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Show The Magna Times West Valley News, Thursday, Tennis program offered girls' basketball teams are named All-Sta- te The following Registrations are currently being accepted for the 1993 West Valley City summer tennis program, offered in cooperation with Salt Lake County Recreation. The program will offer tennis lessons and Junior Team Tennis for youth interested in playing competitive tennis, and will run from June 7 through August 12 in neighborhood parks and schools in the West Valley, Kearns, and Magna area. To sign up for lessons or Junior Team Tennis, stop by the area young women from Granite School District have been chosen for the Deseret News and The Salt Lake Tribune girls basketball teams: DESERET NEWS: First Team - Class Angie Walker, Taylorsville. THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE: First Team Class Angie Walker, Taylorsville. Second Team - Class Julie Perkins, Taylorsville. All-Sta- te 4-- A West Valley City Hall, 3600 South Constitution Blvd., Room 380; Redwood Multipurpose Center, 3100 South Redwood Road; or Magna Recreation Center, 2941 South 9150 West For more information, call Hollis Robison, West Valley City Parks and Recreation Office, 4-- A 4-- A 963-322- 4. Registration deadline set for Butch Cassidy Outlaw Trail Ride The deadline to register for the Butch Cassidy Outlaw Trail Ride and Social Retreat near Vernal is June 1. The Outlaw Trail Ride takes place June 8 and consists of horseback riding in historic Browns Park. People without horses may take their RVs and participate in the dutch oven cooking, storytelling, and other activities. In addition to the historical and scenic value of the trip, workshops, entertainment, and food will also be provided. Utah State University credit may be earned for the storytelling segment of the 16-1- retreat. Browns Park is a remote valley about 40 miles southeast of Vernal along the Green River bordering Colorado and Utah, not far from v jM ,rv, iiM - 'nfiO 99-- i .t the Wyoming state line. The region was a favorite among Old West criminals because of its remoteness, its proximity to several state lines, and the friendly relationship the outlaws maintained with area residents. The cost for those participating is the cost of the six meals: $60 for adults and $30 for children under 10. The meals include a wild game dutch oven barbeque and a Thanksgiving dinner. Participants must bring their own horses. The retreat concludes with Vernals Dinosaur Days on June 19 at the Utah Field House of Natural History and Dinosaur Gardens, 251 East Main in Vernal. For trail ride applications, or call 789-693- 2. Fish Lake open for boating As of May 18, Fish Lake is clear of all ice and is now open for boating. Early results on fishing success have been very good, both from shore and from boats. The best success from shore is aroupd the Twin Creeks area, while trolling success has been best along the moss banks all around the lake. Resorts will be open and fully operational for the Memorial Day weekend. For information on lake condition and reservation information, call Fish Lake Resorts at 638-100- M i uM e, r ' inhii Student Accolades Region III Football Team for All-Regi- on 1992-199- 3 The following young men from Granite School District were selected by Region III head coaches to be on the Football Team: Region III OFFENSE - 1ST TEAM: Jeff Brimhall, Cyprus; Dave Castro, Hunter; Loii Phung, Taylorsville; Anthony Johnson, Cyprus; Matt Bruce, Hunter; Pete Wooden, Cyprus; Sam Mounga, Kearns; Matt Doane, Granger. DEFENSE - 1ST TEAM: Jason Dixon, Bryan Dean, Hunter; R.D. Bishop, Hunter; Sam Matagi, Cyprus; Dave Hancock, Hunter; Randy Hunter, Granger; Todd Hillam, Kearns; Mike Jones, Taylorsville. OFFENSE - 2ND TEAM: Troy Luckart, Kearns; James Masina, Cyprus; Scott Halowell, Hunter; Chad Jex, Hunter; Jared Spackman, Cyprus; Mike Brown, Taylorsville; David Gaddy, Hunter. DEFENSE - 2ND TEAM: Ryan Ellsworth, Cyprus; Travis Veazie, Kearns; Anthony Early, Taylorsville; Trevor Hopkins, Granger; Matt Flanders, Hunter; Rob Case, Cyprus; Paul Alusa, Kearns; Dave Lockwood, Kearns. 1992 All-Regi- 0. softball clinic by the NFA softball players and Utah State and U of U softball coaches at 10 a.m. July 4. For more infonnation, call Jody Wright at COPPER GRASS DOUBLES TOURNAMENT VOLLEYBALL Registrations are now being taken for the Copper Classic Grass Doubles Tournament at Salt Lake County Recreations main office, 2001 South State St., S4900, SLC, 468-256- at 9 a.m., June 12, at Cotton- 4400 South East. Registration forms may be picked up at the main for more office or call information. Registrations are due by 5 p.m. June 11. 'Late registrations '"will be takfehHip until 8:30amrJiine 12 with an additional $5 charge. wood Complex, 1300 JUNE CLASSIC WOMENS SLO-PITC- SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT H Salt Lake County is accepting team registrations for 0. PIONEER DAYS 5K FUN RUN Salt Lake County will offer the first annual Pioneer Days 5K Fun Run July 24. The run will begin and end at Cottonwood Complex, 4400 South 1300 East, and will start at 8 UT 84190. Cost is $15 per player, $10 if a FOVA member. The tournament is scheduled to begin by Dale Simons "My sweatshirt coven front and spine, though tattered and III fitting. It wasn't made by Calvin Klein, nor dear 1993 7 Sports activities offered Decker Dash bike 468-25- ne May 28, series starts June 1st The Decker Dash weekly mountain bike race series kicks off at 5:50 p.m., Tuesday, June 1, at Decker Lake recreational area (2770 South, just west of Redwood Road) . The event, the first of its kind in Salt Lake City, will be held event director. every Tuesday evening through July 28. The series consists of laps categories. 1.5-mi- le 10 Cyclists finishing in the top will collect Decker Dash race points that will accumulate throughout the k series. Awards will be given at each race for the top three finishers in all 12 nine-wee- Theres still a dividing line between competitive and around Decker Lake and the recreational riders, said Chauner. The Decker Dash a.m. surrounding area. Its a fun course with Race Series will bring those Registrations will be taken at the S.L. Co. Recreations small hills and some groups together for a fun yet ter-rmain office, 2001 South State, technical single-trac- k challenging ride. Ed Chauner, ' t 4900, SLC, UT 84190. Cost is, 2 ?uu 1nh tt.T n?.n li r. RK !v -- .iirrftM $10 if registered by July 16; r Qrif4 thi will guarantee a shirt the day of the race. After the deadline, the fee is $12 and shirts will be ordered after the race for runners. Registration the day of the race will be taken from a.m. For more information, m , A caU 468-256- 0. Support your local schools and attend the games! Great, affordable fun for the family! the USSSA June Classic Womens Slo-Pitc- Softball h Book of Hag Tournament scheduled for June 26 and 27. Registration I have this old sweatshirt. Its great for Saturdays. Especialis $170 per team, due no later to I to like wear around if on won like it we town, Friday. ly than June 11. The tournament store. or the the barber shop grocery in on the front big red is a triple elimination with B, My sweatshirt has East printed to no read. There is other shirt C, D, and E classes and will block letters. Its easy see and Aunt Lanna'a knitting." quite so comfortable, or quite so ragtag. At the store where I do most of my grocery shopping, the baggers go to school at our arch rival. If we beat them, I love to go in and banter with them while they bag my groceries. Its such fun. , They dont want to talk about last nights game, but I insist. I stand there in my old sweatshirt, proud as a peacock, and ask what they thought of the contest. They give me dirty looks and I supress my smile. Help me out with these bags, I say. Im tired from celebrating last nights victory. It was such fun. Did you see the game? I stand tall while Im talking. The old sweatshirt makes me feel good; although battered, it seems to take on a glow in those situations. I cant remember the origin of the old beauty. Im sure I got it free. Ive had it since you were just a pup; got a lot of use It makes Saturdays more out of it, too. As I said, pleasurable. The sleeves are ragged and the collar is worn. Theres a big stain on the A that goes back to the day I wore it to get pizza with the team. The dry cleaners said the spot was caused by a combination of cheese, pepperoni, and pineapple. One Saturday after we clinched the region championship, I wore it into the barber shop. Do you coach at East? they wanted to know. Well, sorta, I said proudly. Nice shirt, the barber lied. I like it, I agreed. Everywhere I go, the shirt becomes a conversation piece especially if we win. The great thing about the shirt is its versatility . You can wear it anywhere, like fishing or mowing the lawn or to Little League games. You pan sleep in it on cold nights, or wear it up the canyon to a barbecue. I dont like to dress like other people. I want to be my own rugged self. You wear a tie. I want to be comfortable. You go ahead and lode sharp. I want to be casual. Take away my Sunday suit, but leave my sweatshirt alone. SIMONS SAYS: Just because you have two sweatshirts, its no sign you are leading a double life." SIMONS SAYS: Men who wear baggy sweatshirts are usually not very good coaches. They dont outline things very dear. ly SIMONS SAYS: I know a man who made a million making sweatshirts, and lost it all to one designer skirt. o Tree Busters be played at Cottonwood Complex and Harmony Parte. For more information, call 468-256- 0. NATIONAL FASTPITCH ASSOC. EXHIBITION GAME Womens Pro-Mod- TOPPING el TRIMMING REMOVAL OF ALL SIZE TREES Fastpitch Softball Team with former U of U Charmelle Green iscoming to Salt Lake City on their U.S. summer tour this year. Local girls softball teams are selling tickets for the event as a fundraiser for their teams. The exhibition team will be held at the Cottonwood Complex, 4400 South 1300 East, July 4 at 6 p.m. Tickets can be purchased for $5 each, which indudes a complimentary an SHRUBS & HEDGES TRIMMED STUMP REMOVAL FIREWOOD Hoop-lt-U- p registration Registrations are now ing accepted for the West Valley City and Salt Lake County Summer Hoop-lt-U- p League. This league is a outdoor basketball league for boys in grades 7 through 9. Cost is $25 per participant, and includes a team jersey, nine games with two referees, and a scorekeeper. Awards will be given to the -3 first and second place finishers in each session. For further information, contact Hollis Robison at 963-322- 4. DONE RIGHT, PRICED RIGHT be- FREE ESTIMATES 2E0-17D0 t No job too large We like tough jobs SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK SENIOR Lucouiits i |
