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Show -- ' Wednesday, December 20, 1995 ; tmc0-cbj- s Nephi, Utah fPOORTcOPY Girls lose to Parowan 49 Wasps basketball lose to MIcMeld 55 to 36 By Suzanne Woodland JHS Correspondent The Juab Wasps Boys Basketball team was defeated by Richfield last Tuesday night.. The score for the game was 55 to 36. The team didnt play real well, stated Coach Wallace. We made some mistakes that hurt us in the long run, he said. There were two high scorers for the game: Preston Jones with 12 and Bart Garrett with 10. The JV team was also defeated 63 to 47. We played bad defense, stated Coach Jacobsen. The Freshman team defeated Richfield 51 to 48. Coach Jeff Wallace was really pleased with the teams performance. The guards penetrated great and had some great dishes to the post players, he said. Jimmy Coray led the team in points. He had 17. Juabs Varsity team lost to to 30 By Suzanne Woodland JHS Correspondent The Varsity Wasps Girls Basketball team was defeated by Parowan last Tuesday night. The score was 49 to 30. The high scorer had 9 points and Cody ShepJuabs next game will be Fri- er and rebounder was Amberlee herd had 8, they were the high day December 22. They will be Wright. She had 13 points and scorers for the game. playing Gunnison at Juab. 11 rebounds. The team really hustled through the whole game, stated Coach Sperry. Parowan had a 6 2 girl that took the team out of rhythm in the first half, but by the 4th quarter the team was playing well, although it was a little to late, he said. The JV team defeated Parowan 59 to 54. The high scorer and rebounder for the game was Stephanie Boyd. She had 20 points 8 rebounds. Everyone contributed and played hard in the game, stated Coach Sperry. Coach Sperry felt that Stephanie Boyd played a hard game and Tamarie Olsen played very assertively. There was no Freshman game. The Varsity team also lost to Millard 49 to 61. ShanteU Hall has the high scorer for the team. She had 18 points. She also was the high rebounder. She had 5 re Millard 63 to 61 in overtime last Friday night. Coach Wallace felt that Dustin Mace was the outstanding player of the game, He stepped up and played real well, he stated. Dustin had 19 points and 8 rebounds. Preston Jones had 16 points 7 rebounds and Bart Garrett had 14 points also helping out the team. Before overtime Juab had made all of their foul shots except for 5. The JV team defeated Millard 48 to 36. It was a good team effort and good team defense, stated Coach Jacobsen. Brady Blackett, Matt Ware and Brett Lovell all had excellent games Coach Jacobsen felt. The Freshman team was defeated by Millard 51 to 34. It was a good effort, but things TRYING FOR TWO Juabs Chet Jackson tries to put up 2 points Richfield game played last week. Juabs next game in Friday didnt go. .well for ,us, stated-Cpac- h in the as they take on Gunnison. night ? Wallace. Paint1 Jeff Tyson This Newspaper and all inserts included are recyclable Please Recycle! Continued from page 6 Open house for SUU students ed to those interested. Open houses in Utah are scheduled for central Utah, the Richfield area, Salt Lake City area, Park City area, the Uintah Basin, St. George area, eastern Utah, Utah County, and north- ern Utah. individuals or Twenty-fou- r husband-wif- e teams in the admissions advisers program are offering potential SW students and their parents assistance in understanding programs, procedures and policies of the university. The open houses are just a part of their duties, according to 7 bounds. Coach Sperry felt that the team didnt step out to stop Millards power game in the first half, but during the 2nd half they played a lot better and more aggressively. Juab out scored Millard in the 2nd quarter. The JV team defeated Millard 54 to 49. The JV team played great together, everyone helped out, stated Coach Rowley. The high scorers for the game were: Donni Philips with 12, and Alesha Newton with 8. The freshmen also defeated Millard 62 to 42. Marcie Jackson scored 19 points making her the high scorer for the game. The Wasps next game will be Thursday, December 21. They will be playing Gunnison at Gunnison. Continued from page 2 Eureka gas struction. Golden Mangelson, director of the agency, could give the group copies of the documents and contracts the county had with the agency, said Greenhalgh. Kay said that Eureka may have the opportunity to work with three communities of Utah County Santaquin, Genola, Goshen as part ofa Utah County Special Service District to bring gas to the three communities. However, said David Leavitt, it is legal for a Special Service District to cross county lines. If such a district is desirable, he said, the commissioners from Utah County can write a certified letter to the Juab County said Young. In addition to the public hearings, said Fisher, 51 percent of the property owners in Eureka would need to agree with the creation of a special service district to bring natural gas to the community. If Mountain Fuel did agree to bring the service to the community, there would be a $1,500 connection fee per connection, said Fisher. Mountain Fuel would have to bond for the project and money would need to be paid by Eureka Why not own the system yourself? asked Fisher. up-fron- commissioners. You then have 30 days to respond, said Leavitt. No answer is understood as a rejection, he said. Utah County commissioners could then have the taxing authority over a community in Juab County, said Leavitt. The special service district would be allowed only to tax Eureka for natural gas, he said. I think it would be opening a can of worms, said Young. It would not approve Eureka being part of a special service district in another county unless the community had a public hearing and the views of the residents there were considered. The special service district with a taxing authority in another county would represent taxation without representation, said Young. Do you think the citizens of Eureka wouldnt agree to be part of the special service district?; asked Mayor Kiyl 1 ... Fisher said, there would be public hearings held as part of the process. In addition, he said, a mechanism for a payback could be structured. 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