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Show February 12, 1997 Shaun Tree is state champion as NS wrestlers take 4th place Wasatch by fall, lost to Cedar City, placing sixth. Abe Barker, 130, had a bye for first match, beat Lehi by fall, beat Wasatch, in overtime, and then lost to Union, in overtime during championship round, placing second. Randon Russell, 140, lost to Cedar City, 0-beat Uintah beat Dixie, 12-beat Cedar and then lost to Delta, City, taking fourth place. Ben Cook, 145, beat Pine lost to Uintah by View, 13-lost to fall, beat Carbon, Delta by fall, did not place. Joe Cook, 152, had a bye for first match, beat Snow Canyon, 10-lost to Wasatch by fall, beat Lehi, and beat Hurricane, taking third place. Casey Parry, 160, had a bye for first match, beat Snow Canlost to Uintah, yon, by George Lee Hard work, sweat and determination showed not only during the state wrestling tournament but also throughout the whole season for North Sanpete Hawk wrestlers. Many firsts occurred this year during the season which included North Sanpete winning a dual match against Delta, scoring higher than Delta during state competition; having 10 wrestlers place at state, with four in the final round and taking fourth place. Shaun Tree, 119, brought home the title of state champion, and last but not least. Coach Blake Turner was named 3A Coach of the Year at state competition along with the coach from Wasatch High School. Scoring was close throughout the first one and one-ha- lf days of the tournament, but at the end, Wasatch pulled away with a final score of 222.5; followed by Uintah, 148; Cedar City, 138 North Sanpete, 137; Delta, 120 Richfield, 92; Dixie, 69; Union 66, Pine View, 65; Lehi, 58 Hurricane, 51, Carbon, 33.5 Emery, 29; Snow Canyon, 26 and Park City, 0. North Sanpete was tied for second after day one and with 1 1 more points could have placed second. Final team tally was one first place, three second places, two third places, two fourth places and two sixth places. OREM-- - 4-- 6, 3-- 2, 4-- 6, 11-- 6; 3; 2, 9-- 5; 4-- 3, 3; 6-- 4; 6; 3-- 1; 3-- 1, 5-- 2; 1; MANTI Sanpete County Farm Bureau along with the Sanpete Extension Office will be sponsoring various safety programs within the next month. Feb. 26, 7 p.m. at the Sanpete County Courthouse, a workshop concerning the importance and need of written farm safety plans, and how to develop a farm safety plan on an individual farm. Individual results 4-- 5-- 9-- 7; 2, 9-- 3, 7-- 1, 3-- 2, 5-- 2; March 8 at the Snow College West Campus, FARMED1C course. This course is a Farm Accident Rescue Training For 7-- personnel. Those taking the course learn response actions in chemical, machinery, and structure accidents. It is 12 hours of training to orient students to modern agricultural practices, hazards likely to be encountered in rescue efforts and possible solutions to some potential problems. This course is designed for firefighters, EMTs, police, and search and rescue personnel. PORTABLE STORAGE CONTAINERS HAY BE THE ANSWER! h k ol stone STOW-I-T . 9 driving you nuts1 FEATURES w 5 370-011- 1 (800) 995 W Indiana Avenue REFRIGERATED UNITS AVAILABLE temporary position is available with approximately 20 hours per week in the I lome 1 Iealth Office. Position will require general oitice help, answering telephones, assisting with billing process, data entry, and assisting with sales, rental and delivery of home medical equipment. Applicants must have computer keyboarding skills and reliexperience using a PC. A valid Utah drivers license and and have be Must able transportation are required. organized excellent public relations skills. full time position is available in the Manti Receptionist-On- e Medical Clinic. Position will require general office help, answering telephones, scheduling appointments, assisting with billing process, and data entry. Applicants must have computer keyboarding skills and experience using a PC. Must be organized and have excellent public relations skills. Assistant-On- e Candidates must submit application with three current letters of reference related to the position they 1 are applying for. Contact Heidi Kelson at 462-244- for more information. I HC 3-- 1, 9-- 6; 2-- 3, 3-- 1; 528-355- 528-303- 4; 7. 7-- 835-215- Sanpete Valley Hospital is Sew ce of Intemuiuntatn Health Caie Equal Opportunity Employer MFDV, an II 1C Facility. John Burns John Burns wins yogurt at ballgame EPHRAIM-- - John Bums, 16, Manti, son of Marilyn Becker and Rex Burns, won a free yogurt a day for one year from Hogi Yogi, Ephraim, at a basketball game between Southern Idaho University and Snow College on Jan. 24. After missing a lay-ufree throw and three-poiattempt. Bums threw the basketball, baseball style, from half-couhitting the backboard and bouncing it back in through the rim. p, 1. nt rt D.J.S. Trucking defeats Nets, 68-5- 7 MT. PLEASAN- T- In action, it was D.J.S. Trucking defeating The Nets, 68-5The Hooners beat Horseshoe with Todd Mountain, 54-5Jorgensen, high scorer of 31 points. The Unabombers won a close one over Rebels. with Chet Shelley, the leading scorer with 27 points. The Rebels over Dream Team, 58-4with Pete Allred, the leading scorer of 24 points. defeated Dream Baileys with Jason Carlton, Team, 52-4the leading scorer of the game with 31 points. Nunleys over with Sanpete Academy, 45-3Shane Sherman, leading scorer with 21 points. Horseshoe Mountain defeated White Oak mining, with Fred Hadley, leading scorer with 29 points. Woodpeckers beat with Robert ShelSheps, 40-3ley, leading scorer with 24 points. D.J.S. Trucking over and Sanpete Academy, 45-3Woodpeckers over Do It To It. three-on-thr- 7. 0, 51-5- 0, 1, 9, . to open m Fairview W- Sanpete Valley Hospital has the following positions available Office 3-- 6; or Norman Jensen, Julie Southwick, Registration is due Feb. 28. 8 Snow College March West Campus, Tractor Certification Course. This course is designed to teach young men and women about safety when working on a farm or ranch. It is required that 14-1- 5 year-ol- d youth have this certification course when working on a farm or ranch not owned by his or her parents. The course is a must for any youth that works around machinery or livestock. Register by calling the Sanpete County Extension Office, For more information call the Extension Office or talk Norman to Jensen, Woody Woodside, Jay Olsen, Steve Frischkneckt, or Ed Sunderland. which serves both Mexican and American food is now open in the old Travel Inn Cafe building. La Mariposa Cafe at 44 South State is owned and operated by Vicki Martinez and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It is open seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Ms Martinez, who has been living in Mt. Pleasant for the past year, purchased the building and its adjoining apartments to open her own business. She is originally from Oregon, where she managed other restaurants and taught head start and kindergarten classes. He who has imagination but no knowledge has wings but no feet. Joseph Joubert -- AFRAID? DON'T BE Well Wolf Down Your Insurance Deductible Great Deals on Auto Windshields FastFairFriendly Service Johansen Auto 780 S. 500 Mt. Pleasant VV. 402-30- (iilass 87 Some restriction apply Buy a Footlong Sub at Regular Price get the Second One for a Offer Expires February 25, 1997 With Coupon Qood Only at Qunnison, Ephraim & Salina Subways Not good with any other offer or coupon. Wool-growe- al 5, call - Page Five ture, representatives of BLM, Forest Service, USU Extension Service, county commissioners, ADC, DWR, lamb and wool buyers, and Utah Woolgrowers Association. MANT- I- Manti-LaSAssociation will hold its annual meeting at 10 a. m., Thursday, Feb. 20, in the new courtroom of the Sanpete County Courthouse. A light luncheon will be served at noon in the EOC Room. All sheep producers and friends of the industry are welcome to attend. The meeting is expected to last into the early afternoon. Special invitations have been sent requesting guest speakers to Utah State Secretary of Agricul 4-- 6, by Sabrina Havcock 'PAIR VIEA new cafe Heavy Duty Steel Construction Convenient. Secure Affotdable Fast Delivery & Pick-uFull Swing Doors STOW-I- T (801)977-888- 3-- 1; For more information The Pyramid Woolgrowers to hold annual meeting, Feb. 20 3-- 2, Programs scheduled to teach safety on the farm Kris King, 103, had a bye for first match, pinned Pine View, beat Wasatch, 1 and then in the finals lost a close 4 to Delta, placing second. Jake Sorenson, 1 12. beat Lehi lost by fall, beat Hurricane, to Uintah by fall, beat Union 10-beat Delta, placing third. Shaun Tree, 119, had a bye for first match, pinned Dixie, beat Uintah, and in the championship round beat Delta, taking first place. Kade Church, 125, had a bye for first match, beat Dixie, lost to Uintah by fall, lost to i beat Cedar City, and lost to Wasatch, placing fourth. Jake Nelson, 171, lost to Uintah by fall, lost to Snow and did not place. Canyon, Chad Sunderland, 1 89, lost to Pine View by fall, lost to Uintah, did not place. Bryan Bench. 215, had a bye first match, lost to Lehi, beat Hurricane, in overtime; beat Richfield, lost to Snow Canyon by fall; and lost to Lehi, in overtime, placing sixth. Joe Johnson, hwt, had a bye for first match, beat Uintah by and lost fall, beat Wasatch, in championship round to Dixie by fall, placing second. Some of the accomplishments during the year were winning tournaments at Juab, Millard, Wayne, Sky View, San Juan, North Sanpete; placed second in Union Tournament. Final results: it was a good year! - rs Guest speakers will present relevant, current information and respond to producer questions and concerns. issues to be Membership discussed are industry checkoff financial referendum, report, summer social, constitution and s, and election of officers. Skyline Chapter of RMEF to hold 6th annual banquet EPHRAI- M- Service, Bureau of Land Management, Wildlife Resources. Southern Utah Sportsmen, livestock permittees, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and private landowners. Skyline Chapter of Rocky Mountain Elk Founda- tion (RMEF) will hold its sixth annual banquet at 6 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 22, at Snow College. For more information and tickets, 8 or call Among the highlights of the evenings raffle and auction will be a Manti Elk Conservation permit, original and limited edition outdoor artwork, collectable firearms, ladies items, furniture, camping gear, shooting accessories and other unique items. The of Skyline Chapter RMEF is one of the most active in Utah. Already, some $105,000 in gross proceeds has been raised to benefit elk, deer and other wildlife in the area. This success is the result of a diverse group of community and civic leaders who work and live in Sanpete County and the surrounding area, according to William E. Christens, field director RMEF. Since 1988, RMEF has completed or approved for completion 13 projects that directly benefits outdoor sportsmen, enthusiasts and citizens of the county. The organization raised $60,-37- 9 which generated some $176.-50- 0 in matching funds from diverse groups as U.S. Forest 528-768- 528-611- 2. Specific project areas include North Narrows, South Narrows. Meadow Springs, Pine Canyon. Sage Valley, Mt. Nebo, Spanish Fork Canyon, Five Mile Canyon, Little Bear Creek, Julius Flat, South Horn Mountain, Black Amasa's MountainLoveridge, BackSlaughter Ridge, Six Mile Canyon, Canal Canyon enhancing areas around Gunnison, Mt. Pleasant, Fountain Green. Fair-vieMoroni, Ephraim, Manti and Sterling. These projects include water developments, prescribed burns, water-she- d and vegetation rehabilitation which not only benefits wildlife, but also improves range conditions for livestock. RMEF is an international nonprofit wildlife conservation organization with over 100,000 members in North America. Its mission is to raise funds to benefit elk and other wildlife by conserving. enhancing and preserving natural habitats and to protect hunting heritage. 2, 61-5- LOWER CHOLESTEROL 15 In 4 WEEKS 5, 8, IT-LOT-TIE. ALL. tSZSCE 6, 1. D.J.S. Trucking The Hooners Rebels 10-- 1 9-- 3 8-- 3 7-- 3 Baileys White Oak Mining Nunleys Dream Team The Nets Do It To It 10. Horseshoe Mtn. 1 1 . Woodpeckers 12. Unabombers 13. Sanpete Academy 14. SEP Standings 3-O- n-3 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. NATURAL CLINICALLY PROVEN with Chromium Pleollmito Sheps 7-- 4 7-- 4 5-- 5 5-- 5 5-- 6 5-- 7 5-- 7 4-- 6 4-- 7 Horseshoe Irrigation Company for secretary. With To apply or for more information write to Horseshoe Irrigation Box 319, 0-- Language learning difficulty may be brain malfunction SALT LAKE CIT- Y- Children who have difficulty learning language have a malfunction in part of their brain circuitry that processes different sounds, according to a Northwestern University researcher reported Blue Cross and Blue Sheild of Utah. When a child with normal language hears "da, da, da, ga" the brain waves will jump at the "ga" indicating a different sound. A report in the journal Science, however, says when children with language difficulties hear "ga", there is no change in brain wave activity, indicating that the different sound was not heard. Measuring brain waves could help identify children who could benefit from new computer training programs designed to enable them to distinguish the different sounds that are important for language development. 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