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Kim Turner left Jazz hold clinics The Jazz were in Vlillard Count) Wednesday July 12 rookie guard Jimmy Kim Turner Less and announcer “Hot Rod” basketball Huntley gave an clinic in the Delta Hgh School gym and the Millard High School gym in Fillmore for several hundred local kids Techniques in passing dribbling shooting and guarding were taught and various exercises to perfect skills were used "W'hen we come back net year” Iess told the kids “we want to see that you’ve improved see that you’ve worked out some of the things we’ve talked about” Turner said the program is in its fifth and 'Hot Rod' Huntley in Delta Fillmore year ”We started the Junior Jazz program buk in 84” he said “We started kids and now we have out wrh close to 30000 kids That includes kids in Ltah Idaho W yoming and this year we even have a couple camps up in Montana ” Kids who sign up for the Junior Jazz get a free ticket to a Jazz home game at the Salt Palace “It’s fun to come and see a turn out like this” Turner said in the DHS gym “Hot Rod and I have been doing this for five years now We usually get the rookies like Jimmy Less to do this because they get a kick out of it Therl (Bailey) really gets a kick out of this stuff He does his own camps besides this It’s really fun far tueo’’ Alisse Bringhurst DeDe Dutson Shayla Top row: Wendy Alley Callister Katie Nielson Jenifer Smith Jenny Mortensen Corrine Johnson Cheryl Ross bottom row Portia Clayton Kristy Smith DUS cheerleaders attend camp trophy for working well together during the entire camp Spirit cats were also given away to only four schools for showing super spirit during the four days of camp The DHS girls also received one of the spirit cats Mrs Thompson their advisor is very proud of the girls and is looking forward to a very successful year The DHS Cheerleaders attended At camp they did an camp July Delta outstanding job representing High The second night of camp was a performance night for ail groups The DHS wanting to participate cheerleaders performed and received a superior plaque (the best possible) They also received a superior unity age a good swimmer and in good physical and mental condition or more information and to register for the lifeguard Training Course call the pool at Back row to R: Ken Lebbon bott front row Teresa Harris and Manley Abbott Rey Huber Dave Larsen Tom Hamilton Deb AbMitzi Allan Cindy Crafts Delta athletes shine at the Utah Summer Games Cedar City was the setting for the fourth annual Utah Summer Games three weeks ago 77(X) athletes from all over Utah merged in Cedar City to in 34 different competed sporting events Fven though the Delta athletes were small in number they left their mark at the games with their outstanding performances In track Russell Anderson of Delta took a gold in the 5 K (3 mile) run in the 2 and 3 year old class and David won a Russell’s brother Anderson bronze in the discus for the 10 and year old class Rex Butterfield Cody Hamblin Mark Winsor and Matt Long (from North Sevier) earned a brone in the 4 x 00 relay for the high school division Delta is always outstanding in wrestling and the Summer Games was no ception for these fine wrestlers They all placed high in their age and weight divisions In the junior high division Joel Holman placed first at 12 Ray Chris Jackson took a 2nd at 132 and Ky lie Jackson won a 3rd at 143 In the high Chase placed 4th at 154 school division Micah Chase took 1st Sean Thomas placed 1st at at 189 178 Joe Larsen won 2nd place at 189 Kandy Smith took 2nd at 220 and Clyde Shumway placed 2nd at heavyweight In the open division (college age) Jim Cox placed 1st at 149 Joel Holman Joe Larsen and Sean Thomas are members of this years Utah Junior National Wrestling Team and are presently in the process of competing against teams from Wyoming and Nebraska as they travel back to Iowa to compete in the Junior National Tinals Another Delta athlete stood out at the Summer Games Cyclist W'ayne Black won gold in the 60 mile cycling road race and look a silver in the 25 mile road race Nine Delta Master (adult) swim team members swam better than they had ever swum before in Cedar City and came away winning 24 gold 27 silver bronze medals for a total of 62 and The Utah Summer Games medals isn’t good enough word outstanding for what these nine swimmers complished at Cedar City Cindy Crafts established two records at the games in the 1000 yard and 1650 yard freestyle events This was the first year that these two events were held so Cindy has the distinction of holding the records Here are the results of the Delta Master Swim Team at Cedar City: silvers 50 yard Tom Hamilton: 200 50 yard breaststroke freestyle 200 freestyle relay yard breaststroke 400 freestyle relay bronze 50 yard but100 breaststroke terfly yard Ken lebbon: silver 50 yard butterf100 200 yard ly yard backstroke 200 yard butterfly 200 backstroke yard freestyle relay 400 yard freestyle relay 400 yard medley relay bronze 100 yard IM 200 yard IM silver Dave Larsen: 500 yard freestyle 400 yard freestyle relay 400 yard medley relay bronze 50 yard breaststroke Manley Abbott: Received the age group high point award gold 50 yard freestyle 100 yard freestyle 100 yard 1000 (XX) yard freestyle breaststroke 1650 yard freestyle yard freestyle brone 200 yard freestyle relay 100 yard Key Huber: silver 200 yard freestyle relay breaststroke 400 yard freestyle relay 400 yard brone 200 yard medley relay freestyle 50 yard backstroke Cindy Crafts: record golds 1000 1650 yard freestyle yard freestyle gold 200 yard medley relay 200 yard freestyle relay 400 yard freestyle relay stUer 500 yard freestyle relay Teresa Harris: gold 200 yard medley relay 200 yard freestyle relay 400 yard brone 50 yard relay freestyle 100 yard freestyle 500 breaststroke yard freestyle Deb Abbott: gold 50 yard freestyle 100 yard breaststroke 200 yard medley relay 200 vard freestyle relay 400 yard silver 100 yard freestyle relay freestyle 100 yard Allen: Mitzy gold 500 200 yard freestyle backstroke yard freestyle 200 yard medley relay 200 yard freestyle relay 400 yard freestyle relay 50 yard backstroke 100 silver 50 yard freestyle yard 100 yard IM 200 yard freestyle backstroke The Delta athletes were strong in all the events they competed in and everyone of them said they enjoyed the games so much that they are looking forward to competing next year Many other Delta athletes are showing terest in going to the Summer Games in 1990 If you are one of those athletes who would like to compete call Jackie she will Cox at the pool at be able to give you information on the games Drill Team Summer Camp by Kryse On July 31 August 4 there will be drill team camp sponsored by the MHS Drill Team This camp will not be only dancing but military prop novelty gymnastics power tumbling Miss America Pageant training and guest lecturers on self esteem The camp consists of two class schedules The first will be for students grades and will run entering from 8 am to 2 pm daily The cond group will be for girls in the a grades A special gymnastics and power tumbling class will run from 3 to 5 pm each day Camp instructors will be Stan Booth former Utah State Drill Advisor and Weber State Cheer Advisor Gymnastics and Power Tumbling Coach Peggy Bates Christensen USA Camp Stalf Member for 13 years Marilyn Schiffman Weber State Drill Advisor with 18 years experience Diana Johnson Director Miss Sandy Pageant Model Beauty Consultant for Estee Lauder with 10 years experience For more information contact Dawn Olson in Fillmore at or any drill team member A big apology is in order to Gladys Tolbert Two weeks ago it was stated in this column that Gladys had just completed 100 miles of water walking Actually Gladys swam those 100 miles every yard of it Gladys is a faithful morning swimmer who comes regularMillard Pool for her ly to the W'est Her doctor told her back problems that she must swim 35 minutes straight without a break and this is what Gladys has been doing for a long time way before she joined the pool’s 50 Mile Club Jn fact Gladys would probably be over the 200 mile mark if she would have been keeping track from the time she started swimming On June 27 Doug Corey son of Dave and Carol Corey of Delta finished his fust 50 miles of swimming Doug is an excellent swimmer and swims on the summer Delta Torpedoes Swim Team He competed in swimming at the Summer Games in Cedar City and did very well Good job Doug keep up the good swimming The July Dive for Money and Prizes Day at the pool on July 13 was a busy but fun event Over 600 prizes were given away along with $3000 in coins Over 275 youth came and tried their luck at diving for the colored washers and coins which were thrown into the pool Everyone who participated was a winner even if a child didn’t find anything at the bottom of the pool heshe was still given a prize The last Dive for Money and Prizes Day for this summer will be held at the pool on Thursday August 10 at 2 pm Summer Swimming Lessons Summer will be over before you know it With only two “Learn to Swim” lesson sessions left at the West Millard Pool you have only the July 25 and August 7 session to register your child for swimming lessons Registrations can be made lor swimming lessons by calling the pool at A small but mighty lifeguard was selected this month (July) as Lifeguard of the Month at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool Her name is Paula Nielson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ron Nielson of Oak City Even though Paula didn’t start working at the pool until last May she proved her worth right from the start Paula does an excellent job on the lifeguard chair she is very alert and truly stops an accident before it happens Paula graduated from Delta High this past May and plans to attend SUSC this fall While she attended Delta High Paula was very active in the marching group and in the Delta High Swim Team For the short while Paula has worked at the pool she has truly left her mark It is just a shame that Paula didn’t start lifeguarding a long time ago Attention Do you have a special talent you would like to share If you are 14 years old or younger you’ll have your chance during the Millard County Fair If you have a demonstration favorite food or want to enter the story telling contest please contact the Extension Office by August I The demonstration day will be held on August 9 during the fair Ribbon and premium money will be If you don’t want to parawarded ticipate come and watch you might learn something Lifeguard Training Course Beginning Monday August 7 an American Red Cross Lifeguard TrainCourse will be offered at the West ing Millard Community Swimming Pool The Lifeguard Course Training replaces the old American Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving Course This 27 hour course will cos' $35 (X) per student In order to take this course a swimmer must be at least 5 years ol — 5 ssj - —I UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE Requests offers to construct a standard plan postal facility on 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grandchildren the son and daughters of Kerry and Marla Denbow of Sandy visiting with her for a couple of weeks Cindy and Layne Western from SanFaun and dy visited with grandparents Luella Western Garold and Elaine Moody have had their two grandsons visiting them They are the sons of Mrs Darrin Moody of St George Thru July 27 I Twin 7:00 ATI A I NO PASSES OR DISCOUNT NIGHT Watch for our GRAND OPENING Aug 18 b 19 Twin 2 7:15 S nr 9:25 pm Box 22027 UT Salt Lake City for Sepias are avilable upon request Offers will be received until August Solicitation packages may be reviewed the above address call Marcus For additional details 530 5951 j£ UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP 9:30 pm by for PO jLJt Patty Roundy entered the MTC at Provo on July 5 prior to her departure to her LDS mission in Tampa FL On Sunday June 25 her testimonial was held at the Oasis Ward Church Shanna Lewis daughter of Dean and Marilee Lewis went to Cedar City where she entered in the swimming events at the summer games On June 26 a baby boy was bom to Norman and Susan Henke The new son has six sisters to welcome him home Anna Lou Stanworth Cindy Clark and children Kelli and Joe spent from June 15 to June 24 touring the Islands of Hawaii and Gary and Gloria Tolberg children from Idaho visited several days with Gloria’s parents Orin and Jean Allred John and Janet Morlang and their two children Mark and Ian have moved into a home in Oasis We welcome them to their new home Bruce and Brenda Western and 2 children from Texas are visiting at the home of parents Owen and Luella Western Paul and Melba Carling from Bountiful spent the fourth of July with Paul’s grandparents Fon and Stella Hawley Greg and Michelle Dalton from Provo visited over the weekend at the home of Michelle’s parents Garold and Elaine Moody Mtlden and Arprilla Scow visited Monday in Sandy with their son Darrel and his family Raylene Western and children from Sandy UT spent a week visiting with Faun and Luella Western Paula Black Finlinson and son Matthew from San Jose CA are visiting with her mother Eunice Black After her visit here they will go to Seattle WA where they will join her husband Scott Finlinson and another son They are going to make their new home in Seattle Tonya and Garrett Dutson from Orem visited over the weekend with grandparents Ormus and Winona Dutson and their uncle Gary Phil and Beverly Eliason went to Provo Wed where Phil had a doctor appointment Marlow and Carole Cropper and granddaughter Crystal from Las Vegas NV visited a few days with Reed and Louise Crafts Phil and Beverly Eliason went to Provo UT for a doctor appointment Bishop Robert Allred wife Beverly Dallas and Jeanette and children Anderson and children Layne and Laurel Eliason and children spent a few in the Manti mountains on over days a camping outing Betty and Paul Cahoon were in Provo on Friday Janet Eliason spent the weekend at La Point UT visiting her sister Margo Murray and family She brought her niece Brittney Murray home with her so 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