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Show AcBtfndDiii npaDrptfs Captures Gold Dovjmo Atf Thursday, July 10, 5 Eipleref athletes from the Utah National Parks County, Boy Scouts of America, returned home with one gold, three silver, Md one bronze medal marking victories in five TJ National d recently-conclude- organizations. Gold medal winners from the Utah National Parks Council included Brad Downs from Post 1 in Lehi, Utah in the 105 lb. wrestling. Brad wrestled like a true champion, beating winner Vaughn Dietrick 8 to 3 in his first match. The remaining three matches Brad pinned all of his opponents in the first period. In his last match for the gold medal, Brad pinned Jess Hewitt of California in 23 seconds of the first period. two-tim- e si ". J Brad comes from a family of wrestling enthusiasts. He LeRoy are both Region Nine and State wrestling champs. Brad also won the gold medal for the Utah National Parks Council Explorer Olympics in June. and his brother Winning that event qualified him for the national Olympics. A priest in the Lehi First Ward and a member of Explorer Post 2001, Brad is active in his ward. He holds the rank of Eagle Scout and is working toward the Duty to God Award. a gold medal in Other medal winners from the Utah National Parks Council were: Kimball Hansen, Post 823, Alpine Utah in the high jump; Post 823 from Alpine, Utah in Softball and post the national Explorer Olympics held at Colorado State University. 823 from Save Place For Wildlife A With new developments reaching further up the foothills of our Utah mountains, wildlife are gradually being removed from habitat critical to their winter needs. Perpetuating game herds in huntable numbers is of major concern to the Division of Wildlife Resources. Habitat acquisition and development is a key in maintaining wildlife populations. Since the 1930's, the Division has made a concerned effort to save important habitat areas for wildlife. However, in recent years, tight budgets have restricted habitat development plans. "The whole program has been slowed down to a snail's pace," says Don Christensen, habitat acquisition specialist. To help alleviate this problem, the Big Game Habitat Development Fund was formed. A big game hunter applying for a special permit this July will have the opportunity to donate to this fund if he is unsuccessful in drawing restricted permit. Under "Please Help Save A Place For Big Game," the applicant may indicate whether or not he would like to donate all or part of his refund to the Big Game Habitat Development Fund. Donations are tax deductible. For example, money received from last year's contributions to the fund helped pay for a land purchase from Dee Larsen of Ephraim. Larsen also donated 105 acres to the Division. (Donations such as these are tax deductible.) Many landowners would like to sell their lands to the Division of Wildlife Resources to keep the land for wildlife purposes. However, the Division may accept only a small fraction of these offers. Don "We are very selective," says Christensen "Each dollar is spent on the very most important acreage to fit in with our land needs." Christensen added that when the Division does agree to purchase land, the acreage is appraised and the owner is paid the fair market value. Christensen also emphasized that the Division of Wildlife Resources is the only state agency which does not take land off the tax rolls. An "in lieu of tax payment" is always paid to the counties. The major thrust of the program is to develop winter habitat for wildlife. As people spread out into areas previously occupied only by wildlife, deer and other species generally have plenty of summer range, but no place to go in the winter. When this happens, agricultural damage increases. Along the Wasatch Front, deer often end up in people's backyards, Christensen says that it is . Don economically impossible for the Division to acquire land in competition with the subdivides. Therefore, development efforts are concentrated in areas, where it is economically possible to preserve lands for information land is concerning the advanced file saving instruction offered at the American Fork Municipal Outdoor Pool can be obtained by calling Robert Krommenhoek, Classes will run from July August 23 on Saturdays from 19 Those in Builders won their first were and Jack Strattons, Jill, Entries and inquiries should be addressed to Jimmy Thompson, PGA Professional, P.O. Box 216, American Fork, Utah; or call 7563594. monies with $500 going to each winning team in low gross and low net handicap. Last year's defending champions are Christensen and Ron Hitchcock. teams y will agenda as Tournament. beginning July 14 from noon to 12:45 p.m. at the American Fork Junior High School. The total cost for the lessons is $10. ends. well as The 1980 Wasatch Front Fire Restriction open fires of any kind (including the use of charcoal briquets) except cam pf ires built within facilities provided for them in softball team, the west-facin- g If 1st Annual A&W Wed. - Sat. July game in tournament play last Tuesday, July 8, by a score of 17 to 1. This is their third year of competition in the Provo League. They are Tonya Lari Peck, Allen, Kathy Downs, Vicki American Fork Clark, AWARDS Each entrant will receive a FREE Shirt, plus door prizes will be given away. All winners will be given trophies and plaques, plus a drawing for a FREE trip to Las Vegas for two by the following schedule: Lee, A. For 1st, 2nd. 3rd. and consolation in divisions having 19 or more entrants. 6. For 1st. 2nd and consolation in divisions having 12 to 18 entrants. C. For 1st and 2nd in divisions of 6 to 1 1 entrants. 0. For 1st in divisions of 5 or less entrants. Their next game in tournament play is July 22 at 6 p.m. at Harmon Park in Provo. They will also be competing in the July Kip Beal. - Courts, hospitality room, refreshments, air conditioned, exercise room, Saunas, showers and lockers. Fox, Nancy Nelson, Larena Beal, Mary Davies and Terri Herman. by Supreme Racquetball Courts y 551 East State Caroline very ably coached this year by Dave Beal, assisted Dahl, Lorene 16-1- 9 Entry Fee: $11.00 - 1st Event $ 7.00 - 2nd Event $ 8:00 Juniors 7 members include Gina Tanner, Team Restaurant Steel Days Open They will participate in the state tournament in PI. Grove and in Lehi's Pioneer Tournament before the season Elane check with Forest Service or State fire agencies to be sure of fire regulations in the area. Campers are also urged to remind others of conditions and take proper precautions before starting fires in any area, remembering to always be careful! tops and U.S. Highway 91. Over the State the complete restriction area includes the slopes of the Wasatch Mountain Range from the Utah- - Fork Supper Club. La property. Those planning on hiking or camping in or near the fire restriction areas should Beals, First Place In Provo League Lehi Girls Fast Pitch The fire danger is high, and cooperation between fire agencies and the public will reduce the fire losses of resources and of Box Elder Peak, Mt. Timpanogos, Provo Peak, Spanish Fork Peak, Payson Lakes and the Nebo Loop Road between the mountain Lehi La Casa Starz Win Casa Starz, won first place in the Provo City League. They had a season record of seven wins and one loss. They won their first U.S. Forest Service offices in Provo, Heber, Pleasant Grove, and Spanish Fork. improved campgrounds, permanently picnic areas, or places of habitation. Smoking is also prohibited except in recreation sites, on paved roads, or in enclosed motor vehicles. In the Utah County vicinity the fire restriction area is defined as the area west y Spanish 24th tournament in Pleasant Grove. Their sponsor is Rose Hoover, the La Casa CONDITIONS OF PLAY OPEN JULY C 1. Entry Fees must accompany applications. 2. Entries for all events close Mon., July 14th. 1980. 3. The tournament ball will be specified later. 4. Participants furnish your own locks and towels. 5. All matches will be the best 2 out of 3 games. The first 2 games to 21 points, the third game to 11 points. All consolation matches will be 1 game to 31 points. 6. All winners will be required to referee the match following their match. Failure to do so will result in forfeiture of their next match. 7. Call after 6:00 p.m. Tues.. July 15, 1980 for your start- lib CENTO ME - - COINS JJJ 1 SUPPLIES BULLION WEST MAIN, SUITE 6 -- LEIII 765-322- 0 ing time. 8. Mail Entries and Fees to: 756-500- BUSINESS HOURS ; TUES. 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The canyon areas are included along with forest, State and private lands. A pamphlet containing the fire restriction order and exact boundaries may be obtained from the State Forestry Office from Order becomes effective Tuesday, July 1, 1980. The order prohibits the setting of be participating in the The entry deadline win be extended for y in the State Amateur. Open Fires Prohibited Evergreen Turf and Joe's. All 1 1 entry fee of $60 per team. Each two-ma- n team will play 54 holes with no restriction to handicap variance. Over $4,000 will be awarded in prize Site: e 11 winners can play individually (Sunday only) for cash prizes up to $55. title recently. Tingeys won second place, with Pecks in third. Other teams placing children age 2 mos. to 2 should contact Nyla Colborn, Classes will be held Monday, Tuesday and Thursday acquired, multiple-usplanning is a prime consideration, acFairchild, habitat cording to John development specialist. This may include spring development, reseeding and encouraging the right mix of plants for optimum use by all types of wildlife. In most cases, the land will be utilized by wildlife, people and livestock. Press-P- age The seventh annual Sted Days Amateur will take place July 11, 12 and 13 at the Golf Course. The entry deadline is July 10th. Ml entries must include the the Steel Days Tournament next week. The is on the Pleasant Grove Invitational teaching their years how to swim interested Barratts Win ity Title Barratt through a.m. Mother 'N Tots Swim Starts July 14 wildlife. Once Alpine in volleyball. Advanced Life Saving Course Offered Begins July Ex- plore! Olympics. More than 2,000 young men and women, ages 14 through 20, competed on the campus of Colorado State University in 29 sports ranging from archery, basketball, and canoeing to wrestling, water polo, and weightlifting. The program had the backing of the U.S. Olympic Committee, the AAU, and more than a score of national sports his way to Free ehi Explorer Olympics Amateur Golf Tournoy different events at the BRAD DOWNS of Lehi wrestles 1980-L- Phone Name Address City Club Affiliation .State. -- Zip .Birth Date . . e We reserve the right to any entrants. We reserve the right to cancel any category with too tew entrants. I hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors, and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may have y Supreme Racquetball Courts, or their respective against agents, for any and all injuries which may be suffered by me in connection with my competition in said tournament. Signature Partner's Name |