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Show s ports Thuradoy, $ptmbr 29, 6 pOllS D.ale Salt Lake City - A bill cosponsored by Republican Dan Marriott, which would facilitate the search for missing children, today received a strong endorsement from the Mayor of Sunset. Utah and the Sheriff Brant L. Johnson met with Marriott today in his Salt Lake Citv office to discuss the Missing Children bill (H.R. 6976) and both officials assured him that such legislation would greatly help local law enforcement officials in their efforts to locate missing children. Both Sant and Johnson have become heavily involved with the last issue since the abduction Sunset of month resident Rachael Marie Runyan. They told Marriott that they have sent President Reagan a letter encouraging him to support some sort of solution to the national problem." a described also Johnson Simons Old times Earl remen base! ; txr 's in August of 1982 some of the good old boys got together to the spring of 1948. You see, in the spring of 1948, the Cyprus team won the state class B baseball championship. The good old entioned got together to relive the good old days of the cham-effor- t. lr I' 1 a very good team a team with no weaknesses. The team had es, pitching, power hitters and excellent defense. Hie following me of the accomplishments of the team and the individual These statistics will be of great interest to the players them-- i their relatives. I doubt if they will captivate the imagination of v other readers. won IG RECORDS: Tom Jenkinson won 5 lost 0; Lee Chapman K ent McQuivey won 1 lost 0; Bob Snodgrass won 1 lost 0; Doug !! won 1 lost 0; Sharon Rushton won 1 lost 0; total won 14 lost 0. RECORDS: Total runs, 223; runs against 70; average number average runs against 5.0; home runs 14; triples 14; doubles 18. AVERAGES: Russ Orton, .533; Dale Moessor, 521; Doug r r "13; Dale Simons, 421; Sharon Rushton, .409; Lee Chapman, k Fraser, 375; Dean Swede Davis, .358; Gordy Roberts 310; kner .333. SEASON RESUME s 7 Sot (h 6: Rushton and Chapman had 3 hits each. Snodgrass and !ch I Snodgrass winning pitcher. 5 l iagham 4: Jenkinson had 2 hits including the winning triple. ha. a home run. Thurman and Simons had doubles. Last close :h ar. 17 Tuole 3: Wach was the winning pitcher. Thurman had 3 hits. . and Moessor had 2 hits. Moessor had a double. C irus in Murray 6: Thurman had 3hits. Roberts, Rushton and Simons had hits. ( .apman had a double. Hiurman and Roberts had triples. (Virus H Last 3: Rushton and Chapman pitched. Rushton was the win-ma- g ;ii cher. Fraser had 3 hits. Chapman, Hiurman and Orton, had 2 hits. Thurman, Chapman, and Orton had doubles. Orton and Simons had triples. Fraser hit a homer. C yprus 17 Judge 3: Simon had 3 hits. Davis, Roberts and Jeikinson had 2 hits. Jenkinson was the winning pitcher. Cyprus 28 Morgan 6: Moessor and Orton had 3 hits. Thurman, Fraser, Rushton. Chapman and Davis had 2 hits. Chapman hit 2 home runs. Thurman and Rushton also hit home runs. Moessor, Davis and Fraser had , tG Clark ends training Army National Guard PFC Joseph M. Clark, son of Kay Asay of 2610 W . Village Lane and Joseph B. Clark of 2424 Dutch Draw, both of Salt Lake City, has completed the UH-helicopter repair course at the U.S. Army Aviation School. Fort Rucker, Alabama. The course is designed to provide enlisted personnel with a working knowledge in organizational, direct and general support maintenance on the UH-- 1 helicopter. Personnel are trained in the duties of crew chief and record keeper. 1 triples. Cy prus 22 Bingham 11: Orton had 5 hits. Rushton and Chapman had 3 hits. Davis had 2 hits. Chapman hit a homer. Orton had a double and triple. Chapman was the winning pitcher. Cyprus 24 Toole 0: Scored 11 runs in the 3rd inning. Thurman, Roberts and Chapman had 3 hits. Chapman had 2 home runs. Thurman, Simons, Orton and Chapman had doubles. Cyprus 25 Murray 3: Simons, Chapman, Orton and Davis had 3 hits. Moessor, Davis Chapman Thurman, and Wach had doubles. Simons and Rushton had triples. Scored 2 runs in fourth inning. Cyprus 18 Judge 3: Jenkinson pitched a four hitter. Rushton and Orton had 3 hits. Thurman Simons, and Fraser had 2 hits. Rushton had a triple. Thurman, Orton, hit home runs. Cyprus 13 Morgan 2: Wach had 3 hits. Roberts, Rushton and Chapman had 2 hits. Wach had 2 doubles. Simons had a triple. Davis had 3 hits. Roberts had 2 hits Cyprus 13 Beaver 6 (semi-finals- ): had doubles. Fraser had a Simons and Orton. Orton and with Simons out and the bases loaded. He to none with in came pitch Chapman triple. struck out the side. Cyprus lSJuab 8 (state championship): Robert hit a 3 run home run the ten run 3rd inning. Thurman had 3 hits Davis had 2 hits and made some great catches in left field. Chapman winning pitcher. Anyway, we took state in forty eight. Simon Says : If you dont believe this really happened, ask my mother. Staff Sgt. Mark Wilcox, son of Jack M. and Betty J. Wilcox of 2892 South 9100 West. Magna, has reenlisted in the U.S. Army at Fort Campbell, KY., for an additional six years military IN THE f&ZZM - NHL service. Candles will drip less if you freeze them first, y rme. mf. tju jMC' marriage, Salt Lake gen- tleman seeks lady 20's30's. Must be sinatcere, healthy, tractive, and have high moral standards. Good cook, housekeeping helpful. NO JOKE, don't answer unless you're serious. Call leave name and number. 328-094- 3, MAKE MONEY INFORMATION on ALASKAN and OVERSEAS Jobs, $20, 000 to $50,ooo per possible. Call Dept. 1927. CUD year with 250-251- 3 offers!!! Offer-detail- s, rush stamped addressed envelope. DWB 6 Enterprises Dept. D NICE FAMILY HOME 4- - Ken-mor- e washing machines and electric dryers. Very reasonable. 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The amount of money being lost by Utahns in fraudulent schemes has grown from approximately NATO-committe- in fraud, d d $1,000,000 in 1976 to a projected $40,000,000 in 1982. and thousands of join their NATO partners in ground exercises centering on central West Germany east of the Rhine River. The joint exercises are designed to demonstrate U.S. capabilities to Utahns are involved. Carol L. Clark has been hired to begin this program of consumer education. Clark, who holds a doctorate in educational administration, will be the first person to hold a consumer education position in the history of the Utah Attorney Generals office. Weve created this new slot, HAMPS and after Gerry at 6 p.m. Free estimates. 966-628- 7 the consumers investment almost always has already prosecutor, been lost. Even when a prosecution is successful, the consumer has the satisfaction of seeing the perpetrator of the fraud fined or even imprisoned, but rarely does he or she receive restitution. Under the circumstances, one of the best services we could render to Utah citizens is to make available knowledge to help them avoid scams altogether. We hope to do this by creating radio and television public and by service announcements columns sending consumer-orienteto all Utah newspapers. We have already recorded twelve radio spots which will soon be aired as a public In our with service. keeping philosophy, the theme of all twelve spots is: Your knowledge is the best consumer protection. We plan to build a program which will complement other community and government consumer groups. Our emphasis will be on the legal aspects of consumerism. Dr. Clark's assisgn-men- t is to present pertinent legal information in terms understandable d continued, because we are toconsumers, Asa public service. Dr. Clark will be alarmed by the amount of money Utahns are losing through flaky or available to speak to business, civic, dishonest investment neighborhood, and religious groups at outright schemes and by the inability of our all times, including evenings and Individual citizens and office and other prosecuting offices to weekends. do much about it until its too late. By interested groups can reach Dr. Clark the time hard evidence of a fraud by writing to her at the Attorney reaches our office or that of another Generals Office or bv calling 533 530A W ilkinson Wilcox is a motor transport operator with the 29th transportation Battalion. His wife. Kathy is the daughter of D.N. Howarth of 3071 South 9000 West. Magna. REPAIRS are contemplating the purchase of a CLEANING Sewing Machine and CARPET average size are interested in saving rooms and hallway dry - money, contact Dave at If you SALE-Tw- o an authorized servicee center for makes and many models. We also 250-699- specialize in cleaned by FUSSER, only $39.95. Call 250-200- 7 TODAY. TFN in-ho- Sewing Machine repair. LOFTHOUSE Landscape -- m W hen A PETS, SUPPLIES, KENNELS plans, garden, lawn, FREE puppy, Shepard seeds, shrubs, trees, Cross, ferclean-up- , yard tilizing, tilling. Call 968-195- 23(4A)-2- Neighbor Is A Nuisance Everyone has a right to the enjoyment of his own but this right stops when he engages in any even if it is conducted entirely on his premises prives you of the reasonable enjoyment of your kids are .people whan it means looking out for their schooltime .SAFETY property, activity which deproperty. Such an activity is called a NUISANCE. Nuisances can usually be divided into three categories according to the type of neighbor you are dealing with: The Nasty Neighbor g The but Annoying Neighbor The Business Neighbor asty neighbors often do things out of malice, giving little, if any, benefit to themselves. A neighbor does something to further the enjoyment of his own property, but at the same time, unintentionally creates an annoyance to his neighbor. The business neighbor can be a nuisance when his commercial operations disrupt residential living in the neighborhood. In this case, as in all nuisance cases, the interference with your enjoyment of your property must be both substantial and unreasonable. If you can prove these two elements in court, you have a very good chance of winning a judgment in your favor. Before going to the exnense of hiring a lawyer and initiating court proceedings to deal with a problem neighbor, it is to your advantage to try and talk to your neighbor and explain how he is interfering with your rights. Take the opportunity to suggest a reasonable solution to the problem, one that would be satisfactory to both of you. Another out-o- f court alternative is to ask a third party to act as a mediator. A mediator could either be another neighbor, the landlord or the local community association. There may also be a local dispute resolution center in your community. This is an informal center where a mediator tries to help disputants solve their differences without going to court. If these alternatives do not remedy the situation, write a letter to the party creating the nuisance stating exactly what the problem is, and giving them a specific period of time to amend the problem (usually 30 days). Explain that you will seek legal counsel if they refuse to act. The guidelines of what constitutes unreasonable intervaries from state to state and even from county to ference county. A local lawyer could tell you if a specific statute is being violated or how the local courts have acted on similar cases in the past. Often a strongly worded letter from an attorney will convince your neighbor that you mean business. If, as a last resort, you do go to court, you may receive either an injunction against your neighbor requiring him to stop his offensive behavior totally, or the judge will act as mediator and impose a compromise. If you wish to sue for monetary damages you can appeal to small claims court for an amount of up to $ ,000. well-meani- oar favorite 328-328- 7 workmanship Find Out What If Happening i L. General David Attorney W ilkinson announced that a consumer education specialist has been hired in the Attorney Generals office. Because of the problems of con- sofa, french provential sofa and end tables, and wall Painting covering. Finest quality 7. I I chest type deep freezer, early American dinette set, early American 15' cubic CUSTOM INTERIORS 561-157- 967-547- s sizes, under $5. CLOTHES KEARNS CLOSET 5476 SOUTH HOME. Cons uner specialist in AG's 250-593- TFN 250-794- UNFURNISHED Weve probably got it. TVs, stereos, radios, toys, bikes, sleighs, TRADE. APPLIANCE REPAIR WHIRLPOOL and 5 STOP smoking in five days Do you use cigarettes to reward yourselves? Do you smoke to calm your South, Looking for something? ft. building going up, but in the meantime we are in a trailer and open daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. We BUY, SELL and 84110 HOMES FOR SALE West misc. PARDON US WHILE WE GROW. New 2,400-sq- . P.O. Box 1680 Salt Lake City, UT 250-681- 5 home. Call 2100 working at home! Be flooded New kitbdrm, new chen, family room, WOULD like to lose large lot with good garweight, maintain weight, den spot. no drugs, minimal effort at rl 7888 250-266- about life-lon- Europe with ground and air units in a crisis situation. Henninger is a mortarman with the 1st Armored Division in Crailsheim, West Germany. reinforce SECOND HAND BENS, Notices; Personals SERIOUS By RUSTY PATTERSON. Branch Librarian Fall is in the air did we really complain about the heat just a month ago? I like this season of the year, even though I know whats coming. In fact, I like each season. If you are planning hunting tripe, take a long a few books on birds, trees or rocks for the young ones, and make it an experience they wont forget. Modern Pheasant Hunting, bv Steve Grooms, takes a new look at this classic sport and gives todays hunter fresh insight. Fewer pheasants and more hunters are making the hunt more challenging, and the author gives needed strategies and ideas for working all kinds of cover, types of dogs, guns and ammunition to use, and how to handle specific situations. James Bateman, known worldwide as an authority on primitive and modern trapping methods is uniquely qualified to write a practical book g on trapping. He had made a study of this subject, and he brings his wide experience unto practical focus in Trapping: A Practical Guide. This is a concise, well illustrated guide it . All over the world trapping is still a reliable way to obtain food and other necessities of life. Now for just recreational reading Sidney Sheldons new book Master of the Game arrived this week, and the author has created his most extraordinary heroine. Her name is Kate Blackwell, the head of a great international conglomerate. Power and success in a mans world has become a deadly and game to Kate, and she is the master of the game. The saga of the Blackwell dynasty takes place over a period of one hundred years. The story races from the diamond fields of South Africa to the back streets of Paris, and stately homes of England, and the secret deals made in American boardrooms and bedrooms. It is steeped with the murderous secrets, the passions and the ambitions of one of the most exciting families in modern fiction. If you enjoyed Rage of Angels by this author, dont miss this one. We are having a fun time in preschool story times. We have a few openings on Thursdays at 11 a.m. Wilcox reeinlists ear 'fm T1 notes i involvment community program in the Sunset begun recently area as a partial solution. The plan called the big E program (E stands for emergency), is like neighborhood watch, he said. Residents participating in the program would place a large E in a prominent location on their home as a reminder to passersb.v and a sign to youngsters that their home is a refuge in time of need. Street crossing guards and other school safety officials would also wear an E. Sant said they are also encouraging voluntary fingerprinting of children. A move which he says would provide valuable information if a child is abducted. Marriott, who has long been a supporter of the Missing Children bill, introduced by Representative Paul Simon. D DL said the program would be relatively inexpensive. There would be no expense in he obtaining computer hardware, told the officials. The FBI already has the system, its files would merely need to be expanded. The legislation would direct the FBI to expand the use of its National Crime Information Center computer as a clearinghouse for information about missing children and unidentified bodies. The data would be immediately available to thousands of police departments nationwide to aid in the critical early hours in searches for missing youth. Marriott recently encouraged his colleagues in Congress to wear a yellow ribbon to show support of the legislation which he said should come up for a vote on the floor of the House in the end of October. Henninger in re forger program Pvt . Army Jay M. Henninger, son of Jay L. Henninger of 2624 West 2720 South. Salt Lake City, and Kathleen M. Henninger of 931 East 900 South, Salt Lake City, is one of more than 100.000 U.S. soldiers and airmen in the I.S. Army participating REFORGER, or return of forces to Germany, and the U.S. Air Force Crested Cap exercises in Europe. U.S. service members in Europe, as well as those from the United States, o Library Childrens bill seeks input erendipity 1982-Mogn- 1 I |
