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Show Orem-Geneva Times - Netters Make Two Shutouts In Two Meets ; by Doug White ; Orem's racketeers defeated the Spanish Fork Dons 5 to 0 ! last Wednesday in the second ; shutout of the season for the ; Tigers; ' Coach Parlell Peterson's net ! experts also downed BY High's ; team by the same score In at ; earlier match. Summary: No. 1 Singles Randy Ttane (Orem) def. Nelson Hatch, (Spanish Fork), (W), W. No. 2 Singles Randy Thur-good Thur-good (Orem) def. Milton Moody (Spanish Fork), M, 6-ff. No. S Singles Greg Pack-ard Pack-ard (Orem) def. Roy Wendell ; (Spanish Fork), 6-0, 6-1. No. 1 Doubles Richard ! Howe-Kent Sundberg (Orem) ' def. Nelson-Toronto (Spanish Fork), 6-0, 6-1. No. 2 Doubles Ken Adams-, Adams-, Ronnie Roberts (Orem) def. Chappie Johnson (Spanish "" Fork), 6-3; 6-0. THREE YOUTHS CAUGHT IN STOLEN CAR Three juveniles caught by Orem Police In Provo canyon with a stolen car have been turned over to juvenile author!- i ties, according to police reports.) The boys were ages 15 and 16.1 Early Bird Gardeners Apply Dormant Sprays Now's the time to catch many garden pests and diseases napping. nap-ping. By applying a timely dormant dor-mant spray, you'll get a head itart in the annual race with your pesky garden enemies. What is dormant spraying? It's applying a preventive spray to your favorite plants while they are leafless and still In a dormant stage, ideally in late winter or early spring just before be-fore the buds open. Power Sprayer The aim: to rout the more persistent per-sistent and hardy Insect life and 'diseases which over-winter on the bark of trees and plants. By hitting them before they have a chance to start lunching on your plants, you'll be one step ahead and have things well under control con-trol before the growing season begins. Scale insects and red spider mites, probably the two most important im-portant types of insects which dormant sprays control, usually span the fall-to-epring season as adults or in the form of eggs. Destroying the full egg sacs will eliminate millions of future offspring. Using a dormant spray can be one of the - season's most effective ef-fective weapons. It eliminates Slide Sprayer many , bothersome pests during their resting period when there's no foliage for them to hide under, and you can hit them with your strongest ammunition of the year before they start their reproduction race. You'll have clobbered a lot of potential parents par-ents and assured your plants a healthier spring start. Plants that will benefit most by dormant spraying are fruit trees, berry bushes, and ornamentals. Chemicals commonly used in dormant spray formulations, usually under trade names, include: in-clude: toll emulsions, miscible oil, lime sulphur, dinitros (DNC), and malathlon. The oils not only control insects but help spread fungicide material included in all-purpose sprays. Orem Riding Club SPONSORS FAMILY FUN NIGHT Saturday, May 1 st Events Begin at 6:30 p m Public Invited to Participate Fun For CONCESSIONS FREE ADMISSION Tickets On Sale For Prizes BEEF To Be Given Away Whole - Live 2nd Prize - Coleman 3-Burner 3-Burner Stove 3rd Prize - Lare Coleman Cole-man Cooler OREM RIDING (Turn East at 800 No. Signs) Thurs., Apr. 22, 1965 Tigers Outdistance Bulldog Tracksters by Doug White Orem's track team gained their third straight victory Tuesday, when they outscored Provo In a dual meet held on the Frovo field. Final score was 79 12 tc 64 12. RESULTS: High hurdles: Webber, Orem; Zoll, Orem; Jones, Provo. Time -15.9. 100: Weaver, Orem; Walker, Provo; Grunander, Provo. Time -10.4. MUe: Hatch, Provo; Holdaway, Orem, Stubbs, Provo. Time 4:47.8. 440: Grunander, Provo; Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, Orem; Engleklng, Orem. Time--53.3. Low hurdles: Wallace, Orem; Shelton, Provo; Schmidt, Provo. Tlme21.5. 220: Weaver, Orem; Walker, Provo; Nelson, Provo. Time 23.7. y 880: Shepherd, Orem; Hansen, Orem; Russell, Orem. Time 2.09. High jump: Webber, Orem; Jones, Provo; Webb, Orem. Height 511". Pole vault: Tucker, Orem; A combination Insecticide-fungicide dormant spray will con trol many insects and disease that infest gardens. But you -should take time to read the label before applying. It's essential es-sential that such strong materials mater-ials be used according to di rections. What sort of equipment should you use for dormant spraying? To invade in-vade the sleeping sleep-ing quarters of those hiber Wheelbarrow Sprayer nating forms of insect and fungus fun-gus life, your spray equipment should develop pressures high enough to shoot a wetting solution solu-tion some distance and still cover all surfaces thoroughly driving the spray into corners, crevices and other protected areas. Compressed-air sprayers at pressures of 30-50 p.s.l. will do a satisfactory job of applying dor mant materials at close range. But, in comparison, a slide sprayer, which develops 150-200 p.s.i., will reach 20 feet or more into the tops of trees and provide pro-vide the penetration needed for thorough coverage.. Some slide sprayers use separate buckets from which to draw spray; others include attached tanks Most of them have adjustable nozzles to control the pattern and direction of the spray. A small power sprayer Is ideal for spray ing more extensive exten-sive areas. It has plenty of pressure to reach the pests, plus all the advantages of effortless ef-fortless operation, opera-tion, big payload and speedy application. appli-cation. For spraying, it's best to pick a calm sunny morning morn-ing when the temperature tem-perature is at least 40 degrees above and there's little danger of it Compressed- Air Sprayer dropping below freezing before the plants can dry off. In applying apply-ing a strong dormant spray, the droplets should be large enough to drench the surfaces thoroughly. thorough-ly. Spraying can only be as effective ef-fective as it is thorough. . 159 AH Ages 1st Calf (Roping 2nd Pole Bendirg 3rd) Ribbon Pull: 4th Children's Barrel Rac ing 5ar Barrel Racing 6th Keyhole Race 7th Greased Pig Scramble (this event limited foi children up to age 12) ' . 8th Dally Roping TROPHIES j"d Ribbons For Winners CLUB ARENA to 800 East and Follow - INDIANS UNMASKED Costumed Indian youths grin after removing re-moving the head masks they wore In performing the White Mountain Apache Devil Dance. They are, from left, Leonard Griggs, Jeff Cody, Tom Cowboy and Harrison Allison. With .a friend, Calvert Pailzote, they performed the dance at an Indian Youth Conference here last weekend. These boys are living with Orem families In the LDS Indian Placement Program. Leonard's foster parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sanderson; Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Prestwich; Tom, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rawllngs, and Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Alma P. Burton. Calvert lives In Orem with Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Taylor. (Photo by Wendell Locke) Central States News Views TRADEMARK LANDMARK is this huge corporate symbol 'S' 1&$ wwwj atop Sheaf fer Pen Co. plant in H Fort Madison, la. Its nighttime Cl 1Z." " glow can be seen for 15 miles. JSSSfcS2W!?, . 3yV"" ' iC T-Tt&fa' ' ' Jm',mg:lmmmitm ! 1 i " , IS. H V , V .''(WW ' f ROUGH NECKING with her would-be boyfriend, Clyde, in Columbus, Colum-bus, O., zoo, left Fuzz, a 2-year-old dromedary, in sorrv Dlieht. She wears splint and rests chin on the neck tearing ligaments. She'll Holladay, Provo; Muhlsteln, Orem. Height 11'6". Shot put: D. Bailey, Orem; Peay, Provo; Cook, Orem. Dls-: tance50'2". Discus: D. Bailey, Orem; Peay Provo; Cook, Orem. Dlstance 127'. t Javelin: Zoll, Orem; Jackson, Provo; Jeffs,, Orem. Distance 159'. Broad Jump: Grunader, Provo; Hall, Provo; Chrlstensen, Orem. Distance, 21'1 880 relay: Provo. (Shelton, Pen- rod, Nelson, Schmidt.) Mile relay: Orem. (Wallace, Van Wagnen, Hansen, Engleklig.) In Utah, aftor rrnlf i beer's the one., for good taste, good fun After a hard-played 18 holes, it's good to settle down on a soft chair in the club house and add up the score with friends. What better time for the drink that scores with almost every golfer cool, thirst-quenching beer? Yes, beer's great to relax with, great for refreshment, refresh-ment, great for taste. So whatever your sport-boating sport-boating or baseball swimming or tennis relax afterwards with the zestful taste of beer. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 36 SOUTH STH EAST SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH fLn THERE'S NO PLACE to go but 1 down for Bobby Tambling as he I heads for hard fall after missing ball during rugged soccer match. hay bale after Clyde hit her in wear splint for three months. Medley relay: Provo. (Walker, Hall, Grunander, Long) SCALED DUCK It's fact. Scald ducks or geese in boiling water and they're 10C percent easier to pick. Add a spoonful of any household detergent deter-gent to water. Helps water penetrate under feathers. LUNCH BOX ' A kid's lunch box makes a handy (and cheap) container for gun cleaning gear oils, rags, rods (break down type) and patches. ml' L Gun Laws Topic Of Sportsmen's Meeting Friday Important pending national legislation leg-islation on firearms will be topic at a meeting of the Orem Community Com-munity Sportsmen's Association at the Orem Veterans Memorial Building, 440 S. State, Friday at i p.m. Anyone who enjoys owning and using firearms Is Invited to attend this meeting. The proposed laws to he discussed are S. 14 and S1592. known as theDodriamanri. ments introduced by Senator Dodd or Connecticut. The Sportsmen's Association is concerned with defeating de-feating this bill, and will have detailed Information as to how others may help. The Sportsmen urge support of H. K. 5642, introduced in the House of Representatives bv Boh casey oi Texas. Other business during the meeting will be the election of ciud directors, affiliation of the club with the National Rifle As-soclation.re-oreanlzation of the hunter safety program, and deci sion on a community project for me ciud during the coming sea son. An interestimr film on sDorts and conservation will be shown by Dick Kerr. Table Tennis Meet Scheduled All amatuer table-tennis Dlav- ers are Invited to enter the Orem 25th Ward 1st Annual Table- Tennis Tournament. There will be Junior and Senior Divisions. Senior Division will include those 19 and over. Registration and practice nieht will be May 6 at 50 S. 8 E. in orem from 6 to 8 p.m. The tournament will be played May 7 and 8. starting at 6 D.m. each night. First place trophies will be awarded in each division. For further information, con tact Darold Williams, 225-4933 or zane s. Taylor 225-0387. BAD WEATHER SLOWS EARLY FISH PLANTS Adverse weather conditions have slowed the early plants of fish from Department of Fish and Game hatcheries, according to Fishery Chief, Don Andriano. Andriano noted that the heavy: planting schedule would get underway un-derway Just as soon as water temperatures and feed conditions permit. He said limited plants have been made In some waters,' mostly at the lower elevations. pays An investment in fertilizer will pay off handsomely at harvest time in'increased yields and profits. Dollars invested in fertilizer fer-tilizer will bring a 3-to-l return if .proper management methods are followed.. Don't short change yourself at harvest-time; harvest-time; use enough fertilizer. Your USS Five Finalists Named for tJSU Athlete of Year LOGAN-Five finalists have been named In the competition for 'Athlete of the Year at Utah State University. The winner will be chosen at the eighth annual Robins' Award Night to be held in the George Nelson Fleldhouse on the USU campus on Saturday night, May 1. The five are Bob Broughton, a senior football player and wrestler; Gerry Cerulla, a sophomore soph-omore trackmen; Jack Hannum and John Matthews, a senior footballers; foot-ballers; and Clair Sorenson, a junior swimmer. The late Wayne Estes, USU's great All-American basketball player who was electrocuted on Feb. 8, was not considered for this honor since he is being sponsored for a special posthumous posthum-ous Robins Award. Weather Finally Allows Start Of Baseball Games by Doug White The weatherman has finally consented to outdoor sports, and the Orem baseball team Is taking full advantage of his decision. In a game played last Friday, the Tigers topped Lehi by a score of 5 to 2. Tuesday SpringvUle'sRea Devils twisted the Tiger tail and left Orem with a 7 to 2 victory. Todav Pleasant Grove will host the OHS club, and next Tuesday American Fork will meet the Tigers here. TITLE BOUT TO BE TELEVISED Officials of Intermountaln Theatres, Inc. announced today that the closed -circuit telecast of the Cassius Clay-SonnyListon heavyweight title bout direct from Boston Garden, will be presented at the Capitol Theatre, Tuesday night, May 25 at 7:30 p.m. Iatrophobia is fear of going to the doctor. The cure starts when you lift your phone and make an appointment with your doctor for a complete com-plete checkup. Half the cases of cancer could be cured, if diagnosed early and treated promptly. Your best cancer insurance is a health checkup every year. Make that phone call now. It might save your life. s AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY M Your investment lliSEl SMfciiiaiiMil Ii off in extra profits at harvest Trackmen Take 2nd League Win by Doug White Coach Harry Anderson's Orem High Tracksters claimed their second leape win last Wednesday, Wednes-day, when they topped BY High and Sprtngville In the new BYU stadium. The Tigers ended with 74 12 points compated to 56 for BYH and 36 12 for Springville. Eight of the sixteen events were won by Orem, with BY High taking five and tiree going to Springville. Big Mike Taylor from Springville Spring-ville gave the Tigers the most trouble in the shotput, discus, and Javelin contests by taking first. But Mike Bailey of Orem, along with Steven Jeffs and Jim McEwan, kept the cats in the running. The results: Broad jump Bullock, BYH; Watts, Spr.; Chrlstensen, Orem; Egbert, BYH. Distance 19 feet IVi inches. High , jump Webber, Orem; Webb, Orem; Everett, Spr.; Shepherd, Spr. Height 6 feet 1 inch Pole vault-Tucker, Orem; Berge, BYH; Asay, BYH; Stansfield, Spr. Height-12 feet. Shotput-Taylor, Spr.; Wilde, BYH; Bailey, Orem; Montague, Spr. Distance 50 feet 6 inches. Discus-Taylor, Spr.; Bailey, Orem; Montague, Spr.; Ridge, BYH. Distance 133 feet 3 inches. Javelin Taylor, Spr.; Gibbons, Gib-bons, BYH; Jeffs, Orem; Mo-' Ewan, Orem. Distance 170 feet 8 inches. Low hurdles Stein, Orem; Nielsen, Spr.; Wilde, BYH; Wallace, Orem. Time 21.9.. 880-Zabriskie, BYH; Shepherd, Shep-herd, Orem; Tuttle, Spr.; Hansen, Han-sen, Orem. Time 2:07.2. 220 Weaver, Orem; Buck, Orem; tie for third between Watts, Spr., and Whittaker, Qcem. Time-23.4. 440 Christensen, Orem; Gunn, BYH; Ogalvie, Spr.; Alder, BYH. Time-54.7. Mile Holdaway, Orem; Smith, BYH; Martin, BYH; Frischknecht, BYH. Time -4:54.1. 100 - Gunn, BYH; Buck; Orem; Weaver, Orem; Watts, Spr. Time 10.6. - 880 relay-Orem (Whittaker, Weaver, Buck, Christensen); BYH. Time-1:37.8. . Medley relay -i BY Hlsh (Wilde, Gibbons, Gunn,. Mar in fertilizer ... Fertilizer dealer has the ability to help you " determine the right amount of each fertilizer fer-tilizer element for maximum profits. See him today for your complete fertilizer ' program, and for the finest quality fertilizers available: USS Fertilizers, by United States Steel. tin); Orem. Ttne-S:59.9. Mile. relay-Orem (Wallace,. Shepherd, Van Wagenen, Engle-in$r)t Engle-in$r)t BY High. Time-3:48.2. High hurdle s Wilde, BYH; Webber, Orem; Nielsen, Spr; Zoll Orem. Time 16.0. USU HOPEFULLS OUT FOR FOOTBALL A turnout of 86 football prospects pros-pects is expected this Saturday at Utah State University when head coach Tony Knap calls his charges together for the start of spring practice. The Aggies will work out on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 3:15 with scrimmages slated for Saturdays, Sat-urdays, weather permitting. 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