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Show 4 THE CITIZEN JULY THURSDAY, Fishing 1974 2S, The Home Front Dolls Play Strikers For First Place Title Roundup N'OIITIIKIIX I'TAII Wellsvillr Hrttervoir By Leon f Hlllyard Fair for rainbow and brook. ('h:impii)iishi) gomes lor the Smithfield girl's soft kill league will he played July 26. At 9 a m. the Streaks will play the Blue Soxettes for third and fourth places. At 10 a.m. it will Is1 the Dolls vs. Ihe Sticky Strikers for first and second places. In girl's league action this week Ihe Dolls whipped the Streaks Kelly Pitcher pitched the winning game. Sue Mark hit two singles and got one RBI. Ruth Downs hit a double and two singles and Pam Meyer hit two singles and two RBI. Blacksmith Fork Fair for rainbow and brown trout. Pinevlew Reservoir Slow to fair for rainbow: best trolling with pnpgear and worm, slow from shore. ' Fair and brook trout. Weber River Good for rainbow trout. Condominiums have become so popular that the idea to commercial building, too. Office buildings, industrial parks, shopping centers and medical complexes are going up as condominiums. is spreading 6 25-1- 3 Mill Hollow to good for rainbow Rm k wool and fiberglass are both mineral fiber insulation materials. They have almost the same thermal value if applied in the same density. For ihe Streaks Valerie Tavlor. Carla Williams, and Marv l,nii Nelson each hit two singles Mary I xin pitched for ,ne Streaks. In other play the Sticky Strikers trounrwl the Blue Soxettes 17-Holly Downs pitched the game for Ihe winners. Julie Merrill hit three singles and Sandy Miller and Brenda Pilcher each hit two singles. Melanie Schaffer pitched for Ihe Blue Soxettes. with Connie Marley. Tamra Ivie. and Sherri Hendricks each hitting twn singles. I'nlike many other building materials. Vinch vinyl asbestos tile costs half what it did fifteen to twenty years ago. Popular effect for floors: if your carpeting is not l, and your floors are less than quite beautiful around the edges, apply wallpaper in design of Portuguese tiles, or whatever pleases you: protect with polyurethane varnish. wall-to-wal- DAVK CACDII.L, Smithfield Blue Sox shortstop, watches a called ball four go by as he draws a walk to open the game with Preston last Thursday night in Preston. The Blue Sox went on to down the Preston nine, in a triumph. They a re favored in the Northern .Utah Tournament which continues tonight on the Smithfield City diamond. Citizen Photo Iokm River 4-- Fair for rainbow, albino and brown trout; flies best. Before you make any changes in your home, study as much of the construction paperwork as you can find. Be sure to locate hearing walls. come-from-behi- Maybe you'd prefer the BIG change a whole new home. Count on us for help at Mt. States Realty, Logan, I'tah. phone Tony Grove I eke Fair for rainbow and albino trout ; boats doing best. 563-588- 0. Athletics, Rangers, and Giants Score Wins Wnners Phil Wyhli Tints Lakes Trial. Teapot. Lost and Lilly good for rainbow; fishing pressure heavy. Mirror, Mnosehnrn. Pass and Butterfly good for rainbow and albino trout: flies best early morning and late evening. Named Brett Payne hit a triple with the bases loaded and then came home on an error to boost the Athletics to a 4 win over the Orioles. Brent Low pitched for the winning team and Todd Philips hit two singles. Bart Rindlesbacher hit a single and an RBI for the Orioles. Robert Barrera hit a single, a home run and got two RBI. He also pitched for the Orioles. The Mets had some of their players at Scout camp which might have partially accounted for their 12-- 4 loss to the Rangers. For the Rangers Kevin Gittins hit a single, a 5-- double and a triple. Ted Johnson hit a triple and an RBI. The winning pitcher was Darin Stephens. Greg Chambers played a good defense for the Mets and hit a triple, a single and got one RBI. John Hoffman hit twn singles. Mike Pitcher pitched for the Mets. The Giants squeaked past the Expos. Ron Christensen hit a double and a single; Sammy Alvarez hit a double and Ran Hendricks hit a single. For the Expos Lynn pitched and hit two singles and Troy Bingham hit one single. Ini Jahsus 752-047- 2 Mil Uijonquist San Hynai 5434390 25423(2 2443414 Daa Janos 2454125 Laaa HiRyard 5434144 9-- 6. Winners in the July I .eg Summit Park Indies golf Tournament were: First flight: Gene Reese, second flight: .Dixie Reese, third flight : Joyce Lvn Wood. This Thursday will be ladies Rngie play. God-derid- n. in w. in 7H-SII- I Obituaries A 4V - rt. 1 lino 69 Kef. l'4 WITH COUPON Without Coupon ft "sIIEEiclir.X'.savegHFI WITH - Ptu COUPON 77 Without Memorial funeral services for Glen Frederick Hunter. 69. were held Friday. July 19. 1974. noon in the Smithfield Second Ward Chapel, under the direction of Bishop Dean Bischnff. Mr. Hunter lived at 131 S. Fourth West Street in Smith-fielHe died Tuesday. July 16. 1974. in the Logan LDS Hospital of cardiac arrest. He was. born August 5. 1904, in West Weber, a son of Elsie Irene Staker and William Frederick Hunter. He received his early education in the Rnx Elder County school, and attended Brigham Young College in He also was a graduate of I'tah State University. Mr. Hunter had been a sugar company employe in Cornish. Burlev. Rupert and IiCwistnn. lie was a former cashier and bookkeeper for Amalgamated Sugar Company office in Ixwiston. He was active in the LDS church, he served as YMMIA stake secretary while in Burley, was a former Seventies Quorum secretary, and for many years a home teacher. He was a member of Iigan golf and country club. n He married Mnzicne in the Salt Like LDS Temple on June 15. 1932. 11c is survived hv his widow, a son. tarry Glen Hunter, both of Smithfield: a brother. Hunter of Roy and a sister. Mrs. William (Elsie) Bowen of Hyde Park. 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