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Show THE WEST MOUNTAIN TIMES, DECEMBER 24, 1981, PAGE EIGHT Community 'Sons of Pioneers' meet TERRI POTTS By Times Comspundm SALT LAKE CITY The Oquirrh Mountain Chapter of the National Society of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers held its chapter meeting and Christmas party Dec. IS at the Memorial Building, 3301 East 2920 South. Seven new member awarded by Walter president, and were Ewell, chapter cer- lifetime-membe- r tificates were presented by William the national president. Falcons sky past flat-foot- ed six certificates Crit-chlo- histories of Utah pioneers and having a chapter project. Other chapter goals are: acquire a chapter flag, obtain pioneer vests and dresses for chapter members, get nameplates for each member, write a personal history, take at least two trips or outings, increase membership and have at least ten Critchlow expressed appreciation to chapter members for their accomplishments. He explained the fund is a legacy for the next generation, a trust fund for the perpetual care of the Sons' Memorial Building, and a fund for memorializing members' names on a wall plaque in the foyer. Other guests at the meeting included: are Dernll Lifetime members Michaelis, Hyland Kent, Harold Dangerficld, Richard Bertoch, Felix national Glen Greenwood, Laboto and Merril Hymus. and his wife Donna, and Jack The main goal for the coming year, presented by Ewell, is to comply with Nielson, executive secretary and his wife the goals that Critchlow has set for all Louise. Two other chapters held a joint include: These chapters. goals memorializing two pioneer names per meeting with the Oquirrh Chapter. The meeting was conducted by month through $100 contributions from descendants of pioneers, sending in two Hyland Kent, chapter vice president. Cougars By MIKE GYGI Tuna CorrespoiiJti.1 KEARNS Coach Kenyon Clark was right when he said Clearfield would be hard to beat. The Falcons defeated the in an exciting battle. Cougars, The Cougars have been slow starters but they often come on strong in the final minutes and catch up. They took Granger into triple overtime after an deficit but couldnt put the ball into the hoop enough times to win; losing by three. In the Clearfield game, the Cougars were again slow to start, falling behind early, then trying to pull it out in the last three minutes. 62-S- The Cougars' offense was flat from the start. Outside shooting was predominant without help from under the boards. The Cougars were not taking the good percentage shots, nor were they able to penetrate and get inside. Kearns had another mortal problem, rebounding. The Cougars seemed to be and just couldn't get the position needed to rebound. By the end of the first half, Clearfield had the Cougars 17-The Cougars went into the fourth quarter down by 14 points. They had matched the Falcons scoring in the second and third quarters, but could not make up the ground they had lost in the first quarter. With three minutes to go, the Cougars were within 10 points and the Cougar started to work. pressure-defens- e dialysis machines," to according Betty Tobinski, financial coordinator for University of Utah Medical Centers Dialysis Training Center. In the past week, Tobinski reports, several local hospitals have received a people and supervisory personnel went all out this year to ensure that the social and human service needs of the community are taken care of through the efforts of the 37 United Way agencies," said Ed Mayne, president of the Utah State AFL-CI- Robert Andrews, 3390 South 3420 West, Great Dane dogs stolen, $1,800 value. Glenn L. Ford, 21, 8330 South 2200 West, arrested for felony theft. M S. Hammons, 20, 770 East North, arrested for assault, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct. Ronald 1200 00 Thomas L. Boam, 1030 West 4800 South, checks, range, jewelry, stolen, $1,230 value. Heidi L. Harrison, 23, 3036 South 8900 West, arrested for theft and resisting arrest. Bradford J. Warner, 21, 348 East North, arrested for assault, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct. 1030 Dan J. Royall, 23, 972 West 830 South, arrested for felony theft, false information given to an officer and no Utah drivers license. cV Jerry Hoyt, 18, 4237 West 4495 South, arrested for public intoxication. Todd Harry was the high scorer for Kearns with 14 points. He was followed closely by teammates Ronnie Judd with 12 and Frank Lucero with 13. Kenneth Ortiz, 23, 2921 South 8630 West, arrested and cited for shoplifting and intoxication. M x 8 PERSONALS Call for appointment Vay 00 Neil A. Perry, 21. 4438 West 3500 South, arrested for aggravated assault. 000 MaryLou Taft, 2670 West 2890 South, TV, stereo, speakers, jewelry stolen. Valued at $1,779. 000 Jeff Scott Williams, 21, 213 East Vidas Street, South Salt Lake, arrested for disorderly conduct, possession of a controlled substance, false information to a peace officer and a traffic warrants service. Bonnie McNicol, 4877 South Bitterroot, Polaroid camera, stereo, drill, radio, $1,195 value. 000 Bill Spencer, 5200 South 2700 West, 31 sprinkler heads stolen from Salt Lake County Ball Park, $3,060 value. Lois Johnson, 25, 782 North 900 West, arrested for warrant, possession of a controlled substance, public in- toxication. William Gregory Sceili, 30, arrested for possession of narcotics paraphernalia and public intoxication. Argyle, 19, 407 West 325 for public intoxication arrested South, and disorderly conduct. Willard Kinder, 51, 2336 South 1440 West, arrested for assault, intoxication, disorderly conduct. " Lela Kinder, 48, 2336 South 1440 West, arrested for assault, intoxication, disorderly conduct. 000 Police rescue asphyxiating man at WVC Hall WEST VALLEY CITY- -A man who decided to wait in his car last week suffered from apparent carbon monoxide asphyxiation at West Valley City Hall. West Valley police spokesman Valeen Roller said the man, David R. McLain, 33, arrived about 9 a.m. on Dec. 16 for a 9:30 a.m. court appointment. He had apparently decided to wait in his car. At 10 a.m., police detectives William Heath and Jene Lyday were informed a man had passed out in a vehicle in the parking lot. The detectives found McLain unconscious in his car with the motor running. Roller said the man had turned blue and stopped apparently breathing, asphyxiated by carbon monoxide fumes. The detectives pulled McLain out of h the vehicle and Heath started Larry D. 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(Photo by Kennecott Minerals Company) 966-096- Santa takes lime out of hit busy holiday schedule to visit with a senior citizen Friday at the Magna Senior Citizen Center Christmas parly. More than 180 came for the program and luncheon. School District tournament, and the Pirates cant afford to take it easy over the holidays. Mat time is 7:30 p.m. iVi OiX) ANN'S . . Daryle Wright, 167, also finished third, and Rickey Turner, 98, and Lyle Silcox, 143, finished fourth for the Pirates. The Pirates are still awating the return of Frank Lucero, 138, who is expected back after Jan. I. The Pirates also have their work cut out for them in dual meets. This week they wrestle at Bountiful. The Braves are ranked as one of the two top teams in the state, and the Pirates will need more than just the usual pins from the lightweights. The heavyweights will have to score some victories if the Pirates have any hopes for winning this one. After Bountiful, the Pirates travel to Granite Jan. 7 to face the farmers. Th Farmers took first place in the Granite Ul (MISCELLANEOUS TAROT CARO READING The Cougars battled Tooele Dec. 22. Clark said, "I fed the kids are ready to settle down and play ball now. They are ready to win." The Cougars will take on Layton Wednesday, Dec. 30 at 7:30 p.m. at Kearns High. CONTINUED I ROM PAGE 7 COPPER DIVISION "if CLASSIFIEDS Clark said his offense was a little down at the start of the game but his defense came up with enough steals to win the game. Clark said it was their low shooting percentage and lack of rebounds that lost the game for this team. Granger grapplers - mouth-to-mout- X' The Cougars were on the move, but time ran out on them. Y' Yv iV Kevin Uir i They came up with three quick steals for baskets to draw within three points. ra Police Reports flat-foot- $ v Union-represent- stolen, $4,223 value. number of calls from individuals asking where they should deliver their collections." These rumors run rampant at Christmastime, when the spirit of giving is most generous and again in the spring," said Tobinski. Somebody's playing a cruel joke on some very compassionate and caring It's so sad people," said Tobinski. to see this wasted effort, when such energy and enthusiasm could be put to so many worthwhile humanitarian uses." Tf MAGNA Employees of Utah Copper Division, Kennecott Minerals Company, raised a record $433,000 for the 1981 Salt Lake Area United Way campaign. The average employees gift was $83.87, and more than 80 percent of the employees participated. 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