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Show Gal/field County PANGUITCH • PANGUITCH LAKE • HATCH • BRYCE • TROPIC • ANTIMONY • HENRIEVILLE • CANNONVILLE • ESCALANTE • BOULDER Thursday, March 11, 2010 • Issue # 259 PANGUITCH STATUE DINNER 6 RESETTLEMENT BIRTHDAY PARTY On March 20, there will be a dinner held at the fair building from 5:00-7:00 p.m. to raise money for the Panguitch Quilt Walk Statue. We have combined this event with the Resettlement Birthday Party. It should be a fun evening and we are encouraging everyone to attend. The cost of the dinner is a donation to the statue and any donation is greatly appreciated. We would love to have everyone attend. We would like you to call Donna at 676-2431 to RSVP. We are having roast, dutch oven potatoes,salad, rolls, and of course birthday cake. Our statue is in the process of being completed. It is being scuplted by Stan Johnson of Parowan. It will be lifesize and in bronze. It is a statue of a man walking on a quilt and throwing another one down, just as the "quiltwalkers" did. It is going to be placed next to Zions Bank on the west side of the parking lot. The statue itself is costing $60,000 and the Quilt Walk over the last several years has saved about $45,000. We have received other donations bringing it up to almost $50,000. We have received word that we will be receivng a grant for $25,000 but we are not sure when that money will arrive. We need to put a base on the statue when it arrives and put lighting and sprinkler system in also. We have alot of things in place to make this really nice, and we would appreciate the community support to help get it finished. We will have pictures of the statue at the dinner on March 20th so you can see what is being done. We would really love to have everyone attend and be part of this wonderful event. Any questions please call Elaine Baldwin 676-2403, Pat Oetting 6762418, Claudia Crump 6762525 by Vicki Syrett I Ifl QUILT WALK STATUE DINNER 2n° Settlement Birthday Party Saturday March 20, 2010 FAIR BUILDING 5:00-7:00 P.M. COST: DONATION TO THE STATUE RSVP REQUIRED Donna Osborn 676-2431 JUNE 2010 ART WORKSHOPS IN TROPIC The Gallery at Clarke's will host a series of art workshops in Tropic, UT the week of June 13-19 for artists of all levels, from beginners to advanced. The workshops include plein air painting, watercolors, photography field trip, knapping, and classical still life painting. In addition, a primitive pottery workshop in Escalante, presented by Brigitte Delthony, will launch the Workshop Week. This exciting three day workshop begins Friday, June 11 and concludes on Sunday. Details are available from Ms. Delthony at www.SculpturedFurnitureArtandCeramics.com , or by phone at 435826-4631. On Sunday, June 13 and also on the following Saturday, June 19, Anne Weiler-Brown will lead one-day plein air workshops with a focus on abstract expressionism. Ms. Weiler-Brown is an established artist from Rockville, UT. Well known professional photographer Bob Hills and gallery owner Wes Clarke will lead a one day field trip to photograph various exciting and colorful locations, including a slot canyon. Get some great tips on how to compose your shots, use proper filters, etc. from the pros. Jane Jones, renowned Colorado artist and author, presents a five day workshop in classical still life painting, "Luminous Color with Underpainting & Glazing." Her workshop begins Monday, June 14, ending Friday, June 18. Watercolorist Larry Johnson's four day workshop begins Wednesday, June 16, ending June 19. Mr. Johnson is a well-known artist and teacher from Washington State. Learn composition and formats that attract viewers and make your paintings stand out. All levels welcome. Bo Earls is an expert knapper whose obsidian, chert and quartz knives have won awards. Using the same techniques as the Ancient Peoples, he fashions tools nearly identical to those of the prehistoric tribes. His two-day demonstration and workshop begins Friday, June 18, THURSDAY ending Saturday. HIGH: 37 A two-day plein air LOW: 16 workshop led by Brad Holt will take place of FRIDAY Friday and Saturday, HIGH: 45 June 18-19. The workLOW: 21 shop focuses on capturing the fleeting light and SATURDAY color of the landscape. Class size is limHIGH: 41 LOW: 23 ited in each workshop, and early registration is advised. For detailed SUNDAY information contact HIGH: 42 LOW: 24 Irene at The Gallery at Clarke's, 161 North Main Street, Tropic, UT MONDAY 84776; website: www. HIGH: 47 thegalleryatclarkes. LOW: 28 com; email: isvb2008@ thegalleryatclarkes. TUESDAY com; phone 435-679HIGH: 50 8822, or cell 435-616LOW: 27 1069. WE&THER PARTLY CLOUDY SUNNY FEW SNOW SHOWERS /- "--• •-.......--, FEW SNOW SHOWERS PARTLY CLOUDY PARTLY CLOUDY 7-,-...., ,-.......—„ SNOW SHOWERS Member of: fir Utah Press, BRYCE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 2010 IA STATE CHAMPS!! WEDNESDAY HIGH: 49 LOW: 25 * * * * * I F Pli. INDEPENDENT FREE PAPERS OF AMERICA ac_ The citizens of the Bryce Area Community are still feeling the excitement of Saturday night when the Bryce Valley Team fought their way to victory. The team played with team spirit and cooperation. They were good sports and found the basket enough times to bring the win home to their own school. Way to go Bryce Valley Mustangs. Whooppee!! Going in as somewhat of an underdog the team played with heart and made believers out of the hundreds of people who filled the Sevier Center. The excitement level was high and by half way through the fourth quarter you knew the victory was theirs for the taking. When the final buzzer sounded the entire studentbody of BVHS streamed down on the floor to congratulate and revel in the wonderful feeling of the win. It is a feeling that will be felt for many years to come by all who were there and those who watched it on the Internet. After the game and on their way home the team had an escort of many cars forming a parade to get them home safely. All along the way they picked up other cars who joined the line and with headlights flashing and horns honking the procession drove the almost two hour drive in a state of euphoria. Oh the excitement that rode with everyone in the bus and all the cars that followed was very high. As they passed through the town of Panguitch they were treated to the sight of many people cheering them on as they drove through. As they neared the top of Red Canyon there were fire engines, police cars, and ambulances in wait to join the procession. The sound carried for miles. They drove through Bryce Canyon City, Henrieville, Cannonville, and finally came back to Tropic for a big bonfire. The sirens and horns sounded throughout the drive. This line was at least one and a half miles long. The players on the team are: Cam Roundy, Kace Roundy, Always render more and better service than is expected of you, no matter what your task may be. Og Mandino THE GARFIELD COUNTY INSIDER is owned and operated by Snapshot Multimedia and is distributed weekly to all of Garfield County. Its purpose is to inform residents about local issues and events. Articles submitted from independent writers are not necessarily the opinion of Snapshot Multimedia. We sincerely hope you enjoy the paper and encourage input on ideas and/or suggestions for the paper. Thank you for your support. Korde Chynoweth, Tallan Chynoweth, Kaden Pollock, Colton Roberts, Eddie Dunham, Scout Holm, Anthony Rose, Hayden Johnson, Cajun Syrett, Kasen Harris, Zack Chynoweth, Dirk Chynoweth, Logan Le Fevre, Braxton Syrett, Hunter Mecham, Dawson Johnson, Jacob Pollock, Stetson Mangum, and Taryn Syrett. The managers are: Jesse Jessen, Miles Holm, Carter Mortensen, Kix Roundy, Stash Cornforth and Hayden Roberts. Coach was Eric Jessen with Gary Syrett being the Assistant Coach. Coaches Jessen and Syrett would like to thank all the people of Bryce Valley Community who supported the team, the people of Panguitch who were so gracious and cheered and escorted us as we passed them in town, and our cheerleaders who kept the spirit up. Thanks also to the folks who drove the police cars, fire engines and ambulances to give us a royal escort. It was all so wonderful. Also a thank you to theSportsGuys.com who made it possible to watch the game on the Internet if you could not travel. The cheerleaders are: Malory Clarke, Maycee Barton, Lexi Le Fevre, Loni Le Fevre, Emily Pierson, Anna Bybee, Alexis Tebbs, Darian Mathews, and Cheyenne Willoughby. The BVHS Mustangs would like to congratulate Piute and Panguitch on placing in the State Tournament. Panguitch came in 5th and Piute was 2nd. It is good to have our teams in the same region place and keep it down here in our area. The lA All-Tournament Team (from the Deseret News) was Kace Roundy BV as MVP, Kam Roundy, BV, Tyson Westwood Piute, Caden Anderson, Rich, Kayden Calder, Rich, and Dallin Duncan, Monticello. Colton Roberts had 7 pts, Eddie Dunham 6 pts, Kace Roundy 10 pts, Kam Roundy 15 pts, Korde Chynoweth 8 pts, and Tallan Chynoweth 7 pts. Good work boys. You did it, you won the 1 A State Championship! Garfield County residents ages 16-55 are needed to participate in FOCUS GROUPS Participants will receive $50 for their time. Southwest Behavioral Health Center is sponsoring a series of focus groups with Garfield County residents to learn more about prescription drug misuse and abuse in Dur community. Focus groups are small groups of 8-10 people that share their opinion on a topic at a one-time meeting that lasts approximately two hours. You can participate regardless of whether you have had a prescription for pain medication. You must be 16-55 years pf age to participate, and minors will need parental permission. The feedback from the focus groups will be used to create strategies to address these issues in our ::,ommunity. Your participation will be kept confidential and your responses will not be linked to you in any way. En addition to receiving $50 gift card for your time, refreshments will be provided. Several dates and times are available; please call to reserve your spot. 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