Tough decision at pottery sale

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Rick Anderson of Wellington and his daughter Aubrey examine some of the hand-crafted creations at the USU-CEU pottery sale on the Price campus last week. Ceramics instructor Blaine Atwood is on hand to answer any questions. The annual sales event features scores of handmade pottery items of all shapes and sizes made by students and faculty at the college ceramics lab.

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