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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS Kanab High School News Thursday, October 9, 1980 Kanab Drops Tigers Valley Girls Turkey Shoot Planned For Oct. 12 Will il looks like the boss not a homeioming s k toj v .itier all, when last I riii.o itn s went to Milford and blew the liners off the field in the second half to win 22 ii on heir homecoming Sn akmn of homecoming. d like to thank all of the bnsousses that supported us ai d la Iped to build up the spun of the town Wed also ke to thank the mothers annul tor the great assembly in 22-- 0 Contest Cow time again to try your expertise with your favorite fiteurm this Sunday, October 12 Bring vour black powder, shotgun, pistol, rifle or .22. scry one of all ages is invited to join in the fun. The timeis 00 and looking forward to seeing everyone there. 1 I put on nnitu tin ( he Kane Sportsman's Club planning on having a is also sollesball Ik Iatnuikh team beat fast action onnratulations to in practice trap shoot every Sunday at 3:00. For a will cost $2.50 for (25) rounds and twenty-fivmembers, $1.50 for twenty-livrounds. Due to the Turkey Shoot this Sunday, it will not it III e Ills week is I' out of sihool W' dm silas On sd a s there I c F A , so we e at noon on next will Wed-n- t be a Left to right: Merlin Figgins, Julie Judd, Queen Connie Earley, King, Vern Tait, Jenny Heaton, Joel Dutton. hspnotist loniinn to town to put on a show. look for ads ert isements concerninn it e should be fun by F.dith at the Kane n . g Wed-nesda- . "Most men admire virtue who follow not her lore." Milton Elected Queen was Connie Earlv, daughter of Gtff and Carolyn Earley. First atten-dan- t was Julie Heaton, daugh- - l&Mctober 20,1980 ter of Dean and Nedra Fleaton and Second attendant. Julie Judd, daughter of Veldon and Dixie Judd. Elected King was Vern Tait. son of Max and Anna Tait: first attendant, Joel Dutton, son of Jay and the late Mary Ann Dutton: second attendant. Merlin Fig-gin- son of Bob and Osa Figgins. Excitement mounted as the big day, Saturday, rolled around. The parade was held in the morning. The theme was The Spirit Of Winners were: First, Seniors with Sky High, second. Sophomores with The Original Float, and third, Juniors for Spirit of Victory. at the During half-tim- e was the audience game entertained by the Blue Cadettes marching club. There were two raffles with the winning tickets drawn at half-timGrocery certificates given by the Senior class went to Tom Leighty $50.00; Enla Baird, $25.00 and Osa Figgins, $25.00. Cakes were won by Carolyn Earley, Lillian Lukus (2) and Merlin Bundy. The Fredonia Lynx won their first game in league play. They beat Mayer 56 to 16. The Lynx have not lost a Homecoming game in 20 years, according to Gtff Earley. The day was topped off with a dance in the evening. There was a good crowd, with some coming from as far away as Panguitch, who enjoyed dancing to the Paradox", a band from St. George. V .UU I UN $1.00 off on dry cleaning of any winter coat. Expires 103180 Bring your professional stains to our professional cleaners and save $7.00. Our new management and new equipment will put a little sunshine in your life. KANAB SUNSHINE the following until Sunday. start Mrs. Averetts girls golf team took one of the first steps toward turning into professionals. On October 2 the girls golfed for the first time 9 holes. Such big names as LeAnne McMullin, Sonya e Esplin. Nesha Johnson, Johnson and Jenifer Painter tore ud the turf at the Thunderbird Golf Course. What is next for the girls? Well, 18 holes of golf, of course. Garlon Maxwell has really been busy programming the Last Friday was very eventful. The biology class visited with Mr. Tone Blackburn to learn something of bees. Mr. Blackburn explained all about the insects to the students and then showed them his bee colony. Friday night, the FFA ard FHA joined forces to throw tt e annual FFA-FH- opening social. Carol Lee Russell, the FHA president and Delynn Lamb, the FFA president, planned a great evening for the members of the two clubs. There was plenty of food and activities for the members. Jolaine Johnson, this years band majorette, led the band in an entertaining evening. October 4. The band performed a marching show that was a first for this area. On October 7, the band took their show to Cougar Stadium in Provo to the BYU marching festival. The crowd there was quite a bit bigger than any crowd the Buffalo Marching Band has ever faced before but it did not concern the band members one bit as they gave it their best show. Presently, the students are enjoying the annual L'EA holiday. Many of the kids are roaming the streets uttering L'EA carols and a very few have even been seen harvesting their L'EA trees. Will Mrs. Averett's girl golfers go pro? Did John Heaton study for the German test tomorrow? And will Brent Drew ever shave half decently? 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Not that Milford Tiger football teams have always been poor, but in years of Tiger strength the Cowboys just seemed to be that much stronger. In fact, veteran football watchers have to scratch their heads and do some powerful remembering ,0 find the last Milford victory the series. But 1980 would be different. After all, the Tigers were off to their best start in five years record and new with a head coach, Kevin Barnes, had them primed for a homecoming win. The Cowboys, on the other hand, were young and still struggling to put all the pieces together five games into the 3-- 1 And when word reached Tiger town that both starting linebackers and double offensive threats, Gary Glover and Weston Hunting-ion- , were out with injuries, there was a run on the Railroad City bank. Everyone was putting money on the computer. Under Garlon's Tiger touchdown parade. Unfortunately for Milford supervision, the computer class has been busy working Ians, the game itself more on new computer programs, closely resembled the boxing match. Ninety-fiv- e iearning computer commands and mass producing name percent of the expectation was over when the contest banners. All of the students on are stored the began. grades The Cowboys dominated the computers so if the students have any questions on their first two periods of the play, grades, they can go to the severely limiting Milfords computer engineers of Valley time of possession and pretty High School. It is really great much containing the Tigers in the work these young people their own end of the field. The arc doing on the computer. inexperienced Cowboys, CLEANERS ORDERVILLE AREA. By Gene Drake some things never ihange or does it just seem that way? Along with the cool, irisp nights and the changing ,olor of the leaves, autumn has always set the stage for a Kanab football victory over Do in IValleylHigH Fredonia High School Homecoming Royalty Holmes Last week was a busy one ( mints Hospital were: FTedonia-Mociasibos, weighing 8 lbs. I i for the students at School as they High os horn October 2. 1480 lo lanims and Jas Riddle of Mt. prepared for their Home-lootinfootball game against ( armel Maser. A bos born October 8, 1480 Flections for Homecoming to Gail and Gary Johnson of Kosalts were held on Tuesday 7 8 Kanab He weighed lbs. and the winners were announos s ced, and crowned, on latest arrtsals Win Games It is i tin Paga Twelve Orderville and priced to sell at just $3,650.00 GLEN CITY: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, screen porch, stove, frig, and gas heat, with large shop building besides. Great investment at just $9,500.00 KANAB: Highway frontage, .9 acre, with 3 bedrooms, 13M bath, fireplace, with insert, full unfinished basement, large covered porch, and many decorative extras. Call us for an appointment! season. deep in their own territory. The ensuing punt snap on fourth down sailed over the punters head and was downed in the end zone for a safety. two-poi- Brent Robinson made a fair catch of the Tigers free kick and the Cownear boys were in business again. Whit Bunting marched Kanab line behind to the strong blocking from Eric Smith, Brennan Jackson, David Martin, Daniel Chavez and Darwin Tait. At that point Doug Mousaw showed good concentration hanging on to a tipped pass in the end zone for Kanab lead. a 14-mid-fiel- d d up to defeat The win was brought about by the extremely good team work of Cheryl Lamb, Chastie Anderson, Michelle Norton, Joan October 1st Valley's girls volleyball team hosted Panguitch girls in a very important game. Valley was undefeated after 5 previous games and wanted to stay that way. Panguitch put up a good fight but still fell to the good ball handling of the Varsity team in just two games to end the match. The score of the first game was 15-- in Valley's favor and in the second match Valley really opened them Brink-erhof- Tanya Brinkerhoff, Stacy Frost and Peggy Max- well, the varsity team. The Junior Varsity did not fair as well against Panguitch losing the match, but they are still one of the toughest Junior Varsity teams around. 5 Its time to vote for Change vote 0 Kelepi Finau was responsible for the second Cowboy safety of the night when he f CHARLENE t JOHNSON blitzed through the right side of the line from his linebacker position and tackled the Milford quarterback in the end zone. Kanabs final score immediately followed when Eric .h for . US .T School Board i Dist. if his d to cap a 22-- 0 way Cowboy win. Defensively, David martin, Darwin Tait, Richard Dean, Jeff Hafen and Todd Hammond turned in outstanding performances in gaining the shut-ou- t and posting the usual A 2 Kanab Cantar District Including KCRj Brown fielded the Milford kick and 15-- vote for Charlene is a chance for a voice in our district Cowboy win. SET YOUR SIGHT Oil THESE TOP BUYS ! meanwhile, had apparently lost sight of the objective of the game and just seemed content to be able to run plays with the ball. Although confused, the Cowboys were not lacking in intelligence and immediately realized that if they scored they would have to turn the coveted ball over to the Tigers, so the Kanab gridders spent the first half marching up and down the field while experimenting with different methods of point prevention. It appeared the scoreless deadlock had been broken, however, when Todd Ham- mond, playing a strong defensive game in his first start since an early season injury, intercepted an errant Tiger pass and raced 65 yards behind two excellent open field blocks for the game's first touchdown. Hold everything though! One of the officials who had become intrigued with the Cowboys new offensive strategy, threw a flag for a clipping violation which had not occurred, so Kanab could maintain ball control and yet enter the with locker room at half-tim- e their scoreless record unblemished. While optimistic Milford fans hurried to make night withdrawals and double their bets, Coach Arlyn Hafen spent the intermission period patiently explaining to his squad iX 1 Hunting Supplies o Shirts o Hats o Ammunition Remington 700 ADL 308 with 4 power scope the priorities necessary to winning football games. The Cowboys wasted little time in putting the advice to use. 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