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Show 2B Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, March 14, 1984 Bowlers Set For Meeting The annual meeting of the Utah Womens Bowling Association is being held March II, 1984 at the Servus Drug (55 N. Main) in Bountiful Utah at H$!p as nmc Together, we can change things. 1 American Red Cross p.m. There are 100 delegates from all over the state in attendance representing almost 30,000 WIBC members statewide. Public Service A Mrs. Erma Boyd from the National WIBC headquarters will be in attendance to represent the national level and speak to our of Thit Newspaper A The Advertumo Council E! OVERCOMING WRITER'S BLOCK THE FEAR OF WRITING delegation. 2 hour workshop conducted by: Paul T. Meyers, Ph.D This meeting is being held in conjunction with our 45th Annual State tournament being held at the Bountiful Bowl and pro Am Bowl for the next 4 at Bountlful-Davl- Art Center s 2175 So. Main, March 24, p.m. Dr. REGISTRATION: Write to Meyers, 735 So. 300 West, Bountiful, Utah. 84010 or phone -3 292-525- 6. weekends. Photo by Robert Regan ANGEL SKEDROS of Viewmont finds the going rough Friday against Hillcrest. Play Wail But Lob In Third Round Wilkes GARY L. HATCH Review Sports Editor The Viewmont Vikings opened the girls basketball tournament with a gutsy performance March 5 against Alta, probably the second toughest team in the state, and Viking coach Vi Hillman knew her team was prepared for the tournament. The diminutive Vikings played Alta as tough as anyone, except Highland, which beat the Hawks in a close game Friday. 4--A March 7 Viewmont coasted but fell vicpast Olympus tim in the third round of the 6 to Hillcrest Fritourney 55-4- 9, 46-5- day. tough loss for the Vikings, not only because it ended their season, but also because the officiating frustrated Viewmont. Its very hard playing the team who was the state champion the year before, said Viewmont coach Vi Hillman. Before the game one of my concerns was that the referees might subconsciously protect Hillcrest because of their tournament success the past few years. Of course you can never blame a game totally on the refs, but when we took the ball inside, wed get hammered and not get the call, Ms. Hillman added. coach couldnt have more praise for a team after a loss A The Hillcrest game was a State Vikings. I thought we played an excellent tournament. Ive had a lot of comments on the determination our girls played with, especially against Alta. I think we hustled 110 percent the first two games of the tournament, tonight we were so tired, we probably were only at 75 percent, Ms. Hillman added. Hillcrest jumped to an early 8 lead, and although the Vikings came within three points at one time, Viewmont could never gain the scoring advantage. Junior forward Heidi Husbands led Viewmont scoring with 15 points. 17-- Swim Meet 4-- A GET SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR FUTURE than Ms. Hillman had for her Take a look at the Air Force. Youll receive the best technical and training, the chance to earn a college degree, plus 30 days of vacation with pay each year and the opportunity to serve your country. When you get serious about your future :. . look at the Air Force. on-the-j- NO MORE MR. NICE GUYI Im not my old lovable self when Im around cigarettes. I get real cranky. So I want ail you smokers to quit once and for all. And who knows? You might even put a smile on my face. Contact TSgt Danny Kalama 524-40- 23 American Cancer Society This space contributed as a public servir A Wildcats Place Fifth Woods Cross boys team, swam to fifth place with 154 team points in the state swim tournament held at the University of Utah Friday and Saturday. For the girls the high team finisher in the Davis County area was Viewmont, which captured the 10th spot with 60 team points. This was a good showing for us, said Woods Cross coach Dan Maroney. All four schools who finished ahead of us have their own school pools. Its quite an accomplishment for these kids, who can get only lf to two hours of one and pool time per day, to finish just below kids who swim three and to four hours each day, Maroney added. Following the Wildcats in the boys team standings for the Davis County area. Bountiful came in 13th with 47 points, Clearfield was 14th with 41, Layton had 36'2 points for an finish, Viewmont was 19th with 26 points and Roy finished 21st field. in the For the girls, Clearfiejd finished 11th with 47 team points, Roy was 12th with 38, Woods Cross finished with 10 points for 19th place, and Bountiful and Lavton tied for 20th with six. Boys individual finishers in the top eight were: Woods Medley Relay Cross finished sixth at 1:50.04, D. Christensen, B. Brannon, D. Layne and M. Criddell. 200m IM Brian Jensen of Woods Cross finished sixth at great way ol lile. 4-- A (01 LOKo INTERIOR PAINT COLORS one-ha- ijnS one-ha- lf 1 8th-pla- 2:08.09. 50m Freestyle James Cottrell of Woods Cross finished fourth at 22.84. Steve Pace and Diving Greg Brown, both of Woods Cross, finished sixth and eighth with 283.80 and 255.40 points respectively. 100m Butterfly Jensen of Woods Cross, seventh at 55.82. 100m Freestyle Cottrell of Woods Cross, sixth at 51.06. 500m Freestyle Glen Coy of Clearfield fifth at 5:09.98, John Doty of Woods Cross was seventh at 5:17.42. Rick 100m Backstroke Barton of Viewmont, fifth at 59.75, David Penrod of Bountiful, eighth Fa-de- - .njL-p- qf utufut tauKtf RJUES&O UTU unsiEZsa gal. i A" Good quality for less , Hi-hidi- ng $11.99 gal. 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