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Show Page Twelve THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD December 17, 195 iBvMs flm I fan Tilfis Springville high Red Devil basketeers will meet two op-ponents in the local gym dur-ing the coming week in hopes of improving their win and loss record for pre-seaso- n play. They played the Bingham team last night at Bingham. Friday, Dec. 18 at 3:15 p.m. 2 Red Devils meet Logan here. On Tuesday, Dec. 22, they will entertain the Lehi team in a twin bill starting at 6:15 with the Jayvee game and 8 p.m. for the varsity contest. The Red Devils need both wins to give them any kind of a decent record since their games to date have been most-ly on the loss side. They drop- - ped their Friday game on the home court to Pleasant Grove by a lopsided score when the Grovers dropped them in all over the court. Another reason for special interest in the upcoming home contests is that the league season gets underway this year on Dec. 30 and the final two home contests will quite de-finitely indicate just what the Devils are going to be able to do in league competition. Bob Bringhurst sponsor reprelfv sentative. Dean Tipton, plajy ing facilities; George Pehrso referee; Harry Cutshall, pubij city. Teams will be sponsored b the following with the coacj listed also: Jaycees, Mauri Thomas; 20-3- Ron Warnel Fashion Furniture, Mell CaS dill; Springville Bank, NoS man Putnam; two others will be named. Dave Savage wiil coach one of the other teamjf Bantam League Organized; Leaders Selected An organizational meeting for the Bantam basketball lea-gue for boys 11 to 13 has been held and officers to direct the program named. Six teams of 10 players each will practice at the National Guard Armory on Wed. and Thurs. evening and play will be held on Saturday mornings beginning in January. Practic-es will be held on Sat. until that time. LeGrande Young has been named general chairman with : . i i . ...' r ' ... 4 $r - ; i r: - . I i '' 1 ' - K Ji 4 r ' : J The hi.h school Ski and Athletic clubs are sponsoring rvn amateur boxing match Sat-urday, Dec. 19 at 8 p.m. The match is be-ing promoted and directed by professionals while the members of the clubs are selling the tickets. Admission can also be had at the door. Any money raised from the event will go to the athletic fund. Pictured are officers Lawrence Barney, Bill Decker and Jay Jensen looldng over the fight card. Miss Utah National GuaifJ will represent her state in tb annual Cherry Blossom Festv val in Washington D. C., latcf next spring. She also will x1" a candidate for Miss Utah, in the Miss Ameritf Pageant. fe KoSob Jr. M Men Begin Cage Play Play in the Jr. M Men bas-ketball loop will continue with a revised schedule for the first half of play, announces Paul Beardall, director. Schedule follows: Dec. 17 Mapleton vs Twelfth, Eleventh vs Sixth, Mapleton 2nd vs Sec-ond. Dec. 19 Twelfth vs Sixth, Mapleton vs First, Eleventh vs Second; Dec. 23 Eleventh vs Twelfth, Sixth vs First, Maple-ton 2nd vs Mapleton. Jan. 6 Twelfth vs Second, Eleventh vs Mapleton, Mapleton 2nd vs First; Jan. 9 First vs Twelfth, Mapleton vs Second, Mapleton 2nd vs Sixth. Games will begin at 7 p.m. in the Ladies Gym. All teams must have their eligibility slips signed and in before their games will be counted in lea-gue standings. I A iwsiFor im i I A Lastinq Christmas Gift! I iCusfora Fitted cm hOYLIHG BALLSJ l 3owling Ball Bags . $3.95 & up ; 3owlers Shoes . . from $5.95 j GUNS & AMMUNITION j REDUCED 10 FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS v 1 Terms at Your Convenience j RT CITY BOWLING & RECREATION?' Also available BOTTLED IN BOND, 100 Proof best shot in the West! J the Gfi&CS&utdaAd of KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY SINCE 1810 86 Proof ... 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I 1 MEN'S GIFT SETS 1 $1.00 and up 1 I AMERICAN GREETING CHRISTMAS CARDS 1 f single or by the box ! SOSDRUG I Harlem Gowns on Cage Program One of the zaniest basket-ball entertainments will be seen here Christmas night when the popular Harlem Clowns play a picked team in the high school gym at 8 p.m. in a stake building fund bene-fit. Sponsored by the Sixth and Eleventh wards, tickets are now on sale or admission will be at the door. SPKINGVILLE LADIES League Standings Team W L Berg Mortuary 32 24 Modern Photo 32 24 LeMars Cafe 30,26 Haymond Drug 3 2104 Ferg's Service 23 32 Peays Market 22 34 Week's Results Modern Photo 3 1997 Peays Market 1 1977 Haymond ruDg 3 2104 LeMars Cafe 1 2076 Berg Mortuary 3 2186 Ferg's Service 1 2076 High Team Game Ferg's Service, 783; Berg Mortuary, 769; LeMars Cafe, 755. Individual High Series Lela Averett, Berg's, 508; L. Weight, LeMars, 473; J. Chris-tense- n, Berg's, 468. Individual High Game Jean Christensen, Berg's, 190; Lela Averett, Berg's, 180; Norma Mock, Modern Photo, 176. Interest Exhibited in Youth Fitness (Continued from Page One.) the education program with summerclasses in subjects which young people cannot take in regular school; (2) to form a Teen-ag- e Council so tha the young people can organ-ize and direct the program; (3) to plan activity for all in city recreation in addition to the present program and to encourage greater participa-tion; (4) to assist those who feel left-o- ut for which a pro-gram to their liking has not yet been devised; (5) to coop-erate with nearby communities and the county and state to discourage undesirable litera-ture, pictures, movies, TV pro-grams and advertising; (6) to do something about part-tim- e employment for young people and to give those who are sin-cere and want to work, an op-portunity to work; (7) to re-vive interest in the concerts at the City Park. At the close of the program, several young people offered their services to the Council in carrying out the program. Council members are urging the cooperation of the general public in stimulating interest in the Youth Fitness program and in placing Springville as the leading community in the Youth Fitness movement. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING A public hearing on the pro-posed Mapleton City budget for the year 1960, will be held Monday Dec. 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the Memorial Hall. Signed, Norris T. Binks, Recorder. Published in the Springville Herald Dec. 17, 1959. |
