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Show managing only a mere three points in the second period. The Texaco team t;wK tne lead for the first time seconds before the end of the third stanza with score of Bob Tisdale, Dan Johnson, Alan Keller and Freddie San chez combined jo put tm game out of reach the second half Johnson led all scorers with 20 points; Tisdale had 19, ana Sanchez 14, all in the second half. Keller had eight points, all on four crucial baskets in the' third quarter that gave Roy & Bob the lead. Harold Cuimingham, the league's oldest player, led Chucks with 15 points, Randy Lamph picked up 13, and Mark Mar- RAMI HIGHLIGHTS Veltri Drug Cyfers Cable Roy & Bobs Texaco Chuck's Pharmacy Rio Grande N. American Coal 1 1 ..43 .... 2 3 3 4 7 0 The local Oasaba loop is rerace solving into a for the second half title with Veltri Drug and Cyfers Cable aoh with one nip and tuck, loss. Cyfers kept pace with Veltri Tuesday night by bombing N. tinez 10. American Coal 8149 despite a Next week's Schedule-Mon- day, 25 point performance by Jerry Feb. 28 Carlson, a recent addition to & Bob vs Cyfers Cable Roy the N. American lineup. Cyfers N. Am Coal had five men in double figures Mexican Lodge vs 29 Feb. Tuesday, Celso Montoya, Robbie Jewkes, Pharm vs. Rio Grande Richard Martinez, Bob Donath-a- Chuck's & Bob vs N. Amer. Coal jRoy and Santo Lupo. Wednesday, Mar. 1 Carlson's shooting kept the Cyfers Cable vs Rio Grande game fairly close through the Chuck's Pihairm. vsVeltri Drug first half but with Jewkes, Mon ; toya and Martinez leading awRetirement Leeis. ay Cyfers made a run away of it in the second half, especially (Continued from Page One! after Carlson fouled out Roy & Bob gave every indi- fiscal year to the state building cation they are still to be reck board. Although the building oned with when the first half priority schedule contemplates standings aire pos'ted. After a a transfer of about $6.6 million tough loss Drug Mon- for" Twiddling purposes, it is posthe Texaco crew sible that the ending general day night came back to wallop a good fund surplus could exceed this million. amount by Chuck's Pharmacy quint, Chuck's had the upper hand Whole the totals in the legisall the first half and most of lative program enacted do not the third quarter but then ap- differ appreciably from the peared to run out of gas the budlgiet plan recommended by last eight minutes. the Governor, there were some Roy & Bob made a real come differences in specifics. One back in the third quarter after area where the Legislature did two-tea- m The 7th annual rIntermountajin - Utah Boat, Sports and Recreation1 Vehicle Show has been scheduled fcr March 9 at the Salt Palace here. Once again, the exposition largest of its kind in the West and one of the will largest in the nation utilize the entire Salt Palace facility for display of some $2.5 million worth of new recreational products. An estimated 200 or more 1972 boats, motors and marine products will be exhibited, as well as more than 200 new campers, motor homes, travel trailers, camping trailers, drives and other recreational vehicles. Also included will be large 14-1- Inter-mounta- n i $2-$- tion-planni- in Australia; 50-ce- I 72-5- 9. displays of the latest fishing tackle, hunting and camping gear and other outdoor sports equipment. Resort and vaca exhibits representing many areas of the U.S. and Canada will also be found at the show. A large stage show has been booked for the 1972 exposition Daily performances will fea ture Larry Griswold, the slown prince of the diving board," John iand Va Brady, a Jascira ing boomerang and whipcrack- rng team from George Carl; The Stebbin' Football Playing Boxer Dogs; and The Albarracines, one of the world's most exciting high trapeze acts. Admission to the show will be only $1.25 for adults, 50 cents for children from 7 to 12 and free for children under 7. Special free discount tickets good Electric Controls a for savings on two (Continued from Page One) adult admissions will soon metropolitan areas if the auto- be available at most boat, RV mobile exhaust problem is to and sporting goods dealers and other retail stores throughout be solved." he added. The WEST official cited' re- the area. cent U.S. Department of Commerce statistics which showed (that in a period 595 patents dealing with environmental problems were granted. Of fines antipollution ideas, LEAGUE OF NATIONS more than half reauire elec- Central Commission 2 tricity to make them go. 2 Matador Lounge 6 "Even without the drive to Pood Center 3 5 cipian uid the environment the lAsaiy's Wood 4 4 need and demand for energy BonBar Slalom 5 3 would increase as the country Chuck's ... 3 5 Pharmacy continues to provide to those Rio Grande Vets 3 5 emeirgiwe from poverty a stan Pepsi Cola 2 6 diard of liviny that many of us Highs: Virginia Taskar 191. have come to take for granted, 539, Edith Tone 180 516, Georg-en- e said. Perri 179 512, Vera Taylor 'The solution to a better way 180 503, Alice James 188 497, of life for all Americans is rot Rose Salzetti 181 488, Netta B. iess energy, but more," he said Burton 177.488, Pat Sciarcelli 205, Mange Banasky 202, LaRue Davis 198, Carolyn Tamllos 198 depart from the Governor's re- Rose Bendetti 189, Rose Moncommendation was in turning roe 184. down a proposal for a new $14 million bond issue to finance LADIES BIG EIGHT 3 9 an expanded program for rec- Veltri Drug 4 Carbon Emery Bank .. b reation development. 7 5 According to legislative esti- Helper State Bank 6 6 mates, total cofit of local school The Vogue 3 9 win Regis Club operations during 1972-71 11 be $131.9 million, the same sum Pilings Trailers 4 8 recommended in the Govenor's H elper Club 6 biuret. ,Tbe Foundation study Bonnies Lanes ... .. Highs: Sue Sherman 176 471, points out that the budeet differed from the one fin- Hilda Funk 168 492 Linda Scar ally adoted, however, in that tezina 162, Louise Dimick 170; it provided for prealter state Virginia Davies 182, Freda Bi suiraoort of the basic school oro anco 220, Netta Burton 161, Lu pram but did not recommend Crowson. 207 543, Edith IVic full state funding of the retire 189 518, Alice James 181 482, ment program for school Prudiy Dunn 172 473, Francy Hansen 197 537, Kay Rukavina Another fact noted in the 168 471, Kris Saccomanno 2C3 FounWion analysis was that 546, Liz Bonza 173, Carol Bishlegislative nroiection of school op, triple score 3 games 103. co'"ts for 1W2-7were ba";ed on estimates that were Jriw&r tyan the ones used in the Giweimw's budget. If the legislative cost rrioiecti'Cn bad been rme on the "larne as the uspd SALT LAKE CITY 44-4- 3. 6 5 SALT PALACE MAR. 14 SPORTSMEN'S SHOW one-ye- BSMUK8 ar ..6 3 i j .... THE HELPER MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS Stanley F. Yolles, Director National Institute of Mental Health THURSDAY. FSB. 24. 1972 M D. PAGE THREE keeneye's tips TV ON - Xc Overactive JOURNAL (Utah) SHOOTING JZm. V.M'JJ- - Children-Yo- ung v ! nftiHT rr? a "tablet When trancrvnrtinn hin namp children who show an either by pack horse excess and kind of activity beor on your back, yond the ordinary, normal range MARK the aame with are known medically as hyper''VC aDatchofred kinetic or hyperactive. or international orange. children These overactive constitute a small but significant portion of the usual preschool or kindergarten age Distributed as a public service by National Rifle Association groups. No one knows for sure how many children can truly be classed as hyperactive. Estimates of prevalence of hyperactivity have been made, one setting, then rapid moveMy however, and range from three ment to something else); play percent to fifteen percent of that forces caretakers to intervene; nomadic or rooming play preschool children'. Many hold the opinion that sipiliinig and throwing; inability the true figure would lie closer to delay gratification; and emto three percent than fifteen otional agression. The main thing, the research percent. If variations' and degrees of ers say, is that they have now hyperactivity could be effective reached a point at which they ly measured by a behavior as- can begin to adequately measand assess hyperactivity sessment vfxn. child care ureTheir work in continuing, as and m'' workers, physician ical researchers would be able is work supported by grants of of Menbo do a better job of finding the National Institute s)tadying, and treating these tal Health in other institutions, to find out more about overchildren. "It was all that his family Such information is now be- activity in children and' how to left for his use today, I'll ing developed through research treat it. bet!" 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