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Show N ROCKY MOUNTAIN REVIEW Thursday , June 11,1964 V I. - - . .'' " WWW. - .'s. V. -- . V -- ; - Vvj e Holladay Anglers Say Secret Is 'Give Them What They Like f 0. ,.' t .yfcT - Vcrv vvlc: $ ,v!W'wVL- '"- - ? - " . v' ' ?JS7L VW ' . : - X ,: - r Strawberry trout with bait. It worked during an V x'm --CV Holladay anglers Dick Knuteson , and Keith Vaculin know the value of tempting - -C .. r-- 61. 2? - ,?v ,v T r-'- ' - 1 , Gal Linksters Swingin Good Fishing Svcx. v- STv- Salt Lake County, Utah Pape 15 r v I,x; - -- - rX rk Reservoir "popular r Strawberry trout is thq, chain of and 17 the with they caught someof which ed the gory. two-pou- nearcate- for the pair "Fish are like any- - afternoon outing on the popular thing else,Dlckoplned as he proudly held up his end of the chain fishing waters. Womfrn golfers are still for picture-takin- g purposes. "Give them they like something of Evidence pairs popularity . theyll bite." "What is the popular bait used to lapd these two the lunkers? were asked. "Cheese said with an they smile. American . , ft I--i "f f JLsy - -- ferf5 t; - W hrrNT ;r - v ;v - Vtr f?r r 4 & - J l1. '" , - - sc f- ---t- ,joiK,vWtf. w J T"? ,HS -- " C'Vwai Cs -- : ; SvMiir, &mrvtsfr- - tt. - ss Champs in the nine-hodivision were: Class A-- Pat Taft, tow gross; Mary Perkins, net score; Dolores Dokas low putts. Class B: Donna low gross; Denny Wa r v'-v- Fo-wk- es, ay O t Canyon resort, Is the Second Annual Utah State Championships and sanctioned by the American Water Ski Association. Competition opens at 8 A M. both days with Juplor and senior events slated for boys and girls, men and women. Site of the event, 25 miles northeast of Salt Lake City, has been a busy one setting the week with engineers and aqua specialists setting courses and preparing water ski Jump facilities. The Utah Water Ski Club, sponsors of the event, plans competition in slalom, trick first three places receiving 15 12 All Ages 1 CHAIN OF FISH hoist chain ST 17 -- Holladay anglers Dick Knuteson, left, and Keith Vaculin trout taken recently at Strawberry Reservoir. Mens tricks Carman Is chairman of the event and will be assisted by Utah water ski specialist Grant (Sonny) Bigley. Chief Judge for the two-dshow Is Dale St. John. ' Here Is schedule of two-dwater show: Ron ay ay Senior womens P. M. Scores To Date tricks 1:30 P. M 2 P. M. Who Is Turls tricks 2:45 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 4:15 P.M jump 4:45 P.M Of Tennis - Junior boys Slalom, Junior AM. Girls. AM. -- - Slalom, Boys 9:45 AM. Slalom, Senior Women 9 Mens AM. Slalom 10:45 AM. -- - Womens tricks 11:15 AM. jump Junior 8:30 AM. Boys. 10:15 Youngsters hoping to be- come Utahs future tennis stars opened competition Monday In the fourth annual Utah State Childrens Tennis Tournament at the Olympus High and Holladay, Crestview School courts. The meet, which has attracted 200 youngsters, will continue through the week. A state seeding tournament, the event Is sponsored by the Wasatch Tennis Club. P.M. Senior womens Saturday 8 -- - Junior boys girls tricks Sunday AM. Slalom, men -- 10 AM, Tricks, boys -- 11 AM, Tricks, Senior men 12 P.M. Jump, girls 1PM. Jump, boys 2:30 P.M. -- - Jump, senior men 3:30 P.M, -- - Jump, men 8 v Appointment 0ay or Evening W. C. Hammond Pierre Picayune? READING CENTER 4645 Holladay Blvd Call 278-09- Judo i Special Party Rates eia Swimland 0, 6-- service from top-quali- ty PM gles. 1, , Opening Results Boys 12 Singles Johnny Schovaers def. Bar4, ry Metcalf, 5, Timmy Plenk def. Pay Hays, Richard Forsberg def. Don NelSj, default; Ron Ellison def. Doug Bowen, 0; 0, Perry Bayes def. Richard Schott Andy Gray, def. Rickey Klein, 6, Eliot Brlnton def. Mike Cah-oo- n, default; Jim Robbins def. Gordon Hanks, default; Bobby Schovaers def. 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Pay NOTHING Roller Rain plagued the opening round but meet officials managed to arrange the schedule around the rain. Top seeded Ronny Ellison, Bobby Schovaers and Jocelyn Greene all scored Impressive victories. Ellison, opening from Lehl, defeated Doug In a boys 0, Bowen, 12 singles match; Schovaers downed John Page, 0, 0, in boys 14 singles and Miss Greene defeated Blair FelIn boys 14 sinton, 6-- a 8 Meet 6-- 0, I. 277-174- Jump Another convenient, anr.i - Phone Rain Plagues Opening 3, Iirn hole competition: 12 Womens slalom -- - Girls slalom -- - womens Jump Junior glls -- -- Trained tro- phies. In nine Class A Alene Skaggs, Cleone Davis; Class B: Jane Allen, Leone Steed; Class C: Midge Maxine Edwards. Caldwell, Putts: Marlyn Roger. Skating By P.M. Beth Carter. STARTING CORRECTIVE SPEECH For Water Ski Carnival with At in '" Instructoiy-- Jumpevents Class : Dorothy Larsen, Lee Anderson, tied, Maxine Wilson; Class B: Mary Lou Clawson, Betty Penny; Class C: Addle Miller, Grace Tanner. Putts; SWIM CLASSES Top U.S. Talent Expected and ners were PRIVATE TUTORING earl-afterno- oA water ski carnival featuring some of the top water ski talent In the United States Is set this weekend at East Canyon Reservoir. The meet, to run Saturday and Sunday at the popular East low putts. In the weekly Salt Lake Country Club link contest win- e l workout on East Canyon An TIME AT EAST CANYON Utah Reservoir during the week keeps one water skier busy as he prepares for two-dState Championship events slated this' weekend. This competitor Is working on tight turns that must be made over englneeredslalom courses. WATER SKI Rasmussen, low gross; Jo Martin, net score; Ann Layton, Aline Evans, tied for low putts. Dorothy 4708 Holladay Blvd. Jfssaw ''"''.a. Margaret AL'S PLUMBING SERVICE 2 L. s - V ,.vi " Class A Clawson, low gross; Marge Lane, net score; TUIle Car-so- n, low putts. Class B: Marge Bennett, low gross; Lelia Balls, net score; Evelyn Strong, low putts. 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