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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL. MARCH 24, 1977 IS fo lloiglis At Mime Davis Park Ladies Are Invited Peeve; Peff AHH Stia tiers By DAVE WIGHAM opening spring social and Serv-U- s Drug All-Sta- selected. I CANT FIGURE that out, to me thats like saying Indianas Kent Benson shouldnt be because his team didnt make the NCAA playoffs. e team is Every press man will tell you the selected by the coaches or the press. But they only see certain individuals in the State games. Unless your team is in the tournament, you can almost forget recognition. All-Stat- BUT FOR that very reason, the press should select an team and an squad. When Bountiful won the State title, the press selected both and the Braves placed players on both selections. Larry Green played well the entire season and was Craig Campbell had a super tournament and was named to the team. All-Sta- e, IT WOULDNT take much to poll the sportswriters and coaches for an team. The colleges do it after each one of their tournaments, so why cant the high schools. Im not bringing this up for Dale Ohlson, his case isnt that unique. Each year a player has a super tournament and all of a sudden hes and yet other super players are not. All-Sta- THE team wouldnt take that much of effort, just poll the coaches and writers after the final game and then announce it. The team should be known well before the final game. in the Already everyone knows the college ranks and they havent finished their tournament. But in Utah they have to wait because the winner gets two players, whereas the third place team is All-Sta- lucky to get one. IPS TIME the Utah people woke up and selected a true team, not just a team comprised of players who have a good week in Salt Lake City and their team wins, dw All-Sta- Layton Pool Awaits A New Face Lifting Layton City swimming pool will get a facelifting. AND IT WILL all be due to $19,000 in federal anti- recession funds recently received by the city to upgrade and renovate facilities at the municipal swimming pool. The remodeling project will include resurfacing the bottom of the pool and replacement of tile in the shower and locker areas, said City Administrator Randall Heaps. WEVE HAD complaints in the past about the chipped concrete and rundown condition of the shower and locker facilities, said Heaps. He noted that pool admissions pay only for operation and minor maintenance of the facility and that monies for major improvements such as needed to repair the pool and surrounding areas must be obtained from other sources, grb Plays Mites Hockey John Anderson, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ... Anderson, has had a fun ' winter being a member of the Mites Ice Team of the Golden played last year with this group. season ended, John was victorious in winning eight goals in this years AS THE ice , Spike Hockey Club. THE CLUB that is composed of youths from the - , n and surrounding areas, . . . , were the champions this year as their activities were d. Upon going to the State competition they were again successful in being the winners of second place there, this being played at the Hygeia Ice Palace in Sugarhouse.- Young Anderson - activity. The awards banquet will be held in Ogden in early April and John will have succeeded in achieving the honor of being in the first line as the club plays next year. This activity is in action from September until April each year. JOHN IS in second grade at the Syracuse Elementary School and has lived in Syracuse all of his life, vsb BEAUS Pillows & Waterbeds Banquet Room. Social hour lunch 12 noon. Door prizes. FOR reservations, please call Deane Cullimore, Audry Class, or Maurine Willey, 295-118- 9 IN TALKING to some of my peers, one of my pet peeves surfaced again, the method or mode of selecting an team. I asked a member of the Ogden Standard-Examine- r what he thought of Bountifuls Dale Ohlsons chances of being named to the elite squad. He noted that it's hard for a kid on a team that didn't make the tournament to be VISITORS, however, are still welcome at the ranch, which is located some 17 miles up Blacksmith Fork, southeast of Logan. Even with the recent snows in northern Utah, the meadow, which typically 0 elk during holds from the winter months, has not received an adequate base of snow to protect the ground from damage by the Ciydes-dal- e horses and heavy luncheon, Wed., March 30, 292-020- The State basketball tournament is not only a time for all the teams to get together to see each other play, but also an opportunity for the press media to see and talk to each other. announced that there will be no sleigh rides given at Hardware Ranch this season. Davis Park lady golfers invite you to join them at the 295-620- 7. BOWLING AWARDS Serge Empey shows some of his recent bowling awards. Soccer By DAVE WIGHAM About 10 years ago Hugh Wigham decided to start soccer in the Bountiful area. First he formed an adult team which was comprised of mainly high school players with a sprinkling of older players with European backgrounds. THEN HE decided the future of soccer in Bountiful would be with a youth program, so he formed some youth teams and entered the Salt Lake League. then the soccer program in the area has Since enlarged and improved each year. Local high schools benefited from this youth movement, as Bountiful High took State a couple of years in a row with graduates from the youth program. LAST YEAR playing with mainly graduates from the youth teams, Viewmont finished second in the State. This year due to the amount of kids interested in playing soccer, the sponsors, along with Mr. Wigham, decided to form their own league and get out of the Salt Lake league. THIS NEW league, South Davis Soccer League, held two signup days and a total of 550 kids turned up to play the sport this season. This league latest a month ago at the Davis Lanes. He bowled a triplicate series of 154. A triplicate series is three games with the exact same score. FOR THIS achievement, Mr. Empey was awarded the American Bowling Congress (ABC) Triplicate Award patch. The Ogden Bowling Association presented him with an inscribed Parker pen. Don and Dottie Lint, two of his good friends, gave him an especially inscribed loving cup mentioning 154 score and Worlds calling him the Greatest Bowler. the triple MR. EMPEY bowls for the VFW No. 8307 Saturday night mixed doubles team. He carries a 140 average. This is impressive because Mr. Empey is 71 years old. Serge began bowling in 19.35. He was the first president of the Ogden City these youngsters playing, better yet get involved either coaching or watching your 0 IN THE 1940s, he competed in the State Class B. Round Robin Tournament held in Provo. He placed eighth in the tournament. There were entries in Class 170 B competit- ion. Mr. Empey had the high series of 546 for this tournament. dmg Association at 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Hill AFB Officers Club, April 4. HE WILL relate his experience as an Air Force major when he became the only American pilot ever to down five. Soviet-buil- t The accomplishment Mig-21was during his second tour in Ladies Tie For First In Volleyball Southeast Asia in 1972. Chapter president Mrs. Monte Selander said that the event is for Air Force As- sociation members, partners and guests. A NATIVE of Reidsville, N.C. Richie graduated (first in his class) from the Air Force Academy in 1964. He resigned his commission in April 1974 to campaign for the U.S. Congress in the sixth district in North Carolina. Richies awards and decorations include the Air Force Cross, four Silver Stars, 10 Distinguished Flying Crosses and 24 Air Medals. time in v -J ck I i providing bighorn sheep in an effort to rebuild herds in the state. Thirty-fou- r sheep were transplanted in 1966 and 29 in 1969-7in the area near ladies and Performance Award To Stephen Adams SERGEANT Mabon was cited for meritorious service while assigned at Andersen Rocky Mountain sheep now from the Wellsville Mountains south to Ogden Canyon. AFB, Guam. DESERT bighorn sheep are also native to Utah, showing up in petroglyphs of the early The sergeant, a munitions maintenance specialist, now serves at Kincheloe with a unit of the Strategic Air Indian inhabitants. Their numbers declined in the late 1940s, responding (probably) to the pressure of uranium exploration and mining. Deseret bighorn appear to be making some progress Command. 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Mabon of 89 N. Mountain Road, Kaysville, has been decorated Patrick Wyoming and Canada cooperated with Utah in volleyball team of Layton and the Stingers team, made up of ladies from various parts of Outstanding Unique Look Contemporary Furniture U- Patrick Mabon Decorated SEE US LAST! leadership. SPECIAL FOR MARCH ''T NATIVE populations east of the Colorado River have also increased; and for the past two years, transplants have been made from this population to new areas west of the river. Plans call for continued transplants withm the state. Utahs No. 1120 I I L brought to Zion National Park from the State of Nevada in 1973. The first release from the parent stock (to an area in the East Fork of the Virgin River) took place this year. Mountains. coached the Parketts and Wanda Drakos and Jeff Brown, the Stingers, kj - most significant Air Force Mission of the Year in 1972; one of the Outstanding Young Men of America in 1973 and the 1973 Veterans of Foreign Wars Armed Forces Award for outstanding Air Force 2479 No. Main, Sunset-773-03- 376-853- 1 HE ALSO won the MacKay Trophy, presented by the Air Force Chief of Staff for the professionalism AT ONE 13-1- 5 Richard Ritchie To Address UAFA Vietnam fighter ace Richard S. Ritchie will speak to the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Utah Air Force forts. Twelve sheep were nistory, the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep was prevalent in most of the states mountain ranges. Osborn Russell, an early Utah trapper, reported seeing a herd that included as many as 100 rams in the Willard Peak area. By 1900 only a small remnant group was left in the Uinta or baseball or any boys between the ages of interested in playing C League baseball, please contact Dee Burton at or these above dates. The fees for this year are: 8 to 9 year old $3, 10 to 12 year old $5.50 and 13 to 15 year old $6.50. . now, and that growth has been helped by transplant ef- THE ROCKY Mountain subspecies was nearly extirpated by the end of the 19th century, and the desert bighorn experienced a lesser decline in the late 1940s. Populations of both species exist in greater numbers in Utah today, due largely to transplant efforts by game managers. Nielsen, Farming-ton- , was in charge of the tournament. Mary McDonald 2. closer to the road than in past years to provide visitors with the best view from both the road and the Visitor Center. In the 1800s Utahs varied topography supported both Rocky Mountain and desert bighorn sheep. Both varieties experienced a reduction in numbers. Anyone interested in playing adult slow pitch softball Parketts attempting to feed the elk Return Bighorn Slow Pitch Softball For Adults The The Visitor Center at Hardware is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day. Managers are Transplants THE UNUSUALLY light winter weather has not forced the elk to move to the meadow in search of food. Consequently, the animals that are in the meadow are more nervous than normal and more subject to pressure from human activity. Ranch managers are still attempting to trap animals in order to continue collecting important data for ongoing study projects. play. Wanda YOU MAY register at either the Clear- -' field High School gym or the city recreation office from 8 to 11:30 a.m. on either of doesnt matter in this sport. You dont have to be a giant either THE LEAGUE is divided into four divisions with the age factor being the determining factor. Earliest a player can start is 8, with the oldest being 15. Participation is pushed rather than winning, as no trophies will be given at the end of the season. Instead each player will receive a certification of participation. GAMES WILL be played every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. until around 12 noon at various sites throughout the city. If you have any questions about playing or sites of the games, contact Mr. Wigham. Its a great experience to watch the youngsters running around chasing the black and white soccer ball. For an enjoyable experience, go watch SOME OF his bowling honors include: 1946-4- 7 Ogden City Bowling doubles champ; 1951 FOE doubles champ; 1952 Hill Field mixed doubles champ; 1968-6- 9 Layton Eagles high handicapped game of 249; 1969-7Layton Eagles high handicapped series of 620; 1970-7- 1 high handicapped series of 674; 1973-7- 4 high handicapped game of 211. In 1950-5- 1 he was presented with a belt buckle and trophy for the highest single game, 278, in the Ogden City League. The following day, Mr. Empey bettered his game by 1 pin. At the time, he carried a 170 average. morning, Mar. 26 and also April FIRST OF all, size coach also. N Registration for Clearfield Little League Baseball will start Saturday cess. in heighth or weight to play soccer. Second, it only costs $8 per player to play the season. Football costs over three times that amount. And third, everyone gets to play. It takes 11 to play on a team and there are only 13 on a team." Hugh went on to explain that coaching is no problem either. Most of the high school players in the area have a team to coach and there were a lot of adults who wanted to Bowling league. Signup Time Set For Clrfld. Little League is from NSL to Bountiful with West Bo. and W.X. involved. Why is soccer catching on in the area? Mr. Wigham has some ideas as to why the suc- own child play, dw Empeys Serge bowling award was achieved cows, are also gathered. summer travels which them to areas inhabited during the autumn hunting season. Live weight scales at the trap site permit weights to be taken. sleighs. Hugh Wigham Is Mr. Pregnancy statistics, particularly the comparison of mature cows to yearling particularly during their lead 400-50- All reservations must be in by March 25. WE WANT to invite anyone who is interested in joining our club to come and get acquainted with our gals and our program. Bring a friend. WEIGHT and age is compared, as well as the weight of pregnant cows and the relative weights of young calves. TRAPPLNG projects at the ranch allow biologists to place ear tags on relatively large numbers of elk. Return information from the tags is gathered during other trapping efforts and from hunters during the hunting season. The information is used to study the mobility of the elk, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources managers have Automatic P S P 3A B uonMc Tr" TON CAB wh' & CHASSIS SALE PRICE TON PICKUP Radio. Naw Paint. Unique & Metal Zippers ic SALE PRICE - SALE PRICE OPEN EVENINGS rn iiJ 646 NORTH MAIN 3195' LAYTON, UTAH 376-12- 34 825-22- 48 |
