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Show I Chronicle Sun we,rv'- Thursday, June 27, I I 1 Clearfield Courier IS74 M54lrir'Tr7Wf Wednesday, June 2!i, 197; i meve! oppear of Mofocross I k Wt. wo V3 - - 72 ifit - .;k. so 33.,a r. scsr. .jfitsSt JS2l "S' itf - -o- r. -- . BB1 ?mvlNthkPr!MNiT L"8 hands "' er the Savel ,0 Bi!l in the coming year. '"t. ho Jcsycess pkmning pgr ine Clearfield Jaycees are this year. Many beautiful trophies have been purchased and.are now on display to the public at Blocks' in Clear- again sponsoring the annual 4th of July parade Bill Andre, new Clearfield Jaycees president, stated .halt hoi expect to have a great paiade Center. Grand Marshal for the parade will be Clearfield's Father of the Year, Joseph A field Blocks is located m ihe lakeside Square Shopping Clark Public invited Arabian hors show In what has come to be the largest horse event of its kind in the state, the 21st Annual Utah Arabian Horse Show will take place beginning Wednesday, June 26, through Saturday, June 29, at the Murray Fairgrounds Murray proximates the color, spectacle and value of horses as seen in the Arabian Show Each morning of the competition is devoted to the Halter Classes with their own special appeal m terms of beauty, spirit and handling expertise, while the afternoon and evening events concentrate on the many performance events ranging Only the Days of 47 Parade draws more entries and no horse show even ap- - motocross at the Top riders Evel Knievel reaay Two of the top motocross in the world will be facing off for the first time this year when the starting gate drops for the first 45 Recreation scoreboard rideis carnival atmoshpere of earlier days w hile keeping his act completely together and up moto at the minute W iduu maker motocross on June 30 Chechoslovakian rider, Jaroslav Falta. will be making on of his rare competition appearances outside of the Eastern bloc countries while the winner of last year s Inter AMA senec, finn Heikki Mikkola, is scheduled to return to the U S to defend his title Mikkola, already among racing ir. th's country for his aggressive X- - wb memasamemmuamm BOYS MIDGET C Dirty Dozen 10, BOYS JUNIOR A Roy Utah Noodle 17, South ) Weber 0 ( South Ogden 5, Aroy As 0 (WP Boyer) Vals Fashion Hut 16, Roy Braves 1 ' 5 (WP-Garne- Vais Fashion Hut Noodle 0 ( BOYS JUNIOR B as Cardinals Hooper Yankees 5 Scorpions 9, Pirates 0 Bees 8, attacking tourse-i- s now Expos leading the The Widowmaker ter AMA motocross will see the wild, rugged style of Falta and the fierce aggressiveness ol Mikkola pitted against each other for the first time since the GP season opened Mikkola, a factory rider for the Swedish Husqvarna firm, will be moving back cn to a 250cc machine for the first time m two months the as dominators of their respective classes meet head to head on the same displacem-n- t machines- one a CZ, one a Husky, as they renew the CZ Husqvarna traditional that has factory rivalry dominated the European motocross scene for at least the last 10 years Though each are strong competitors in their own right, there is little affection between the Finn and the Both are power Czech riders who believe in only one thiottle pos.tion wide open Both have been known to use elbows and knees to aid sn m iking a pass on a tight corner, not an unusual practice m much Europtaii racing Mikkola thinks be cant be lxat when Ins bikes are running right and he is not Faltas confidence is also at .in all lime high right now lie is five years younger, beheves himself to Be in better condition (which Reds (WP-B'to- Reds 0 Road Runners Raiders 1, 4 SUPER BUYS CN ALL TYPES CF PAINT. 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(t " J.iHJey ilv t 1 i do-lt- - ' h 'iYyau.v t j" '.J a AjKCUHvtCTravaj'v va v (WP- - 3 i :J Sunkist 10 4 (WP-Burto- Orange Otters 13, (WP-Jone- Hairy Canaries 27, Sunshine Sluggers 7 GIRLS MIDGET A Snoopy Slammers 7, WP-Beu- 12, Hot Shots 4 ( WP-Smit- h ) Competion Smackers 3 ( Incredibles (WP-Green- Super 16, WP-Ohve- 19, Tigers 9 ) Snoopy Slammers 16, Super ) Smackers 6 ( Competition 17, Hot Shots WP-Stal- 14 (WP-()live- GIRLS B&C Red Ramblers 8, Wild Kiddies 0( son) NP Superstars 16, Softball WP-And- 9unnoior (WP-Fmtnn- BOYS MIDGET A Cubs 5, Magnets 4 ( WP-Rurn- d n ) Time Taco Lakers Wildcats 12, 10 Roy Lions 16, Redskins 7 (WP-Stylo- MIDGET B Braves 8, RaidersO B (WP-Hanse- Citizens Natl Bank Racing 0 ( 15, R & Bulls 24, Bulls No. 2, 4 Raiders Bulls 9, 2 a) (WP-Reyne- a) Cit. Nat'l Bank 6, Loggers 2 ) ( Braves 18,; Loggers 2 Sho-de-- o readied I in Murray The will be I'te Rangers held July 3 X 5 t u ' 4 4 Sho-de-- o and 4 at the Murray Fairgrounds, Name this mascot 53i)0 South State, Salt Lake City The Ute Rangers Sho-de-- o a unique combination of horse show and rodeo events, is featuring some of the most outstanding acts and events to be seen in this area. Mikkola will be with Ins Bucking horses, bulls, show horses, the state champion magnesium engined Husky After completing over half Ute Ranger Precision the Gland Irix season both the Spectacular Drill, Falta and M I kola will be black light drill and even a coming tothcWidowmakei to marching band are on the face each other tor the fust schedule t me this Admission is $2 50 for ar m 250 senes children under 12 are now, adults, they competition Right aie the best, most successful admitted free when acmotm cross ndeis in the companied by an adult Ticket purihase also makes wmld m their respective kisses By six p m June 30, the holder eligible for the those who have watched them pne drawing for a i nle again 4 each other in two tripfoi two to Hawaii The show begins at 8 p m 45 niiiiute into national Some of the events will be the motos on the Widowmaker tiack will know which one is trailer race, wheel barrow, the best pony express, bide race, calf both pilots must be con rop.ng, Tenne'S'ee walkers, sinned tup cnudiJnUs fw an Morgan exhibition, bare backs, bulls, open western overall win et the Widow maker, and pmbabh for hfc pleasure, ladies bairell uitno Inter aMA in i dung and jumpers t emotional sene- Proceeds go to chanty. one-vee- J 'vATs'w4r'AA!' J 2 built like a brick) and is moie familiar with his fast, CZ than lightweight 2rV) asss CiWJil' questionuble-Mikkol- as 6, Scorpions Royal As 11, Mighty Mitts 0 (WP Williams) Hooper Eagles 12, Royals 2 (WP Baer) JUNIOR B Hairy Canaries 13, Orange Otters 8 ( Streakers 20, Sunkist 8 (WP-Hcrzo- Yankees 11, 15, (WP-Busb- Bees Rovals 0 (WP-Howel- i) 6 ( Dozen 2 15, 3 Yellow Jackets 5, Cubs 2 (WPBateman) . Kanesville Cobras 6, Dirty In- As Cubs 6 4, Pirates 17, Royals 16, Expos standing for Ihe 500cc Mor-tor- u oss World Championship by a w ide margin ) Royal Raiders Sunshine Sluggers 10, Mod Squad 0 ( WP-- eidrum ) Streaders 7, Mod Squad 5 17, style-eonstant- the 15, (WP-Ibra- ) n (WP Hadley Bandits Utah 2, Yellow Jackets 0 ( WPParter ) Road Runners 7, Mighty Mitts 1 (WP Busby) Kanesville Cobras 9, Eas'es jvcii-know- n SEMI-GLOS- , - -- V-t- He will show m2- me Widowmaker Evels feats in jumping cars trucks, and the fountain of Caesar s Palace in Las Vegas aboard his big in Harley Dav idson hue made him a living legend He has broken just about even motorcylce jumping recoid ever set. most of them hs own records: tor numhei ot scars, distance, altitude, and without doubt, the record for maxium crowd appeal and showmanship He also managed to bieak just about everyone in his body during his jumping career and is forced to walk with a gold headed cane with a screw oft head that he always keeps filled with 12 ' year old W ild Turkey bourbon, for medicinal pui puses Bom and raised in Butte Montana. Evel began his career partly as a way to stay nut of trouble w th the law He was always seeming to have problems with the authorities in his younger days It was during one of his sojourns in with one of the local lock-uhis hell raisin buddies that Robert Knievel picked up the name Evel. The tuikey who came up wnh the name has been forgotten, but it rhymed with Knievel and it stuck But Evel Knievel remains the perfect showman, bringing back some of the te uf hi broken bones, the pins, the wires, and plates holding Ins skeleton together alter so manv crashes and auil juke wi'li you over how some ot them happened-soof them are just too serious to joke about When Evel appears at the Widomaker for the Inter AM Motorcross June 30th, he will be personifying the spn it of the American West m a very special way. Hes gene fn m bandit to hero using, as imi 1, as any other one thing, the mode rn technology of the high performance motorcycle to get him there He also icpresents the spirit of the old West in his constant willingness to lend suppoit to other piofessumals, like the top American and European rideisthat will pathei for bat tie at the W idow maker rays p from buggy to full costume classes Halter Class competitions will begin at 8 a m each day followed by Youth Classes beginning at 1:30 Admi sion is free to p m either of these competitions The riding and buggy classes will begin at 7.30 pm each evening, admission $1 50 for adults, children under 12 free if accompanied by paying adult, tickets at the gate four-da- y The man called King of the Stuntmen, Evel Knievel, will be on hand, pro iding his unique brand of support to Die Sait Lake City Imer-AM- k Name the mascot for the Jaycees and receive a dog ot your ow n The Clearfield Jaycees aie sponsoring a contest to find a name for then puppy mascot He is part Alaskan Husky and pa 1 C.eiman Shepherd and may be seen at the Jaycees booth at the Fisher Park on July 4 th Clear) ield 1 Roy The deadline for submitting a name is July 8 ine contest is being sponsored by the Exotica Pet Shop ot Ogden Marvin Carter, owner, is pi ov iding a puppy for the winner of the contest Send entiles to Name The Dog Contest, (' Clearfield O Javeecs, PO Utah 551, Clearfield, if r changes garbage pickup Beginning July 1 1974, all garbage and yard trimmings will lie picked lip on tne routine g.u huge day All yad iiibbish nvist be or plated in plastic bag1'throw aw f y containers - they household will not lie collected if placed in garbage cans Items like sod scrap metal, tree sturnbs, rlabs of cement or other luavv olqects will not be accepted but will be picked up at a later clean up date Hi lie d trimmed b the Roy City Council. system has been possible by the liieumcitur futility and will help defray a its to This new made' r e i Ro Citv Kov City Council Citv Manigtr WavneKimber runiisneei one time m the Roy sum ( hronicle this 27th dav in the month of June, A 197 1 t i |