Show Millard County Rabbits fall short in defending title by Tammie Bean Despite not having a Region Tournament the Delta High Girls Basketball Team played exceptionally well this weekend at the State Tournament The State Tournament was held February 18 19 and 20 at Wasatch High School During league play the Rabbits were undefeated therefore they were seeded number one in Region Ten Millard and Hurricane were seeded numbers two and three respectively Teams seeded first and second from each region were given a bye the first day and games for them began on Thursday Delta byed Wednesday and played San Juan Thursday Delta won with a score of High scorers for the game were Jannette Larson with 28 pts and Shelley Fowles with 22 This win moved Delta up to play Hurricane This game would determine which of these two teams would go on to play in the championship game and which would play for third and fourth places Both teams scored immediately and the game continued with constant scoring at both baskets Early in the fourth quarter Hurricane took the lead and This kept it The Final score was loss dashed all of the Rabbit’s hopes for another State Championship The highest place the Rabbits could achieve now would be third place Meanwhile Morgan nine’s region First place team had lost to Lehi Delta and Morgan had been expected to meet --but for the championship game Now these two teams were going to meet but not in the championship game They would play each other for third and fourth Morgan coached by former Delta coach Liz Wiscombe and Delta were equally matched in most aspects and neither team ever had a lead of more than five points The lead alternated where back and forth until score Delta led by point was The Rabbits came back from halftime fired up and determined to pull away from Morgan Unable to do so all the score remained the way With just a few seconds left Delta’s possession of the ball was taken away because of a travel violation Unable to regain possession before the buzzer Delta lost to Morgan with a score of Shelley Fowles said of the game “1 know we could have done better We would all like the chance to play Morgan again I think the results would be different” At the beginning of the ChampionState team ship Game an Academic-Al- l was chosen Shelley Fowles was named to this team Shelley’s cumulative GPA is 3937 Shelley received a plaque for this honor Coach LeAnne Acor said of the losses “You need to rise to the occais there sion when the opportunity There are no second chances Some of the girls played really well A lot was learned” horsemanship meeting Free horse health There will be a horse council meeting February 25 at 7:00 pm for all parents leaders or interested persons in the horsemanship at the Millard County Offices We will elect new chairpersons and plan our calendar We need volunteers to help or especially teach in the Delta and surrounding areas inthe horse profor information or gram Call A free horse health clinic will be held Friday the 26th from 6:30 to 9:00 in the high school cafeteria Dr Poulson and Dr H Nielson will have slides and VCR and answer questions on things horses need in the spring Saturday the 27th from 10 to 12 at the stock show barns for a S7 fee the doctors will vaccinate and worm and check over your horse Also there will be men there to trim hooves for $1000 4-- H clinic Swimming pool news Did you know that the West Millard Pool has special fun days at the pool each week Monday from 5 to 9 pm is Family Night On this night the entire family can swim together for only $350 Tuesday is Vi Price Night from 5 to 7 pm Instead of paying the full admission price you’ll get in for half of course the pool is still open until 9 pm for open swimming Wednesday is Bring a Friend Night from 5 to 9 pm For each paid admission (or pass) you get to bring one friend in for free Thursday night is just a plain fun regular open swimming night from 5 to 9 pm Friday is Moonlight Swim Night The pool opens at 5 pm but at about 8 pm the overhead lights of the pool area are turned off and the pool lights are left on making the pool glow like it’s fluorescent This makes a real different and fun swimming experience Pool events whih are coming up: On March 26 is the pool’s 9th Saturday birthday From 12 noon to 5 pm there and free will be free swimming refreshments for everyone On Friday at 2 pm the pool will be April holding its annual Easter Dive for Money and Prizes Day for all youth from ages 3 to 16 The Delta Middle School will complete their swimming lesson program on Friday Feb 26 Beginning Monday March 14 through Friday April 8 the Delta North Elementary Schools 3rd and 4th grades will be taking sw lesson Then in April until the end of the school year the Delta South Winter swimming lessons Monday March 7 the seventh session of the West Millard Pool's w inter swim lesson program will begin This session will run Monday through Friday for two weeks with the last class ending on Friday March 18 T oni Harris and her program will continue through May 20 and then the pool’s “Learn to Swim” summer swim lesson program will begin The final winter sessions and the days they will start are Session 7 March 7 Session 8 March 23 Session 9 April 18 and Session 10 May 9 Each swimming session has 10 lessons and the cost is $1500 per student per session and MomBesides Toni's my & Me classes the pool will also be offering in Session 7 a Beginners and an Advanced Beginners class for the school age children and a Boy Scout Swimming Merit Badge Course Monday March 14 the pool will be starting an American Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving Course This course To is offered twice a year at the pool qualify for Advanced Lifesaving a person must be at least 15 years of age a strong swimmer and in good health This 21 hour course is designed to teach a sw immer the knowledge and skills to save himherself and the life of another in an emergency The cost is $3000 which covers the test book all instruction and the use of the pool When a swimmer successfully completes the Advanced Lifesaving Course he she will be certified for three years As far as it is known the American Red Cross is Advanced Lifesaving certification honored at all swimming pools in the United States Lifeguards employed at the West Millard Pool must be a currently certified American Red Cross lifeguard For more information and to register for these swimming courses call the pool at Elementary’s 3rd and 4th grades will be at the pool every afternoon for swimming lessons Some excellent swimmers are being developed from the schools participation in swimming lessons This community is very fortunate to have a school district which realizes the importance of every school age child learning how to swim Pool’s open swim hours to be extended Now that the competitive swimming season is over the West Millard Community Swimming Pool management will be opening the pool right after school Monday through Friday at 3:30 pm beginning Monday March 14 This new schedule will enable the youth to use the pool more frequently along with the This 3:30 pm schedule will continue until the pool's summer schedule begins Friday May 27 Delta Little League Baseball Meeting There will be a meeting of the Delta Little League Baseball on Tuesday 1988 at 7 pm at the Parks March and Recreation Building AD interested persons are invited to attend Save OAK CITY Eda Christensen Ph: Eagles lose to Rabbits by Kerry Watson Friday night the Millard Eagles Basketball Team traveled to Delta to face their cross county rival in a very key game for the Rabbits The Eagles had already clinched third place in the region standings but Delta had a placing at stake The Rabbits came out in the first quarter with a very aggressive fuU court the whole press which throughout game played a very big role in their success Both teams played evenly for the first quarter but Delta managed a lead by the end of the quarter at In the second quarter Delta’s full court pressure turned in many fast break baskets And when the Rabbits didn’t get the fast break shot they seemed to get the inside shot By the end of the half Delta had gained the momentum and the lead at In the third quarter Millard came to life and behind the defensive play of the team and offensive play of Scott Kessler the Eagles pulled to within two by the end of the points at Jennifer Bird honored The Delta Horsemanship Club would like to honor Jennifer Bird daughter of Mr and Mrs Ron Bird with $30 for receiving the most club points in ’86 and ’87 The members earn points by attending meetings demonstrations reports and ranks The 1987 points were: Jennifer 90 Justin Taylor son of Mrs Larry Taylor 64 Sandy Peterson daughter of Mrs Ron Peterson and Denise Turner daughter of Mrs Turner 60 Laurie Anderson daughter of Mrs Scott Anderson 56 Burgandy Rich daughter of Mrs Randy Rich 54 Foltz Angie daughter of Kim Foltz 50 Cami Lint daughter of Sharon Teeples 46 The 1986 points were: Jennifer 82 Jimmie Nielson daughter of Mrs H Nielson 68 Cami Lint 66 Lori daughter of Nancy Anderson 64 Ginny and Ann Marie Lake daughter of Mrs Garth Lake 60 Kami Myers daughter of Mrs Mitch Myers 54 Jill Myers daughter of Mrs Mitch Myers 52 Winter meetings are held monthly and summer meetings are held weekly People participate in shows parades and workshops The last two years have been busy ones The program is off to a slow start due to waiting for new county organizing Volunteer leaders are needed for horsemanship in Delta Any interested or needing info call Teresa at West Millard women’s volleyball standings Dutson Supply Collectables Fashion Rite Zion’s Bank Rancher CafeKountry Floral Dick’s Tires Beehive Seed Scoville’s Frontier Mining East Millard Della Comm Med Center West Millard Care Center fflaes quarter But in the fourth the Eagles couldn’t bag a basket and became frustrated They could only score four points to the Rabbits 17 This gave Delta a victory The difference in the game seemed to be the defensive play and the foul shooting Delta made 25 out of 36 free throws and the Eagles only converted 10 out of 23 fould shots The leading scorers for the Eagles were Scott Kessler with 18 points and Shawn Rushton with nine points For the Rabbits Fowles put in 20 points and Bunker put in 14 points Coach Shellenberger Afterwards commented on the game He said “I felt the technical foul hurt us and I got it at the wrong time Our team didn’t respond and get tougher from it They just folded up their tents and gave up Delta had a good game plan and executed it well Coach Jensen has done a good job with his team and got them playing good basketball Now our task is to get our team ready for the region tournament and get our team back to a positive attitude” SCIPIO Maurine Stone The little daughter of Stuart (Yogi) and Eloise Evans was blessed Sunday and given the name of Emily Rebecca Evans She has two sisters Bobbie Lee and Jennie Marie and one brother Those here for the Ryan Thomas special occasion were grandparents Lee and Janet Evans Springville and Oak Ralph and Eda Christensen City Also here were Sandy Carter and children Hatalie and Chad Springville and Evans Laura and Garth daughters Kim and Nikki Springville Lorraine Hathaway and children Cody Andrew and Dawn McCornick Alan and Mae Spring soccer registration All players ages 5 to adult it’s time to sign up for spring soccer Open 26 and Feb registration is Feb 29 Late registration is March Register at White Sage Recreational Park Office from 10 am to 5 pm The season starts the end of March and ends the last of May This registration and payment is for this spring season only Starting last fall we had 2 All Girls Teams This spring we would like to have 2 more So all the girls sign up for great exercise and fun We also need adult volunteers Sign up now! Ph DUP Round Valley Camp held their at the Senior Center meeting Jan Captain Arlene Memmott conducted and welcomes everyone The pledge was led by Alice Lawson history was given by Gwen Monroe who finished reading the story of her grandmother Anna Hemen Keller The lesson was given by Connie Quarnberg on “Early Mormon Settlement” County visitors were Maxine Robins and Maurine Herbert Fifteen were present and the hostesses were Alice Lawson Cloris Stone and Donna Robison The DUP Round Valley Camp held their monthly meeting Feb 8 at the Center Captain Arlene Memmott conducted The prayer was given by Maxine Robins and Florence Robins led the pledge Minutes were read by Eileen Thompson Darlene Memmott gave the history of her great grandfather James Russell Ivie and the lesson was given by Georgia Ivie on the life of Caroline Baines Crosby Hostesses were Hilda Mary Wasden and Myrtle Quarnberg Sorensen who served a lovely lunch Otella Guests were Lorna Esklund Edith Deardon and Beth Lawson Curtis Beth brought a cake in memory her mother’s birthday Josic Sorensen She would have been 100 ears old The family of James and Josie Sorensen donated a large picture of all the Primary children in 1889 to the Round Valley Camp The picture was gratefully received Others attending the meeting were Klea Ossie and Mylene Memmott Gwen Monroe Edna Bradfield Eileen Thompson Leah Tlmr liSPS and Hilda Quarnberg Maxine Robins Last week Pat Bingham and daughter Sora flew to Denver to see a new grandson born Jan 10 to Lynnette and John Done of Longmont CO a little girl Heather was happy to see Grandma and Aunt Sora and proud of her new little brother Steven John Pat visited her son Michael in Bountiful He is getting more use of his arm since his accident She also spent overnight at her sister’s Arlene Hansen before returning home Dean and Betty Peterson visited a few days with Wallace and Georgia Ivie The weather was beautiful while they were here and they took lots of pictures of the snow to show their children when they returned to Montebello CA Ivan and Janice Robins drove Stacie back to school in Cedar City They visited Gladys and Gradon Slone Grace and her husband They were all doing fine There was a social held at the Senior Citizen Center on Friday Feb 19 at 7 pm Chris and Camile Thompson and family of Highland visited Mrs Bill Thompson and in Fillmore with Mrs Duane Peterson home for the College students weekend were Mrs Ran Monroe Stacy Robins Sue Ann Monroe Todd Curtis Robins Margaret Quarnberg Probcrt Deann Robins Provo visited Mr s Leo Robins Mrs Scott Memmott and family visited Mrs Mark Robins Feb You’ll also receive a FREE catalytic combustor and a FREE Spring Accessory Package a $21400 value! This season Consolidated Dutchwest has reengineered one of their stoves to meet environmental standards for 1990 and bevcmd Their extraordinary wood and coal stoves featured in Better Homes & Gardens Popular Science Family Circle and other national publications combine elegant styling with high efficiency low pollution reduced creosote for improved saiety and long burning times Compare these features standard on the popular Convection Heaters with any other stove available today: every cast into construction coal & wood burning instant fuel conversion catalytic combustion rotating shaker grates ashbin with drawer ceramic viewing windows front & side loading doors polished cooking top and much more! Vaud Hanks and Son 239 South Main Springville Utah 84663 489-931- 0 1988 - Pge WEST CENTRAL UTAH BULL SALE JOINT SELECTED SALE Featuring the following Top Utah Consigners Monroe Brothers Line One Herefords Beckstrand Angus Ranch (Dr Evan Beckstrand) Select Aneus Bulls Cary Peterson Select Saler Bulls 30 Hereford Bulls 25 Saler Bulls 12 Angus Bulls 10 Purebred Hereford Heifers Delta Livestock Auction - Delta Utah SALE 1:00 pm Saturday 7 The little son of Kerry and Bonnie Manis was blessed Sunday and given the name of Devan John He has two Jared and Corey older brothers Walter and Bonnie Grandparents Manis of Hinckley and Alden and Erma Nielson of Oak City were present Others from out of town were Pat and Linda Manis and children of Hinckley Mark and Kathy Mitchell and children Price A dinner was held at the home of Alden and Erma Other family members that were there from Oak City were Rob and Sarah Manis and son Jesse Doug and Roberta Nielson and family Dan and Doreen Nielson and family Kim and Jonie Nielson and daughter Rob and Doreen Kelsey Robin Pederson was confirmed a member of the church Sunday She is the daughter of Nlundi and Lois Pederson Cindy Finlinson has been slaying in Springville awaiting the arrival of a new baby We wish her luck and hope it comes soon now as Robert is a little tired of being a bachelor We have a new grandchild The tle boy made his appearance on Valentine's Day His parents are Stephen and Evelyn Bowen Grandparents are Roy and Dorothea Bowen of Farmers ille LA and Ralph and Eda Christensen of Oak City The little one will be named Zachery Russell Lovell and sons Justin and Christofer spent a few days in Oak City with his mother Shirley Lovell and Norma Lovell LeRoy grandparents and Martha Anderson They thought playing in the snow on our south hills was as much fun as skiing on the slopes up north Mrs Doug (Ronda) Lovell and children Alisha and Cody from Ogden visited with her Shirley Lovell Kent and Betty Ray Tucker and View (close to family from Pleasant Ogden) spent a few days with parents Ron and Helen Wright and grandMartha Anderson and parents LeRoy Marion and Barbara Anderson and daughter Deann went to Cali! to isit with Ed and Judy Kusara and to see be Amber their granddaughter baptized Randy Hutton from Calif was in town visiting friends LeRoy Anderson has been in the hospital with pneumonia but is home now and is doing better DeAnn Anderson spent two weeks in Japan with the National Guard Marion Ray and Renee Anderson and family spent a few days in Heber for the funeral of her father William Klegg Ed and Arva Lovell from Salt Lake visited with family in Oak City brother Burton and Lorna Lovell and sister Ann and Melvin Roper Rebecca Pratt is home after spending the winter in St George just heard that Kathryn Lovell was in Bosion trying her hand at being a nanny She is a long way from home but know she will grow a lot from this experience Hang in there Kathryn on Wood & Coal Stoves! With the purchase of any Consolidated Dutchwest stove Were offering 10 off the national delivered price now through 25 Urie and children Marcus Kristi and Scott Ogden Virginia Cull and son Delta Stephen and Evelyn Aaron Bowen Orem Alice Christensen and daughter Tiffany Oak City Roger and Sherrie Zeeman and three sons Delta A nice dinner was served after meeting at the Evans’ home All of the above were there along with friends Bruce and ' Sharia Anderson March 5 1988 |