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Show Friday, July 7, 2006 The Gunnison Valley Gazette Page 4 Camp Captain The Scouting News! Living the Outdoor Lifestyle By CRAIG PAYNE ark Hculine/Gutimson Valley Oazette With about twenty five people in attendance, Steve Anderson, of the Gunnison Stake Young Men's Presidency, conducted the early morning flag ceremony on the morning of the fourth. The group repeated the Pledge of Allegiance and listened to a patriotic minute given by Anderson. The Scouting News is Sponsored by Rasmussen Ace Hardware ACE Paints Sporting Goods Whirpool Appliances I have heard it said that necessity is the mother of invention. I'm sure in most cases that statement rings true. I know for us the need for a camp leader led us to choose the title, camp captain. As camp captain there are many issues and details that must be addressed, non of which should be taken lightly. In our family the duties of camp captain are rotated on a nearly yearly basis, thus allowing the responsibilities to be shared by nearly everyone. Courtesy Photo a sign of favoritism, but I believe the decision was made out of respect for Jim and his longevity within the Jensen family. Jim was considered part of the family long before he and Wendy exchanged their vows. The second son-inlaw to become camp captain was Brady Mickelson. Brady's vast knowledge of the great outdoors served him well during his tenure. When Kerri and I were newlyweds, with a house full of young Just a few of the camp capwanabe campers, Arno was the camp captain. He has since tain's responsibilities are planpassed this huge responsibility ning and coordinating family outon to his very capable offspring.. ings. Deciding on an appropriate If memory serves me correctly, site for the gathering. This could Stewart was the next in a long be as simple as a Sunday afterline of up and coming camp cap- noon barbeque or as complex as tains. After Stewart came Mor- the annual deer hunt. Assigning gan, then Greg and later on Derk. each family a task, such as who Jim Reynolds was the first of us brings the Dutch ovens and who son-in-laws to hold the position. I brings the chicken. As well as ashave heard rumblings that this is suring that we do not camp where we hunt. As the Jensen family continues to grow we have found that the job of camp captain is just too big for one person. So, Rohn Jensen and Tom Sorensen have taken on dual rolls as co-camp captains. Rohn and Tom were friends long before they became brother-in-laws, so the move just made sense. I truly enjoy our times together as a family and from time to time I notice both past and present camp captains huddled together discussing our next family outing. Occasionally they will glance my way, undoubtedly discussing when the torch will be passed to me. Or more likely, drawing straws to see who gets stuck mentoring me through the process of becoming camp captain. Sponsored by 192 East 100 North Fayette 435 South Main • Gunnison The helpful place. 528-7999 www.christensenarms.com DSA AWARDS e-mail: sales(5)christensenarms.com Continued from Page 1 deserving of this award. The award for Outstanding Young Women went to Jeana James of Centerfield. Jeana is very active in our valley. She has taught thousands of girls to dance throughout the years, she is the drill team instructor at the high school and has served on the county Fair board. Balance this with being a wife and a mother and you can see Jeana stays very busy. The Distinguished Service Award for 2006 went to Kevin Hansen. Kevin has been very active in the community over the years. For years he coached Jr. Jazz and little It'* BBQ Season! Mark Henline/Gunmson Valley Gazette Nicole Anderson, the youth recipient and Kevin Hansen, Distinguished Service Award winner. league baseball. He was also on the recreation committee and helped update the ballfields. Kevin has also served as a volunteer with the fire department, which service included service as fire chief. Cody and Nona Dyreng along with Jared and Heather Anderson were the DSA chairman this year. Congratulations to all of this year's recipients. • >Waeaasi Sanpete County Extension Office is sponsoring an ATV State Certification Workshop on July 14th, 2006, for ages 8 to 15 yrs. The three hour training course is $10 each participant and requires bringing your own ATV & Safety Equipment and accompanied by Parent or Guardian. It will be held at the Sanpete County Fairgrounds (east entrance). Two Sessions will be available to choose from: 9 am to Noon or 4 pm to 7 pm. Please Call Debbie Lambson to pre-register because class space .is.limited : ;.to 12 participants each session. The Certification training will give proper safety equipment usage, correct riding skills that can prevent injuries and even death, a written test, driving course, & certification for youth to drive on public lands. There will be rewards for proper performance & safety knowledge. Then attend the 4-H ATV Challenge the next day July 15th, 2006 at 10 am, same place with ATV, equipment, & parent or guardian. This challenge also goes out to all participants that have curv rently been ATV Certified. It will consist of a 30 question written test, Course module, :: Interview & Showing, and Free Style Trail Ride. So come compete and show your skills and knowledge at the ATV Challenge. NOW PLAYING dt 5hz Cooine. Stwc Jheatxe PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN DEAD MANS CHEST Playing: July 7 - J u l y 2 0 Rated PG-13 Staring: Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom & Keira Knightley New Summer Time hours! 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