| Show o Local student earns honors port "paint" and score In the third quarter the Eagles went into their trapping defense They were able to take a slim lead but were unable to hold when the Wolves forced them into Each time the Eagles were able to gain the lead North Sevier would respond to the score and pressure Costly and a shoddy shooting technical foul on the Eagles’ bench cinched the Wolves victory 10 23 for Kyle Wilson hitting on from the field led the Eagles in scoring with 20 points Kelby Swallow pumped in 16 points and Shawn Rushton and Jason McGinn each added 14 points in the losing effort The Eagles ?hot a dismal 7 line compared for 21 from the to North Sevier’s 21 for 26 as they The Eagles' record fell to took the mandatory Christmas break They hope to get on the winning side 3 at when resume Jan again they play on Gunnison Swimming pool news 1985 was a good year at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool Attendance records were broken more children took swimming lessons at the pool in 1985 than ever before Aqua Aerobics was very successful and the swim pass sales increased The West Millard Recreation Board installed a new automatic chlorination system and replastered the pool and through the annual West Millard Pool plapt sale the pool management was able to make the outdoor pool patio private by installing chainlink slats in the fence and was able to purchase some new patio furniture due to lack of Beginning January attendance Ladies Hour will be discontinued at the pool on Thursday evenings And Beginning January 2 the pool will be back on its regular winter schedule Aerobics and swimming Aqua lessons both resume at the pool Monday January 6 Aerobics will be held in the mornings on Monday Wednes day and Friday at 10 am and in the evenings on Tuesday and Thursdays at 8 pm Mommy & Me and lessons will be held in the mornings and the Beginning Advanced Beginning Intermediate and Adult Beginning swimming lessons will be held in the evenings Registrations can be made for Aqua Aerobics and swimming lessons by calling the pool at The noon hour swimming on Tuesday through Friday at the pool has been discontinued at the present time to allow for the schools to come to the pool for swimming lessons On Monday the pool will continue to be open for the lunch swim from 12 noon to 3 pm At this time the pool management would like to thank all of your for the great support you gave the pool in 1985 and also we want to wish each one of you a very Happy New Year and hope 1986 will bring much happiness and prosperity to everyone Swimming Iessions ll Even though winter is here a person can still receive the benefits of swimming lessons at the West Millard Pool because of the beautifully indoor swimis lucky ming pool this community enough to have The West Millard Pool water is kept warm (86°) the air temperature is warm and there is even a hair dryer to dry your hair These conditions make swimming desireable even in the winter Monday January 6 the 4th session of winter swimming lessons begins at the West Millard Community Swimm ing Pool Classes being offered are the which Mommy & Me and are taught in the mornings and the Beginning Advanced Beginning Intermediate and Adult Beginning Classes which are held in the evening Each swimming lesson session runs Monday through Friday for two weeks (10 lessons) and the cost for each lesson session is $1500 per student For more information and register for swimming lessons call thV pool at New Aqua Aerobics session to begin Aqua Aerobics exercising to music in water is a great way to ge: into shape Not only do you get the benefits of land exercise but you also receive the benefits of the support of the water which makes much less trauma to the body By the way you don’t have to know how to swim to take Aqua Aerobics Why don’t you make a new years resolution to get into good physical shape and join the West Millard’s Aqua Aerobics Classes you’ll be glad you did Registration for Aqua Aerobics can by made by calling the pool at Aqua Aerobics is a very popular form of exercise at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool A new session of morning Aqua Aerobics will begin Monday January 6 from 10 to 11 am and a new session of night Aqua Aerobics will begin Tuesday January 7 from 8 to 9 pm Both sessions will run for six weeks with the morning aerobics being held on Monday Wednesday and Friday and the fee will be $22 for the 18 classes The night Aqua Aerobics will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and the fee will be $1500 for 12 classes Now Aqua Aerobics is being opened to men as well as women iiiiii PLAZA i —i Delta i 1 Delta City Recreation is now accepting registration for the 1986 Women’s will Volleyball League Registration December 18 and begin Wednesday end on Friday January 3 1986 at the Recreation Office 81 Manzanita Ave from 9 am to 5 pm Participation in the league will be limited to 12 teams because of restricted facility usage Prices: $350 Plaza Twin Adults under 14 Citizens l' alSO sVo'N io Coming Next: LA” “To Live and Die in $1 SHOWS I Ages 14 & Tuesday Family Night: under and Senior Citizens FRIDAYS CHANGE i i r I i i 6 at the Pendray Mrs Robert Jenson have their daughter Phyllis and Lowell Huntington and family from Kanab home for Christmas also granddaughter and husbands Amanda and Jan Overson from Mesa AZ Jeannene and Stuart Arnell from Salt Lake Mrs Jesse Johnson have her son Doug Davis from New York and wife Catalina visiting them Mrs Roy Losee had their daughter Arlene and Wallace Perkins visit with them for a couple of days from Ely NV Tony and Jeri Clark have their daughter Linda Lee home from St George for the holidays Mrs Ron Alloway had their son Kurt and daughter Mrs Mike Teriil from Cedar City with them for Christmas On Christmas day they all Dee and Eunice Black were in Sanat the home of Dclcne and Doug Jackson and children where they enjoyed Christmas Louise Cropper went to Las Vegas NV where she joined with Marlow and Carol Cropper and they went to Florida to spend the Christmas holidays Milden and Arprilla Scow spent Christmas Eve and Christmas Morning in Oak City with Kent and Sandra Dewsnup and their family and then Christmas day we went to Sandy Utah and visited with Darrel and Gaye Scow and family We really have a very enjoyable Christmas with our family June L Dutson and children from illmore and Gill Dutson from St George and children spent Christmas with parents Ormus and Winona Dutson and their brother Gary D Dutson Faun and Stella Hawley spent the in Bountiful with their holidays children Robert and Louise Carling and family Dale and Patsy Carling and family and Dr Mark and Marlena Lewis and family Patty Roundy who is attending college at Cedar City was home for the Howard and holidays with parents Glenda Roundy Jim and Liz Wiscombe and daughter NV for Jamie went to Pioche Christmas Our congratulations go to Dee and Eunice Black who will celebrate their 50th golden wedding anniversary on Jan 2 On December 27 at the Payson Hospital a very special bundle of joy A 8'j lb baby made his appearance boy was born to David and DeAnn their first child Dewsnup Steele Proud grandparents are Kent and Sandra Dewsnup of Oak City and Mrs Steele of Nephi Proud great grandparents are Milden and Arprilla Scow of Deseret Congratulations to all New year wishes by the cupful A heaping cup of happiness 2 of love and caring of understanding of joyful sharing A level cup of wisdom of artful living of thoughtful insight of selfless giving Mix ingredients together toss in a tle flair serve to everyone you know and topped with a tiny prayer May every measure of happiness be yours throughout the new year dy Volleyball registration -rrr rVx0 r s° a missed the deadline of last Sorry week so will have two weeks news this time Spencer and Alice Webb accompanied by Russell and Jennie Stylcr and Erma Kay May and all went to Provo last Friday to attend funeral services of their niece Janice Olson Cope Elder Claude Erickson and his wife June Erickson from Salt Lake City have just recently returned home from serving a LDS mission in Coverenty England They gave very interesting talks about their missionary experiences at Sacrament meeting Dec 15 They are the parents of Darlene (Alan) Dewsnup Homer and Rae Jensen and daughter Bonnie went to Richmond WA to spend the Christmas holidays with their Diane and daughter and Charles Allen and their children Sherry Bunker who has employment in Los Angeles came home to spend Christmas with her parents Reed and Anna Mae Bunker Mrs David Black visited at the home of their father Waldo Black Doyle and Martha Mace who are spending the winter months in St George came and spent a few days at their home here and then went to Salt Lake to spend Christmas with son Joe and Lisa Mace and children On Sunday Dec 22 the Deseret Ward Choir members put on their Annual Christmas Cantata "Night of Miracles” directed by Ray Western and accompanist was Joan Jensen It was a very outstanding program and was enjoyed by a large crowd Sid and Audrey Ogden and children spent several days on a trip to Hawaii before Christmas Blanche Jensen spent Christmas in West Jordan at the home of her son Max and his family Get well wishes are sent to Myrtle B Western who had the misfortune of falling which resulted in a broken leg We hope she will heal fast and can return home soon She is in the hospial at Payson Utah The Primary officers teachers and children put on a very fine Christmas Eve program at the Ward Cultural Hall on Christmas Eve and after the program who should appear but “Santa Claus" He visited with the children and gave each a treat is Nora Cropper the spending CA with holidays at Sacramento Maxine and daughter and Clyde Waller and children Janet Eliason from Provo was home for the holidays with parents Phil and Beverly Eliason and her sister Vickie Blaine and Mae Cropper went to Salt Lake to spend Christmas with their son and family Dennis and Shauna Cropper and children Topaz Blvd E HWY $150 Children $150 Senior lNNS DESERET Arprilla Scow Ph: i TWIN THEATRE 520 on Twin Sharon G Rowlette of Delta has been placed on the High honor roll for the fall quarter at Weber State College in Ogden Ms Rowlette is a junior majoring in theater arts at Weber State She carried 18 credit hours of class work and maintained straight A grades in all her classes for a perfect 40 grade point average The achievement puts her in the top three percent of all students attending the college $2 - Adults 864-455- 1 2 Millard County USPS Thun Jan 2 1986 - Pag 7 went to Vernon to have a family Christmas dinner together with all of Ann’s families There were forty of them that enjoyed the tin 'her Phyllis Johnson Ann said one of the nice ti ig the day was that the sun was shining Ph: and absolutely no fog Earl and Afton Petersen recently Hilda Oliver spent weeks with spent two weeks in Arizona with their her son Ron and family in Bountiful children Earl and Afton Lynn and also spent 3 days with her sister Ua CorCozette Petersen and baby and Doug nell in Salt Lake she visited her grandand Delores Stanworth went to Wilcox children also her cousin Leala Arizona where they spent ThanksgivPoulson She had a very nice trip ing at the home of Donald and Linda Choral Clark and Sharon Clark Petersen Bob and Diane Richens and tended their annual sisters party at the children came from Cypress Texas and home of sister Marion McClellan in Bob and Kathy Goodwin and boys Salt Lake Others attending were Betcame from Morcnci Arizona All of ty Jo Tow nsend of Salt Lake Mary Jo the cousins really had a good time playChristensen of Salt Lake Lela ing together Kim and Sheri Petersen Rodabough and Mildred Stutz both and boys were the only ones who were from Provo They had a very delightful not there Earl and Afton spent two time together weeks visiting family and friends in Mrs Bill Clark had their three Arizona in They stayed overnight and families home for daughters Overton Nevada with John and Helen Christmas Mrs Mike Christensen and both going down and Hesselgessler family Mrs Zane Bennett and family coming home and Mrs Dean Fowles and family Kim and Sheri Petersen have recen-lDaughter Mitzi and family couldn't moved into their new home come They enjoyed the day together We are sorry to report that Charlene very much Brunner had to have surgery on her Mrs Bob Clark had their family all head on Dec 26 The doctors found an home for Christmas Bruce from abscess and hopefully Charlene will Logan Matt from Salt lake Joelyn soon be on the road to recovery She and Steve Caldwell and family from is in the Utah Valley Provo and Shane They had a very enHospital Trula Abbott recently returned home joyable time together after spending two weeks in I as Vegas Mrs Eugene Losee had their with Don and Dorothy Croft While children home for Christmas Mrs there she also visited her grandson Gary Warren Allen and family from and Sandy Croft and children her Mrs Steve Losee and Orangeville sister Flora Clayson a family from West Jordan and Cindy Thelma Abbott and Evva Croft She Mrs Bob Allred and family joined returned home on Amtrak them for Christmas dinner They enBill and Arlene and Chappell joyed being together Christine spent last Sunday with Trula An open house was held for Ralph Abbott Trula’s sons Lawrence and Lounsbury for his 80th birthday He Dale came on to Monday bring her enjoyed visiting with the friends that Christmas gifts came to make it a memorable occasion Eleanor Murray recently spent 4 days for him His two daughters Mrs Beth in the Utah Valley Hospital for Olsen and Roy and Karma Brown from treatments and tests We hope Eleanor Idaho came on Friday and surprised is soon feeling better him in honor of his birthday and open The families of Jerry and Marilyn house He enjoyed their visit very Blanch and Dirk and Karen Towles much gathered at the home of Karl and Mrs Manley Abbott and Jennifer Eleanor Murray on Christmas Eve The made a trip to Syracuse for a family girls fixed a delicious dinner and SanChristmas party ai the home of their ta Claus paid a visit daughter Mrs Mike Hymas and fami1st The Sutherland Ward choir ly Other family members were Mrs under the direction of lewis Tony Abbott and family Mrs Terry Abbott and family Mrs Mike Pearce presented a Christmas Cantata in Sacrament meeting Sunday and family and Mrs Danny Abbott Jim and Maxenc Owens had all of and family It was a very special time their family home for their annual together as all of their children and Christmas party on Dec 21 Dinner grandchildren were there was served and gifts exchanged Mrs Lois Greene made a trip to Salt Jim and Maxcne Owens went to Lake on Tue with Mrs Ralph Kaysville to spent Christmas wiih I Lounsbury and then her and Janet Owens and children They Mrs Vey Jensen picked her up and also xisited Robert and Ruth Anderson took her to Bear River City to spent and on the way home visited Russell Christmas and a few days with son and Grace Jackson in Nephi Doug and Chuck Greene and family Mary Ellen came to hase is progressing Marjorie LaBrcque fine since her surgery breakfast with them on Thursday Their son Jimmy had an accident and morning broke his knee cap and spent Christmas in the hospital Faye Tennant spent a few days in Fie has had surgery on Salt Lake before Christmas She enhis knee but haven’t heard how he is joyed Christmas day at the home of lay doing We wish Jimmy and Mary Ellen and Luena Fullmer Walt and Pat a speedy recovery Howard Chad and Tammy and Lyle Mrs Hilda Oliver had her son Mrs and Jackie Fullmer and girls also spent Carl Oliver and her son Tom Hernon Christmas day with Jay and Luena from Texas spend Christmas with her ullmer came a Tracy and Ruby and then they all had dinner with Mrs week ago and brought Jav and uena Larry Oliver It was an enjoyable day a woodburning stove for all On Dec 21 LaMont and Terrill Mrs Ralph Lounsbury spent Sperry and family Mark and Dell Christmas with Mrs Roslyn Gill and Loveless Duane and Sandy I oveless son Jeremy and Mrs Dan Montoya and Warren Loveless and children were and family in Salt Lake They had a at the home of Ned and Gladys very good time together Then in the Loveless for a Christmas party and to evening Lois Greene’s son Carl and celebrate Ned’s birthday wife Sandy from Idaho and three Kay Loveless came from Logan on children Richard Steven and Carla and Sunday and spent Christmas with Ned her mother Mrs Minnie Vance visited and Gladys Loveless with all of us It was a very pleasant Mike and LaPriel Mortensen spent evening Christmas Fve with Ken and Connie Ralph Lounsbury is scheduled to Mortensen and girls Melissa have surgery on his eye on Dec 30 Mortensen was celebrating her Hope all goes well for him birthday Mrs Jay Shurtz had their daughter Cleone Tolbert spent Christmas day Ron and Gwen Mosher and two boys with Sherrill and Joyce Tolbert and from Orem home for Christmas The family Tina Tolbert is home from two grandsons spent a few days before in St George for the holidays school Christmas of which Jay and Yvonne On Dec 26 LaVoy and Jancce Tolbert enjoyed and Terry and LuAnn came from Mrs Mary Robinson from Fillmore Bicknell to spend the day irh Cleone spent a couple of days with daughters Sherrill and Joyce and family also had Ireta and Yvonne Shurtz before dinner with Cleone Christmas We wish everyone a HapHappy New Year to all! py New' Year ABRAHAM June Lounsbury Ph: Eagles grounded against running Wolves The North Sevier Wolves a using offense fundamentally strong for three quarters hung on to an victory over the Millard Eagles Saturday night in Fillmore Led by John Charticr’s 25 points and followed by Blaine Hardy and Shane Harward’s 18 points each the smaller Wolves proved rebounds are the result of good “blocking out" skills and not size when they controlled the boards to initiate the fast break The Wolves gave the young Birds a "clinic" on running a picture perfect offense North Sevier demonstrated the advantage of "passing the ball instead of dribbling" as they continued to beat the Eagles down the court to score Using a zone press the Wolves forced the dribbling Eagles into turnovers and ran to a first quarter lead The second quarter saw the Wolves extend their lead to If the Eagles their the Wolves stopped would go into their passing game They would penetrate the Eagles zone defense hit the open man in the SUGARVILLE The first 12 teams to hand in roster consent forms and fee will be those given entrance into the league The entry fee will be $210 per team All formation tand registration materials may be picked up at the Recreation Office For further information call 1219-1- l'j |
