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Show Pirate News Notes . . . By Jerry Womack and Bonnie Baxter On Thursday, Dec. 2 the Green River Pirate matmen met the Monticello Buckaroos. The Pirates put up a gallanl fight, but the Bucks came out on top 57 to 3, with Rand) Stubblefield being the onl) winner in the 185 pound class Randy came from Moab tc wrestle for Green River and i: a welcome addition to th squad. The Pirates meet th Dove Creek Bulldogs on Dec o On Dec. 4 the Pirate basketball team clashed with the Dove Creek Bulldogs from Colorado. The junior varsity squad fared well but the varsity squad were defeated 44 to 42. The junior varsity squad score was 50 to 32. High scorers for the J.V. were Dusty Hansen, 10; Mike Evans, 8; and Royd Hatt, 6. High scorers for the varsity were Mitch Vetere, 14 and T.Rossil. T. (Curt) Rossil was injured in a practice a couple of days before the game but insisted on playing the game. T. is one of the most valuable players on the Pirate squad. The Girls Volleyball team traveled to Provo to play in the state tournament. The girls left Friday at 9:00 a.m. They played four games: Wayne County High, Manilla High, Pirate High, and Monticello High. They placed third and returned to Green River Saturday at 11:30 p.m. There are 12 girls on the team and two managers, Kerry Sue Dunham and Leslie Ekker. The coach is Stan Parsons. The girls start basketball practice this week with the first game Dec. 17 against East Carbon. ) s price range. 5 The dinner will be potluck i with Scotty Boyle furnishinj the turkey. Helen Tidwell wil hal-p thp hirthHav cake fo everyone whose birthday is in December. There will be a special Christmas program, with carols sung by the crowd. , Anyone without transportation can call Miltons, 2597, Mrs. Gardner, 3314, or Elaine Ellingson, 3376, and someone will pick you up. BOOK FAIR Friends of the library and Womans' Club are planning a Book Fair for the 14, 15, and 16 of Decmeber at the City Hall from 1 to 8 in the afternoon. Books will be mostly paperbacks, paper-backs, and a good selection of titles will be on display. However, catalogues will also be available for anyone who wants some special book. Since the library is open for portions of these days, stop in when you bring your books back and look the display over. RESEARCHER STOPS Clell Jacobs, researcher on the Spanish Trail in this area, stopped briefly on Tuesday. He will be back after the first of the year, following the Spanish Trail through this part of the country. He has documented the material from records in New Mexico and Spain, and followed the maps and diaries in the field. His project gets more exciting with every new find, and it is quite wonderful to have this exhausting exhaus-ting research going on before every vestige of campgrounds and trails is lost. |
