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Show Is The Salina Sun Wednesday. July 20. 1988 The Gunnison Valiev News Wed 4 4 The Saiina Sun The Gunnison Valley News Accent on People ANOTHER SET FOR AUGUST Elder called 6 to serve in Colombia Palisades Midnight Golf Scramble great Wilmer & Palisade State Park Golf Course held its First Annual Midnight Scramble Golf Tournament recently. Fifty golfers from Sanpete, Sevier and Juab counties participated. The event went over so well that the players have already demanded to hold another Midnight Scramble Golf Tournament which will be held August 6th at 9 p.m. Golf Pro Kirk Abegglen says This type of golf tournament is very appealing to golfers as it allows everyone to participate and contribute to their team, no matter what their playing ability. It is also exciting to play at night with the lighted golf balls. The galls, flagsticks, holes and tee markers are all lit with Cyalume Lightsticks which glow in the dark. Watching the tournament is almost like watching the 4th of Helena Smith to celebrate Golden Wedding Golden Wedding ( The children of Wilmer and Helena Smith are planning a day of celebration onJuly24,1988,inhonor of the 50th Wedding Anniversary of their parents. Mr and Mrs. Smith are theparentsoffourchildren. Theyare Marge Coates, Gunnison; Charles Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sorenson are pleased to announce the wedding of Brigget Sorenson, to Catarino Ramirez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Ramirez. Cen-terfie- ld JULY 29, 30, AUG. 1- This little cutie just had her July 16, 1988. To help her celebrate was her mom and daddy, Blaine and Christine Jensen and her very proud grandparents Lee and JoAnn Anderson, Pat and Redge Jensen, great grandparents. Jack and Ruby Buchanan, Vera Jensen and Valda Hales of Redmond, also all her aunts and uncles, Brian and Michelle Jensen, Jennifer and Mike Jensen, Michelle and Bobby Whitaker, and Annette Anderson. Happy Birthday, Kelcey Lee 6. 750-114- The annual Rendezvous will featurea kick off parade at 10 a.m. beginning July 21, and continuing through July 22, and 23. The parade will include the Old Time Fiddlers contestants, the Bear Canyon Buck skinners Mountain Men, Grand Marshals Mae Smith and Evangeline Tappan Godby, and the newly formed Drum and B ugle Corp. Activities for the three days will include Old Time Fiddlers 21-2- 3 Contests, helicopter rides, Moun-tainm- en 3; 9-- 5; Births at the Gunnison Hospital Or-lest- ra Fri- - day, July 22, at 7:30 p.m. at the O.C. Tanner amphitheater in Springdale. Tickets will be $6 for adults and $4 students or children. REPAIR AND SERVICE! July 5 Baby boy 8 lbs 2 ozs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dyreng Gunnison The pops concert will consist of works from Leroy Anderson, Sousa and Strauss. July 17 Baby Boy 7 lbs 13 ozs. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young Gunnison Lawnmowers Small Engine Toro & Snapper Lawnmowers in Stock! 528-330- 5 1-- Brigham Young University will stage the popular classic American play, Our Town for nine performances beginning July 2 1 , at 7:30 p.m. at the Pardoe Drama Theater in the Harris Fine Arts Center, Provo. Additional shows are set for July 22, 23 , 26 - 30, Aug. 2 - 6 at 7:30 p.m. and Aug. Iat4p.m. Tickets are $4.50 for the general public, $3.50 for senior citizens and $3 for students, faculty and staff. Tickets are available through the drama ticket ofFice 719.. 7447. 4; Aurora, Bank, 9-Phillips 66, 6-Mountain Fuel, Skins, Old Timers, and U.S. Gypsum, Gametime begins at 6:30 p.m. each Tuesday evening at Rotary Park,RichField. Everyone is invited to come out and enjoy some great softball action. 9-- 6; 6; 8; 1; 2; 2; 4. Covered wagons pulled by work teams, bounce over the rocky terrain, jostling men, women and children who portray the pioneering experiences of their ancestors. Thousands of spectators have watched the spectacle in the past ten years as Castle Valley reenacts the saga of the settling of the West SetforAugust3,4,5,and6,the - 529-345- 4 Natural Gas Your best energy value. NEW Energy Efficient Censible 5 Gas water Heaters from State The pageant is set under the stars on a rocky foothill seven miles northwest of Castle Dale. A traditional Emery County Lamb Fry is held each day of the pageant at the Castle Dale City Park from 5 to 7:30 p.m. The pageant begins at dusk and admission is free. Visitors are advised to bring wraps for the cool mountain evenings. For more information call 687-923- 6 or 381-219- GaiModatarSO 40 60 76 nd gallon captciMi MASTER GUNSMITHING Specializing in Repairs of Finer Quality Firearmsl NATURAL GAS SAVES1 ANNUAL NATURAL QA5 COST8 TH0"uSgf0V i 163-- 1 04 386-43- 1 upon producing 64 gtiioftt per ay wir J f , . Engraving Carving V Restoration Metal Work Checkering Black Powder rearms Inlays Stock Work Custom Rifles Rust Bluing Custom H t Blue Martin's Custom Gunshoo 30 West Main 30 100 5. DLD WORLD CRAFTSMANSHIP Fuller O'Brian Paints Jensen Glass & Paint 85 East Main - Saiina 30 Castle Valley Pageant spectacle of the West PMM Westenskows Thiswillbeawelcomechange, as most of us dont mind paying if we know that most of the money will come back and be used to take care of the sites where the fees are collected. Dollars collected this year will be returned to the forests next year. 'Our Town ' set at Castle Valley Pageant will bring to life the story of a few of the many pioneers who colonized the west from 1847 to 1877. Bicycles each dollar collected, 25 cents will go back to the county; 10 cents will go for road maintenance, and 65 cents will come back for operating and maintaining the facilities. Kelcey Lee 1 Chet Peterson The second half of season pla for the Mens City League Softball on July 12. Following are the standings as of that date: Country Stores, 12 wins, 3 losses; Hub City Merchants, 12 wins, 3 losses; Coors, 11-Shirt Stop, 10-Far West Classic Chevrolet, exhibition with Black Powder gun Turkey Shoot, and a flea market of arts, crafts, toys games goods and souvenirs. Saturday, July 23 there will be a buffalo barbecue at noon, and a country auction at 2 p.m. where the buffalo head and cape will be auctioned. Beginning price for the head will be $1500. Saturday evening at 8 Babies bom at the Gunnison p.m. the annual Miss Wayne County Valley Hospital during the past week pageant will determine the queen for include: and permits are available at your local forest service office concerning Firewood areas. Camp stamps are also available. They provide an easy and convenient way of paying camp fees in advance, and save money. Their use will save 1 5 over the daily fee. If you dont use all your stamps this year, they will still be good for next year, Tixier says. As a result of legislation passed in December the major percentage of recreation user fees will be returned to where they were collected. Out of male horse should have 40 teeth, a female, 36. A League action Mormon Symphony Orchestra 39 South Main Gunnison The July 24 holiday weekend will Find many of us roughing it in the pioneer spirit at our favorite camp site. Forest campgrounds and areas are gearing up to receive the large influx of holiday visitors, according to Stan Tixier, Regional Forester. Those who camp are reminded that there is a 16 consecutive day camping limitation. This is being enforced to prevent people from leaving their camping equipment on the forest lands for most of the summer. In many cases they occupy popular camping areas that others would like to use during the season. Some plan to relax and enjoy activities such as Fishing. Others will want to begin collecting firewood for next winters use. Many areas are extremely dry with high Fire danger. To reduce Fire hazard, be sure that all chain saws have spark arresters in working order and be careful with all hot or burning materials. Firewood permits are required in all national forests and must be obtained before cutting or collecting the wood. Maps Men's City Softball 3. Ren- tain dezvous July I I I wood gathering First birthday on onstrations in woodcarving, leather-craft- s, saddlemaking, spinning, weaving, soap making, quilting and othr crafts. All demonstrations' are available throughout the day. Capping festival activities each evening is the multi media historical pageant The West Americas Odyssey. The pageant features Burch Manns American FOlk Balletand a 200 member cast of actors, dancers, musicians, taped narration by Hollywood actor Jimmy Steward, and live narration by Utah actor and vocalist Robert Peterson. For further information on The Festival of The American West, contact the festival office at Jake Rosquist Forest sets laws on camping; fire Collette Nichols For anyone who has attended Utah State Universitys Festival of the American West, images of the old West come to mind. Craftspeople, entertainment, demonstrations, pageantry, exhibits abound, and the smell of food cooking over an open Fire or in a dutch oven fills the air. USUs Festival of the American West is celebrating its 16th anniversary this season and will be held July 29, 30 and August The Great West Fair takes place daily from 2 to 9 p.m., and a historical pageant is held nightly at 8 p.m. in the Smith Spectrum. The fair usually features more than 65 craftspeople, offering dem I Elder Wednesday, July 20, 1988. Collete is a daughter of Bert and Debbie Nichols of Centerfield. Helping her celebrate are her brother, Jerry, 10, and Colletes very special Uncle Delois James, of Fayette. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vem Bingham of Ogden, and great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rack-haof Ogden. An Open House will be held in their honor on Saturday, July 23, 1988 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the home of the bride. No invitations will be sent but they extend an invitation to all friends and neighbors. American West ! I He will give his Farewell address on Sunday, July 24, 1988 in the Salina First Ward Sacrament Meeting, in Salina Stake Center. her First Birthday celebrating -6 The Mormon Symphony will appear in concert Rosquist Collete Marie Nichols will be wed Festival of the Hi-Moun- July fireworks display.. The only lost golf ball reported in the tournament was when Roger Anderson, Gunnison, hit one in the middle of the pond and forgot to bring along h is scuba diving gear to retrieve it. It was a great tournament and Im looking forward to the next one in August. Tournament results are as follows: First place: Joe Hiskey, Tim Jennings, Steve Higgins and Allen King; Tie for 2nd and 3rd place: Wade Olsen, Ike Walton, Belva Walton, Sam Osborne, Gary Blaine, Ron Nunley and Shirl Jensen; 4th place: Bob Jensen, Joyce Jensen and Lee R. Thompson. ! Winners of the Closest-to-Hol- e Contest: Hole 2, Shawn Higgins; Hole 5, Jim Sanders. First Birthdays Kirk Smith, Cedar City; Marilou Davis, West Valley City and Dr. Kelly W. Smith of Salt Lake City. They are the grandparents of 13 and great grandparents of one. A family dinner will be held in their honor at the Coates home. will Couple Elder Jake Rosquist has been called to serve in the Colombia Barrenquilla Mission. Elder Rosquist is the son of Mickie McKenzie and Gerald Salina- - 529- - I hoi J.J.W.D. 425 South State Salina, Utah 529-748- 8 |
