Show Jkim Millard County j Delta Middle School j (Tp— Thurs Jan 14 1988 - Page 7 port fin 1 USPS BROOKS JACKSON works over an opponent in the Delta Tournament Jane Ann Draper and daughter Sherry Nickle Jayne Neil Hansen Arlyn William Dutson Marilyn Knight Lynette Peterson ROB FOWLES Finliinson Johnson David Corey Quilt designed for computer project t With needles and yarn faculty and PTA have created a beautiful warm quilt which would be a welcome addition to any home these cold winter days Jayne Knight is PTA chairman of the project Marilyn Johnson and Vicki Gillen are faculty coordinating fundraising This quilt will be given to the lucky person whose name is drawn at the school's Valentine Dance Feb 12 Proceeds will be used to add one new Apple 2Gs system to the school’s computer lab including the keyboard monitor and printer “We solicit the support of our comin munity obtaining another computer for the use of all the children in our computer lab" said Eleanor Dalton principal “This year a computer course has been made a requirement for Seventh Grade students” Mrs Dalton explained Eighth Grade students periodically use the computer lab in connection with their English assignments and special projects for other classes Fifth and Sixth Grade students are being given an introductory computer course “Our students of today will be the leaders of tomorrow and we’d like to increase their knowledge obtained said through cbmputdr experience” Mrs Dalton She noted that with 36 students in each class and with some of the antiquated computers the need to add to the computer lab is very urgent She hopes that one new computer system may be added to the school each year If parents or other terested persons in the community care to make a donation they may call the school Delta loses 55-5- shoots for two 2 STRESS It is defined by Webster as an intense effort or to put pressure upon or cause strain to By this definition many of the fans and most of the players were under stress before and after Friday’s game between the Delta Rabbits and the South Sevier Rams Delta had one of its best games but one statistic worked statistically against the Rabbits and helped the Rams Delta only shot forty percent from the field in the first half This low percentage was caused by a very tough zone that forced Delta into a slower game than they were used to Delta fought back creating a little stress of their own with a full court press The press created one of the most exciting plays of the year as Delta stole the ball and fed it down court to a wide open Matt Johnson who dunked the ball and really got the crowd going At the end of regulation Delta had a chance to win but the ball wouldn’t find its graduation Each year the registered youth bowlers work with their bowling center in fundraising activities Although no a is amount placed on the ceiling minimum of $1000 per registered youth per year is required to be raised at the bowling center level to fund the program The more that is raised the more received in scholarships Within 18 months after high school Sitatunga an African antelope has ability to sleep under Friday way into the basket and the game was forced into overtime The stress level was high on both ends of the court as the teams both tried to gain the upper hand Three South Sevier players fouled out along with two Delta players but the game never did get out of hand despite the pressure both teams were under The Rabbits just didn’t have luck on their side and at the end of the first overtime it was still deadlocked at 50 This didn’t help anyone’s blood pressure as the game went into a second OT Delta was outscored five to three in this three minute period leaving the Rams with a hard fought victory and the Rabbits with hope for next week when they travel to North Sevier Matt Johnson led all scorers with 22 points followed by Rowley of South Sevier with 18 Jon Corey had a good night rebounding finishing with nine boards and twelve points League Wrestling the young bowler must graduation enroll in some kind of higher education program This may be trade school college or university The accumulated scholarship dollars are then paid to the educational institution on behalf of the bowler 100 percent of all funds raised locally are returned to the registered youth bowlers in the form of scholarship dollars to further prove the point that IS A WINNER” “EVERYONE and Why the program? bowling has the largest number of of any organized sport In participants order to develop and maintain this as the largest scholarship fund for any sport it takes the combined effort on the local and state levels efforts will be Statewide conducted on a continuing basis and are being sponsorships corporate sought These combined efforts are necessary in order to serve the large number of youth bowlers that are and will be a part of this progam All of these combined efforts assure IS A WINNER” thaf’EVERYONE Plaza Lanes will award points for in league bowling and participation related activities other bowling Through a number of statewide youth additional points can be tournaments earned by just entering the competition Plaza Lanes will keep you informed about scholarship point event opportunities as a large number of these events will be conducted in or near this area Each year each registered youth will be notified about accumulated scholarship dollars This introduction is geared to excite you about the opportunity extended to in a large you to participate scholarship program Ask at Plaza Lanes for registration details and any other questions you may have Remember in the GRAND PRIX PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP “EVERYONE IS A WINNER” the rare the game Delta Little Plaza Lanes to participate in Scholarship Program Plaza Lanes will soon be participating the the Grand Prix Scholarship Program along with other bowlEveryone ing centers across Utah becomes a winner for all youth can earn scholarship dollars by bowling! This scholarship program rewards unlike most others that participation tend to reward size speed or skill It was adopted by the Utah Bowling Proprietors Association and it is operated under the Proprietors Scholarship Foundation rewarding participation in the sport of bowling The Grand Prix Scholarship Program is open to all youth bowlers who have not graduated from high school age youths are considered eligible to participate Enrolled young bowlers accumulate “points” in their local bowling center by taking part in league bowling and other related bowling activities Each year the points are converted to scholarship dollars and are then credited under the youth bowler’s name until he or she graduates from high school The more bowling activities in which one participates each year the more points (scholarship dollars) can This assures that be credited IS A WINNER” “EVERYONE In order to get started in the program a youth bowler must apply for registration through the local bowling center The annual registration fee is $200 The youth bowler while accumulating Grand Prix points must be in a local bowling center league program each year until high school in in double OT water registration Swimming The Delta High Swim Team will be hosting its first swim meet of the season on Friday January 22 at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool Delta will be swimming against Cedar City Pineview and Kanab The swim meet will start at 3:00 pm and everyone is invited to come Admission will be free Swimming Pool News Wouldn’t you know it The West Millard Recreation Board put in a new second set of windows and doors in the pool’s front lobby making a breezeway to help keep the pool lobby warmer in the cold weather During the last cold spell water got under the cement in fiont of the new doors and froze making the cement rise and when the cement rose it blocked the new front doors so they couldn’t be opened The pool’s maintenance people had to take a jack hammer and rip out a section of cement and temporarily replace it with gravel which now allows the doors to open The doors are once again useable and the lobby is warm but new cement can’t be poured until the weather warms up Everyone will have to put up with the gravel for awhile Sorry for the inconvenience!! The fifth session of the West Millard Pool’s winter swim lesson program begins Monday January 25 This session will run through Friday February 5 The Delta High Swim Team is looking good Delta's swim team coach and his assistant Tom Hamilton Kristan Stewart are excited about the progress the swimmers are making Delta's first home swim meet will be held at the West Millard Pool on Friday January 22 beginning at 300 pm Schools coming to do battle with Delta will be Cedar City Pineview and Kanab and registration for Delta Weigh-iLittle League Wrestling will be held on Monday January 25 at 6:00 pm in the Delta High School gym The program is open to students in grades 4 5 and 6 The cost will be $15 for singlet and program or $5 for program with no singlet For more information or any tions contact Joe Morris ques- A SCIPIO Maurine Stone Fh Clyde M Ivie 62 died at his home Dec 24 1987 He was a son of Wilbert and Leanora Martin Ivie and married La Vern Memmott dauther of LaVoy and Ella Memmott on July 20 1948 later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple He is survived by his wife two sons and two Clyde West Jordan: Kim L Kearns Mrs Mrs West Jordan David (Loretta) Carl (Jan) Knapp Salt Lake City 10 grandchildren and one sister Mrs Paul (Bessie) Memmott Salt Lake City Funeral services were held Monday in Salt Lake City with interment in the Scipio City Cemetery A lovely luncheon was served at the Scipio Ward Church for family and friends The family wishes to thank everyone for their kindness Margaret Probert CSU was home for the weekend with her parents Carl and Gloria Probert The Scipio Senior Citizens held their New Year’s Eve party at the Center on Thursday night with good food and a fun time The younger marrieds held their party at Hillside Farms Cafe with a country fried steak dinner served to all and also had a fun evening had The Scipio Fire Department their annual Christmas party at the Senior Citizen’s Center with a delicious roast beef dinner prepared by Evelyn Monroe and Edith Monroe Mr Ralph Swartzmiller Salt Lake City visited his sister Mrs Debbie Winget and family RICK PORTER wrestles for 1st at the tournament Saturday Delta wins its own wrestling tournament Saturday January 9 Delta High hosted an school wrestling tournament which actually should have been called a wrestling marathon A full day of wrestling is what it was Wrestling started at 10:15 am and went straight through to 11:45 pm with one 30 minute break There were many exciting matches and by the time the final round came around Delta still had eight wrestlers going for the championship but the surprise of the tournament was the strength of the Manti team who showed much improvement this year Delta was the tournament champion racking up 261 points Manti took second with 184 points and Millard placed third with 1701) points Emery followed with 159 points then Tooele 139 124 Carbon points points Wasatch 108 'i points South Sevier 63 points Grantsville 51 'A points White Pine Nevada 47 points and Payson JV 30 'i points Individual tournament champions from Delta were Ben Eggleston at 12 pounds pinning his opponent from Manti Jim Cox at 140 pounds earning a major decision over Helsten of Manti Ricky Porter 145 pounds decisioned Baker from White Pine At 160 pounds Sean Thomas became champ with a pin over Collins of Carbon Jody Wright decisioned his opponent Degraffenried from Millard at 171 pounds Russ 189 pounds Henrie pinned Turner from Emery making him Delta’s sixth tournament champion Second place finishers for Delta were Jeremy Beckstrom 103 pounds Micah 152 Chase and Brooks pounds Jackson 125 pounds Marshall Sheriff 130 pounds and Jim Larsen Heavyweight placed third and Nan 119 pounds took fifth Beckstrom Richfield comes to Delta on Thurs14 for a dual meet day January Richfield is one of the stronger 2A wrestling teams this year They came in third at the Wasatch Invitational Tournament before Wrestling Christmas Thursday night should be another exciting night of wrestling It ill be Delta’s last home dual meet for the year Delta High Wrestling wins again The Delta wrestlers weathered the slick roads and the fog to make their way to Nephi for a wrestling dual Thursday night against Juab Juab’s talk was that their wrestling team was much improved and the match would be a good test for them The dual started with Delta winning its first match and then Juab came back and won the next two After that it was Delta all the way For the night Delta had six pins two technical falls two wins and one win by a forfeit for a total of 60 points to Juab's 9 Here are the individual results: 103 Beckstrom: win 112 lb -- Ben Eggleston: lost 119 lb Van Beckstrom: lost 125 lb -- Brooks Jackson: won by a pin 130 lb Marshall Sheriff: won technical fall 135 lb— Jim Cox: won by a pin 140 lb -- Wyatt Ekins: won by a pin 145 Porter: won by technical fall 152 lb -- Micah Chase: won by a pin 160 lb -- Sean Thomas: won by a pin 171 189 Jody Wright: won Heme: won by a pm Heavyweight-Ji- m Larsen: won by forfeit Richfield High comes to Delta Thursday night January 14 for a dual meet Richfield has some very good wrestlers and this dual should be an citing one The JVs will start at 600 pm with the Varsity following at 730 pm St George is where Delta will travel to the following weekend January 15 and 16 to compete in the Pineview vitational The Pineview Tournament is always a thrilling experience because not only the top schools from Utah are there but the top schools from Nevada are there also Some of the 16 schools participating in St George will Unitah Spanish Fork Millard Pineview Dixie Bonanza NV Chaparal NV and Eldorada NV just to name a few The last pole of the transcontinental telephone west coasts was erected in 1915 line linking the east and J |