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Show n j THURSDAY THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS MAY 4 1978 & PAGE 7 WI & i Doll Display Enjoyed Dolls the day were the older of for the girls at Oquitih Hills Elementary sthool last week Dr June and her planning committee Momta Marhnez and Laurie Boren. Bei ry organised a Day of Dolls for the gu Is of the school as part of the state wide Festival of the Arts week One hundred thriteen - dolls were on displa Any one wishing to bring for display a fancy, dainty, odd, foieign, old, new or hand made doll was en- couraged to do so for the tables of displays Mrs Wilma Morrison, a first grade teacher at the school. ! M brought the oldest doll on display It was a miniature china doll under a glass dome This doll was over one hundred years old The biggest doll was handmade and sat on top of a large beer bottle Roper Stephanie demonstrated a doll that crawled to the vounger girls There were many dolls with crocheted dresses, some wedding, walking, crying and crawling dolls Foreign dolls from Scotland, Japan, Alaska dnd Hawaii, as well as Spain and were Czechoslovakia Handmade displayed LAURIE BILLS, Doll Fair f Stephenie Roper and Emile Mortensen display dolls at Oquirrh Hills doll display loveable at ' - . change W f m : opo I I 4 ' : t x ; If x $ , Finals t V The Salt I Stephanie Roper, 'h r Al were a highlight of Elementary School Doll nette Fair. Frenchik, KEARNS CATS: (I to r ) front row Lance Hope Goidon Tattersall Mike Brown Jim Perea, Sean Johnson back row Glen Rich Don Wahlin Coach Brad Jensen, Paul Drecksel, Dave Heaton Glen Nash Aibei t Oppocher Coach Dale Gates and Coach Nick Johnson Hosting their last track meet at Kearns, Tuesday, April 25, the Cougars defea ted Tooele and Murray Kearns had a high score 68, Murray 66, and Tooele, 40 First place individuals were Steve Shot Put, Orrin Godwin, Allen Long Jump, and Joe from Kearns Dupius, Pole Vault Saturday, April 29, Kearns participated in the Snow with about Invitational Bobby Sox Continue seven other teams alii I t 'ah K v i'n in 1 Kats tioni piimutih Keai ns w on tin I tali 80 76 ( hampiunsh p hum delendmg ihatnpions ()odi n Nik idles the tournament Kits Championship game was Bobby Sox continued with their second week of league play last week In the muoi division the1 Dimons vlipped the Blue Stieaks to 10 on pnl25 ('airy Stew aid was the 26 the Leapin Lizards licked the Sirs, 14 4 Maiv Long pitched 21 outs loi the Lizards Also on April 26, Tigeis ti ipped the Bad News Beai s 10 9 Pitching were Teiesa Mitchell and Gav Loveday Saturday, Apnl 29, the Motors had three games Tigers tamed the Leapin Liaids, 14 10 icki Bronson and Gay Loveday weie winning pitchei s Sirs sciatched the Blue 117, with Arlene Stieaks, Pope and Wendy Hughes Demons ripped the Bad News Beais, 24 Pay ton Dons JOEL BRUC5 HUNT , March 28, 1977. Parents Ron and Norma Hunt 5307 W 43 'OS Grandparents Glen and Nancy Wilson Fairmont W Lee and Roberta Virginia Jensen Napa Calif 21 with Jo 1 1 1 tournament games Paul Dietksel ol Wasatth Junim High had a game total of 27 points and a tournament total of 71 points The lmal outcome of the game was Kats 89, and Ogden Nixidles ( () In the minor division Tasmanian Devils dumped the Bombers, 11 3, Apnl 24 Apnl 25, Sweet Peas defeated the Banana Bunch, The Intel mountain A l Tournament tin the 16 veai olds, hosted bv the Salt Lake 15 7 Reel cation Tammy Monica times and the lead changing thiee times With thiee minu'cs 42 seconds let t to go in the fust hall, the Kats weie down bv points but i ame bat k to tie the game at 'he h ill time buzei at 4 all Heaton Dave tioni Westlake Juniot High was the high stoiei wi'h a total of .19 points Dave stand a total of HI points m 'In tin ee si me tied eight victoi unis pitchei pnl against the I tali NiKiilles of Ogden who had dominated the U' plav oils ioi the past tin 1 1 vi ai s Wednesdav pi il 26 saw an cutting game with 'he played Second Week Of Action s had three first places These included Steve Godwin, Shot Put, Orrin Allen, Long Jump, and Joe Dupius, Pole Vault Kearns ake W inning tin ee garni s m a low in the double elimma'ion Martinez and Laurie Boren. LasiTrack Meet Held repieM-n- held in Des Menu s low t June 2H'h to lulv 1st I he Christensen, Lonnie Bogue, Leslie Boren, David Boren, Mike Williams, Russell Hills, Tammy Mielke, An- INTERNATIONAL DOLLS 1 'in National muK toi 'hi 15 yeai old and undu basketball toui nanit nt to hi will girls were excused from class two classes at a time for fi teen minutes to view the display in the media center. Indian dolls with full costume including bows and arrows intrigued the girls as did the fancy lamp dolls Helping as hostess and host for the Festival of the Dolls was Aundrea Fish, Lori Williams, Emilie Mortensen, Guy Oglesby, gf " $ - This gray yester-year- f In AAU pet showed the of face between todays and I " fv f j1 Kate Play 4 I ' :rf ' 'j i v toys Also on display was a doll from Korea which was over thirty years old Starting at 9 30 a m the VC 1' 4 "vj r"f b-si- 1 elegant dolls with fancy full skirted gowns drew attention Wooden dolls were under glass protectors Handmade stuffed dolls were favorites too, such as puppets. Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls A dolls display be wouldnt complete without them or the loveable baby dolls A corn husk doll w as one of the novelty dolls on display A Teddy Bear over fifty years old was included in the I c 'siit - Helf led the Carrot Tops to victory over the Lady Bugs, 11 8, as winning pitcher on April 26 Blue Bombers led the games of Api il 29 with a win of 10 5 over the Carrot Tops Tawna Loveday was the vie tori ous pitcher Sweet Peas were crunched by tiie Devils, 25 7 with pitcher Honda Hardcastle Lady Bugs clobbered the Banana Bunch, 11 10, will Kellie Bliss County Recreation Department Keains will Centei, liegin play on Mav 11 and williontinueuntil the 16 The victor will leptesent I tab at the National Tom nament on July 6 8 in Huntington, West tigmta Sutjmityour Sports News 250-565- 6 DEFEND THE FIRST AMENDMENT The first amendment to the Constitution prevents Congress from passing any law...abridgingthe freedom of speech or of the press..., thus insuring the right to a free press created apart from the government. 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