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Show Price, Utah 8 Thursday, Way 28, 1970 ".Breaks the Price Barrier on ears 77 E. iiiimr per yd. Main in Price First annual Martin Bezyack memorial plaque awarded to Carbon High School football coach, Pres Sum- merhayes, came back to a familiar setting last week to inaugurate an annual award, the Martin Bezyack plaque, to the outstanding Dino gridder each seaA former long-tim- e j son. Coach Summerhays was present at the banquet and named Bill Gentry, a 6'2 senior tackle cn last year's Dinosaur eleven, as the first winner of the award honoring the memory of Major Bezyack who was killed last November in an airplane crash near the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Gentry was one of only two unanimous choices to the Four team last fall. Summerhays, who donated the plaque, said it would be given each year to the most inspirational Carbon High player. Each year the winners name will be engraved on the plaque which will be displayed in the school trophy case. An attractive award, the , FIRST RECIPIENT 87 ONLY of the first annual Martin Bezyack Mem- orial Plaque to Bill Gentry, Carbon High gridster. Photo Carbon High foot- ball coach Boyd Bell, left, and former Carbon High coach Pres Summerhays, right, were all smiles upon the presentation . . . S-- plaque center piece contains A a picture of Major Bezyak in football uniform and the following In memory of Major inscription: Martin Bezyack, killed November, 1SJ69, in an airplane crash at the Air Force Academy. of the 1951 Carbon High Stale champions. Presented each year by his coach, Pres Summerhayes, to the most inspirational Carbon High football player in memory of Martins great inspiration to his teammates and his many associates. Bezyack, an assistant coach at the Air Force Aademy at the time of his death, was returning from a scouting assignment when the crashed near Colorado plane Springs. The 1951 Carbon team that he along with Lou Mele swept to the Utah Class A title undefeated, crushing Box Elder in the championship game. Four Dinosaurs, Bezyack, Mele, Amadeo Beacco and Harry Abeyta, were unanimous selections. At least a half dozen others including Tom Taskar, Dick Morley and Pete Milovich all-sta- Bill Ho Gentry m Jobs Daughters sponsored a tournament May 23 at!, the Carbon Country Club golf course. hulc-in-on- e n wa$J Although no made, John Georgcdes won a doz en golf balls donated by PTC ApC pare! for a shot 23 inches from the' hole. Keith Leavitt won 10 gallons of gas donated by Marions Service for a shot 30 inches from the hole. Other winners were Dan Garber, 32 inches, can of car wax hole-in-on- e Memorial services ly 9 a.m. The memorial services will be under the direction of Post Commander John Zupon. Bonza donated by Eastern Utah Electric, Jane Mortensen also won a can At 9:45 a.m, the two lodges in Helper, Stella DAmerica, Lodge No. 77; and Sorelle, Stella DAmerica, Lodge No. 31, will conduct their annual Memorial Day services at the lodge lot under the direction of their respective presidents, Dr. J. J. Dalpiaz and Mrs. Joe Sacco-manItalian-America- prior to arriving at the n of ear wax from the same sponsor for a shot 39 inches from the hole,' , offer a Memorial Day Mass at the cemetery beginning at 10 a.m. Parishioners the church are of asked to gather at this time at the altar near the southwest cor- Rev. R. A. Daz, pastor of St. Church, will ner of the cemetery for the Mass. Anthonys Catholic Helper cemetery at approximate e but closeness netted prizes Carbon wrestling coach John received second team or honorable mention reognition. Cooley acted as master of cereBezyack was a graduate of the monies for the annual banquet University of Utah where he and introduced Coach Summerplayed football for Coach Jack hays. Susan Carlson, president of Curtice. Summerhays, incidently, the Carbon Pep club, and Michael also moved on to the Utah football Mascaro, president of the staff in 1952 as freshman coach. Club, responded with short Presently he is serving as the their talks for baseball coach at Utah. respective groups. Carbon Post 21 of HELPER the American Legion, Helper, will get a number of Memorial Day ceremonies scheduled for Mt. View Cemetery underway with a service honoring departed comrades at the Legion plot early Saturday morning. Actually the post color guard and firing squad will make visits to the Castle Gate cemetery and the two in Spring Glen beginning at 7:30 a.ni. under the direction of Vince holes-in-on- WE SLASHED OUR FOOD PRICES EVEN LOWER! rx its our k I greatest p; V i LI xV 1 Iffw JEANSELMES 'i Bake - Boil - Fry x Tenderized Whole or t fli ( ,& , fa v,,i Shank Half 'XV" Morrells Chef It' absolutely MAMS guaranteed !9 FRESH GROUND With each lb. The ultimate in Ready to Eat Hams With each lb. DRINKS Hi-- C All UTAH COLORED WESTERN cans of 5 LARGE Fryers 303 cans H II $ 1 llllllllli - ! CASTLE VALLEY'S FAMILY BEST APPLE SAUCE Flavors Bag of 25-l- b FLOUR ;; 25-l- I! Bag b. ewnt'MI 11 I I t I I I IhT WHOLE INSTANT COCOA Morrells All Meat Franks STRICTLY lb. OLIVES (6 CUT BEANS ca pa iif i UBOlOGN&i BOLOGNA by the piece I lb. y P0RK lb. 39 BUY $ FLY CHQpS Swifts Hacoii flIiaES Reg. 89c b. Can Now .... 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