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Show I' 6 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah V Cycle park patrol Thursday, June 9, 1977 City acquires 500cc dirt bike of Box BOX ELDER ACTION SPORTS 723-347- 1 7 Saturday, June 11 Quik Way Lube vs. p.m. American Greetings (north) ; Bowmart vs. Hubbard Farms 7 where even motorcy- e them legally? Property Leased The cycle association was formed under city auspices. The property, providing both hilly and flat terrain, was leased. A track was bladed from the sage brush-covere- d land and the welcome mat was put out. It seems to have worked out well for all concerned. A moto-cros- s course was established and the area has since become INVOLVED IN Brigham City's cycle park are members of the cycle association and officers who now patrol the recreation area. Shown here, from left, are David Nelson, Adrian Struble, Chuck Vesco, Sid Forsgren, Officers Dell Braegger and Jess Palmer and Rick Vesco. the location for the annual Signs have been torn down and riders often refuse to wear helmets as required by the park rules. Recently, Rick Vesco, speaking for the cycle association, urged the city council to enforce the park regulations. Golden Spike moto each spring. But there have been problems. Riders have trespassed on adjoining property. Drivers of vehicles have plowed furrows in the hillside, contrary to cycle park rules. quez vs. Hubbard Farms (north); Redeyes vs. Bowmart (south). Minutemen vs. First Federal (north); DeMolay vs. Quik Way (south). (south). under-ag- cle riders could walk their machines and then operate Monday, June IS Tanner and Velasp.m. 8:30 p.m. & t Cou- heads community recreation, it was decided to lease a motorcycle that would enable police to apprehend violators. Built Fence Waterfowl harvest was down in 1976 Rction Ibeoftiomis, Some 51,900 waterfowl hunters invaded Utah's marshlands during the 1976 waterfowl season. They made an estimated dfaemooin pursuit of various huntable species and averaged 7.8 birds per hunter. The 1976 season saw more hunters afield but less ducks harvested than in 1975. The total . ' After huddling with City ncilman Wayne Jones who Tournament Qfy pocks cgisfc?iecii Memidtay Written Warnings For not wearing a helmet, he and other officers have written warnings only. But that could ' change, too. When do they patrol? When a complaint is received or when we see the need." Other police officers authorized to ride the bike are Dell Braegger, Bruce Dover, Sgt. Charles Earl and Sgt. Thomas Sneddon. Officers Palmer said the enforcement is meeting with cooperation by the park users, many of whom are younger persons. The kids think its neat because were doing something theyre interested in. But they want to know 'why did you buy Sign is one of eight put up by the association which also that bike? Why didnt you get contributed $300 to lease to motorcycle on which Of- something we could outrun', ficer Palmer is seated. Cycle park can be seen in the the policeman recounted with a smile. background. The new police vehicle is used not only at the park but wherever we have trouble with bikes and outfits. The cycle association which They agreed to foot a $50 Vesco agreed that the new has already erected a fence, monthly expense to lease the enforcement program appears eight signs and constructed a unit, a 500 cc trail bike that can to be working. At least we havent heard crossing on Box Elder creek to keep pace with any vehicle provide a new access to the using the park. anything bad since the patroling Thus far the move appears to began, he remarked. park, offered to plunk down an have paid off. initial $300 for the bike. Certainly, it wasnt that way Police Officer Jess Palmer, before. City fathers liked the idea. reasoned. Provide an area 8:30 p.m. Griffins vs. Anderson Saddlery (north); Petersens vs. Tanner and Velasquez (south). Men's commercial softball continues Saturday and Monday at Pioneer park. Here are the games scheduled: of the park by vehicles. As a result, he says the on adtrespassing problem has joining private lands dropped off sharply. The fine for this offense has run $25 in the city court with $15 being assessed for failure to have a proper registration, the officer explained. leased from private owners prices at the Brigham City been issued as a reminder have municipal pool as the summer season hits full stride. Hours Monday through Friday are 2 p.m. to dark. Saturdays and Sundays are noon to dark. Prices are 40 cents for children one to 15. Those 16 and over are 75 cents. A family price of $2 is in effect Monday nights. Equipment for rent is priced like this : balls, 10 cents; masks and fins, 50 cents each; snorkels, 20 cents; towels, 10 cents; swim suits, $1.50 with a $1 refund. Ear plugs will be sold for $2 a pair. t Violations have included trespassing, no registration, failure to wear a helmet and use under an annual agreement and came into being for one reason to give cyclists a place to ride. The development came about this way: Several years ago citizen in east Brigham City complained about the nuisance created by cycles on the local mountain front. Why not establish a place where they could ride? it was Pool hours and slate released a sign Brigham City. It informs passersby of a new access road to the citys cycle park, the only such recreational area sponsored by a city in Utah. It might also advise readers that the park is patroled by police riding what might be the dirt bike in only the Beehive state. The cycle park itself, bounded on two sides by gravel pit operations, is located on the foothills east of town. It is Prices, hours given for pool Men's softball trips afield 218,300 drams fcip Registration for the Brigham City Parks and Recreation Summer Fun program will be Monday, June 13 from 9 a.m. to noon. Registration was originally slated for June 6. Boys and girls will register in the park within the boundaries of their neighborhood. Park leaders and assistants will be there to conduct the registration and answer any questions. It is desired that parents accompany children to the sign up. The $2.50 registration fee is due at that time. Children may also sign up for any or all of the special classes at that time. There will be no supervised activities in the parks Monday after registration. Sign for Circus However, during registration Monday, children may sign up to attend the Shriners circus that afternoon in Ogden. Tickets are provided free by local businessmen. The Box Elder Community Schools will provide buses for transportation. They will leave from Central school at 12:30 p.m. with park leaders accompanying as chaperones. There will be a police escort also. Other information pertinent to program, according to officials, is the boundaries for attending parks. Those who should register at Lindsay park live west of Main street and south of Fifth South to Fifth West to Seventh South. one of five men authorized to ride the vehicle, said over 70 citations and warning tickets have been issued. near the mouth Elder canyon in east Theres ion number Any children coming from Perry or Willard should go to Lindsay park. Those attending Memorial park have boundaries of Forest street on the north and Main street on the west. Those attending Pioneer park are bounded by Main street from Third North to Fifth South, adjacent to Lindsay park boundaries on the south. Snow Boundaries The snow park boundary is Main street on the east to Third North on the south. Foothill park boundaries are Fifth North on the south and Main street on the west. Those coming in from Harper or Honeyville are asked to go to Foothill. John Adams park is bound by Main street from Fifth North to Forest Street with Main street the west boundary. Maps will be available at registration time to place children in appropriate parks. Class and activities will begin Tuesday and run through Friday, Aug. 5. It is asked that children or parents contact park leaders and let them know if they will be absent for any extended period of time for vacations. The specialists have planned programs for involving age groups four through 15. There will be some children gone on vacations during this time, and they should still register Monday. But it can be done any time after then. The fee will remain $2.50 however. Specialists Specialists who will conduct the classes are Shelly Williams and Shauna Nance, drama; Carol Payne, Cathy Mason and Kellie Swenson, dance; Michelle Jarrett and Susan arts and crafts; Kristy Deakin and Julie Christensen, baton. Ben-nio- Each child may bring his lunch to the park and leaders and assistants will be on hand to supervise. The activity periods supervised by park leaders will emphasize activities for the age groups that each park con- tains. Here are the schedules for classes at the six parks operating under city auspices: Lindsay (leader Ken 10-1- Broad-bent- ) a.m., baton; 1 a.m. to noon, drama; noon to 12:30 p.m. lunch; 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., dance; 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., arts and crafts 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., activity period directed by park leader and assistants. 11 Pioneer (leader Rachel Ash) a.m., activity period; 11 a.m. to noon, baton; lunch; 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., drama; 1:30 to 2:30p.m., drama; 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., arts and crafts; 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., activity period. 10-1- 1 a.m. to noon, activity period; lunch, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. baton; 1:30 to 2: 30, drama; 2:30 to 3:30, dance; 3:30 to 4:30, arts and crafts. Sac-ket- t) John Adams (leader Kathy 10 to 11 a.m., Eskelsen) dance; 11 a.m. to noon, arts and crafts; lunch; 12:30 to 2:30, park activity; 2:30 to 3:30, baton; 3:30 to 4:30, drama. Memorial (leader Steve Hoff10 to 11 drama; 11 to man) noon, dance; lunch; 12:30 to 1:30, arts and crafts; 1:30 to 3:30, park activity; 3:30 to 4:30, baton. If Living The license bureau clerk, checking over the applicant's papers, was astounded to note that the man had filled in the spaces, Age of Father, if living 105, and Age of Mother, if 102. Are your parents living really that old? the clerk asked man. No, was the middle-agethe reply, but they would be if they were living d their ducks, projected from data returned on hunter activity survey cards, was 382,900 for last years hunt, compared with 562,600 in 1975. There were some 3,600 more hunters afield. The number of Canada geese taken in Utah decreased by approximately 1,100 last year, while the percentage of snow geese harvest decreased by some 30.5 percent. Comparison between the 1976 season and the 1975 activities are not strictly legitimate, due to the variance in hunting conditions during the two seasons. In 1976 the weather was nice for most people, but bad for 10 Foothill (leader Annette 10 to 11, arts and crafts; 11 to noon, park activity; lunch; 12:30 to 1:30, park activity; 1:30 to 2:30, baton; 2:30 to 3:30, drama; 3:30 to 4:30, dance. of in The Brigham City Golf and Country club held its annual member-membe- r and member-gues- t best ball tournament Sunday with over 30 teams entered. In the A flight Phil Kranz and Jay Herbert teamed for first place in the gross with a 75. In the net of the A flight Bill Bell and John Gunderson took first with a best ball of 59 while Ken Beach and Steve Stumm tied with Tuff Claybaugh and Harv Morgan for second with 60s. In the B flight Skip Dunlavy and Dave Jensen shot the low gross best ball of 82 for first place. In the net Larry Rose and Vance Bourne ran away with the B flight winnings with a 56 best ball. Second place saw a tie in the B flight also, with Vern Holt and Russ Fishburn tieing with Ron Brisendine and Barry Labrum with 60s. Winners in the individual gross were Jim Mac with a 76 for first place and Phil Kranz with a 79 for second. Individual winners in the next saw Larry Rose shoot a 60 to run away with first place with Bill Bell and his 63 good for second. Doug Grover and Dewey Wright tied for third with 67s. Great Mom Stewart paced back and forth in the doctors waiting room while his wife underwent a com- plete physical examination. Finally, the doctor opened the door and summoned the husband. To be blunt, Stewart, I dont like the looks of your wife, the doctor said. Neither do I, Stewart replied. but shes great with the kids ' f MERCURY duck hunters. The mild weather allowed many ducks, geese and swans to remain in Utah waters longer than normal; but most stayed in open water where they were unavailable to most hunters. Instead of the normal gradual freeze that takes place in the marshes and adjacent bodies of water, last years freeze was delayed until and froze things solid in a period of three or four days. The result was that almost overnight the ducks had moved south. King and queen bowling events Fridays Bowlers are reminded of the king and queen of the hill competitions each Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at Brigham Bowl. Trophies for the king and queen of the quarter (April-Junare on display at the lanes. Quarterly championships are July 1 at 7:30 p.m. Tournaments are on a handis cap basis, 66 and difference of average and 200 scratch. If there is no average, an average will be computed and handicaps awarded after the first three games. e) two-third- Sprucing Up Btnlir CLEAN FISH IMMEDIATELY Fish should be treated just like any other meat. They must be clean, cool and fresh in order to taste good. And the only way this can be assured is to clean your catch as soon as possible. Stringers, wire baskets, even live wells built into boats, should be used to hold fish only until they can be cleaned and put on ice, say the fishing experts at Mercury outboards. Their experience has shown that fish cared for in this way have a superior flavor to fish which have been held several hours before being cleaned. A useful item aboard their fish boat is a home-mad- e cleaning board. Constructed of white pine, it simplifies cleaning and makes it easy to get their catch on ice immediately. To make your own fish cleaning board, cut an of 1 x 6 white pine. Sand the edges to remove splinters, and treat the board with several coats of marine varnish. e, Mount a spring-loademetal paper clip at one end of the board so that it will hold a fish flat. An aluminum clip is best, as it wont rust. Now you have a solid platform for cleaning fish in your boat as they are caught. three-inch-wid- d, 1 spruce up the looks of your kitchen is to hang pots and pans from the walls and A good way to by Bob OUTDOOR CONSULTANT - ceiling More Schedule Snow (leader Melanie Perry) wanna buy ACffiCflSFOBflBI! a pet? m Looking for something cuddly to love? Like a four-legge- d friend, or a fine feathered t pal? Or a playmate for the kids? You'll find your special pet listed in our classifieds! purr-fee- ONE DAY ONLY OGDEN STADIUM MON., JUNE 13 2 P.M. A 8 P.M. Tickets at From popular pedigrees to the unusual and exotic! Find em here! C PENNEY OGDEN IfiEenwafow '&' i ' , ' Tickets male golden lab is available for adoption Golden the Spike Humane society. Also available ough two terriors and kittens. 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