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Show Lady bowlers elect organize for opening of league tonight Springville Ladies bowling league will begin be-gin tonight at 7 p.m. for the 1960-61 season and will continue for 31 weeks, announces Raeola xiuason, president, utner otti-cers otti-cers of the league include Marion Mar-ion Raulston, vice-president; Ardith Ruff, Sargeant; Klell Child, Sec.-Treas. Committees set up for the year's bowling program includes: includ-es: Prize, Norma Mock, Lorraine Lor-raine Collett, Jane Averett; Rules, Martha Knotts, Gertie Ruff, Beverly Clements; banquets, ban-quets, Mabel Bills, Lois Bills, Louise Weight. Tonight's opening schedule pits Fergs Service against Hay-mond Hay-mond Drug, LeMars Cafe vs Berg's Mortuary, Peay's Market Mar-ket vs Castleton's Modern Art Photo. Team members of the various var-ious teams follows: Ferg's Tressia Whitehead, Theda Child, Mabel Bills, Glenita Ol-lerton, Ol-lerton, Emma Jean Ghristensen. Haymonds Delia Smith, Beverly Clements, Lorraine Bargar, Gladys Judd, Martha Knotts. LeMar's Evelyn Chambers, Velma Graves, Klell Child, Jean Rayburn, Noma Thorpe. Berg's Norma Mock, Barbara Thorpe, Margaret Miles, Marion Raulston, Ethel Wheeler. Peay's Louise Weight, Lorraine Collett, Wanda Wan-da Peay, LaRene Peay, Ardith Ruff. Castleton's Lela Averett, Ave-rett, Lois Bills, Gertie Ruff, Jane Averett, Raeola Hudson. Utah's hunting dog owners and trainers were reminded today to-day to use care and discretion discre-tion when training dogs in the fields. Complaints from agriculturists agricultur-ists and landowners are again becoming more frequent as dogs are being trained afield in preparation for the fall bird hunts, according to the department de-partment of fish and game. |
