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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday November 2, 1994 - Monticello as they led Page 14 Broncos third, Bucks fifth at state 2A volleyball tournament The San Juan Broncos and Monticello Buckaroos went to the state volleyball tournament in Richfield October 28 and 29 hoping to face each other in the championship game. However, they underestimated the schools from the northern part of the state. Region 12 teams dominated the tournament, capturing first place (South Summit), second place (Morgan) and fourth place (Millard). Region 13 teams placed third (San Juan), fifth (Monticello), and sixth (Parowan). The Lady Bucks tournament draw began against the Millard Eagles Friday morning. The first game was a lopsided match with Millard taking advantage Bucka-ro- o of a mistake-pron- e team and winning 15-5. Monticello rallied somewhat in the second game, but not enough and Millard Tara Forrest had four kills, two dinks and won 15-- 8. one block in the series. San Juan began their defense of the 1993 state title by defeating the North Summit Braves in two games. The scores were 15 to 8, 15-The Bronco win sent them to the semi-finround 7. al against the South Summit Wildcats. South Summit suprised the Broncos by winning the first game 15 to 10. The Broncos appeared to return to form with a 12-- 8 lead in the second game. However, at that point, the South Summit server hit a zone and served out the match for a 15-- 8 Wildcat win. Friday evening, Monticello faced the Beaver Beavers in a consolation game. With the score tied 9 to 9, Penny Redd stepped to the service line. She served six straight serves and the The final Bucks won 15-was a convincing kill point by Forrest. The second game looked 9. like an easy victory for 7-- 0 Then Beaver got and momentum, scoring seven straight points and eventually winning Coach Esplin said of the second game, When it starts, all I can do is wait for the girls to turn themselves around. They did turn it around in the third game. The team rescued themselves with a 9-- 1. 15-1- 15-- 2 3. victory. In the series against Beaver, Franki Fullmer had 13 points, Redd had nine, with Courtney Young, Julie Adams and Forrest serving six each. Forrest had seven kills, Young and Carley Garner each had four. With their hopes dashed of bringing home the state championship, the Broncos played for third place on 11-1- 13-1- 14. Garner had six points for the Bucks and Forrest finished with four hits and three blocks. CALL WHIPPLE PLUMBING & HEATING 587-286- Hopi-Tew- a. into an entirely new genre Salt Lake City. The exhibit Sacred of Navajo pottery. This new form is now being susConnections ; Art and Natained by her daughters. tive American Latter-da- y -Saints in the Southwest McKelvey says, The will be displayed until Au- Navajo concept of hozho means happiness and being gust 20, 1995. The museum is free to the in harmony with everyone public and operated by the else around you. If the kids Historical Department of fight and they dont get The Church of Jesus Christ along, they dont have of Latter-da-y Saints. hozho. Working on pots All of the works in the ex(together) increases hozho hibit are by members of the Sacred Connections is the The culmination of more than sponsoring church. illusexhibit is organized to 12 years of research. - trate the relationship be- We supply and install furnaces, boilers, water heaters and gas fire places SERVING SAN JUAN COUNTY FOR 15 YEARS game of the contest However, the Broncos took control of the match behind the setting of Alycia Adams and the hitting of Darlene Black. The Broncos won the next two games to claim third 15-1- 15-1- 3, 15-- 2. SAN JUAN BUILDING SUPPLY Tracy Halliday stated that the team played well, tney just had a few flat points. d Volleyball is such a game, the damage is done before you know it, said Halliday, however, the team is discplined, knows the game, and finished well. Monticello faced Parowan in the consolation bracket. The Bucks built a 6 Deal with the people who know the building industry to 4 lead before it started again and the Bucks lost 15 to 8. Give us a call 40 MOAB 225 South Main Georgia Hamblin Joe M. Eaton BLANDING . . 259-584- 2 Box 705 Finley Bayles . . . BLUFF Clemma Johnson 678-200- 7 MONTICELLO F. Bennlon Redd . . 587-242- 4 Shirley Ramsay . . 587-239- . i 6 672-226- 3 TLE IKSURANCEJPROPERTYMANAGEMENJAPPRAISINGRENTALS two was a Game marathon game with each team going through the service rotation four times. The Rams jumped out to a 3 to 0 lead. The Bucks tied 4 to 4. Eleven servers later the score was It took sixteen more serves to bring 7-- 7. MONTICELLO MARKET 1. Good comfortable family home. south. Garden area. $65 Two-stoi- y r, Faces Large living room. 2-- XX). 1.75-from high school. 2. nice family room, sprinkler system, wood stove. On br has outside entrance which could be used as an office. Large lot. 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Ideal set-u- p for Ryle8fl, art. Sacred Connections focuses on several tribes. Most of the works are from Navajo and Hopi artists, Oman said, but other tribes are represented. McKelvey, who began making pottery while liv- - r, Every beloved object r, CARHART FEED & SEED 677-223- 3 1 restaurant, lounge or other business andor sq-f- Dove Creek 801-678-21- t r, Guyrene I QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS ter. $15,000. 281 N. BLANDING 300 SOUTH fast-pace- rator. a parNovalis WEST assistant coach culture and values of members of the church in the Southwest, says Richard Oman, senior museum cu- of 377 8. tween Native American is the center adise. 4 Millard won the first Bronco ing in Bluff, is part Navajo She and part of the taken hibit of Native American has artistry two art from tribes in the South- cultures, Hopi technique west at the Museum of with Navajo design, and Church History and Art in successfully merged them The pottery of Lucy Leuppe McKelvey is part of an ex- kills. 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