The
games and activities at the Scandinavian Festival will provide
entertainment for just about everyone.
Athletic Events
This year there is the annual 5 K and 10 K races will be held Saturday along with some new events of 3 on 3 basketball, Danish Ball for the kids, and the co-ed softball tournament returns. Awards will be given
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Bread
Baking Contest
This year’s Scandinavian bread baking contest is mixing things
up Friday with chairwoman Lisa Frame at the helm. The contest
will have up to five categories with first and second place prizes in
each category. As in past years, a Bosch bread mixer goes to the grand
prizewinner. The categories for this year’s contest include white
breads, wheat breads, junior (for participants 16 years old and younger),
specialty breads and Scandinavian breads. For more information contact
Lisa Frame at 283-4828. 
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Sanpete Song Writing and Story/Poetry Writing/Telling Contests
New at the Scandinavian Festival this year are two contests: a songwriting and a story/poetry
writing/telling contest. $250 will be awarded for first place in the story/poetry writing/telling contest. For the song
writing contest, $1,000 will be awarded for placing first, as well as the chance to record the song
and to be part of an album with Heritage Arts Recordings. MORE
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Ceramics
Workshops
New to the Ephraim Scandinavian Heritage Festival this year, the Central
Utah Art Center will host ceramics workshops that will allow participants
to take home a truly unique creation. The workshops will feature alternative
firing methods for ceramics and will allow participants to take home
a unique creation from the festival. 
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Crafts
The Seniors have created original mouse pads and baby quilts by utilizing t-shirt transfer paper. The process is to select your image, print using a computer and then iron onto fabric (which becomes the baby quilt) or onto mouse pad blanks. We will go into detail concerning this process and also offer these items for sale as a fund raiser for he Senior Center. This effort is spearheaded by Jeanie Tidwell with assistance from Sarah Tidwell.
Ride around the park in a mock covered wagon. This is an awesome creation of the City Public Works crew, Carolyn Tidwell, and Larry Nielson. The driver is Justin Tidwell with assistance from RubyTidwell.
This wagon (actually a small truck) will also be in the parade and walking beside the wagon dispensing handmade items will be Sarah, Stephanie, Charm, and Carmen. Please follow the wagon to the park where rides are available to anyone who can get in and out.
And don't forget BINGO at 2:00 in the Senior Center with awesome prizes donated by Ephraim business owners and made by Seniors. This is also a fundraiser. The Bingo is spearheaded by William Tidwell and assisted by Carmen Reese.
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Quilting & Mouse Pad Crafts
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Having Fun
Bakers from Kent's Market pose with the grand prize for this years
contest.
Ceramics
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