The Daily Sentinel from Grand Junction, Colorado • 8

TTW Ornm I mnttnml Strawberry Days offer feast of events Calendar Hahf MoOr0Or 'a Vn' if Gl.FNWOOl) SPRINGS Loi.il tongue in cheek Imtorun I Vanderhoof savs Glenwood Springs Straw berry Das was start ed a group of prostitute-, eager to promote the town hut unable to their first ehoiee lor a title Kaspberr Das Vanderhoofs play Huts II an historical spoof ol the UK)earold town, took shots at total ollieiaK best straw hero cook Wednesday and Thursday offer a puppet show lor children and in the eenmBs. Mark Twain Himself at the Hotel Colorado The pace picks up Friday, with Pie Day at the Masonic Temple the start of a three-day softball tourna ment, opening of the artisans fair and he entertainment Friday eve ning, featurmB the BookclilT Bar bershop Chorus, the Southern I'te Dancers Canyon Creek Cun potholed streets, the local newspapers and town fathers of a eenlurv aito playing to packed houses this past weekend It geared up local residents lor the 88th annual Strawberry Pass celebration which began Monday and will run through Sunday kick me off a summer of celebratinB the town 100th birthday The week started slow with a bartenders contest Monday ee nniB and a contest todjy for the Christian activist leaves KJOL fighters and the Steve Christopher Band The Strawberry Days queen will be crowned Friday evening and square dancers will swing in a street dance For more information or tickets contact the Glenwood Springs Area Chamber of Commerce. 1102 Grand Ave. Glenwood Springs 81801 or call 945 6589 airwaves Ken Andrews stressed that Scheldt left KJOL on friendly terms However said Scheldt, the discontinua turn of the station airing of tapes by such national figures as Phyllis Schlafly made him feel out of place "What made me chafe was. I con sidered it rather weak kneed I lead by example I wouldn't ask you to picket if I wasn't going to go pick et I not trying to cast KJOL in a bad light I just think we re talking about apples and oranges, Scheldt said He said he would continue to be active in the community Grandjunction Pasos to strut their stuff at vet park Colorado Classic Peruvian Paso Championship Horse Show will be held Saturday and Sunday at Intermountain Veteran's Memorial Park in Grand Junction There is no admission charge for the second annual show sponsored by the Hoiky Mountain Peruvian Paso Club Saturday events include halter class showings at 8 a a per formanee class showing Saturday afternoon, and 7 pm perform ance and fun classes The champagne-beef barbecue party begins at 7 30 Admission is $10 for adults and $7 for children 12 years and younger Sunday events begin with performance classes at 9 a and championship classes at 1 Demonstration rides are planned every day during the noon break For information, call 243 9079 or 245 5560 County sets building code seminar The Grand Junction Mesa County Building Department is sponsoring a 1982 85 Building Code Revisions seminar for interested people and businesses July 18-20 at the Rodeway Inn on Horizon Drive John Hatfield of Building Department Inc of Denver will be the instructor The cost for the three-day workshop is $150 if reservations are made by July 1 For information, call 244 1659 Tony Link i 'a Bob Scheldt who since pril 1984 used his stewardship ol Chris tian radio station KJOL FM to help foster local conservative protests finished his final shift there Kri day I think it going to hurt us." said Phyllis Cook, educational chair man of the Mesa County Christian Caucus That recently formed group ol some 75 members was developed to organize strong responses on Chris tian stands for example stands against abortion and pornography The Christian adivist Scheldt as general manager of KJOL.

helped promote such demonstrations as the one Jan 22 in front of the Grand Junction Womens Clinic Some 45 pickets appeared (or that demonstration He will begin a new job Wednes day at KEKB FM. a Fruita country radio station with no religious aflil lation "I consider it a jump Irom being a preacher or teacher to being an evangelist. saidSiheidt He said he will promote Chi is tiamty as it comes up in everyday conversations But. he said he won be touting his views over the airwaves as he did at KJOL. which he left afler the station changed hands and took a less activist Chris tian stand Western Bible College in Morri son bought the station in January Simc then its programming has Ionised on dissemination ol Chris tian oriented information, bill it has ceased urging people to act on their convictions said Cheryl liar iiel I KJOL program director Scheldt and new station manager Siblings looking for place to call home Here are some events going on around the area on Thursday, June 20: Free backpacking clinic at Beaver Creek Sports, 2851 North Ave at 7 to try out new equipment, how to pack it and where to go Make reservations at 245-4353 Partents Without Partners newsletter organization at 7 30 282 Orchard Ave No 76 Western Colorado Contractors Association's second quarterly meeting at 6 30 at Cafe Caravan.

Grand Junction Meetings open to public Speaker Robert Schatler of Sunstrad Aviation Operations Inc Cost $12 50 at the door For more details, call Carol Gore at 245-1384 The Family Counseling Center offers "Support Group for Divorced Kids," 9 a m. at the center, 1035 Grand Ave For more information. call the center at 245-6624 Colorado Stampede Rodeo Wrangler Night at 8 at Inter mountain Veteran Memorial Park Admission $4 for adults in ad vance, $4 50 at gate Senior Citizens Night with $2 admission For more information, call Downtown Development at 245 2926 Old-fashioned Ice Cream Social from 4 to 7 30 on 500 Block of Main Street Ice Cream, 50 cents for single dip, 75 cents for dou ble dip Kinderhaus dancers and other entertainment during the afternoon Anna is an Anglo teen ager born in April 1970 She may or may not be adopted with her sister Michelle "Shelly" P. born in February 1972 Anna and Michelle are not sure whether they want to live together Anna has two dreams, to be a truck driver and see the world close up, and to be an attorney Anna has been the "parent' to her sister for several years and is described as sometimes "bossy She likes indoor activities, such as handicrafts and cross stitching Anna also likes to swim, play-soccer and rollerskate She studies at her grade level in school where she does best in math Michelle is an Anglo teen ager born in February 1972 Michelle has had a particularly difficult year, she's had to adjust to a foster home, to a new school and to being in junior high school She hasn't shown her emotions readily but sometimes acts much older than she is She says she would like to be a nurse some day Adoptive parents for one or both girls must have had experience with adolescents, remain flexible in parental demands and be somewhat "unshockable An adoption subsidy is available This newspaper is making space available to the Rocky Mountain Adoption Exchange to find parents for waiting children Families interested in the teen-agers described above may write the exchange at 5350 Leetsdale Drive, Suite 10, Denver 80222, or call (303) 333-0845. The letter should contain the name of the family, address phone, information about the family and the kind of adoption it is seeking Mention the name in the letter Want your event in Calendar7 It easy Just call the Sentinel Action Desk at 242-5050, ext 232, mail it to Action Desk, Box 668.

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