December 2007
Photos for December 8, 2007
Brandon Biles, left, and Jacie Parker, both 10 years old and fifth-graders at Craig Intermediate School, stop behind Sunset Elementary on their way home from school to play in the snow.
Snow coated the branches of trees during Friday’s early morning hours. It snowed off and on throughout the day, one of the first major snowstorms of the season. The Climate Prediction Center has forecasted more snow than average for the early winter months.
Florence Van Tassel shows off her purse, which holds items from pens to papers, as well as, uncashed checks and cupcakes.
James Sipsey, a Horizons specialist, puts his head together with Curtis Manley, right, at the Horizons Day Program house at 626 Breeze St. The adult and child service programs have taken up residence on Breeze Street after the Country Mall fire destroyed the previous offices.
Tami Waldron, of Yampa, sells her gel candles to a customer Friday afternoon.
A handmade wooden train sits on Victor and Fay Thurston’s booth. This is the Thurstons sixth time at the show selling handmade toys Victor makes in his shop.
Michael Tennant makes magnetic therapy jewelry during the show Friday afternoon.
Gloria Moore ties a bracelet she bought for her daughter, Emily, 4, from a booth with proceeds going to the Special Olympics. The December show offers discounted booth rates to senior citizens, nonprofit organizations and youths raising money for school or church activities.
Glenn Pritchard hangs “Begger Beads” hand-made by his wife, Audrey, up with wind chimes Friday afternoon at the Winter Arts and Crafts Show at Centennial Mall. The Pritchards offered an assortment of handmade jewelry and wind chimes at the show.
Bill Harding, Moffat County Veterans Service officer, lowers flags Friday morning at the Moffat County Workforce Center in recognition of the 66th anniversary of the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor.
Moffat County assistant varsity girls basketball coach Matt Ray has been the man behind the legend, coach Craig Mortensen, for six years. The Bulldog varsity team is 102-18 with Ray on the sidelines. Ray has compiled a record of 78-18, in his first five years as head coach of the junior varsity team.
Tanya Rinehart, left, a Moffat County High School senior, talks with Carroll Morris, MCHS counselor, Friday afternoon at the school. Morris has started a Tolerance Group, suggested by Rinehart, at the high school to teach students to look past others’ dress and hairstyles, which are illustrated by the jellybeans she uses that look like a certain flavor but are made to taste like another color.
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