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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 1, 1979 Bountiful Braves End Season Play Enter Playoff Picture By DAVE WIGHAM Fake Mailgram Changes Chuck Ehins Future from Layton. TALKED to Chuck about a month ago and at that time he indicated a desire to play for Alabama, since he grew up in the state before moving to Layton. He had decided to go to Alabama and called them on the phone and told them of his decision. Coach Bear Bryant then called and congratulated him on his choice. 1 SINCE THEN everyone is pointing accusing fingers at just about anyone who knew Chuck Ehin. Was it another school, or a joke by some idiot? Are there coaches in this fair country that would pull off this trick for whatever the reason? True the publicity in this case has been big, but then recruiting of young innocent high school players is big business. How many other little tricks like this have been pulled off without the culprit being found and dealt with? THE BRAVES Fruit Heights, completed his training in ROTC Dec. 28. 2nd Lt. in the Army Reserves and was assigned to the Signal Corps in the United States Army. He was commissioned THE CEREMONY was conducted by Capt. Lyons assist- : THE PAST year, David graduated from Weber State College with a degree in psychology. He is a member of Psi Chi which is the national honor society in psychology. He will be leaving May 1, for Officer Training at Fort Gordon, Ga. np L. Hill Mobile Veterinary Clinic Serving the Davis County Area 867-588- 3 win the league , but the Warriors could never find two guards to go along with their three big people underneath the bucket. The Warriors finished in fifth place and were hard pressed to place that high, even the games they won were close encounters. the shot in the playoffs. Mike Nelson and Scott Stewart have owned the backboards these THE ABOVE five teams automatically qualify for the Team Is hich The Best In State? By DAVE WIGHAM t Well its that time of the year again when all the regions in 4A have concluded their regular season play and now its time to get down to the business of finding out just which team is the best in the state. THIS YEAR the format of the tournament has changed from previous years. This year the tournament begins on Friday and actually runs over a two weekend period. The tournament starts this Friday, March 2, then games are on March 3, Monday, March 5 and Tuesday, March 6. Teams are then given Wednesday and Thursday off to recover and the tournament concludes March 9 and Income Tax Service NO RETURN TOO COMPLEX WE DO ANY STATE VERY CONVENIENT YOUR RETURN IS COMPUTER YEAR-ROUN- D FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL KEITH R. G0MIY1 825-- 1 510 o,376-855- 2 beat Clearfield, Viewmont and Layton in that order to catch the Bobcats and claim the playoff opportunity. Sky View got their wins against the Braves and Bonneville, plus an upset of Weber to get into the game for the state berth. Lieutenant Colonel Fred H. de Jong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon de Jong of 3 Broadview Court, San Rafael, Calif., has received the Meritorious Service Medal at Kapaun, Germany. won by four over Bonneville. COLONEL de Jong was cited for outstanding duty performance as commander of the 474th Field Maintenance Squadron at Nellis AFB, Nev. and building for the future. Viewmont was pushed into overtime by the Lakers which is an indication of the balance of the league, and Layton only The region gave its fans all the excitement available. The league title went down to the finish with the bottom teams giving the top teams trouble all year. Now hopefully the teams from around the league can play up to their abilities in the state tournament to show fans around the state that basketball is played well outside the city limits. holds an aeronautical rating command pilot. His wife, Jeanette, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Pike of 992 N. Hill Blvd., Layton. of Promoted Theodoria daughter of B. Bauwens, Mr. and Mrs. Edumino Vigil of 245 South 500 East, Kaysville, has been The colonel now serves at Kapaun as a logistics plans officer with Headquarters, U.S. European Command. promoted to airman first class in the U.S. Air Force. AIRMAN Bauwens, an electrical power production specialist, is assigned at Kirtland AFB, N.M., with a unit of the Military Airlift THE COLONEL, a 1954 graduate of San Rafael High School, received a B.A. degree in 1976 from Park College, Kansas City, Mo. Command. The airman is a 1971 graduate of Venice High Colonel de Jong was commis- School, Los Angeles, Calif, and attended Lawton Dental School, Beverly Hills, Calif. sioned in 1959 through the aviation cadet program and RAY GORDONS AUTO REPAIR 166 S. Main, Layton door Farm (next Layton 766-206- Body & Supply) T Fenders & General Repairs Auto Glass All 15 JOAN M. HENKENS ALAN G. COOLEY Completes Basic Study Airman Alan G. Cooley, son of Mrs. Edna M. Black of 662 East 1000 South, Clearfield, Utah, has been selected for technical training as a voice processing specialist at the Defense Language Institute at the Presidio of Monterey, Calif. THE AIRMAN recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex., and studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. Completion of this training earned the individual credits towards an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force. Airman Cooley, a 1974 graduate of Eisenhower High School, Lawton, Okla., Tune Ups Brakes Front End Alignment years experience Fast, Friendly Service at- tended the University of Utah. HIS WIFE, Barbara, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carter of Layton. Completes Basic Training AUTO GLASS SPECIALISTS Airman Joan M. Henkens, daughter of Mrs. Phyllis J. Kimball of 1112 N. Logan, Fremont, Neb., has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB, Tex., in the Air Force medical service 500 HOUSE GLASS field. THE AIRMAN recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex., and studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. Completion of this training earned the individual credits towards an associate in applied through science the GOOD USED WINDSHIELDS Storrr. Doors Picture Windows Thermo Windows Patio Doors Screens FAST INSURANCE CLAIM SERVICE GUARANTEED AGAINST LEAKAGE degree Community College of the Air Force. AIRMAN Henkens is a 1977 graduate of Fremont High School. Her father, retired Air Force Master Sergeant John H. Henkens, resides at 750 South 1000 West, Quality Glass THE BIG guys who set up the tournament said they did couple of reasons. First this way it lets the students stay in school with the majority of games in the evening. Secondly with the two weekend format each team gets a rest, before clubs were complaining of the grueling schedule especially in the lower bracket. Another reason might have been the fact that with two weekends the more adults can go which means more money for the association. V DINETTE CHAIRS WITH ONLY one playoff game still waiting, the Granite and Sky View game, here are the playoffs for this year's tournament. Layton and Clearfield finished in a tie for second and a coin flip decided who went in as the number two and three teams. Layton won the toss and elec ted to go in as number three, liking the pairing there better. Durable-Washab- le Friday, March 2 Brighton vs. Skyline or Highland Roy vs. Bingham Hillcrest vs. West East vs. Weber 2:30 p.m. 4:10 p.m. 6:30p.m. To Receive 8:10 p.m. 3 Special Training 2:30 p.m. 4: 10 p.m. 6:30 p.m. SEWING BASKET Sunset Sports New Printed Swim Suit Lycra Bey . s ,u Shimery Satin Look Poly Knit(Gatsby) Quick Silver Satin Look Nylon Knit New Selective Baby Print Flannel & Cot. Poly Swim Suit Elastic N Snap Tape Lace 29c vu 1.39 u 5C u tioe uutk 3.98 6.29 5.29 1.00 Super Stowe Prints & Plains Children s Pant Weights Beautiful Poly Gauze Prints Exciting New Cotton Poly Spring Prints 2 chairs for only Airman Michael J. Thor-nock- , son of Mrs. Bonnie 8:10 p.m. HIGHLAND had one game remaining in league plav, with undefeated East. This game will decide which position the Rams and Skyline go into the tournament in. Hopefully this new format will work out and the best team will come out on top. Folks are talking about a great tournament, although East is the favorite in the event it isn't cut and dry. There are several other clubs who could win the tournament. 416 W. 500 So. (Bountiful) By Vinyl Cover in Oyster Cognac with Bronze toned legs. Pick the chairs to match your table. Mix & Match to suit your lifestyle and save with the Dinette Experts. Here is the schedule; PRINTED FOR ACCURACY YOU SAVE TIME NO WAITING IN LINES OR OFFICES WE'RE AVAILABLE TO YOU OVER 3 DECADES OF SERVICE OVER 40 TAX COUNSELORS IN THIS AREA TO SERVE YOU weapons. HE JOINED the Marine Corps in September 1978. it for a Saturday, March In-Ho- specialized training 10. Viewmont vs. Skyline or Highland Cottonwood vs. Clearfield Granger vs. Layton Orem vs. Granite or Sky View TAX CORPORATION OF AMERICA INCOME TAX PROFESSIONALS league action. All Coach Mike Hall got his club to do was BONNEVILLE won only one game in league action but the Lakers were a young club the league. View and Bonneville to earn fourth place. Weber was picked before the ball was ever thrown up to the accomplishments they had garnered to even earn a playoff situation. Seniors on the club want to go to the tournament in their last year, the juniors want to go to see what its all about and for an advanced look for next year. IT WAS the play of the three seniors that gave the Braves Galif. Dr. Kevin turned again. They seemed to forget medical training at William Beaumont General Hospital, El Paso, Tex. and Letterman Army and Medical Center, Presido, at San Francisco, state tournament and will carry the leagues banner in the elite affair. Bountiful and Sky View must go through a playoff situation for a shot at the state title. Bountiful and Sky View faced each other with the winner taking on Granite for the right to appear in the tournament. Bountiful was the surprise of the second half of the pre-seaso- three games then fell flat Sam Houston, San Antonio, Tex. He was then sent to Denver, Colo, and was with Fitzsimmons Hospital. He also had Saturday siy-wee- k VIEWMONT ENDED up in fourth place after surviving a midseason slump. The Vikings started out the year in great fashion beating the n favorites on the road in the first go round, but then things changed in the second round. The Vikes hit the skids for a while before coming up with two big wins this past week against Sky sour again when the Braves lost. They had played well for of on night. His y centered on the duties of a rifleman, with emphasis on squad tactics and the techniques of fire of the squads DURING the course, he received classroom instruction and participated in field exercises involving infantry tactics; the con However keep in mind the Royals did beat Clearfield in a crucial matchup. with the win. 4-A-W- to win tunity Bountiful played well in the first quarter, then let up for the second period and never were able to catch up to the Royals who claimed the league title Davis High School and has served with the 144th Evacuation Hospital Unit of the Utah National Guard for six years. During the time he served with the guard he was trained as a Medex at Brook Army Medical Center, Fort of two-wa- confrontation. wife, Luann were also present when he received this honor. that good win over the vastly improved Bountiful club. The Royals started out the region action in slow motion but soon the Roy club got going in full stride and came on to win seven in a row to clinch the title. Clearfield and Layton y finished in a tie for second place and both the Falcons and Lancers are pointing a finger at the same team for the reason they didnt win the league. Bountiful beat both clubs in the closing games of the league to give the Roy club the oppor- they left with an embarrassing loss. That set up the Roy Davids parents and his - Now ROY WON the title on the last night of action with a club came into town with revenge on their mind and ed by Sgt. Hernandez in the ROTC Office at Weber State College. David Lee Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Smith S. Evans BOUNTIFUL the race is over and the dust has settled its time to step back and consider just what happened in the basketball wars in Region One this past season. finally on Tuesday the Layton Completes Course : By DAVE WIGHAM again won FACES tournament intra-compan- Receives Honors returning the embarrassment the Vikes had handed them earlier. Then HAPPY played Monday at Clearfield High with the winner facing Granite in another playoff Wednesday night. The winner of that game plays Orem in the opening round of the state that big, IT MIGHT hold true that an investigation would take time and money and in this case it would be well worth the effort. How many times do we read about government grants concerning great things like why do three year olds fall off bikes? If we can spend the money and time on things like this, then we ought to go full steam ahead, in this investigation. Like everyone else in this matter I have no idea who sent the fake information. But I feel that someone ought to spend the effort to find out for sure and take measures to see that the future Chuck Ehins of the world dont have to go through the same torment that Chuck has gone through. well both offensively and defensively. These five are the nucleus of the squad but they also get a lot of help from the bench in different situations THE BRAVES now face Sky View in a playoff which was struction and camouflage of fighting positions; and the use of mines, demolitions, comand munications equipment. Marine Private Jeff L. Abrams, son of Lavar S. and Donna Abrams of 1053 W. 1060 N., Layton, has completed the infantry combat training course at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Boun- city who would bet for Bountiful. THE ONE thing about this entire incident which would really bug me is for everyone to write it off without finding this idiot behind the entire incident. Not just because Chuck Ehin is a friend and a great individual both on and off the field, but for all the Chuck Ehins of the future. If the college recruiting gets to this level then someone better do something about it. DAVID LEE EVANS Perkins who both scored well during the winning stretch. Clark Mabey also performed things looked bleak for the Bountiful team to even get a sniff at the state event. Then something got the Braves going and in their next three games they were awesome. Not only did they win, but they did it in easy fashion. First they beat Clearfield which was fighting for the league championship. Then came Viewmont and after what the Vikes did to the Braves in game one, you couldnt find anyone in the BYU. ; the fastbreak for guards Blaine Benard and Jim SEVERAL WEEKS ago the Braves had just lost in double overtime to Bonneville and THEN THE foul play occurred. Someone sent a fake Mailgram to Chuck stating in effect that there wasnt a scholarship available for him at Alabama. By all indications the Crimson Tide had sent the Mailgram, this is what Chuck saw. As luck would have it the parents were out of town at the time and so Chuck was left alone to think things through. He then weighed the facts again and chose to sign with graduate between them. This triggered tiful did. Although they lost this battle, the Braves actually won the war. They caught the Sky View club and forced a playoff with the Bobcats for the right to play for a state berth. this time almost everyone is aware of the Chuck Ehin escapade that took place last week. Chuck was considered by many folks to be the best football player in the area and the college- were all after the 65" By DAVID IS a BOUNTIFUL Something had to give. After all here were two teams on hot streaks in a basketball going head-o- n confrontation. Bountiful had won three in a row, while Roy had won six in a row. WAS TROUBLE someone had to lose. By DAVE WIGHAM past few weeks averaging over 30 rebounds a game Completes Course ,o yu ra Thornock of 736 West 4350 South, Riverdale, Utah, has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB. Tex., in the Air Force aircrew operations field. the airman only 48 chairs available at the Ogden Store Only. recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex., and studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. Completion of this training earned the individual credits towards an associate in applied through science degree the Community College of the Air Force. Airman Thornock is a 1978 graduate of Bonneville High 915 Riverdale Rd. father, John .Ogden School, Ogden, Utah. His resides at field. Utah. L. Thornock, 35 Villa Dr., Clear- 392-27- 27 shop 7 til I 1842 S. Redwood Rd. Salt Lake 972-413- 4 |
