Society The contest is open to all women in the Gunnison Valley area cultural arts event once again Sponsoring Entries are being accepted in the following categories: 1) Poetry 2) Short Visual Story 3) Songwriting Arts 5) Tole painting ceramics (from greenware finished and product) (black and white Photography 4) and to 6) and judging a cultural arts will be held around First and second place will be announced winners and prizes awarded The festival will to give the public the opportunity hear and see the information any additional you may contact Julia Christensen Committee members are at Sherrie Myrup Lila Bartholomew and Vickie Lila Lee Christensen After the entries Deadline for all entries is August on the opener hundreds club On Tuesday May 31 our the Baking Bread Builders held its first meeting at the home of our teacher Mary Stewart We elected officers as follows: vice Winn President Heather president Laurie Goble secretary Kris Anderson reporter Beth Sorensen activity director Sharee Batholomew On June 9 we are going to Ft Green to tend small children for Boy Scouts Day Camp We decided on a meeting day and time Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday June 15 at Mary Stewart’s home Beth Sorensen reporter wadi job ' r Support these young their endeavor and come car washed women in have your costs $78 or $138 for both Beginning tide painting (folk art) will start Tuesday June 21 from pm in the GVHS art room It will run for eight weeks at a tuition coat of $16 it will be taught by Pam Beck improvements encouraged Larsen To enroll in any of these classes call Elaine Jensen at Anyone interested in painting may also enroll through Pam at Just arriving at the Gunnison Valley Hospital on June 2 1963 was Jamie Leigh Hunt weighing in at 8 lb 2 os Jamie to the daughter of Merrill and Deborah Utah Hunt Centerfield Honors Welcoming brother big home will be her Her Christopher Mrs Pat Nielson Gunnison Utah Mr and Mrs Rulon Hunt Tonrey Utah and Mr Merrill Nielson Phoenix Ariz Her are- Mrs Ruth Brittain Alma Arkansas and Mrs Viola Bame Provo Utah grandparents are Donnie Welch a 1980 graduate of Gunnison Valley High School recin the National ently competed DECA competition held in Houston Texas Welch earned the right to go to the national competition by winning first place in the 'state in advertising her last February of thousands of extra fish are still in the water’s reservoirs waiting to take the hook This combined with high water levels and coder water should temperatures statewide result in good fishing throughout the summer Baking Bread (Gxunimmisoim Builders Name Club Offices cleaned Get your car beautifully inside for $2 and for an additional $2 you- car will be given an outside National Creek reservoirs where hatchery workers had stocked thousands of additional catchabie trout originally scheduled for northern Utah Fisheries streams biologists speculate that fishing was poor because of high muddy water at all three reservoirs They say fishing should pick up as water conditions improve Because of the relatively small crowd King are There will be games and sports of all kinds and also concessions a bake sale horse shoe tournament and quilts for sale and raffle A barbeque will be held from p m and a dance will be held at Picketts Hall at 9:00 pm Music will be provided by the Durfey Band Proceeds will go toward new park to invited on Homecoming 1963 beginning 11 Many children reached baptismal age and had that special ordinance performed last week Amy Eaton daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Eaton was baptized and confirmed by her father Saturday A family dinner prior to the baptism was held in her honor son of Mr and Coy Stevenson Mrs David Stevenson was baptized and confirmed by his father Joshua Lamkey son of Mr and Mrs Joe Lamkey was baptized by his grandfather Darrell Mickelson and confirmed by Boyd Brady Elizabeth Gilman daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Gilman was' also baptized and confirmed by her father Welch competed with 6500 students from colleges who represented 42 states He placed in the top ten in the nation and just missed the National Championship by a few points Welch was a guest of Utah Technical College at the competition Welch will graduate from UTC this week with an associate in Manin Science Business Applied He plans to return next agement year and serve a term as DECA and have another chance to win nationals which will be held in Kansas City Missouri as he takes classes towards his Bachelors Degree On top of his achievements in Welch was honored at competition the college’s awards banquet as he was selected as the Outstanding Business Student of the Year at Utah Technical College He received an award for this and was again honored for doing so welt at tw nationals in Houston Donnie is the son of Mrs Sandra Brown of Centerfield and the late Donald L Welch Donate Welch trtah Arts Festival Juno aa-a- o IFayetits c The infant son of Ktylene and was blessed Ronald Hendrickson Sunday by his father and given tbs' name DaOin Kay It was atoo the birthday of their daughter AahlejL A birthday dinner was served after meeting and those helping celebrate both occasions were Mr and Mrs Jay Gubler Ogden Mr and Mrs and son Trent Roger Hendrickson Mr and Mrs Kendell Julander and children Bear River and Mr and Mrs Rendell Hendrickson Gunnison jC OnTOcst Tcmplo At tho Colt Palace imi nrnmi i TmrnrmiTmrmmrtTnmnnnni All Women Ages Check Out These Great Gift Ideas for Continuing College Education to offering two English classes for credit and a beginning tote painting ctoaa for fun Practical ComEnglish 102 class will bq s position taught far six Wednesdays from 6:66 to 9: 30 pm and four Saturdays from am It will begin June 22 English 103 CrP’cal Composition in Literature ajo worth three credits will be held pm for six Tuesdays beginning June 21 and will end Wednesday August 3 Both of these classes will be taught in Room 11 at the Gunnison Valley High School Tuition far each class Wins Fish Still Waiting To Take the Hook the turnout for the Although general season fishing opener was from past years down significantly those people who did go out to test skills their met with angling generally good success Fishing was best in reservoirs since almost all rivers and streams of the state were either not stocked or unfishable because of heavy runoff Some of the better opening weekend reports Lost came from East Canyon Creek Panguitch Scofield Joe’s Valley Strawberry Soldier Creek and Steinaker These waters should continue to provide good fishing for the next few weeks on the opener Disappointments included Echo Rockport and Otter For All valley women to participate The Centerfield 2nd Ward Young Women are having a car wash on Saturday Jime 11 at 9 am am Rules and specifications are from the ward Relief available Societies festival to the RedSaturday at 10:00 Everyone mond June 12 Snow Wash Saturday Homecoming will be stake by color) More information distributed throughout the visiting teachers Snow College Young Womerf Sponsor Car srs rrrunra 15-1- 6 HiTnrm 15 Total Woman Workshop June 18 10:00 am - 4:00 i pm Luncheon DeKator Manor LEARN ABOUT Make-U- p Self Esteem Diet Jovan Old Spice Fashion And Gambler After Shave and Cologne Parker Pen and 'am 5a 6a aaoacba POCDOE qaaos ODQQ0 529-759- Calculator Set $2995 Nutrition Exercise Your Best Colors Tickets $500 From Sponsors or Call 5 Eva Lynn Holt SPONSORS: Paulette's Smart Shop - Salina Paulette Keller Elda Lynn's Shop - Salina $3595 0 Si Great Selection of Watches And LDS Books EldaLynn James Rick's Drive Inn - Salina The Universal Impression Ephraim Eisel's Neo-Lif- e Center - Nephi Jim and Alene Eisel - Salina V Holt's Neo-Lif- e p i Russel and EvaLyrin Holt's Packing Plant - Salina -- Tell Him You Love Him With an 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