Page Six - The Springville Herald - Setpember 11, 1980 ;... . .. l ITIII -II 1 Rex Reeve Red Devil stars of Timpview game awards named Red Devil awards for their play against Timpview Timp-view go to Jeff Strong as the back and Rex Reeve as the linemaa Sheldon Phillips won the special team award. Jeff is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong. He intercepted three passes and was the leading rusher from his quarterback position. Stephen "LaMar" Wiscombe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wiscombe, Mapleton, and Dr. and Mrs. James Armstrong, Provo, has been called to serve in the Belgium Antwerp LDS mission. His farewell is scheduled for September Sep-tember 14, at 2:50 p.m., at the Mapleton First and Fourth Ward Chapel. He enters the MTC, Stepember 18. Scout meet set soon Thursday September 18, all Scouters, Scout masters, varsity coaches, Explorer Post leaders and all Cubing leaders will meet at a new time and place. District meeting is at 6:30 p.m., installation of officers at 7 p.m., and opening ceremony 8 p.m. All roundtables meet following the flag ceremony. The place will be the Springville Stake House, Kolob Circle. ' Storm Doors iri ill $.r Windows .- 1 WE ALSO REPAIR ' I ( 77 IliF ! SCREENS J JP FREE ESTIMATES SANFORD'S PAINT AND GLASS 397 East 400 So. Springville Phone 489-9491 Rex is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Reeve. He played offensive tackle and Defensive end. Rex is one of three seniors who started last year. Sheldon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Phillips. He snaps the ball for both points and extra points, as well as being the back up QB. Elder Todd Anthony Tanner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tanner, 177 South Canyon Ave., Springville, has been called to serve a two-year two-year LDS mission to the South Africa Johannesburg Mission. He will enter the Mission Training Center, September 18. Friends and relatives are invited to attend an open house in his honor Sunday, September 14, from 6-9 p.m., at the home of his parents. His farewell will be Sunday, September 14, at 10:40 a.m., in the Springville Stake Center, Kolob Circle. SHORT AND FULL OF BEANS Intake of the trace element molybdenum molyb-denum may account for the difference in stature around the world. People who eat lots of beans, bean curd, and sorghum get a lot of molybdenum and tend to be short. Runaway Run-away bone growth is a side effect of a lack of molybdenum. The first air conditioner design was developed in 1911! Springville shuts Timpview, 13 - By Craig Conover The Springville Red Devils were able to shut out the Timpview Thunderbirds last Friday night for their third straight victory over the T-birds. Springville's first score came 2 minutes into the second quarter, when Jeff Strong intercepted a pass and was able to run the ball 31 yards to the Jeff Sheldon Elder Charles Garn Coombs, Jr., 1200 E. 50 North, Springville, son of C. Garn and Carolyn Coombs has been called to serve in the Taiwan Taipei LDS mission. Farewell will be at 2 p.m., September Sep-tember 14 at the Thirteenth-Eighteenth Wards chapel at 900 E. 200 North, Springville. He will enter the MTC, October 2. Timpview 4-yard line. Offsides was called against the Devils on the next play, forcing them back to the 9-yard line. But, then on a sweep around the end with Strong keeping the ball, the Devils put their first score on the board. The extra point by Strong was also good. Less than one minute later, on Timpview's HH Strong Phillips Lynn Grover has just completed a two-year LDS mission in Aosario, Argentina. His home coming will be at 9 a.m. September 14, at the Springville North Stake Center, Fourth North and Fourth East. Friends and relatives are invited in-vited to attend. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin S. Grover. 'DON'T WAIT TO BUY BUY AND WAIT" CHARLIE FRY 225-8504 Looking for o Investment To Sell or to Buy? Then C. Fry and let him Make the Whole Thing Happen. You'll Get a Good Deal and a Good Deal More for Your Dollar Value Today! a REALTY WORLDi, The Associates 1 256 South State Street Suite 202 Oram, Utah 225 1500 or 225-8504 out 0 second play from scrimage, Strong was able to intercept the ball again on the Timpview 40-yard 40-yard line. Timpview's defense held strong, though, as it did most of the game preventing the Devils from scoring. Timpview then decided what they needed was another quarterback to run for them. So, they put in Joey Wood. This helped them somewhat when they were able to make one of the deepest penetrations of the game moving the ball to the Springville 38-yard 38-yard line. But time was running out for the Thunderbirds. They again went to the air. They were able to keep the ball away from Strong this time, but Chris Holmes, not to be out done, came up with an interception, with 28 seconds showing on the clock before half time, thus preventing the Thunderbirds from scoring. The Devils let time run out to end the half. The Devils received the kick to start the second half, but were unable to move the ball and were forced to punt. Timpview took over the ball at the midfield stripe and were able to move it to the Springvingville 13-yard 13-yard line. The Devils defense held, and the Thunderbirds were forced with a 4-down and six yards to go situation. They elected to fake a punt, but the Red Devils defense read it all the way and stymied the hopes of the T-Birds to put a score on the board. The quarter ended with the score of a 7-0 advantage ad-vantage for the Devils. The Devils started out the fourth and final quarter with another Jeff Strong interception that gave them the ball on the Timpview 15-yard line. Springville was able to move the ball to the 4-yard 4-yard line, where Strong was reminded that he is human after" all, when Knickerbocker of Timpview Timp-view gave him some of his own medicine by intercepting in-tercepting the ball on the Timpview 3-yard line. Timpview was unable to move the ball and was forced to punt, and the Devils took over on the Timpview 45-yard line. On the second play, Chris Holmes got the call up the middle and was able to run for a 44-yard touchdown to move the Devils ahead 13-0, with time running out for the Thunderbirds. Timpview was able to get nowhere with only 2 minutes remaining, and the Devils just on the ball to end the game. The Devils take on the American Fork Cavemen tomorrow night at A.F. Kickoff time is set for 5 p.m. Kiwanis sot show here Special notice to all residents of Springville. This coming Saturday, September 13, the Springville chapter of the Kiwanis clubs will be proud to announce their gala fund-raising variety show known as "Fifty Years of Vaudeville" in the Springville High School Auditorium, located at 1205 E. 900 South, Springville. This big two-hour show will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. and will feature acts from all of the in-termountain in-termountain area. Proceeds from this NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Public auction lobby of Springville Police Department, 45 South Main, Springville, Utah. September 12, 1980. PROPERTY TO BE SOLD: H & R model 676 single action 22-caliber six shot pistol, serial No. AR 44690 with brown leather holster. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States. Dated this 21st day of August, 1980. Leland A. Bowers Chief of Police Published in the Springville Herald Aug. 24 and Sept. 4, 1980. No. 25 Chris Holmes scrambles up the middle, avoiding four would-be tacklers for a 44-yard touch- Hobble Creek Ladies Golf The Ladies Golf Association winners for the month of August were: August 5, Beat the Pro Gross - first Lucille Peterson, tie for second Norma Mock, Connie Orr; third Juanita Mower, fourth Linda Witney. Net - first - tie Laurie Thorn, Shanna Car-nesseca, Car-nesseca, second Gloria Murdock, third Virginia Johnston, five ladies tied for fourth, Chris Cherrington, Beverly Gabbitas, Bonnie Snelson, Jane Widdison and Annette Smith. August 12, Fun Day A Flight - Gross -Norma Mock; Net - tie, Linda Witney, Molly Anderson. B Flight -Gross, Beth Shoell. Net -tie, Carol Redford, Millie Peterson. C Flight - Gross - Shari Francom.- Net -Gena Harness August 19, 9-18 Hole Tournament 9 Hole A Flight, Gross, Cheryl Stewart. Net, Linda Witney. B Flight, Gross, Ranee Thorpe. Net, Mary Jane Palfreyman. C Flight -Gross, Susan Grobben. Net, tie, Kathy Carter, Paula Hurren. 18 Hole A Flight -Gross, Barbara Reeve. Net, Vicki Jones. B Flight, Gross, Sharon Lynn. Net, Carolyn Boardman. August 26, Blind Partners First gross, Connie Orr, Barbara Reeve. Second gross, Amy Klauck, Norma Mock. First net, Shirley Smith, Barbara Lee. Second Net, Sheryl Nielson, Terry Sayer. Scotch Foursome Golf Tournament A Scotch Foursome Golf Tournament for the Hobble Creek Men's and Ladies Golf Association was held July 19, at Hobble Creek Golf Course. The winners were: gross, first, Scott Smith, Jan Hitchcock. Tie for second: Ron Hitchcock, Hit-chcock, Annette Smith, event will go to enlarge the Kiwanis Pavillion at Kelly's Grove. The Springville Kiwanis members would like to take this opportunity to thank all the civic minded businesses and individuals in-dividuals who have helped in this important fund-raising drive. For information on the show and purchase of tickets, please call 489-8123. Ron Carter, Cheryl Stewart. Net, first, Glen Miner, Kathy Carter; second, Gary Anderson, Barbara Lee; third, tie, Rick Witney, Laurie Thorn, Max Roper, Virginia Johnston; fourth, Steve Curtis, Ranee Thorpe. Calloway, first, Roe Allman, Marty Young; Second, Rex Redford, Sharon Lynn; Third, tie, Rex and Barbara Reeve, Allan Young, Kathy Allman, Dick Peterson, Shirley Smith. Springville Ninth Graders roll over Pleasant Grove The Springville ninth grade football team rolled over the Pleasant Grove ninth graders 32 to 0. The Springville team's second victory of the season came from a double team effort from the offense and the defense. The tough defensive unit kept the Pleasant Grove team scoreless and the offensive of-fensive unit tallied 32 points on the scoreboard. The look of success that's always in style. . Meticulous " tailoring, natural shoulders, an imported blend of polyester and wool and the classic styling of Cncketeer It's the look that lets people see you know what's right m fashion. It's the special look of ' success that's never out of date and it's all in this 2-button suit for all occasions CRICKETEER $220.00 Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday thru Saturday down run, to give the Devils the crowning TD and put them ahead 13-0 (Photo by David Snebon). Leg Match Winners for (left) winner; Barbara The first score was made when Eric Jacobsen ran the ball from the two-yard line for the touchdown. The second touchdown followed a two-yard dive by Ryan Murray. The third score was a 40-yard pass from Darren Cluff to Reed Smith good for the touchdown. After the T.D. Ben Godfrey kicked the ball for the extra point. Utah Valley's Fashion Center wy 1 6 West Center Frevo 3734260 August: Beverly Gabbitas Reeve, runner-up. Chris Child made a super interception and ran 30 yards for their fourth touchdown. The last score was a completed 30-yard pass from Darren Cluff to Chris Child for the touchdown touch-down with another good kick from Ben Godfrey, for the extra point. The Springville ninth graders will play against Orem, Saturday, September Sep-tember 13, at 10 a.m. For Men wl"t Chergt Accounts