Show Millard I iiunn ports Thurv July SP 24 I9S6 Piir 7 Delta Slowpitch Champs 0 DELTA CITY MENS SLOW PITCH Tournamenl Champions Skyhawk Aviation Back row L to R: Jim Withers Joe Young Ladd Hales Tony Defa Robert Shirts Dave Abbott l Abbott front row: GuyTipton Brook Pace Rey Huber Lee Goodrich Mike Hill and Brian Bahr Not pic- tured: Jeff Schena What makes them run? Whal makes them run? The motivating I'oicc vaties from limner to runner It may be the desire lor fitness or it may be the desire to conquer odds Other teasons for running arc the enjoyment of natuie the need to prove self a time for meditation time to play or the need to telease tension Whatever the reason all runners share a common bond They love to run l Thursday July 24th is Pioneet Day On that day the Deseret Radton 17th Annual Matathon and 3id Annual I0K Road Race will take place in Salt ake City Tive atea runners will participate Rodger Williams of Delta amberl Dutson and his nephew Gaty Dutson of Oak City will cover the difficult marathon coutse ambert's son Kut and another nephew Craig Dutson will run in the I0K tace Also running this race will be Dawn Carder of Hinckley A marathon is a giuclmg race covering 262 miles Piepaiing for this race is no easy task Rodger began his naming in March running five to ten miles daily In order to develop endutance and to strengthen his legs his work outs include running on the sand dunes in the heat ol the day On week ends Rodger goes for runs of fifteen or more miles Included in his training are work outs with weights Running and Rodger just go together Lambert began running for health teasons and he now finds running is pail of his life style All year long he runs between four and five miles daily I'or three months prior to a marathon ambert runs seven or eight miles each day Once every other week during this lime he goes for an eighteen mile run Both Rodger and ambert express leelings of as a result of their running Both are willing to work with a novice giving pointers and encourageand conuadery that develop with runnels ment Both reflect the W'hat makes them run? Running is just plain fun! softball registration deadline Co-e- d at the Old Quality Grocery Office Building 252 West Main Delta Each Sunday at 300 and Fri at 7:30 Tues pm pm These are not presenting a meetings but simply futhering the new religion only true gospel given by Jesus Christ not We are made denomination but a fellowship of faith in the living God ARE WELCOME representing For Further a Delta City Parks and Recreation Department is now taking registration Slow Pitch Softball for 1986 League The last date to register is Tuesday July 29 at 5 pm For more information call man Information Call MINISTERS Register now for fall soccer Martin Hnjjil 0Upd Register now to fall Delta Area Socat the cer AYSO from July Delta Recreational Parks Office White Sage Late registration is Aug Registration pays for 1986 fall and 1987 spring season boys and girls ages 5 to 18 in 1987 and adults 19 and over DELTA CITY MENS SLOW PITCH Tournament 3rd Place Team Service Drug Back row L to R: Wayne Dafoe Shane Rowley Tom Stephenson Jeff Betenson John Nickle Dave Clark Rick Bishop and sponsor and player Roger Killpack front row: Paul Peterson Richard Waddingham Larry Hartman Jeff Peterson and Dennis Stefanoff Not pictured: Dean Fowles and Jim Wiscombe DELTA CITY MENS SLOW PITCH Tournament 2nd Place Team Streaks Back row L to R: Karl Mecham Mitch Dillon Jim Warnick Jody Webb Russell Webb and Dan Bliss front row: Oren Bliss Jim Edwards Doug Hare Reggie Bliss Robyn Pearson and Alan Christensen Not pictured: Coach Roger Bliss and Scott Pace Delta Torpedeos enjoy success The Delta Torpedo swim team has continued to enjoy success as team members have participated in two cent swimming meets At the Moab Invitational held July in Moab Natasha Dailey took 3rd place and achieved her ‘B’ time in the girls 50 yd butterfly (:3486) She placed 5th in the girls 100 yd dividual medley (1:2136) and took 6th place in the 500 yd freestyle (7:0646) Natasha also placed 6th and achieved ‘B’ 50 yd times in the girls and the 100 yd freestyle (:3181) National Age freestyle (1:1033) Group Time Standards are measured in terms of ‘B’ ‘A’ ‘AA’ ‘AAA’ and ‘AAAA’ times with ‘AAAA’ being the fastest It’s hard work just to achieve ‘B’ times for events in one’s age group Natasha has worked hard to achieve these times and we’re proud of her for her efforts Tevye (Cass) Jensen also attended the Moab Invitational and placed 5th in 50 yd butterfly the boys (1:0426) 7th in the 50 yd backstroke 1th in the 50 yd breaststroke (:5339) 12th in the 50 yd freestyle (1:0993) (:4223) and 13th in the 100 yd freestyle (1:5384) Cass has been with the swim team for only 4 months and i$ working hard towards his ‘B’ times We think he’s doing a good job The second swimming meet was held here in Delta this past Saturday July 19 Teams from Cedai City St George Green Valley and our own team participated 25 yd freestyle In the Boys 1st Jon Droubay :2544 4th Merrill :50 10 25 yd breaststroke Erickson 3rd Jon Droubay :43 65 4th Merrill 1:1223 25 yd backstroke Erickson 3rd Jon Droubay :3919 4th Merrill Erickson :5 3 25 yd butterfly 2nd :4640 Merrill Erickson yd free Merrill Jon Droubay 4th relay and Cass Erickson Andy Parker Jensen 2:0798 50 yd freestyle 1st Jon and 3rd Merrill :5290 Droubay 1:4639 Erickson 25 yd freestyle 1st In the Boys Cass Jensen :2084 2nd Andy Parker 1st Cass 25 yd backstroke :2331 2nd Andy Parker :2658 Jensen 1st Cass :2901 25 yd breaststroke :25 57 4th Andy Parker Jensen 1st Cass 25 :3653 yd butterfly Jensen :2662 25 yd freestyle 4th In the Girls :2 72 6th Nicki Christi Schmidt 7th Alicia Burton :2952 Hascali 50 yd freestyle 3rd Christi :3484 Schmidt :5060 4th Alicia Burton 83 5th Nicki Hascali :4781 25 3rd Christi Schmidt yd breaststroke :300I 6th Nicki Hascali :4078 7th Alicia Burton :43 69 25 yd backstroke Christi Schmidt 4th :2761 5th Nicki Hascali :3002 6th Alicia Burton :3 5 25 yd butterfly 1st Alicia Burton :4283 25 yd backstroke In the Girls 8 18 1st Natasha 7th Dailey Burton Rebecca :2855 25 yd freestyle 5th Rebecca Burton :2637 25 1st Natasha yd breaststroke Dailey :2077 7th Rebecca Burton :38 04 50 yd freestyle 5th Rebecca Burton :5573 1st Girls Senior: 50 yd butterfly Natasha Dailey :3469 50 yd freestyle 1st Natasha Dailey :3 49 and 100 yd freestyle 1st Natasha Dailey 1:0926 3rd Boys Senior: 50 yd butterfly 37 3 5 Scoville 50 yd Spencer freestyle 4th Spencer Scoville :3 69 50 yd backstroke 4th Spencer Scoville :4378 100 yd freestyle 3rd Spencer Scoville 1:1007 and 50 yd breaststroke 3rd Spencer Scoville :3900 We want to extend a sincere thank you to all those who helped plan and execute this meet We had fun and hope you did too 1 I I £ £ £ £ 1 B B B £ B £ £ £ B B fl B B fl Great Mouse Detective £ 7:00 9:00 £ B J TTTTTrTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTi11 FREE pm pm — ALL MATINEES DISCONTINUED £ £ Windshields Replaced Anywhere We Do Insurance Work CUSTOM BUILT WINDOWS & DOORS ALLEY LOW WHOLESALE PRICES l£U £ Shows subject to change due to availability information 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to have your child learn how to swim before heshe develops fear of the water Registrations for session 5 can be made by calling the pool at The pool was going to offer a beginners diving class during the 5th “Learn to Swim” session But as luck has it the pool’s diving instructor is moving If any of you are qualified to teach diving and would like to instruct a diving class this summer please contact Jackie at the pool at An American Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving course will be starting at the f you are 5 pool Monday August years of age or older a good swimmer in good health and interested in taking the lifesaving course call the pool at On Pioneer Day July 24 the pool will be on its holiday schedule The schedule will be no early morning lap no swimming lessons or swimming swim team practice open swimming will begin at pm and close at 6 pm Friday July 25 the pool will be back on the regular summer pool schedule A date has been set by the pool for the pool’s lost and management found sale The sale will be held in the pool lobby Friday morning August 15 between the hours of 9 a m and pm All kinds of lost and found items will be sold for very low prices A group of 20 cyclists came to the pool to swim and relax last Friday July 18 The group is cycling their way to San Francisco from New York City They started their journey on May 28 |