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Show Tlu'-sdiy, August 10, 1972 Utah Valley Swim Champs Orrtu-G neva Times I For the third consecutive year the OrenrSCERA Barracuda swimmers are hailed the winners of the Annual Utah Valley Swimming Swim-ming Championships. This year the meet was divided into "A and "B classifications, with Orem winning both catergories over seven other contenders of the valley. A great deal of credit for this very successful season Is not only credited to the many hours of hard work by the team mo.-nb.5rs, but to the very able and devoted adult leadership provided pro-vided by Cynthia H rst and Mike Baxter. Trophies presented for the Dual Meet, plus the Utah Valley Championships, will be on display at the SCERA pool area. i Y t j n , 'lj-' '-f LEO FORD HOSPITALIZED Leo Ford, Orem City Sanitation Sanita-tion Director, is being treated in the Payson City Hospital for complications following a hernia operation. i, fr BACK, left to right, Kim Brown, Duane Wyncoop, Carol Cardon, Charles Cranney, Dan Miller, (middle) Cindy Goates, Julie Dunn, Cindy Clark, Janet Gilbert, Susan Jaussi, Chris Park, MegClark. (Front) Terri Healy. Kosalyn Jefferes, David Tobler, Tom Mc Ginnis, Todd Roller, BACK, left to right, Lisa Adams, Kathy Abel, Lori NIcols, Derek Muse, Keith Hanks, Rick Marshall, (middle) Chad Lee, Dale Hills, Tammy Borup, PamHeardman.Jill Bestor, Julie Baxter. (Front) Ann Hawkins, Kip Olsen, Rick Nelson, Brett Tobler. BACK, left to right, Mark Robertson, Karl Hurst, John Bestor, Mary Ann Hansen, Jenni Lynn Hills, Michell Penrod. Drue Park, (middle) Jerri Talbot, Shelly Roller, Anna Jefferey, Shelby Williams, Lori Moore, Wendy Wood, Lynmarie BanneU Terri Greenhalgh. (Front) Kim Jenson, Jeff Wirth, Bruce Richenback, Jon Wood, Richard Roshelby, Chris Norman, Stan Deluew. - :J ji i' ,Ti w A j- l ij: 7jt J-iV ;j Orem 34fh; Vineyard, Win In Softball In the CitySlow-PitchChamp-ionship Softball GameheldTues. night, August 8, in Orem, the Orem 34th Ward team "socked it home" tobeat the Orem 17th Ward 9-2. The Consolation Winners in the Slow-Pitch Game were the BYU team who defeated the Orem 26th Ward in a close 12-10 game. In the City Fast-Pitch Championship Champ-ionship Game, Vineyard went after their opponents, Orem 35th Ward, and forged final score of 12-7. The Consolation Winners for the Fast-Pitch Play, Orem 8th Ward played the tightest scoring game all night to beat the Provo 20th Ward with a 17-16 cincher. Coach Tom Molen ofOremwas ahead to a -present to direct the night's play. On To The State Playoffs BACK, left to right, Robbie Robertson, Robin Anderberg, Jackie Clegg, Nancy Hansen, Sydna Boren, Rennie Pen-rod, Pen-rod, "Lisa Greenhalgh. (Middle), Trisha Robertson, Lori Tobler, Susan Richenback, Laura Roller, LuAnn 'Talbot, Elizabeth Norman, Scott Healy, Todd Kitchen. (Front) Steven Kelling, Mike Conrad, Ray Bennet, Paul Hirst, Paul Larsen, Sheffer Clark, John Clark. FRONT, left to right, Matt Tobler, Kelly Anderberg, Robert Ro-bert Hirst, Dean Hansen, Paul Parker, Craig Cheringtoa. (Back), Laurel Willis, Linda Wood, Nina White, Fawn Boren, Sharon Robertson, Ann Larsen. Utah Weather Crops Summary A few scattered showers and thunderstorms were reported from many sections of the State during the past week but the accumulated moisture was generally gen-erally light in amount. A few isolated stations in the southeast section recorded heavy percipi-tation percipi-tation but soil mositure on range and nonirrigated croplands continues con-tinues very short in the south-short south-short to very short in the north. Temperatures averaged near normal except 2 to 4 degrees below along the Wasatch Front. Soil temperatures at the 4" depth again ranged from the upper 70's in Cache Valley to near 80 in Salt Lake City and Richfield and the mid-90's in Utah's Dixie Range feed poor to fair in the southfair in the north. Week favorable for Harvest operations. Harvest of second crop alfalfa hay is in progress except in a few late counties and about one-fifth one-fifth done. Small grain harvest has started in the lower elevations ele-vations with dryland winter wheat about one-fifth done, irrigated winter wheat just started, spring wheat and barley about 5 percent, and oats barely started. Commercial Com-mercial vegetable crops condition con-dition mostly good. Harvest started in early potatoes and sweet corn harvest beginning. Cattle and sheep condition mostly fair to good no movement reported. re-ported. SOIL MOISTURE Soil mositure on nonirrigated crop and range lands is reported to be "very short' in central and southern Utah except San Juan County where it is rated as "short." In northern Utah most counties rate soil moisture mois-ture as 'short" although a few areas also show it as "very short." There are some reports of crop damage to irrigated crops in central and southern Utah as Stars Plan Season With Wise and Beaty a result of inadequate irrigation water HAY HARVEST Harvest of second crop hay has started in most sections although a few high elevation areas have not started yet. Washington Wondrous Willie Wise is under County finished some time ago contract to the Utah Stars for and Box Elder and Weber are the upcoming 1972-73 season, it getting well along. Otherwise, was announced Saturday by Vince second crop harvest for most Boryla, club president, counties is less than one-fourth No terms of the agreement done and averages less thanone- were disclosed, but with Zelmo filth for the State, ihere are reports of weevil, aphid, and lygus bug damage with some spraying for control in central and south-western Utah. Harvest of colvertimothy and wild hay has started in all but high elevation areas and has reached or passed the half way mark in Box Elder, Cache, Utah, Sevier, Beaver, Wayne, and Sevier Counties. GRAINS Harvest of nonirrigated winter wheat is in progress in essentially essen-tially all producing areas of the State with about 20 harvested wl V. i ill Xl, t.fl it jf famwi Vj . Jil tBJ f L FAMILY CYCLE 748 So. State Orem 224 - 0211 Raleigh Bikes from Pee Wee Size To The Professional 10 Speed 5 Speed 3 Speed In Stock Come In and See Ken Hughs For Repairs & Services For All Models Opening Sales Punctured Resistant Tubes Tire Patch Kits 2.95 34 FREE LOCK WITH EACH BICYCLE SOLD SATURDAY ClVFF'S FA MILV CY 748 So. State Orem 225 0211 Open Friday & Saturday Till 9 PM Beaty already signed under a multi-year contract, this means the Stars have their two super stars ready for action well in advance of the mid-September pre-season training camp opening. open-ing. Wise, a 6-6, 215 pound forward with great moves andaburning desire to excel in aU phases of the game, had a fantastic campaign cam-paign in 1971-72, his third pro season. Willie barely trailed Big Z in regular season scoring,, 23.2 points as compared to 23.6. In the playoffs Wise improved his point norm to 25.3 to lead the , team. During the Stars' successful suc-cessful drive to the ABA western division title Willie put together 31 consecutive games in which he scored 20 or more points, his high game being on Feb. 23 when he tallied 50 points against the Kentucky Colonels. Beaty, nicknamed "The Franchise Fran-chise for rather obvious reasons, rea-sons, is just like 01 Man River ....he just keeps rolling along. Playing on pained knees, Big by July 22. Earliest conties are well along. Harvest of irrigated winter wheat has started but less than 5 percent of the State total has been combined. Less than half of the spring planted acreage acre-age of small grains is rips 35 for spring wneat, 25Vb for oats, and 40 for barley, Harvest Har-vest has started along the Wasatch Was-atch Front, in Millard County, and in the Wasatch-Summit Counties area. Spring wheat and barley harvest is about 5 fdne for the State while oats harvest is reported re-ported only in Box Elder County. Yield prospects for spring wheat, oats, and barley are generally good although some lodging has occurred in several areas and there has been some reduction in yields in Beaver County because of a shortage of water. VEGETABLE CROPS Prospects are good for snap beans, sweet corn, tomatoes, and dry onions.Snap bean harvest started in Box Elder County July 20. In Weber County tomatoes are staring to ripen and early corn is about ready.DavisCounty growers have started to harvest early potatoes and sweet corn harvest has just begun. OTHER CROPS Alfalfa seed prosepects in Millard County look good. Bean growers in San Juan County are hoeing and cultivating their bean crop. Z last year had one of his best seasons since breaking into the NBA in 1962. He ranked 11th m the ABA with his 23.6 scoring average, was sixth in rebounding with 13.2 retrieves per contest, was the fourth most proficient shooter from the field with .542 accuracy and was the sixth best free throw shooter. WINNING FIRST PLACE in the American League city play-offs to go into state playoffs play-offs next week were the Union Utes. Shown above from left to right they are: (Front) Shawn Holdaway, bat boy; Brent Wilkinson, Kurt Rawiings, Scott Howard, Bryan Holdaway, Kyle Clegg, Jim Gillman, John A, Holdaway, Kevin Holdaway; (Back) Coach Join T. Bolla, David Ciuff, Mark Rawiings, Garald Stoddard, Kim Rawiings, Corey Rawiings, and Karl Clegg; Not present for the picture were Richard Ballard, bat boy; David King, Kelly Dranney, Ricky Anderson, and Roy Zimmerman. lb. H. Grade teX CHUCK Steak f ;UlRI AftF TNT iUPot Roast UlD fei 4 RATH CfPAR FARM I - 11 UK- Tablerite Margarine 389 BACON Round e .".'Pot Roast c mm t BEEF i ..i Fruit Drinks 379c Skippy Peanut Butter 18 oz. Purex Bleach 5,t. 5AC iga CutB6e7ns 303 48gc IGA Applesauce 303 con 98C Norwest Peaches 2;Q$ Del Monte Tomatoe Juice 398 46 oi, Countess 7 inch Layer Cake Cantaloupes 4 FOR FRANKS 2 It $29 Pirw'vcoupoN! save io'TO,ytg cypioc? iiir.iHT n 107? Green Peppers 5cea Russet i Potatoes 10 lb. LA CHOYc fT SVi' CHOWMEIN tSU?l V ""Jivv-'J ! V ""MM i 7 1 .Fo.. Country Side Eggs Meadow Gold EXPIRES AUGUST 12. 1972 G01D MEDAL . FLOUR S fB 5 BAG : V(MEDAl FL0UB ' V- -Tr ib Pictsweet Peas Corn Spinach Peas Carrots 698c Standish Farm ""' Honey Bread 39C Pillsbury Canned Biscuits ...T mm b LA CHOY 5 LOi NOODLES 2') con SOY SAUCE sot. 19C A98' IceCream $tQ STORE HOURS 9AM-11PM CLOSED SUNDAYS We do not add 10 to our orices We reirv riqhi to lirr-i quQ""y No tales to doaUn Thirmol Wav Blanket . Sale TTJ 70 X 90 Pink, Blut, 89 God Avatodo, il.titH tmmm |
