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Show 1980 Messenger - Enterprise, Thursday, March 27, Three Templars q Receiv e Honors First Coaches David Squire, Manti senior High Schools center, was named to the e team. The votes of Utah high school coaches won David a place on the Deseret News team. The Salt Lake Tribune sports staff se- lected him for the Tribunes e squad. 6-- 8 All-stat- All-sta- 2-- 2-- All-stat- Kent Abegglen, Templar point guard, and Mark Russell, forward, were voted places on the Deseret News Region 8 team by the coaches. Kent, a junior, and Mark, a senior, were joined by Rick May and Val Jones, Juab; Dave all-st- Roberts, Richfield; Dwayne Skinner and John Roscher, South Sevier, Todd Langston, Hurricane, and John Labrum, Millard, and Scott Dyches, North Sanpete, on the Region 8 team. In addition to David first Squire, the team players are Kirk All-sta- Pendleton, Richfield, named most valuable player; Todd Jeffs, Emery; Rod Gleave, South Sevier; Steve Hubbard, Richfield, and Andrew Jensen, Millard. e Deseret News second team players are Darrell Zenger and Steve Provost, Wasatch; Dana Russell, Morgan; Harrison, Union; Clay Todd Brinkerhoff, Millard, and Kirtt Myers, Delta. All-stat- 2-- David Squire 2-- A All-Sta- te '5;3j! oT Former Snow Coach Lauded A former Snow College coach has been recognized by the Utah High School Basketball Coaches Association for outstanding contributions to youth through basketball. John Ericksen of North Sanpete presented the plaque to Coach Ray Englestead, Junior College All ICAC and J.C. All American. John had been a player under Coach Englestead. is Coach Englestead now in his 32nd year of of teaching. Twenty-sevethese years were spent in coaching. He and his wife Louise journeyed to Car-so- n City, Nev., after i graduating from Utah State and in 1949 he began his coaching career. After one year the Englesteads returned to Cedar City, where he had graduated from the old B.A.C. and where he had letterman been a two-yeand captain of the college team. From Cedar City the trail led to Panguitch, St. George and Ephraim, where he coached Snow for four years. Finally the path led back to where he started Panguitch. Rays son Kay is now coaching for the Panguitch Bobcats, and can lean on his fathers experience for tips. Ray is currently teaching seven different preparations per day and refereeing on the side. Coach Wilbur Braith-wait- e says this of Ray: Few people have shown Coach Kent Abegglen Region 8 All-St- ar n Mark Russell Region 8 All-St- ar Advertise in the ! greater dedication to d programs than Ray. He has come through many of life's ups and downs and has retained a positive viewHis point throughout. in the friends many area congratulate Sanpete him on this award." youth-oriente- Golf Association Elects basket-bailer- 2-- s were in the spotlight last Friday in the First Annual Utah Basket- ball Coaches All-St- game. The game was played at the Snow College Activity Center before a crowd from the of the state. The surprise of the night was the team score, with the Most dominating 125-7fans expected a much closer contest. But with a large number of players in double digits, the close first quarter ) gave way to a landslide of points. Kirk Pendleton, Richfield, bombed in 23; Dairy four-corne- rs lop-side- d 2-- (24-16- College of Eastern Utah Saturday afternoon. The first games both days get underway at 1 p.m. On last week's tour, the Badgers split with Southern Utah State College in and Cedar City Victor with Valley split Junior College in Victorand ville, Calif., 5-- 6-- 2 9-- 4 4-- National Forest Lands ty .t t i ? decision to dropped an the University of Southern California in Los Angeles; tied with lepperdine 2 in a game called at the end of nine innings, and split a pair with California Poly in and Pomona The Badgers' leading pitchers are Bob Waddell, whose record is now Tim Einfeldt, and The top Nelson Page hitters are Larry Sandbert, Kent Blad, Rick Wilding and Mike Bernardo. In addition to the 8-- 3 2-- 9-- 0 3-- use, and the agencys plans to protect and develop those resources, said Jeff Sirmon, acting The Regional Forester. public has a voice in decisions affecting the long-tersupplies and demands on resources and uses such as winter sports, from Forest users hunters, wood gatherers, sightseers, and skiers, to mineral and timber indus-traliswill soon have a chance to help form the policies that affect actividesired trend in vegeta-tion- ties in the national forests. composition, said A public participation Nelson. The officers will program in the Intermounalso visually check big tain Region, now being game still in the area to planned, will assist the observe their general Forest Service in developcondition. The ing a regional plan that phyical data collected will be will guide the agency for considered in determining the next decade and this years big game beyond. seasons. Most areas studied are The Intermountain Recritical big game winter- gion, the largest Forest ing range. Many of these Service Region in the areas support large numUnited Sates, is gearing bers of deer and elk during up to evaluate its current the winter. In the past, direction in an attempt to land overgrazing, adverse improve its long-terweather conditions and management. Beginning complete loss of the area this summer, public to urban and rural involvement activities will developments have dimin- take place throughout ished winter habitat for Utah, Nevada, southern big game species. These Idaho, and western Wyocritical areas receive ming, an area with 31 special attention from the million acres in 18 Division to assure survival National Forests. But of big game in Utah. Forest Service officials Persons interested in want to start contacts with participating in the rides interested persons soon. should contact the nearest "People will have an Utah Division of Wildlife opportunity to examine Resources regional office the assessment of this or their local conservation Regions natural resourofficer. ces, opportunities for their ts al grazing, and dispersed recreation. The Regional Plan will address 16 resource issues generated from past public comment. These particular issues, issues cover timber pro- according to Sirmon. Comments will be solduction, firewood availability, mineral and icited from all the public as energy development, well as elected officials, livestock grazing in special interest groups, wilderness, wildlife and Indian tribes, state and fish habitats, water sup- federal agencies, and plies and quality, recrea- publics who responded in tion development, forest earlier planning activities. user conflicts, road access Forest Service officials are d and vehicle use. encouraging all interested We also will look at persons to participate. how much consideration To receive mailed the Forest Service should, materials and more infogive to the economic and rmation, persons or organsocial stability of com- izations should contact munities linked to Na- their nearest National tional Forest resources," Forest Supervisor, or said Sirmon. Warren Thiem, Planning To make it easier for the and Budget Office, Forest public to be involved in the Service Intermountain process, reports will be Regional Headquarters, mailed out and drafts of 324 - 25th St., Ogden, UT environmental impact 84401 (Phone: statements made avail off-roa- , 0; returning veterans, Coach Devon Blad said, weve acquired some good new talent and expect to do well in the conference campaign." PLANNING CONSTRUCTION? CODcldop a Qtool Coilc!lnc3 Cost Less Thsn be delayed while holding impairment of service to customers to a minimum." These are most a OITOOIL OTDO.0DC Oy UJIIIBaoo GcnSOCi OOool Hiring Freeze ar diffi- cult times," Blundell observed. In spite of our efforts, our company is already in a serious financial squeeze caused by the unusual high growth of our service area at a time of extreme inflation. 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Main KaR BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE NEPHI RICHFIELD Ephraim 283-401- 6, 283-441- 5 Appointments available but not necessary able to interested persons. Also, contacts with groups and individuals, public briefing sessions, and workshops are planned. Responses from the public will be used to validate andor suggest other major issues and concerns Intermountain Forest officials should address. The responses may also help identify alternative ways of mitigating or helping resolve energy development, UP&L Announces Intensifying its four-yeeffort to improve efficiencies in all departments of the company, Utah Power and Light Co. Monday announced a freeze on all new hires for the company. UP&L President, Harry Blundell, said, Our ongoing improvement program is not enough. We cannot have a business as usual' attitude in times of almost unprecedented economic stress. We must strive for improved productivity of employees and postponement of anv work that can green fees, $100 for 50 senior citizen rounds; (persons 65 or older), $75.00 for 50 rounds; week days for junior golfers (boys and girls under 18 years of age), $1.00 per nine holes; college students with activity cards on week days, $1.50 per nine holes. Form Policies on - and Several tournaments have also been scheduled. The golf course is in good condition and ready for play, pending the disappearance of the snow and some drying weather, Mr. Buchanan said. And anyone interested is invited to join the associations or just put in an Forest Users Will Help Badgers to Open League Action . . Friday afternoon said. nine holes; advanced l-- The public is invited to Nelson, assistant chief. participate in the Utah Game Management, for Division of Wildlife Rethe Utah Division of sources annual spring Wildlife Resources, We range rides. The rides are will be assessing condiconducted throughout the tions and trends of the state to observe big game vegetation on the range winter range conditions. and any winter big game Most of the rides are on mortality." Range condihorseback but some are on tions are assessed to make sure the range will support foot or in vehicles. Local conservation of- the number of big game ficers conduct the range animals using the area. rides within their districts Depending upon the in cooperation with other condition of the range, land management agenmanagement plans may cies. According to Kendall be altered to attain the pre-seas- Buchanan Mr. 2-- Public Invited to Inspect Ranges The Snow College baseball team, back from a trip that produced three wins, four losses and a tie, will open league action this weekend at Badger Field with a pair of doubleheaders. The Badger hardballers will host Colorado Northwestern Junior College appearance at the course and enjoy a few rounds of golf. The green fees for 1980 have been established as follows: walk on, $3.00 per and Don Buchanan, Gunnison, publicity chairman. Five parties sponsored Ladies by the Mens and be will golf associations summer, the held during The Palisade Mens Golf Association has All-St- ar elected officers, decided on summer activities and established green fees for the 1980 season. The new officers are Robert Bessey, Manti, BradZenger, Wasatch, 19; Rod points. Only three other president; Gaylen vice president; Manti, hit ley, double Bleave, South Sevier, 19; players Dave Squire, Manti, 16; digits. They were Richard David Bailey, Moroni, Escalante, 11; secretary; Leslie Rosen-val- l, Andy Jensen, Millard, 12; Lyman, Gunnison, tournaRich May, Juab, 11. Steve Scott Yelmek, East CarHubbard, Richfield, had bon, 10, and Eric Van ment chairman; Larry Brunson, Ephraim, handi2, Kirtt Myers, Delta, 5, Liere, Dugway, 10. Coaches for the teams cap chairman; Kimball and Dana Russell, Morgan, 2, to complete the were Bob Williams, Larsen and Curt Kjar, and Kent Manti, party chairmen, Grantsville, scoring. South Summit, Frazier, Pendleton played an outstanding game, showCoach John Robinson of ing proficiency on the drive and the jump shot. Davis, UHSBCA, execuSquire was the top tive secretary, and Carl rebounder and rejected Ingersol, Alta, presidentseveral shots as the big elect, both termed the Manti center continued to game as a real success as it offered a final opportunity show development. For the Marty for these senior ball Courin, Park City, was players to play a high outstanding with 16 school game. Game Played at Snow and Page 4 immediately for an indefinite period. Darcie White, vice president for employee relations, announced that acceptance of applications for new employment is suspended until further notice. 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