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Show Thursday, October 14, 1976 Ben Lomond Beacon 5 Page Ben Lomond chooses new for '76-7- 7 Rally-me- n by Sandra Cleveland Its late in the school year but Ben Lomond High has for the selected rally-me- n 7677 year, and the new Tallymens high spirit and some hard work will make up for lost time. Coached by also Richison, Russ Jones, Henry Martinez and Steve Carruth were appointed to Studentbody this t. teams. Steve Carruth thinks the spirit is good at Ben Lomond and that most of the studentbody is turning out for games and activities. Being a rallyman will set a. spirited example by Steve. A few of his hobbies are skiing, basketball and tennis. Steve is also a member of the Debate team and Modern diving. position. Weber celebrates 50th Homecoming the football team any longer, and he wanted to participate in school spirit. He has been on the wrestling and football Russ Jones was a Rallyman last year and is ready again this year. He thinks, it is a strenuous, but rewarding activity and he devotes a lot of time. Russ is also involved in the Senate. His hobbies are skiing and Bruce Miskin, Kristy Bruce is into gymnastics. year Henry Martinez is getting Bruce Richeson feels that involved in being a rallyman Ben Lomond really needed because a broken arm had Rallymen and says he gets made it impossible to play on by Diana Oyler The nostalgia of fall is upon us once again. The air seems crisper, more clear. The autumn leaves paint the countryside in a riot of color. And Homecoming has once again brought memories and the excitement of school years to students and alumni alike. Choir. Weber conservation officer who was assigned to work a waterfowl management area on the opening day of the 1976 waterfowl season. Although he was not new to duck hunting, he had only been working for the Division of Wildlife Resources for a year. What he saw that day made him think. He was surprised, a little sad and even scared. Duck hunting is very popular and well-know- 0if AT iliirtP Ofj draws always tAe 77uitf -- large n crowds. Because of the number of hunters in one area, special problems arise, problems involving safety. As he drove home that afternoon, just such a problem occurred. to the gate he slammed on his brakes in order to avoid five muzzle blasts as a small group of hunters fired across the road at a duck. Another 20 feet and the shots would have gone through his window. He stopped to talk to the hunters about their unsafe habits. The group of hunters was young. The oldest was maybe 20 years old. Most of them were about 16. The officer talked with them trying to make them understand that their carelessness could kill someone, perhaps even one of the friends they were hunting with. He emphasized how important it was to be conscious of everything around you when you are hunting Where is your hunting neighbor located? How many shells are in your gun? Where is the muzzle pointed? Is the safety on or off? What is behind your target? Do you know exactly what your target is? Do you really want what youre shooting at? While he was talking to the group of boys, he noticed that one of them was staying in the rear with his back to the group. The young boy was very nervous as the officer asked him to join the rest of the group. As the young hunter approached the Half-wa- y low-flyin- Column DISCOVER DID For answer tMCh jee bolom ad We're in plain sight, for you and all to see and do business with. Were Inviting your patronage. Your enjoyment, our aim. FOR EXAMPLE 1976 VENTURA 350 automatfc radio, heater, power Hearing, power brakes, much Wos more S54I765, SAVE S725 65 ONLY 4692 1976 GMC TON 4X4 Short wheel bose, 350 automatic, extra 90s took. Sierra Grande, much more Was 56695, SAVE SI 000 ONLY 1976 GRAND PRIX W os 56761 80, Loaded SAVE 5900, ONLY $ g : because the shot had only been three feet away from his foot. The young he boy apologized to his friend was truly sorry. His sorrow, however, could not have replaced, nor could it have compensated for, a lifetime of deformity or incomplete of his friends foot. ftlcs'-CTVj- J One ZiCCy 140 engine, custom seat belts, s peed, AM rodb, custom m wheel covers 3172 i School spirit competition should be intense among the three classes. At 3 p.m. the Homecoming Game will be played between Weber and Skyview. At halftime the Homecoming Queen and the name of the stadium will be announced by a special visitor to the school, Congressman Gunn McKay. Saturday, of course, brings Paul Bingham, Webers first Studentbody President spoke to the Warriors on Tuesday in an alumni assembly. Barry Deeter, Stephanie Parker, Craig Taylor and Karen Mischeler, 1975s studentbody officers presented a skit for the assembly this year and a slide presentation helped to move the mood along. Music from the 30s was played by the Drama Club during the day coinciding . W 1976 PONTIAC ASTRE COUPE 2bbl. clubs. School spirit received a boost from the spirit chains, which had a good chance to grow during the week. The 5 cent donation for the links will go towards purchasing a plaque for the naming of stadium. Webers new Nominations for homecoming queen along with judging of the wall decorations put up by the various clubs were also held Monday. conservaton officer was scared moments carelessness could have been responsible for a lifetime of sorrow and pain. It could have been the cause of a lifelong handicap to a young, vital man of twenty. It is not just the young man who pulled the trigger who must stop to think about his actions. All ot us every man, woman, boy and girl who participate in the shooting spots must be' safety conscious at all times. We must think safety. We must remind others to think safety. It is a matter of life and death. There were other things happening, too, that made the officer think. There were a few hunters who seemed to isolate themselves in the marshes. They began hunting 15 to 20 minutes before legal shooting time. It made hunting difficult for the majority of hunters who wanted to wait. Other hunters came without the proper equipment and then shot birds that were out of range or that would land in deep open water when they had no waders, dogs or boat with which to fetch the birds. Their practices were not unsafe; but ethically, they were not the right things to do. The future of the sport depends, in part, on all hunters doing what is right and being safety minded at all times. its under way with wall decorating by the various group, he ejected live shells from his shotgun and then tested the gun to make sure it was empty. He pulled the trigger, and a round of number four shot tore a holt in the a mere two feet from his ground friends foot. The young man was scared. The use celebrated homecoming this year from Oct. Monday the 11th got the weeks celebrations Use caution with firearms Once upon a time there was a with the theme for the dance. Young Frankenstein was one of the night activities. It was presented at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium to an enthusiastic audience. Admission price was $1. Today there is a parade of cars and floats made bythe various school organizations. It will proceed from Weber High throughout North Ogden and Pleasant View at 5:30 p.m. and will be followed by a night pep rally and fireworks all of which will help create a special feeling of unity among the students and pride in being a Warrior. As the week winds down to its end, a special pep rally will be held on Friday morning from 9 a.m. until first lunch. The pep rally will include a cow milking contest and a greased pig chase. 20-- the Homecoming Dance. It will be a formal affair held from 8:30 to 11 p.m. in the commons area. Admission price will be $3.50 per couple; Fire and Ice will provide the music. The theme is Holding on to Yesterday. victory 6 Scots defeat Kearns Ben Lomond High won a victory over Kearns High 20-- 6 in e action. Scott Eisenhour made the first touchdown for the Scots on a 46 yard run. Brian Povey made another touchdown with a one yard dive. Later in Weber High School lost another football game in league play in their game of Oct. 6. The final score in the game against Logan High was The win gave Logan their first win of the season. Weber took the lead in the first quarter, when Logans 23-1- fon pickup . $ '71 BUICK CENTURION 1976 SUBARU Storting at 6283 NEW S 0 ARE HERE and '73 BUICK LESABRE ; $4195 1975 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE COUPE 2995 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX right equipment 2895 3595 1974 CHEVROLET 1976 FORD RANCHERO MALIBU Irons., automatic, or ajnd power steering PRIX loaded 1973 FORD TORINO STATION WAGON Air conditioned 2595 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX loaded 3695 wef automatic aond- AC. luggoga radt, - vinyl EXTRA THIS NICE AND GAS. 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Logan made an 88 yard Bob when touchdown Plowman took a short pass from Facer and ran with the ball. The score was then in favor of Logan at the end of the third period. Neither team managed to make a touchdown in the final quarter of the game. Weber's Hooper tried an unsuccessful field goal. Later, with just 55 seconds left on the clock. 0 Hour SuffLY 2345 SO. 1900 W. OGDEN, UTAH Warrior Jim Stocks intercepted a Logan pass on the kwarrior 45 yard line. On the next play Jerry Allen dropped a pass from quarterback Steve Trawick near the goal line and so ended the game against Logan. The final score was 23-1- |