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Show uatttta 20 B DESERET NEWS, Wednesday, October 28, 1970 Volleyball Slated All-Chur- ch Prep Of West 7 First day pairings for the Volleyball Tourna- ment. scheduled Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake, were announced oday by Parry D. Sorensen, tournament chairman. Sixty-fou- r some teams, from as far away as Canada and Hawaii, will compete in the meet. The junior and senior divisions wil' each have 32 teams. For Friday's play they have been put iuo eight groups of four in each fo' i the-matc- h (lAi'- -i two-da- round robin schedule. 11 30 pm Oxnard vs Idaho Falls ?6th. Taylorsville vs Kmaman. Mana-v- u Pocatello 24th 5th vs. Polynesian, ys. Phoenix 3rd MS pm. Preston 5th vs Perris; Cowinlorado SDrinas 3rd vs ner, Renton 3rd vs PlacerviHe, Compton 2nd vs Grand Junction. Juniors at Parley's 11 am Taylorsville vs. Portland 8th, Sherman Oaks vs. Blarkfoot 12th. 2nd vs Murray 11.45 am. Enterpr.se v "d B'loham 7th 20fh, Calrarv 12 30 p m. Pleasant Hills 2nd vs Lan-sinLittleton vs winner of Winder 3rd and Benmon 3rd MS pm. Yale 1st vs Orem 4th; Long Beach 2nd vs. River Heiahts 2nd. At Rose Park 11 am. Mesa 2nd vs. Jefferson (New Orleans) , u h vs winner of Naples 2nd and Mt leasant 11 30 p n. Chester vs Keaukaha 11 15 pm. Bountiful 22nd vs. La Sierra At Edoehilt Santa Ana 2nd vs Burley 4th. 11am 11 45 a.m, Albuquerque 6th vs. 3t. and Taylorsville Saturdays competition. The third and lourth place teams in the first will compete All championship flight. matches will be bracket MOBILE HOME Pnl 30 115 pm. p rr CAMPER OWNERS Complete stock of supplies & all accessories to protect your equipment & provide safe & comfortable use all winter long Seattle 1st vs Provo 9fh Toronto vs. Culver CMv. After Fridays round robin play, the first two teams in each group, will be placed in the championship flight for ft played at the Deseret Gym. Juniors will play their first flight matches at Parley's, while seniors will compete at Edgehill and Rose Park. I'JSOTEQIEE MOVJ! ISA" 1? tournament The is being held in '.he fall, instead of soring as an experi-m- e his year, according to Sorensen. imfjfiifBwiflini SOUTH STATE TRAILER SUPPLY 1631 SO. STATE 486-216- 9 USE NEWS ACTION ADS Church College of Hawaii won the junior ar 3 senior titles in the tournament held last May. Taylorsville Ward is back to defend its title, but Lanakila Ward beat out the champs and will be representing the Hawaian zone this time. Another former senio champi-- . on, Oakland Fourth Ward, was beaten in zone competition by the Polynesian ward of San Francisco. The Oakland team won four consecutive championships from 1966 to 1969. A g V 9 m k xr 1 f & t ft wl A r r v B m STEVE ACERSON t A Green River Hich School ;' Green River's senior quarterback and defensive middle linebacker Steve Acerson gets the nod this week as the Oes-ierNews Prep of the Week. The 510, is in his fourth year of Green River football and nas racked up some impressive defensive and offensive figures for the Pirates. Three weeks ago against Monticello, Steve passed for 142 TJsards and one touchdown, returned three kickoffs for 63 et ybrds and made four unassisted and nine assisted tackles. Two weeks ago, against Class A Moab, he threw a C d touchdown pass, scored on a run, and made eight unassisted and seven assisted tackles. And last week against San Juan, he got 87 yards passing, threw a T touchdown pass and got 18 yards rushing. His coach Larry Rowley sums up the B student simply: rtHes the best football player we have had at Green River." t r Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Acerson, Green River. two-yar- Tom Brown L Tournament competition is slated at four gyms, Deseret, Parleys, Rose Park, and Edgehill. Four courts will be used at Deseret, two at Parleys and one each at the other two. Here is Friday's round schedule: V opening t Gvm: 11 am. Seniors at anakiia vs. Clear. leid 9th; Chatswortiv i B , j an Beach vs U. of U. 10th; Capitol Hill Ind vs. North Oqdet, 8th. . .o ,,i. Va sy Vew 9th vs. hurray 7th; Thatcher vs. Bnaham 20th; Edmonton 6rh; CyGabriel Park v press 1st vs. Provo 25th. ' a NHL Standings tr LflfflKma jL Eastern Division L W New York Montreal Boston Vancouver. Buffalo Detroit Toronto 5 5 5 3 2 2 1 Western W caao Lojis Ch S Ptv'ade'phia Los Ange es Mi.me3oa Pittsburgh Californ.a L 5 3 4 4 3 0 GF GA PTS T 1 1 2 1 0 1 5 6 5 3 5 0 11 11 11 20 10 22 32 14 18 33 7 9 5 5 2 1 2 22 16 Division T PTS 2 3 3 1 3 0 0 3 8 3 6 2 2 9 9 27 20 20 15 18 21 13 10 12 13 - 6 3 18 1, 13 30 ! These are among the 1970 Utah Democratic Party Resolutions: 30 27 22 GF GA 12 2 a , No 3 RESOLUTION .AULiPnans ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE WE THEREFORE RESOLVE, in order to check the excessive population Deluxe. threat: U.To promote education about femily planning and the problems that are generated by unregulated population growth. ' 2. To support legislation permitting birth control, abortion, or sterilization, the effect of which would be to allow each family the option to limit the size of the family unit. . tmn 3 KM (MU Pits tu WHITEWALLS $2.00 EXTRA 'S' No. 6 RESOLUTION ON DISSENT AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED (4) We call upon PREmium 1M EXTRA iftf fft Is Ur Tkerr art H &! iBtatry ibniidt rfin tirn. Uf ft ml quality itt tNi IN miMtecturtr C78-1- 4 E 7 8-- 1 4 F78-1- 4 G 78-- 1 H78-1- 4 4 21.88 22.88 23.38 24.38 25.88 We emphatically reaffirm the right of free speech as guaranteed in the First Amendment and the right of an individual freely to express his thoughts and convictions, no matter how unacceptable they may be to others in our society, subject only to such limitations as have been defined by the United States Supreme Court. (5) ht $2.00 the Utah Legislature to enact legislation to guarantee that police, military or vigilante groups will not be permitted on campuses of higher education in this state unless and until the heads of those institutions specifically recognize in writing for the public record, the existence of a clear and present danger which cannot be remedied by campus security forces; 'INTERLRNE WHITEWALLS ... f.i.t. 2.18 J78-1- 2.41 F78-1- 5 2.54 2,66 2.89 G78-1- 5 H78-1- 5 f F.E.T. L78-1- 4 5 26.88 23.88 24.38 25.88 27.88 3.00 2.45 No. 7 2.26 2.85 RESOLUTION 3.05 WgL- - &EWSEBE0 ON IND0-CHIK- A WAR THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Utah Democratic Party favors an immediate termination in the war in Southeast Asia and calls for an immediate withdrawal of all U.S. military personnel from that area. Because administration refuses to seek an immediate end to this undethe present TIT 1.70-1- 5 SMALL TRUCK TIRES clared war, the Utah Democratic Party calls upon Congress to refuse to propriate further monies for the support of that war. .xm.. Republicans Believe: Republicans in Utah are in direct opposition to the proposal on abortion and sterilization as presented by the Democrats. Immediate pullout in Southeast Asia would be surrender. The Vietnamiza-tio- n Program with an honorable withdrawal is working. As to Dissent and Free Speech the Republican view is that while these freedoms must be protected they cannot be abused on campuses or anywhere else. If you agree vote Republican. I ap- |