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Show Utah Vialtfe Orm-Geneva Times July 3. 1975 1 M :1Miki-i ill i r-f f-4,1 THE WINNERS OF Wolf's tennis tournament are pictured above from left to right: (Back row, Jeff Johnson, Scott Christensen, Alan Cook, Michele Bandley, Randy Robert son Susan Frampton, RyanUddiard, (middle row) Scott Heaps, Kelly Sundberg, Vince Cramer, (front row) Heather Wood, Michelle S mooth. Hotes 11' Quotes Some time back, we related that the mountain lion has been added to the list of big game animals that were not accepted for the North American Big Game Awards Program of the Boone and Crockett Club. This statement state-ment was not complete. The correct cor-rect information is that mountain lions from states or provinces paying a bounty on lions are not eligible for the awards program. This was done to encourage recognition re-cognition of the mountain lion as a game animal and result in con trolled harvests. In Utah, the h mountain lion is a small game f animal and harvest are regu- lated. Therefore, lions legally taken in Utah are elibible for I the program. Inventories just completed by ? the Bureau of Land Management show that wild horses in Oregon r are increasing at a rate of 21 percent each year, according to the Wildlife Management Institute. Insti-tute. The latest count revealed 6,928 wild horses on national resource lands in eastern Oregon. Ore-gon. There were 5,715 on the areas last year; 4,080 in 1973; and 2,925 in 1971. 13 '.V J i f 1 II h 4 :'1 1 s v 1 v r !' i i 'ft. Scera No-Champ Tournament Ends Keith Trane the director of the tournament reports that there were 106 entries in the tournament. tourna-ment. Wolfes sponsored the tournament tourna-ment and furnished all tropies for the winners. In a no champ tournament, any winner in any tournament must move up to the next division, divi-sion, therefore, we have a new champ each year. The matches were well played and good sportmenship showed in all division of play. RESULTS of a 11S e mi-Final and Final matches. (Boys 12 and under Singles) Semi-Finals - Vince Cramer, Orem defeated Brent Whiting, Springville - 6-7 7-6 7-5. David Trane, Orem defeated Russell Rowley, Orem 6-1 6-1. FINALS Vince Cramer, Orem defeated David Trane. Orem 6-4 7-6. (Boys 12 and under doubles) (14 and under Boys Singles) Se mi-Finals Danny Nelson, Orem defeated Bret Carter Orem 4-6 6-4 6-1. Burke Plumer, Manti defeated John Larsen, Manti 6-4 6-3. : FINALS Burke Plummer, Manti defeated de-feated Danny Nelson, Orem 6-2 6-0. (14 and under Boys Doubles) ; Semi-Finals Arron Jackson and John Larsen, Lar-sen, Manti defeated Bret Carter and Russell Davis, Orem 9-7. Dixon and Bearnson, Provo defeated Carl Pratt and Mike Clark, Orem 2-6 6-3 7-6. FINALS Arron Jackson and John Larsen, Lar-sen, Manti defeated Dixon and Bearnson, Provo 6-2 6-4. (14 and under Girls Singles) Semi-Finals Randi Robertson, Orem defeated defeat-ed Susam Frampton, Provo 8-2. Sherrie Kaye Holdaway, Orem defeated Chris Braithwaite, Orem 8-6. FINALS Randi Robertson, Orem defeated defeat-ed Sherrie Kaye Holdaway, Orem 6-16-4. Doubles) FINALS Jeff Johnson, Spanish Fork de feated Alan Cook, Orem 6-3 6-2. (18 and under Doubles) Semi-Finals The dramatic increase in wild horse populations followed passage pass-age of the Wild Horse and Burro Protection Act in 1971. Consequently Conse-quently native wildlife, including defeated Brent Tragaskis, Provo 7-5 7-5. FINALS Scott Christensen, Springville defeated Don Lindstrom, Orem 7-5 0-6 7-6. (16 and under Boys Doubles) Semi-Finals cnn 'nrl Mtwar Rnonich growing numbers of wild horses Gary Lew and Steve Payne, Fork 6 3 6 3 ' and burros in several western Orem defeated Shane Swindle and Alan Cook 'and Ryan Liddiard, areas- BL,nhna,s fequested Jim Brown, Provo 7-6 6-4. 0rGm . dfifGated Don Lindstrom changes in the 1971 act to allow MoHunr navioc anrt .Tia .Tnit. endangered species, are being "uwv 11 m Mi v- w i4 j. : 1 : 11 umen, Provo defeated Jeff John- nun : Dy co mpeiuiou noui we Semi-Finals - Kelly Sundburg and Schott Heaps, orem deieatea (14 and under Girls Brent Washburn and Darin Evans, Semi-Finals OrwinrrtMl la O C 11 n ..1 . ... j n upuimvo-j, ivuuieue siuooi anu ousan riefmH "uw jtaiiict iuu nuiiioo r riiinpton, irovo aeieatea uiane Trane, Orem defeated Brent Reed and Peggy Prathero, Whiting and Brent Washburn, Springville 8-4. Mapleton 10-8. Chris Braithwaite and Nancy FINALS Zimmerman, Orem defeated Kelly Sundberg and Scott Jackie Clegg and Karri Hepworth, Heaps, Orem defeated Kurtiss Orem 8-4. Trane and Vince Cramer, Orem FINALS 6-3 6-2 7-6. Michelle Smoot and Susan (12 and under Girl Singles) Frompton, Provo defeated Chris Semi-Finals Braithwaite and Nancy Zimmer- Susan Cook, Orem defeated man, Orem 6-0 6-2. Nikki Beranck, Orem 8-5. (16 and under Boys Singles) Michelle Smoot, Provo de- Semi-Finals Don Lindstrom, Orem defeated Gary Lew, Orem 6-4 6-4. Scott Christensen, Springville Brent Tragaskis and Bruce Frampton, Provo defeated Brent and Scott Christensen, Orem 6-0 6-3. FINALS' Brent Tragaskis and Bruce Frampton, Provo defeated Gary Lew and Steve Payne, Orem 6-4 6-3. (16 and under Girls Singles) Semi-Finals Tracy Ann Turner, Provo defeated de-feated VickiHepworth,Orem8-4. Michelle Bandley, Orem defeated de-feated Vickie Fullmer, Orem 8-6. FINALS Michelle Bandley, Orem defeated Tracy AnnTurner, Provo Pro-vo 6-0 6-0. (16 and under Doubles) Semi-Finals Michelle Bandley and Heather Wood, Orem defeated Nancy Sucker and Liz and Lynn Nimer, Orem 6-3 6-3. the use of aircraft and motorized 6-3. river. feated Pam Shepherd, Orem 8-0. FINALS Michelle Smoot, Provo defeated defeat-ed Susan Cook, Orem 8-0. young couple had been Lopez, Orem canoeing in the river when they apparently lost control of their Vicki Fullmer and Randi boat. When their rescuers ar Robertson Qremdefeated Vickie , rived tliey er holding ontoa. Hepworth, Orem and Tracy Tur- iree umo in the middle of the ner, Provo 8-4. FINALS Michelle Bandley and Heather Wood, Orem defeated Vickie Fullmer and Randi Robertson, Orem 6-2 6-3. (18 and under Boys Singles) . Semi-Finals Jeff Johnson, Spanish Fork defeated de-feated Robert Liddiard, Orem 6-0 6-0. Alan Cook, Orem defeated Ryan Liddiard, Orem 6-4 6-4. ...LM.. 1- A . ... 1 r FINALS VBUicies iu iuuiiu up cawos uu ai rnnt nH Rvon i.kMiorH horses. It also asked for authori- Orem defeated Mathew Davies ty to give persons who want wild and July Julkumen, Provo 6-0 horses title to the animals. Jr. Boys Tennis Results Are In SINGLES No. 1 Alan Cook, Orem defeated de-feated Scott Christensen, Springville Spring-ville 6-3, 6-2. No. 2 Ryan Liddiard, Orem defeated David Frill, Springville 6- 1, 6-2. No.3 KarlMortensen,Spring-ville KarlMortensen,Spring-ville defeated ThyneAUred, Orem 7- 5, 7-6. DOUBLES No.l Don Lindstrom and Lynn Nimer, Orem defeated Steve Fram and Less Ruff, Springville Spring-ville 6-0, 6-0. No. 2 Gary Lew and Steve Payne, Orem defeated Blaine ; Kale and Gavin Washburn, Spring-'' ville 6-0, 6-3. 1 Final Results Orem 5 Springville Spring-ville 0. Canoeing Leads To Dip In River Orem police rescued two Provo Pro-vo residents from the Provo River Ri-ver late last Saturday afternoon. Glen Welsh, 27 and Regina Welsh, 21 of 244 University Village Vil-lage in Provo, were pulled out of the middle of the stream about a miie aoove Bridal Veil Falls. 1 ne 5 (En'eenn Acn'es'C - nvr FOURTH Wiiu" T'vr v-rrnnTTsrTranFin nnn CIGOP PCACJTTDC3G TO PLANT c vy.-r . 1 1 'i3X IT IS SAFE hJ Pint Only $JJ Quart Only $ n 1 I Basketball Clinic At 0HS The clinic is designed to teach The clinic will be held on each proper basketball fundamentals 0f the following dates during which will contribute tosuccess the hours of 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 in the game. Those who attend p.m. Instructors will be Coach will learn skills which will al- Jacklin, Coach Belliston and low them to continue their in- Coach Mascaro of Orem High dividual development. School. Boys who will be enrolled in Hue., July 15, Wed., July 16, the seventh through the twelfth xtu July 17, Tue., July 22, grades next fall are eligible to wed., July 23, Tue., July 29, participate. (A high school grad- Wed., July 30, Thu., July 31, uate will not be allowed to at- Tue., Aug. 5, Wed., Aug. 6, tend) Thu., Aug. 7. nursery 845 NORTH STATE-0REM : 224-2121 OPEN JULY 4th 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Name Address Telephone Parent or Guardian Grade in School (1975-76 school year) Age Height Weight SUMMER IF YOU USE noosno hoot staeiteo AND WATER PROPERtY 1.7 S FEES ENCLOSED: ( ) $10.00 Complete fees for the 11-day clinic. ( ) $ 5.00--One-half of the cost of the program. I will pay the balance at the start of the clinic. Make Checks Payable to: Orem Tigers Basketball Clime Mail With Application to: Coach Harold Jacklin Orem High School 175 South 400 East Orem, Utah 84057 Applications must be submitted by July 10, 1975. Anyone desiring to register after that date will not be guaranteed admittance. FOR A BETTER YIELD YOUR GARDEN AGAIN on n iv; IS Uc will be (3ft(p)j3r?fo) MJ L-....J L -3 tm-... The So Our Family Can Celebrate The Holiday "WE HAVE IT . . . IF WE CAN FIND IT" il tattling i vll,lir, ii-V. UK .. m .-. i; a &.ff ll '""at PICTURED ABOVE are winners of the Junior Golf Tournament which took place in connection connec-tion with the Orem Summer Festival. A good number of young people turned out for this popular event. Shown with the winners of the tourney are Connie Barker, Orem Chamber of Commerce secretary, Sandy Sumner, Kathy Carter and Shelley Richards. Winners were; age 13 and under, Brent Brockbank and Kevin Stratton; 14 to 15 Steve Borget and Dave Asay; 16 to 17 Terry Jacobsen and Rick McMullin; 18 to 20, Dan Christiansen and Bob Lott. 1? TT3TT frnTTDOTnT li JLl'UJjniiJMiill (TD TT TO M TTT) M T 1 n n hft n A WW liilj Selected Sty les from to'3596 $6J)180 Limited time only I we reduce selected Florsheim Shoes from our regular stock. Wide selection but not all sizes in all styles. Two pairs are a good investment! 1 6 WEST CENTER PROVO Save 10 Gil os TOtfEi) Steel Belted !!':.' :.. no IGOUSo o o A Whitevalls Limited Supply! 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