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Show v '- t BOX ELDER NEWS, Brigham City, Sunday, November 14, 1976 I instructor gains state position BRJH Utah Brigham City Recreation Department Ski Program Survey t Cfnfcs on tap MAIL TO P.O. BOX A BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH 84302 A Box Elder county physical education instructor has been of elected the Utah Association of Health, Rec. No. recreation chief announces ski plans BC The Brigham City Recreation Department will be shifting its ski program into full gear within the next 30 days. This year the program goes to work on a limited budget that will allow limited transportation service to the ski area it goes to, Recreation Director Jack Winn said. However, ski clinics are being organized and will be ready to commence on Dec. 1, with the first one at the Box Elder High School choir room at 7 p.m. Ski clinic number two will be on Dec. 9, at the same time and place. The third clinic will be Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. and the same place. The clinics will treat such things as ski equipment and maintenance, ski fashions, winter driving and snow hazards, the ABCs of alpine skiing and skiing. cross-countr- y Shop Representatives Representatives from various sporting goods shops and ski equipment companies will be present to show their wares and demonstrate. Also, representatives from the ski areas will be present to sign up interested persons for ski lessons and instructions. Other tentative dates for equipment clinics and actual practice will be set later, Winn said. and The city recreation depart- NAME(S) AGE(S) ADDRESS .PHONE NUMBER. NUMBER OF LESSONS TAKEN. Need Ski Lessons? Yes Want to take Lessons? Yes Where would like to take lessons? Do You all-are- at either of the resorts listed, No No Do You $2 to $3.50 tor lesson Snow Basin in- number of people requesting lessons and the area to which we would be going, Winn explained. At this time, no decision has been made as to the ski area we will be attending. That decision will be made after completion of a survey of Brigham City and surrounding area, he said. A form to test the attitudes of local skiers and their desires for the city program can be found in todays sports section. Winn asked that all who plan to participate in the recreation department program indicate their preferences and send in the form by Nov. 30. Cites Costs We can expect to be paying from $6 to $7 for an a pass Myrl D. Perry, physical education instructor and coach at Bear River Junior High school in Garland, was elected to the post recently at the organizations meeting in St. George. He will serve as vice president over physical education in the organization, one year as and another vice president-elec- t as vice president. He has been an instructor and coach at the school for 18 years and has coached or been assistant on every football team at the junior high since its beginning. He is a member of the Bike Century club for having his basketball teams win 100 or more games during his coaching tenure. Perry has served on the UAHPER nominating committee prior to being elected to vice president. He joins another Northern Utah resident to head the organization, Loye Painter of Logan who was elected presiden- NUMBER OF YEARS SKIING. ment has asked for quotes, structions, depending on the from the ski areas and has done some negotiation with Beaver Mountain and Snow Basin ski areas to get the best deal for lesson and lift prices. Our cost for transportation has increased from last years $3.05 per passenger to $3.24 per rider. Therefore we can expect an increase in rider participation costs. That cost will be published at a later date, the director said. Physical Education and (Circle) (Circle) Beaver Mountain (Circle) Where would like to Ski this year? Beaver Mountain Snow Basin (Circle) Yes No you (family) buy a season pass? ride the Recreation this No Buses Yes you year? Have you ridden the Recreation Buses in the past Do Will Yes No How many weeks (Saturdays) will you Ski? 2 4 12 8 6 10 (Circle) Are you Single? Yes No Are you a Family Yes No If you are a family, How will Skiers many participate in the Program this year, riding the buses? (List) Local youth receives Eagle award I . Perry, who resides in Dewey-villis married to the former Margaret Hess of Garland. They have four children. The new Eagle Scout is active in church, having served as deacons quorum president and is presently a member of the teachers quorum presidency. He is a student at Box Elder High school. Lindsay Jones, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kline Jones, 359 North Fifth East, Brigham City, has r received ' bf Myrl D. Perry .state vice president t-elect. Return to Recreation Dept. P.O. Box A Brigham City, Utah 84302 No Later Than November 30, 1976. Nutrient-Packe- lx $$ S' award. e, d Panfried liver slices are not only quick and tasty, but theyre nutrient-packeLiver is an excellent source of minerals (especially iron) and of vitamins (especially vitamin A, niacin, riboflavin and thiamin ) . BOX EIDER ACTION SPORTS'' iTOTS, SAEORE scoutings Eagle from your, sprouse rettz store The presentation was made during a recent special Horry While Selections Are Best! court-of-hono- r. ! Jones is a member of Troop sponsored by the Brigham 114, City Eighth LDS ward. Hes held positions of librarian, quartermaster, patrol leader and got together recently to view game films and receive awards. coaches of the Brigham City 70 A little football team display, trophies and awards after league in a bowl game recently. The team beating Layton FT" PLAYERS AND 1 senior patrol leader. 2-- 7 j z t VdirK. j'Ln.r "SiF' n , vi 99 With bowl win over Layton TUNEYVILLE CHRISTMAS CANDLE RINGS CHOOCHOO All aboard the Tuneyville Brigham 70A concludes season From the beginning, Brigham 70-little league football bowl team showed the fans at Weber State colleges Wildcat stadium they were the team to beat in their recent 12-- bowl win over Layton. Brigham City won the toss and except for four plays after their first touchdown, retained possession of the ball the entire first quarter. A hard hitting line, with power running by the backs, advanced the ball steadily until Brett Goldsberry took it in for the score. . Laytons defense held at the 'goal line and the point after failed. After three plays and getting no where, Layton punted into the arms of Brad Elliot who had a good return. Robbie Carver then took the ball on a well executed reverse and sped 50 yards to the goal, only to have the play called back because of a penalty. Citys 7 Good Tackling The second quarter had some Robbie Carver, Tim Larsen and Shane Bradford and once or twice by the whole left side of the Brigham line. Good runs were made by Goldsberry (15 and seven yards), Larsen (12 and seven yards) and Carver (25 yards) to bring the locals into scoring position for Larsen who zipped the final 10 for the score. Once again Layton stopped the point after and it was 12-- at half. The third quarter was a de- 0 Prep team reps & invited to meet Representatives of prep teams which plan to participate in Brigham Citys recreation basketball program are asked to attend a meeting on Nov. 24. Recreation Director Jack Winn said the session will begin at 7 p.m. in the public works office at city hall. said items necessary to bring include a list team players, a check for the $30 entry fee, a list of favorite referees and a willingness to get He of boys living in the Box Elder High attendance area between 14 and 18 years old are eligible to play whether in school or not, the director said. He noted that items on the meeting agenda will include league rules, conduct, money raising and 314 touch to every room fensive battle for the Brigham team, although Tim Larsen had two excellent runs of 22 and 10 yards. Brigham was plagued with two lost fumbles and a series of penalities that backed them against the goal line. With a surge of renewed hope, Lay-to- n made a touchdown and the extra point to close the gap to 12-- 7 at the end of the third. 4.77 Controlled Ball All dispose or property sal office, Jeff Williams, Tyler Stokes, started. DDO will The Defense Property good tackling by Tyler Dunn, 7: Fit column candles up to diameter, wide variety of styles, adds a holiday ChooChoo that plays its own record as it rolls along, 1 1 different songs, reg 11.88 Brigham controlled the ball for the final quarter with steady, gains, great ball handling and professional-styl- e blocking against the hardhitting Layton defense. Two great plays, both fake reverses, resulted in gains of 30 and 10 yards for quarterback Brett Lee Adams. Layton never gave up, though, and held the Brigham bunch in a superb goal line defense. Layton got the ball with a few seconds to play. The season ended with the last tackle by linebacker Tyler Dunn. It was a fine performance by the entire team. V Members were Tyler Dunn, Robbie Carver, Brett Lee Adams, Tim Larsen, Russell Case, Sean Richards, Tim Cosgrove, Tyler Bockmeyer, Brad Williams, Tyler Stokes, Brad Johnson, Tony Taylor, Jeff Williams, Kenny Christoffer- - 8.88 SNOOPYS HOT WHEELS SCOOTER SHOOTER THUNDERSHIFT 500 MIGHTY TONKA DUMP TRUCK Put Snoopy into the Action Shooter, turn the handle, he blasts off the stunt ramp on his scooter, reg 6 99 Stick shift, 2 Hot Wheels cars, control tower, 8 flags and poles, labels and instructions, reg 14 88 This tough giant hauls huge loads, load box raises for long, all dumping, steel body, reg 1 1.77 18" CD Lindsoy Jones . . . Eagle Scout sen, Shane Bradford, Kent Peterson, David Peterson, Mike Seelos, Brad Elliot and Kirk Nowak. Congratulations must go to the coaching staff, head coach Burke Larsen, Gary Case, Rex Adams, Stan Williams and Mike Carver. Also getting thanks Is Ken Beech who organized the Brigham City division. 2.99 47 67 TOY CHINA TEA SETS CRAYOLA' GIFT TAGS, CARDS, SEALS GIFT BOXES Just like mommys, 1 1 piece real china tea set serves 3 of her best friends 24 different brilliant colors in tuck box, reg 69d One of our favorites, For beautiful gifts, select from an assortment of 8 sizes and shapes in colorful Christmas designs CRAYONS 8foR PKG "Yuletide Assortment," 230 pieces in all including tags, cards and colorful seals, val 1 00 1.67 Amc schedules. Dispo- Defense Depot Ogden, announces a public auction sale will be held at Hill Air Force Base, on Wednesday, Dec. 1. The sale will start at 9 a.m. The public is encouraged to bid at bldg. 890. Among the 204 items to be offered will be refrigerators, furniture, metal containers, mm STARTS WED. NOV. 17 Show Times Week Nites 7 ADULTS metal shelving, clothing, head $2.00 the skis, mess kits, typewriters, carboys, cable. The items will be on display for inspection beginning Nov. 22, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily except weekends. A complete list as well as sale terms and conditions may be seen at Bldg. CHILDREN & 9 $1.00 MOIISTERS BlflMt Lack Nail m SUNN CLASSIC PASSES ONLY 25 STICK-OBOWS Traditional, religious and novelty designs available in this special value, 20 single design cards in each box, variety of Christmas paper in this package of 5 different designs, SO square feet, 26 widths, reg 1 19 This package of assorted designs includes 2 rolls of foil wrap for those "special" gifts, 26" widths, a total of 90 square feet packages, 25 self stick bows, assorted Christmas colors, reg 57 a bag A WO Anns MITE TUES. TO U. The final touch for 75 South Main Brigham City, Utah liJ(iHTHzt3Bir 723-240- 4 OUH POLICY BQDQV ' CARDS 9 ROLLS PAPER & FOIL reg 994 THANKS FOR YOUR VOTE BAG 6 ROLLS GIFT WRAP 20 CHRISTMAS AbaeiaaMa Saaamaa '890. 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