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Show MAT S. 1M OXEM GENEVA TIMES Orcn-GeHcva Tines New Target Range Being Constructed In Northeast Orem A new target range is being constructed by Orem Civil Defense De-fense auxiliary police in the foothills foot-hills northeast of the Orem Cemetery. Cem-etery. The new target range will be used by both regular, and auxiliary auxil-iary police. Police Chief Reed Burgener said the pistol and rifle range will make it possible for Orem to serve as host for county competition. Use by the public will only be by permsisioa from , the police department. j National Guardsmen, using; ' heavy construction equipment, assisted the auxiliary police in Results of BYU Relay Meet By Fred Kitchen The Lincoln Tigers participated participat-ed in the annual Relay Carnival Carni-val held Jast week at BYU. Although Al-though the Tigers didn't get any first places they did get three second places and one fourth. Interscholastic (220, 440, 880, Mile) Richfield (Haynie, Burr, ripping out a chunk of the foothill foot-hill to create an ampitheatre backdrop for the new range. Among the guardsmen participating partici-pating were Lt. Bert E. H. Wride, Lt. Gerald Maxfield, SFC Blaine Gray, Sgt. Norman Boehm and SFC Glenn Parsons. TERRIFIC SALE Over Allowance On Your Present Car As A Trade-In On A New .... 1956 Chrysler or Plymouth Tremendous Savings in All Departments Free Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Candy for the Kids Don't Miss this big Anniversary Sale Ends May 12 A. L. Duckett Sales & Service 3rd South nd Univ. Ave. Provo, Utah Phone FR 3-8050 Baird, MorrUon), Union, Ameri can Fork, Wasatch Academy. Time 8:133. Quarter Mile (110, 110, 110, 110) Pleasant Grove (Lewis, Walker, Merrill, Allen), Millard, Wasatch Academy, Lincoln. Time 44.9 (New record). Old record 45.4. Mile (440, 440, 440, 440), Pay-son Pay-son (Steele Tanner, Buys, Bryan), Bry-an), Lincoln, Uintah, Wasatch Academy. Time 3:34.6. Sprint Meldey (110, 110, 220, j 220), American Fork (Marsh,! Beck, Meyers, Smith), Millard, Uintah, Wasatch Academy. Time 1:09.6. Utah High School Medley (220, 220, 440, 880), First heat: BYH (Greer, Meiling, Shell, Da vies), Uintah, Pleasant Grove, Payson. Time 3:44.2 (New record). Old record 3:44.3. Second heat: Delta (Moody, Lister, Sampson, Bunker), Lincoln, Lin-coln, Milford, Union. Time 3:52.9. National High School Federation Federa-tion Medley (110, 220, 440, 880), Richfield (Anderson, Baird, Haynie, Hay-nie, White), Lincoln, Union, American Am-erican Fork. Time 3:37.0. Half Mile (220, 220, 220, 220), Pleasant Grove (Lewis, Walker, Wal-ker, Merrill and Allen), American Ameri-can Fork, Payson, Wasatch Academy. Aca-demy. Time 1:34.3. Shuttle (100, 100, 100, 100) Millard (Duncan, Verhaaren, Palmer, Nixon), American Fork, Wasatch Academy. Time 44.3. The Lincoln track team will be participating in the Region in meet Friday afternoon. The first three places in each event will qualify for the State Meet on the 12th at the University of Utah. Lincoln Wins Over Payson by 4-1 Score The Lincoln High Tiger base ball team continued their march toward a class B title Monday. The Tigers won over Payson by a score of 4-1. The Tigers meet Spanish Fork today In a crucial game. If Spanish Fork wins over Lincoln, the win will give Spanish Span-ish the title in Division Two of Region Three. Spanish won over the Provo RullHoffa and Lincoln lost to the Bulldogs. This loss favored the Hons as far as the standing goes. However, the Tigers still have a chance should they beat the Dons in today's gome, as Spanish still has a game with the tough Miners Min-ers from Carbon. In Monday's game the game was about even until the top of the sixth inning. At this point, with two runners on base, Walt Bandley hit a twobagger scoring two runs. He was followed Dy Larry Seegmiller who hit a double and stretched it into a three base hit, bringing in another an-other run. This made the score 4-1 for the Tigers. Sherm Holda-way Holda-way tightened up and the Pay-son Pay-son squad failed to reach first in the remaining innings. STRAWBERRY RESERVOIR TO BECOME UTAH'S LARGEST ARTIFICIAL LAKE State Recreation Society to Meet The Utah State Recreation So- ! ciety under the presidency of iLynn Rockwood, Provo Director, I has scheduled the annual meet-I meet-I ing of the Society May 19, 1956, ! at Weber College Lower Campus J in Ogden from 7:30 a.m. . break-I break-I fast meeting to 4 p.m. j An interesting and informative1 ; conference and workshop are be ing prepared under the supervision supervis-ion of Elmo C. Brady, Director of Recreation in Weber County. Technical Instruction covering all phases of playground activity will be demonstrated and discussed. dis-cussed. All directors, supervisors, play ground leaders, school, church, PTA representatives, and all Individuals In-dividuals interested in recreation for children, teen-agers, and adults are cordially invited to attend this institute. By Rep. William A. Dawson THE STRAWBERRY . . . One of the major features of the Central Cen-tral Utah Project the project that will furnish, water for Utah's future will be the enlargement of Strawberry Reservoir. The enlarged en-larged reservoir will store water gathered high in the Uintah Mountains for later use in the water-thirsty areas in Utah and Salt Lake valleys. The water 137,600 acre feet per year now runs to waste in the Pacific Ocean. MAJOR UNDERTAKING . . . The present capacity of the Strawberry is 283,000 acre feet. This will be increases to 1,370,000 acre feet under the Central Utah project, making the Strawberry Utah's largest artificial lake. Major construction at Strawberry will be the building of Soldier" Creek Dam a 268-foot high, 1370-foot long, earth-filled dam nine miles downstream from the present Strawberry Dam. Overall Over-all cost of the unit will be $12,-620,000 $12,-620,000 of which $500,000 would be spent for temporary construction construc-tion headquarters. FACE CHANGING .... The proposed enlargement of Strawberry Straw-berry to five times its present size will make major changes in the use and appearance of the area. The new reservoir will be seven to eight miles wide and eight to nine miles long in ad-j ad-j dition to a four mile arm behind j Soldier Spring at the new dam-site. dam-site. The new reservoir will In-1 In-1 undate several miles of U. S. highway 40 which now skirts the north margin of the present reservoir res-ervoir area. RECREATION USE . . . Being only 70 miles from Salt Lake City, Strawberry now is a major fishing and recreation area. The proposed enlargement will only increase this incidental benefit to the state. Present fishing villages vil-lages will be flooded out, but new ones will spring into being along the shores of the enlarged reservoir. reser-voir. In addition construction camps will be available for recreation re-creation use after the project is completed. Compare ELVA'S BEAUTY SHOP Pleasant Grove on Highway High-way 91 Phone 2219 PERMANENT WAVING 0 HAIR STYLING O HAIR CUTTING AND SHAPING KEITH MASONS VISIT IN OREM Cpl. and Mrs. Keith Mason of Colorado Springs, Colo., visited in Orem last weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Howard Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Howells. Mrs. Mason is the former Loreli Howells. Cpl. Mason Ma-son is currently stationed at Ft. Carson, Colo. 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