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Show Page Six - .The Springville Herald - March 23, 1988 SPORTS Ranee Thorpe and Vickie Curtis, Hobble Creek Ladies Golf Associationboard members are shown planning and making preparations for the Spring Opening Social on April 19 at 6:30 p.m. Ilobblecreelt Ladies Golf set spring opening social The Ladies Golf Association have set April 19, at 6:30 p.m. for their opening social and banquet. The theme for the evening is "In The Good Old Summer Time". The board is planning a terrific meal, with fun favors and a fashion show to accent the theme. There will be a number of door prizes given away, including the annual pass to the golf course. Charge for the banquet will be $5. Board members have planned an exciting year of play which will incude play with junior golfers, perhaps the formation of Tuesday evening play for those ladies who cannot make it in the morning hours and three evenings of play with husbands and partners. Tickets for the door prizes may be obtained from any of the board members. They are: Millie Peterson, President; Barbara Reeve, Vice-President; Lorraine Steffens. Past President; Maureen Reed, Secretary; Janet Packard, Treasurer; Joye Wimmer. Handicap Han-dicap Chairman; Chris Cherrington, Social Chairman; Jeanne Strong and Lorraine Steffens, Stef-fens, Ways and Means Committee; Beverly Bird, Tournament Chairman; Chair-man; Amy Klauch and Beth Shoell, Tournament Vice-Chairmen; Vickie Curtis and Ranae Thorpe, Club Championship Chairman and Vice-Chairman; Vice-Chairman; Yolanda Davies and Collette Binks, 9 Hole Chairman and Vice-Chairman; Shirley Smith, State Rep. and 18 Hole Chairman; Laurel Braun, 18 Hole Tournament Vice-Chairman; Gloria Murdock Randy Rodriguez Hobble Creek Men's Golf Association President ASK YOUR DENTIST Dr. Ben W. Gardner I .3 1 Q. Why should I wear a retainer re-tainer now that I have my braces off? A. After your braces are removed your teeth will tend to move slightly. This happens hap-pens because the new bone still forming needs time to adjust and to stabilize the teeth in their new corrective position. A retainer is another important step in orthodontic or-thodontic treatment and is the important factor in the ending result if worn daily. It continues to hold the teeth in their new corrective position. This column is presented in the interest in-terest of better dentol health. Send questions to: Dr. Ben W. Gardner 330 E. 400 S. Springville, UT 84663 Look for answers in this column and Nola Palfreyman, Scotch Foursome Play; and Carolyn Boardman and Connie Orr, team captahs. Reservations for the evening can be made by calling Barbara Reeve, 489-9369 or Millie Peterson 489-5406. Men's golf opening announced The Hobble Creek Men's Golf Association is beginning a new season of golf and social events. The board of directors has prepared a full calendar of activities and are inviting anyone interested to come and join the association and participate par-ticipate at the beautiful course. The 1988 year will start with an opening social scheduled to be held at the Hobble Creek Inn on Friday, April 1 at 7 p.m. Dinner will be served and after dinner the board will be introduced and plans for the coming year will be discussed. Cost of the dinner is $5. Reservations should be made by calling Bertie at 489-6416 by Wednesday, March 30. A drawing for prizes and a season golf pass will also be part of the opening event. Tickets for the drawing are available at $1. They can be bought from association members or at the Pro Shop. On Saturday, April 2, the Ice Breaker Best-Ball will be played. This is a team event and the entry fee will be $30 per team with at least one member of each team being an association member. Those wanting to participate should call the Pro Shop at 489-6297. June 1 will be the deadline for joining the Men's Golf Association. Association dues are $12 and the UGA handicap card is also $12. Every member must have both cards in order to participate in association activities. Sophomore baseball The sophomore baseball team won their first game of the season by a score of 14 to 2 over Orem. Pat Bird was the winning pitcher with Brian Oakey, Kerry Oman, and Paul Creer in Relief. Robert Ellis, Brad Roper, Casey Carlson and Mike Nyman were the big hitters for the Devils. The sophomores will play at home again on March 28 against Provo. Come and support the team. State Farm's Homeowners insurance with inflation Coverage! SEE ME DEAN MIAN i 52 WEST 400 SO ,409 944 . ITATI KIM Life Mtcjhbof . SIM Farm It tlwrc. INSUVANCI iMo Form fin m4 tt mK CvntMf 2L mm iloplefon girl's boll Registration for Mapleton Girls Softball season will be Wednesday, Wed-nesday, March 23 from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. at the Mapleton School in the Media Center. Registration is for T-Ball, 8 to 9 year olds, $15. Filly League 10, 11, and 12 year olds, $20. Fox League 13, 14 and 15 year olds, $20. No registration will be accepted ac-cepted after April 8. Anyone interested in helping with the Mapleton Girls Softball League during the 1988 season, contact Susan Palmer, 489-9271 or Kathleen Evans 489-7043. Red Devil baseball The Springville High School Baseball Team won their first varsity baseball game last Saturday by a score of 8 to 7 in extra innings. The game was very close throughout with the young Devils battling the older more experienced Bears. Offensively the Devils hit the ball very well with a total of 14 hits. Ryan Hall led the team with a 3 for 4 performance and 1 RBI. Justin Ely, Derek Shelley and Scott Johnson all had 2 hits for Springville. Defensively the Devils started Mike Holmes on the mound followed by Robbie Pierce and Scott Johnson. Johnson was the winning pitcher, but all three pitchers did an excellent ex-cellent job. The Red Devils will be choosing an offensive player and defensive player for each game this year. The defensive player for the Bear River Game is Greg Thorpe. Greg is a catcher for the team and did an outstanding job against the Bears. He is the son of Richard and Chris Thorpe. Greg also went 1 for 2 at the plate. The offensive players of the game were Derek Shelley, son of Verl and Debra Shelley. Derek was 2 for 3 at the plate with 1 double and 2 RBI's. Ryan Hall is the son of Greg and Becky Hall. Ryan is only a sophomore but had an outstanding offensive day with a 3 for 4 performance per-formance with double and 1 RBI. The Red Devils will be in St. George this week participating in the Sunshine Tournament. BOWLING REPORT Early Bird Ladies March 14, 1988 League Standings Team ' W.Li Vaud Hanks 4 0: E. Dean Brian 3 1 Mulletts 3 1 Brailsfords 1 3 LesHardys 1 3 Luxury Homes 0 4 High Team Game Vaud Hanks 683 Luxury Homes 636 E. Dean Brian 635 Individual High Series Laurel Lowe Hardys 521 Jo Atwood Brailsfords 494 Debbie Gatley Vauds 491 Individual High Game Betty Gonzales Mulletts 195 Laurel Lowe Hardys 190 Jo Atwood Brailsfords 178 BOWLING REPORT Late Comers March 7, 1988 League Standings Team W.L Maple Tan 7 1 Stockers 6 2 Jon's Tip Top 5 3 Quality Cleaners 3 5 Art City Auto 2 6 Swensons 1 7 High Team Game Art City Auto 718 Stockers 698 Maple Tan 679 Individual High Series Tammy Oakey Quality Cleaners 528 Marsha Oakey Maple Tan 470 Annette Nielson Art City Auto 461 Individual High Game Tammy Oakey Quality Cleaners 205 Rene'Collett Art City Auto 187 Marsha Oakey Maple Tan 181 BOWLING REPORT LateComers March 14, 1988 League Standings Team W.L Stockers 9 3 Maple Tan 8 4 Quality Cleaners 7 5 Jon's Tip Top 5 7 Art City Auto 5 7 Swenson Metal & Salvage 2 10 High Team Game Stockers 704 Quality Cleaners 698 Quality Cleaners 673 Individual High Series Becky Hall Quality Cleaners 508 Tammy Oakey Quality Cleaners 496 Joy Bylund Stockers 477 Individual High Game Becky Hall Quality Cleaners 209 Johna Lew Stockers 182 JoEll Finch Jon's Tip Top 181 3 1 Mark My Words Tlie diet by Mark Conroy I felt like eating shaving cream a few days ago. I get like that after 24 hours on a diet. Inedible things start to look real yummy and my brain tempts me to do things my mouth will be sorry for later. In that respect it is a lot like writing a newspaper column. I don't think I really need to be on a diet. It's Brenda's version of a good idea. We are getting married in a month and she wants me to be able to get into my tuxedo without holding my breath until my head explodes. Now that I have been on this diet for a week, I have developed a finely turned sense of cunning. In the interest in-terest of survival, my brain has developed the ability to fool my body. I can now cheat on my diet with such skill that my body never finds out what my brain has done to it. This may also be a starvation-caused starvation-caused dementia wherein my wasting body has actually slipped one over on my feeble brain. Where was I? Brenda suggested that I write a "serious" column this week and include some of her terrific diet tips. At the risk of hurting her feelings, I decided not to do that. I cannot assume that awful responsibility that someone might actually try those tips out on another human being. Rather, I will suffer for you all. Altruistic, ain't I? What you get this week is an edited version of cheating tips for terminal dieters. I'm talking about those dieters who have taken to secretly injecting themselves with motor oil to obtain the fat their body so desperately craves. This is for you, Springville. CONROY'S DIET CHEAT TIPS: Rule number one requires prior planning. Two weeks before actually starting a diet, begin carrying golf balls in your cheeks. The ones on your face, mind you. Gradually stretch your cheeks until you can carry basketballs comfortably. This gives your head a misshapen appearance, ap-pearance, but it also provides wonderful storage space for food. People will grow accustomed to you looking like a squirrel and will never know that you are carrying around an entire 7-11 in your mouth. Drink lots of water. The idea here is to fill your stomach with something other than an entire box of Hostess Ding Dongs. There are no calories in water. A gallon of A&W rootbeer just happens to be mostly water; and so it mostly doesn't have calories. You get the idea here? Lie. Don't be wimpish about this rule. God says lying is bad, whether big or little. If you're going to get chased all over Hell by pitch fork-armed fork-armed demons, you may as well lie big. Don't sneer craftily and swear you didn't have those two potato chips during lunch. Hold your head up and vehemently deny leaving entire bakeries in ruin. Avoid hanging out with other dieters. Search out friends who are comfortable with being the size of commercial aircraft. This further reduces the guilt associated with diet cheating. There can be some positive social effects to being large. If you go to the beach with your new friends and paint yourselves black and white, you can help run the calories off tourists by chasing them out of the surf. The popular Orca Diet. Good luck on your diets. Just remember to keep things in perspective. per-spective. The key to a happy diet is cheating. "A man who both spends and saves money is the happiest man, because he has both enjoyments." Samuel Johnson Turtles give their young no care at all. The mother sea turtle digs a hole on a beach and lays her eggs, covers them with sand, and then returns to the sea. The sun hatches the eggs. MMMMMMMHMMI 2-12" Cheese Pizzas Extra Toppings Both Pizzas These coupons not valid with our other Valuable Coupon $200 OFF ...... ;,.r-w A, " ' ( A" I , VP I. 1 . - I " , Rod and Chris Oldroyd, left, and Lee and Karen Measom, right, are the co-chairmen co-chairmen of Art City Days for 1988. Committee chairmen under these couples have been chosen and plans are well underway for another big celebration. Art City Days will be held from June 5 through 11 this year. Art City Days underway Plans are well underway for the great activities to be held June 5-11, 1988 for Springville Art City Days. Under the direction of city councilmen, Matt Packard, Loren Phillips and Willford Clyde, and co-chairmen co-chairmen Rod and Chris Oldroyd and Lee and Karen Measom. The theme chosen is Working Together, Growing Together. The Art City Days Committee Chairmen for the various events have been selected and they are: Publicity, Dale and Millie Peterson; Finance, Leon Woodfield; Artist Guild, Mary Jarvis; Band Concert, Brian Tobler; Civic Barbecue, Mark Peterson (Savers); Carnival, Leland Bowers and Children's Parade, Judy Johnson. Fun-O-Rama, Alan Curtis; Mountain Men Rendezvous, Karl Barton; Photography Show, Cheryl Pfiefer; Quilt Show, Hortence Harward; Youth Dance, Jan Forest district asking for closure of several canyon camping areas The Spanish Fork Ranger District of the Uintah National Forest has requested public input concerning proposed management changes in Hobble Creek and Maple Canyons. Tom Tidwell, Spanish Fork District Ranger, states, "We are planning to improve the quality of the camping facilities by improving and expanding some of the larger campgrounds and removing some of the older, less cost-efficient campgrounds. cam-pgrounds. The renovation of Balsam Campground began last fall and will be completed before the end of June. Whiting Campground in Maple Canyon is scheduled for renovation this fall. Upon completion, both of these campgrounds will be expanded ex-panded to provide additional family camping sites." As part of the effort to improve the condition and management of the canyon, the proposal is to remove some of the older and smaller campgrounds in Hobble Creek Canyon. These include Sulphur, Dry Creek, Lone Fir, Birch, and Kolob Campgrounds. Past funding for recreation operation and maintenance main-tenance has not kept pace with the rate of site deterioration. Some of the campgrounds were damaged by flooding in 1983. Because of funding limitations, tables and benches in damaged campsites were removed and not replaced. These campgrounds cam-pgrounds are in poor condition and, because of their small size and location, are not cost efficient to maintain. The loss of family camping sites from closing these scattered smaller campgrounds will be offset by the increase of campsites at Balsam and Whiting Campgrounds. In addition, the Forest Service is oOpm JACK'S PIZZfl 164 South Main Springville, Utah 489-3688 loverly! TUU W Free Delivery in Springville & Mupleton It's the best "ask Jack" Groneman; Fireworks, Jerry Smith and Phil Whitney; Flower Show, Kathy Pace and Blue Grass Program, Karl Allred. Concessions, Bill Charles ; Old Car Club, Brent Halliday; Art-Crafts & Dolls, Karen Harmer and Betty Sam; parade, Mike and Chris Johnson and Art Museum Variety Show, Darlene Day and Shelly Graves. Bucakroo Rodeo, Roy Bartlett; Variety Show (senior), Ed Thomas; 5K Road Race, Alan Curtis; Hershey Track Meet, Alan Curtis; Historic Home Show, Signe and Gary Gillum and Cannon, Jerry Smith. If you have questions about any event, feel free to call your city councilman or chairman of the event you have questions about. In May, a complete schedule and time for each event will be published. concerned about the resource damage that is occurring in the dispersed camping sites in the right fork of Hobble Creek Canyon. This section of the canyon is narrow and restricts dispersed camping to only few sites adjacent to the road. This concentrated use has exceeded the carrying capacity of these sites resulting in erosion, loss of trees and ground vegetation, and degraded the natural esthetics pf the canyon. Last year, barriers were used to close some of the dispersed campsites to stop the resource damage. While this technique had some limited success, it is not cost effective and has only moved the problem to different sites. The Forest Service is proposing to close the section of the right fork of Hobble Creek Canyon to dispersed camping up to Balsam Campground. Tidwell states, "Those wishing to camp outside of developed facilities are encouraged to go above Balsam Campground where there is sufficient suf-ficient opportunities to camp. This will help reduce site deterioration and congestion in this portion of the canyon." The Forest Service would appreciate ap-preciate hearing any questions, comments, or concerns dealing with these proposals. Please contact the Spanish Fork Ranger District by April 8, 1988: Spanish Fork Ranger District. 44 West 400 North, Spanish Fork, UT 84660. The sun is the largest object within 25 trillion miles of galactic space of trillii rtl. riff Eartl Thjfc first commercial jet airliner wasjhe Comet I in 1952. V W W flundetto'' $1050 $ 1 20 each coupons Valuable Coupon Fat Sticks j Valuable Coupon j i i 16" Pizza ! 14" Pizza Sauco 150 |