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Show TIMES, November 11. 1976, Page member of USVBA teams, and last year assisted Mary desire, hustle, sportsmanJo in coaching the pro vollship and ability. She is also active in softball. eyball team, Phoenix Heat. Miss Green and her Aggie C counterparts take on rivals Utah, Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Nelson Field House at USU, and BYU, Saturday at 2:30 p.m. The Aggies are coached by Mary Jo Peppier and Marilyn McCreavy. Ms. Peppier is a five-tim- e All American of Sul Ross 1 University, was a member of the 1964 Olympic team, winner of ABC Television's 1975 Women's Superstars THE NovlTPink At Bear River LEADER-GARLAN- 11 D sport who shows exceptional te Local basketball fans will get a chance to look over this year's Utah State Aggies and the Bear River Bears basketball squads Wednesday, Nov. 17, when the two schools display their personnel prior to opening up the season. Action begins at 7 p.m. in the Bear River gym. Admission is $1 per person. Bear River Coach Paul Jeppsen will send the sophomores through a quarter scrimmage followed by a half scrimmage by his varsity. The Aggies take the court at 3 p.m. and will scrimmage for an entire game. The their season "meet-the-team- night comes just a couple of days before the Bears open up their preseason schedule. The untested Bears will travel to Tooele Nov. 19 to open the season then move into Salt Lake to take on always tough West on Nov. 20. The Bears meet six teams in preseason before facing Weber on foreign court to open the region season Dec. 17. The Aggies will bring a 12 man squad ranging from freshmen on up to seniors to put on a show for local fans. The Aggies under head coach Dutch Belnap kick off Nov. 29 Colorado State. Team members guard Oscar include Williams, Blair guard-forwar- d against Mart-inea- u big man Mike Santos, all lettermen and all and juniors. Darryl Owens, and Jeff Meyer along with sophomore Preston Bailess are others bying for starting spots. The squad is rounded out by senior Gary Malmrose, sophomore Rawlee Perkins and Marc Wilson and freshmen Dean Hunter, Bob and Steve Pinegar. Coach Paul Jeppsen is still taking a good look at his squad which consists largely Ber-gstro- m of seniors up from last year's 14-- 4 junior varsity squad. Guard Nolan Hess is the only man of the squad who saw much varsity action on a team that five seniors took to a region championship and third place in the state finals. 3-- A Hess is joined by 6'6" Barry Bradshaw who'll have to take over the spot vacated e center Dale by Other seniors Thompson. include Chris Webb, Roger all-stat- Norr, Mark Williams, Tad Morrison and Todd Grant; juniors are David Brown, David Petersen and Deverl Stokes and sophomores are Mike Giles and Blake San-da- Jeppsen is understandably reluctant to make predictions at this early state and inview of his successful year - in 1975-7- "The kids aren't jelling yet," he said. "It'll take another couple of weeks." He describes the teams' chances as "fair." ( "I don't think we have as much talent on this team as last year, but they work real well as a team.. .That's going to be our success." he said. "I think we'll be competitive." With most of the players coming off the football field to trade shoulder pads for gym shoes, the squad couldn't be blames for a little early season sluggishness. Judging strictly from their 14-- 4 record the Bear's should shape up as a competitive squad, but that junior varsity record doesn't take into account the juniors from last year who were playing varsity and who'll team with their fellow classmates this year to form one squad. just in time competition Pi and named coach of the year in the International professional Association Volleyball (IVA) 1975-7- 6. Marilyn McCreavy, assistant coach, also has a full career in volleyball to her credit: She was All American in 1970, a member of the 1968 Olympic team, Stephanie Green six-ye- Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and apt to mention it. A Stephanie Green Wildlife Forum 1 OTHIIWB Aggie Mainstay Citizens Invited Tremonton woman who the Utah State University women's basketball squad is gaining notice on the school's volleyball team as well. Stephanie Green, 5'5" senior, recently got praise for her performance in the UCLA ' A was a mainstay on Meet Director To ft Citizens interested in the wildlife of Utah will soon have the opportunity to share ideas with the new director of the Utah State Division of Wildlife Resources. Donald A. Smith, newly appointed director, will conduct a series of community forums throughout the State. An invitation is extended to all interested persons to take this opportunity to meet the new director, hear his views on wildlife management and in turn submit comments for his response. Locally, meetings will be held Nov. 17 in Logan at 7:30 p.m. at the Natural Resources Biology Building, Room 102 on the Utah State University campus. ;. .. ,,,.. A meeting-wi- ll be held in" Ogden Dec. 10 at 7 : 30 p.m. in the Utah Power and Light Auditorum, 457 - 26th Street. The purpose of this statewide series of community forums is to provide reciprocal communication. Dir is interested in pursuing a personal approach as administrator of the State's extensive wildlife ector Smith 1 IT . More previous owners choose Polaris snowmobiles for their new sled than any o ther make. Once you know the importance of easy starting, mechanical superiority, supenor parts and service backup She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Green of Tremonton. A major in physical education, Miss Green was named "most outstanding player" on last year's basketball squad and received the Fern Gardner award which is presented to the outstanding player in any and outstanding per formance in our snow, the choice is simple. j We've Got A Great Sales Deal, Too PETE'S SPORTS Tremontop. 25755 resources. Smith comes to this tion highly qualified posiaca- P demically, professionally and by a natural proclivity for the wildlife profession, he assumes this administrative position with years wildlife of twenty-on- I e service in Utah management. He served nearly eight of these years as assistant director. Director Smith was graduated from the Utah State e p Don Untif Buy LMng You See This One 1 University with B. S. and M. S. degrees in wildlife management. He has served the Division as Waterfowl Management Area Superintendent, r State Supervisor of Waterfowl Management, -- and Chief of Planning and Programming, as well as Assistant Director. Prior to his wildlife work in Utah, he held the position of Conservation Officer in Idaho. MRS. ADAM BRENKMAN had the honor of rolling the first ball opening the Ogden Women's Bowling Association tournament at the Golden Bowl. Volleyball Golden Bowl Plays Host To Ogden Women's illeef Clinic Scheduled The Utah State University Women's Athletics Department is hosting a second clinic Satur- mini-volleyb- The Golden Bowl in Tremonton is currently hosting the Ogden Womens City Tournament. The first half of the action was held over the weekend when 88 teams, 137 doubles, and 274 singles bowled under a 174 scratch, and a 226 handicap. , The tournament which hasn't been held in Tremonton in 11 years is an annual bowling event that is a charity for the disabled veterans. Ten to twelve teams from the area always travel to the different locations every year to compete and try to raise money for theraputic equipment for the Veterans. The teams usually take cakes and cookies for the raffles. This year, however, travel distance was for the raffle to be held Sunday night at 5:00 p.m. You may still purchase tickets at the Golden Bowl for 3 for one dollar. You need not be present to win and donations for the raffle are still being taken by the Merchants Committee. day; this one emphasizing spiking and passing. Instructors will be Coaches Mary Jo Peppier and Marilyn Registration will be in the HPER lobby, with instruction taking place in Gym 1. Fee for the clinic will be $10 for players and $15 for coaches, which includes admission to the USU-BYmatches at 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. and the Wonder Women exhibition match at 3:30 p.m. A special team rate for six players plus coach is at 8:30 a.m. U rL i in ..v . offered at $50. r the shorten- ed considerably but not the enthusiasm and support from the community. The Srand opening for the tourn-an- v nt was held last Saturday night complete with cub scouts performing the flag ceremony and a welcome by city councilman Ben Dansie. Action will resume this weekend as the bowlers start to do battle beginning at 8:00 p.m. on Friday night resuming Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. and finishing Sunday starting at 9:00 a.m. The local Merchants Committee donated many prizes Meet Don Smith, new director of the Utah State Division of Wildlife Resources. The Utah State Division of Wildlife Resources announces a public meeting to be held in Logan on Nov. 17. The forum is being held to provide the opportunity for the new Director to listen to the community's comments regarding the State's wildlife programs. Smith is interested in pursuing a personal approach as V.V HlllWV LOGAN 1M7 -76 operator comfort administrator of the State's extensive wildlife resources. Each meeting will include a brief introd-ductio- n outlining the Division operation. A discussion period will follow. The forum will last two hours. All interested Utahns are encouraged to 7:30 p.m. " ' H . A I L"J Mj ILl M mm mnm SEE IT SOON AT attend. 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