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Show I '1HL IMS MOUNTAiN No. t MbU T;M.ES someone what makes a good coach you would get a lot of dif- halfback on offense and a safety on defense. He started out playing Little League for his dad and finished up at Southern Utah State College in Cedar City. Mike coaches offensive backs and defensive backs and is very capable in both areas. Russ Morgan and Mike Mills have coached in the Little League program for four years and during that time their team has lost only three games. ferent answers. Good players make good coaches. The best way to judge a coach is by his won-lorecord. 1 have observed a couple of good coaches at work this year in the Cyprus Little League program. Their names are Russ Morgan and Mike Mills. They do a great job with the Cyprus Midgets. Russ Morgan played center and Nice going, you guys. Thanks for linebacker for the Pirates under coach all that quality time with our two-yespending Conrad and was a starter. He has a great approach to kids. He is low-ke- y kids and thanks for giving us a team we and yet is still the boss. He is easy can be proud of. Good Players going and firm at the same tim', which is a rare quality. His practices are both I have seen some good players hard and enjoyable and are always hanging around football fields this filled with the spirit of competition. year. Mike Mills also learned his football How about John Simmons, the at Cyprus High School where he was a Granite quarterback? st By Dale Simons What do you think of Chris Leonclli. busts long touchdowns for the Cyprus Pee Wees? How about No. 44, who backs up the self-title- line for Cyprus and who is none other than Rob Bezzant? The most effective football player Simon Says How can Russ Morgan be such a good coach when he played center and looked at the game upside down all those years? Opinions A coach is smart enough to do the shows a new maturity and adventurous versatility. He has found a blend of funky rhythmic patterns that puts his acoustic and electric piano and organ work in the realm of commercialism. He wrote or coauthored five of the six tunes. The exception is Duke Ellington's Come Sunday" and his lengthy arrangement of it is simply an incredible piece of work with its heavenly-soundin- g choir and scat background vocals. Another gem is the slow, Ask Him" with trombonist gospel-lik- e Julian Priestcr's superb solo. This LP is Cowells best yet. One of the finest song stylists to emerge in the past couple of years is Ann Burton. Her second album. New York State Of Mind (Inner City IC 1094) is simply a in the classic and puts the Holland-nativ- e same league with Carmen McRae and possibly Sarah Vaughn. She is subtle and gently sweet in her phrasing. Her alto voice is backed by pianist Mike Renzi, bassist Buster Williams and drummer Grady Tate. She takes contemporary songs like Billy Joel's New York State of One of the finest efforts at merging Japanese musical culture with America's jazz and rock idioms can be found in the grooved vinyl of Shogun (Inner City 1C 6078). American John Kaizan Neptune, composed the eight tunes and excels on the shakuhachi (a bamboo flute). The band, Mu'Ryo, lead by arranger-guitariTakao Naoi is augmented on horn section. three tunes by an eight-piec- e In between the big band pieces there are a pair of fine ballads and three rock-roottunes. It isn't the music from the Shogun" television special, but a highly enjoyable blend of two musical cultures worth exploring ten-pie- st Mind." Melissa ManchesterCarole Bayer Sager's Come In From The Rain" and Paul Simon's Something So right" plus a bevy of standards, and renders a homogeneous and tasteful LP. Ten Penny will play at wilderness benefit CITY Westminster College will host a benefit concert for the Utah Wilderness Association Friday. The concert will take place in Payne Gymnasium on the Westminster campus starting at 8 p.m. Proceeds from the concert will be used to help fund Utah Wilderness Association activities. Ten Penny, widely knovc local folk music group, will perform instrumental reels, jigs, airs, music, and a variety of other traditional music. Ten Penny is especially known for its Irish folk tunes. A wilderness slide show entitled A Price to Pay will also be presented during the evening. Admission is S4.00 per person. Tickets may be purchased at the door. SALT LAKE ed A former child prodigy Stanley Cowed at 40 seems to be putting it all together. His GXY-5I3- I) I have seen is Scott Beck, No. 32, for the Cyprus Midgets. He runs, he catches, he blocks, he tackles, and he tells his mother he loves her. What else could you expect of a football player? funky, moderate tempo, dance numbers Scott with vocals. Guitarist-singClancy, drummer Steve Dubin, Keyboardist Marc Goodman, saxophonist Michael Don Eaton and bassist-vocaliSchlesinger make excellent music, fusion or otherwise. New World (Galaxy 1901 album Allied Pm International Lecturers talk about fertility and bereavement BLM discusses priorities in public lands Priorities for Public Lands in Utah will be discussed Friday, during a noon public luncheon sponsored by the Center for Public Affairs and Administration at the University of Utah. Dean Stepanek, associate state director for Utah, Bureau of Land Management, will present the federal perspective. The luncheon meeting is the second in a series on public lands issues. Reservations for the S3.50 luncheon at the Alumini Lounge in the Olpin Union may be made by calling the centers office, by Wednesday, 381-649- SALT LAKE CITY-Westmi- nster College will present two special lectures in November dealing with behavioral science topics. Both programs will be held in Nunemaker Place starting at noon and are open to the public. On November 10, Dr. G. Mineau, a sociologist and medical geneticist connected with the University of Utah and LDS Hospital will discuss High Fertility Among the Early Mormon Settlers. On November 24, Dr. Dale Lund, a medical sociologist with the College of Nursing at the University of Utah, will Bereavement Among the How Do Older People Cope With The Loss of a Spouse. Additional lectures on current behavioral science topics are being planned by W'estminsiers Department of Behavioral Science. talk on Elderly: Nov. 4. Why not Classifieds 966-444- 4 Reasonable Rates BEFORE THE BOARD OF OIL, OAS AND MINING DEPARTMENT OF NATLRAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY in and for the STATE OF UTAH IN THE MATTER OF THE AMENDMENT OF ) THt GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS) FINAL NOTICE OF HEARING THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL OPERATORS. TALERS OF PRODUCTION. MINERAL AND ROYALTY OWNERS, AND PARTICULARLY ALL PERSONS IN THE STATE OF UTAH INTERESTED IN DRILLING FOR AND THE PRODUCTION OF OIL ANDOR GAS. Under the proiotu of Chapter 6, Title 40. Utah Code Annotated. 1953, the Board of Oil, Gat and Mining a given authority to make rulet and regulation! and amend them from time to tunc a denned necewary for the proper administration CAUSE NO. 1900 of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act. Notice a hereby given that the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining has prepared a Final set of amendment! and revisions to the General Rulet and Regulations coveting the following described area: will be deleted and a new Rule l II Rule C-UNDERGROUND INJECTION CRITERIA AND STANDARDS adopted. Tha regulations it being considered for adoption for the purpose of establishing a portion of Utah's Underground Injection Program as required by the Safe Drinking Water Act. PL 93 323 as amended by PL and the rules and regulations thereunder. 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FRATTO AND SON MAINTENANCE Jazz sponsor scholarships; two seniors will win tuition SALT LAKE CITY-T- he Utah Jazz will again award two SI, 000 college scholarships to local high school seniors Dean Lindsay, Jazz vice president of business operations announced. The locid winners will be among 30 seniors throughout the nation who will be awarded SI, 000 scholarships by the National Basketball Association and its 23 teams as part of the leagues scholarship program, first started last season. The Jazz are firm believers in the importance of a college education, said Lindsay. We are pleased that we will be able to assist two local students achieve their goal of a higher education. To apply for a Jazz scholarship, a senior must submit an official application form, his or her high school transcript, SAT scores, a letter of recommendation from a faculty member and an essay of under 300 words on The Importance of a the subject, College Education. 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Center offers cage leagues use our call West Mountain Times GOVERNING THE CONSERVATION OF OIL AND GAS IN UTAH The next game for the Bantams will comeback late in the with fourth quarter, the Cyprus Bantams be in the championship playoffs World and American the of winners the beat West leagues. The first half saw West gain a 19-- 7 lead. Cyprus's lone score was a pass play from Brent Raby to Irvin Maxwell. Irvin also scored the extra point. Cyprus defense held West scoreless in the second half, while the offense moved the ball with Irvin Maxwell and SALT LAKE CITY Registration Bill Batt running. five fall and winter basketball for pass Cyprus scored on a Jewish from Brent Raby to Allen Inskeep. The leagues is now under way at the 1700 2416 East Center, Community extra point was scored by Bill Batt. South. a was touchdown The winning The five leagues offer competition run by Irvin Maxwell. both youth and adult players and for with a credited was John Prentice are open to the general public. The fumble recovery. offered include YBA for leagues cited Trent the play of Coaches in grades three through six, Christensen, Devin Hathaway, John youngsters and 8th 7th grade, high school, Brett and Prentice, Jeff Thomas unlimited, and The entire team was able to do the job when it really counted, the for players age 30 and older. Additional information, including coaches said. for registration, start of league deadline The Cyprus Bantams ended the and fees, is available by calling play 0 season record a with perfect regular 8 Monday through Thursday to win the championship of the National League of the Ute Conferen- - from 3 until 10 p.m., or Sunday from noon until 3 p.m. thrilling 23-ya- job and dumb enough to think the job is important. If a player misses practice he should not be allowed to play on game day and if a coach misses practice he should not be allowed to coach on game day. Good players use the Riddell technique, putting your helmet on the opponents numbers. who st A quintet of veteran Philadelphia musicians calling themselves Spaces has come d debut up with an interesting album (Arista At 9353) that offers superlative listening and dancing opportunities. The musician's record company biography calls it a fusion band. But I'd Cyprus slips past West, wins league championship 20-1- er Ira-ke- re t'Of',T la a like to call it a tightknit unit with outstanding soloists, a distinctly midtempo. pleasant sound. Three of seven tunes are Earlier this yearduringatourof Europe Irakere's Paquito D'Rivera defected from Fidel Castro's Cuba. Today D'Rivera is living in the United States and has released his first solo album, Paquito Slowin (Columbia FC 37374). The two LPs he did with received rave reviews and his solo outing will get even higher acclaim. He plays soprano and alto saxes, flugelhom, flute and does a bit of the the percussion as he records five innovative originals and two other virtuoso tracks. Overall the music has a Caribbean flavor and is highly enjoyable as a new voice takes his seat in the jazz hierarchy. EAt Good coaches Serendipilv Sports If you asked 5. 969-317- 7 IRental: BRICK RAMBLER 3 Bdrm. Washer & Draped,' Range. Fridge, Garage, Patio, Fenced in back yard. Close to bus route Dryer FOR SALE One acre horse properly, Erda. Tooee county, 3 bedroom home, full basement, live stock pens, fruit trees, garden. GOOD TERMS $52,900.00 11-- Hook-up- , Carpeted and schools. Water paid for. References required and no pets. Call after 5 p.m. 250-669- it 1 k |
