Show Tracksters run wild CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Dutson Supply back row L to R: Robyn Howell Sherri Terrell Joan Dutson Jackie Cox front row Vicki Eliason Dorrie Johnson and Leanne Acor Despite the deplorable weather conditions twenty to thirty mph winds temperature in the low forties Eskimo and dog sled the Delta High track teams both placed well at the Lehi Invitational on April 8 Delta Park City and Union were ail guests at this tournament The Delta boys’ team took the title and the DHS girls placed second by a mere 10 point margin Individual placers for the Delta boys 1st in 110 m were Matt Johnson hurdles 1st in 300 m hurdles 1st in high jump and long jump Jim Larsen 1st in discus Rex Butterfield 2nd in 100 m dash 2nd in 200 m dash 2nd in 400 m dash Ben Eggleston 1st in m 1600 run Ryan Mork 1st in 800 m run Rick Porter 1st in pole vault Dan Leslie 1st in long jump 3rd in 200 m dash Kirt Dutson 3rd in 3200 m run In relays the medley team took Hrst in the mile relay Brady Pace st in 400 m For the Delta girls’ team Laurel Simmons placed 1st in shot put javelin and discus Neysa Plummer placed 1st in long jump 2nd in 200 m Sherry Coffelt 1st in 400 m Amy Hyde 1st i 100 m 3r in 200 m Kristi Coffelt j 2nd in 400 n Vendy Nielson 3id in javelin In the relays the girls placed 1st in the medley 1st in the 400 m and 1st in the mile relay Hunter Education Course back row L to R: Marilyn 2nd PLACE TEAM Fashion-RitChristensen Lisa Bradfield Karen Curtis Rhonda Hoggard front row Karen Donahue Cindy Greathouse and Cindy Holman A Hunter Education Course will be held April 25 27 29 and May 2 4 6 7 at the Delta Middle School between the hours of 7 and 9 pm Anyone w ho is 12 years old or will be 12 years of age by August 31 can register at the Delta City Police Department beginning April 18 to the 22 between the hours of 9 a m to 5 p m A SI 00 material fee and a S3 00 registration fee will be charged The fees are not refundable The class will be limited to 30 students and will be taught by State Certified Instructors 414-2- Eagle baseballers win two more The Eagle baseball team continued its winning ways as they won their first two league games this past week The first game matched the Eagles versus the Juab Wasps in Nephi Jason Burns pitched an excellent game as he fanned 12 Juab batters in a winning effort Burns improved his overall record to as he pitched 7 strong innings to defeat the Wasps The Millard bats were silent until the third inning when Doug Dearden led off with a single then Steve O’Camb l got on with a walk The was pulled off and both runners advanced A little later Mark Charlevworth got a 2 run double and Juab scored 2 in put the Eagles up the 4th to put them up Then Tyrel Stephenson singled and stole both cond Then Mark and 3rd Charlesworth sacrificed to bring in Stephenson and even up the score In the 7th inning Doug Dearden singled and then stole second Steve O’Camb then got a single to bring in Dearden for the winning score The Eagles won their second game of the week as they defeated the North last Friday It was Sevier Wolves only the second game played on the Eagles new field and it proved to be a Steve and Mark O'Camb winner Charlesworth pitched for the Eagles O'Camb had 5 strike outs and Charlesworth had 4 The Wolves could muster only two hits Because of the hard hitting by the Eagles the game went only five innings since the ten run rule was in effect Doug Dearden and Steve O'Camb led the Eagles batting attack as Dearden went with RBI and run scored O'Camb went with a walk an RBI and 2 runs scored Rhett Kimball and Tyrel Stephenson each had two hits with Kimball having two runs batted in The Eagles’ league record is now They play the Wasatch Wasps on Millard’s home field on Tuesday April 12 in a game They travel to Mann for a league game on Friday the 15th Please come out and support the Eagle baseball team Both games arc at 330 p m Winter swimming Jennifer Smith April Lifeguard of the Month The limelight has been placed on Jennifer Smith April’s 'l ifeguard of the Month” at the W est Millard Community Swimming Pool or the past year Jennifer has been a lifeguard and a summer swimming structor at the pool She has done an excellent job Jennifer is the type ol person that always strives to do her best The pool management appreciates her her willingness to work hard and her good attitude There will be two more winter swim lesson sessions at the W est Millard Pool before school is out for the summer Session nine will begin Monday April 18 and Session 10 will start Monday May 9 The summer “Learn to Swim” Program will begin Tuesday May 31 Toni Harris will be teaching Sessions 9 and 10 and then will take the summer olf To register for winter swimming lessons tall the pool at Registrations for the summer program will begin Monday May 2 5th annual pool plant sale Saturday April 16 fror 9 a m to 12 noon the 5th Annual Plant Sale will be held in the West Millard Pool patio Plants of all varieties will be on sale for very nominal fees Plan to come early for best selection Pool to close The swimming pool will be closed or evening swimming on Thursday April 21 from 30 on for repairs It will be opened again ridav morning Swimming pool news Pool to open A person from Fillmore called the pool last week to verify a rumor about the West Millard Pool This person said it was going around town that a man dove off the board and missed and landed on the board’s edge splitting open hi side The rumor was that the man's injury was so bad the pool had to be closed while the injured’s "guts” (pardon the slang) were cleaned out of there has never the pool Honestly been an accident like that at the West Millard Pool The worst diving accident which has happened in the nine years the pool has been opened was a boy hitting his head on the edge of the board which required a few stitches If a rumor goes around town it might as well be a good one this rumor qualifies as a super good one 250 youth came to the West Millard and tried their Pool on Friday April luck at Diving for Money and Prices 652 prizes were given away along with S30 00 in pennies nickles dimes and A fun time was had by all quarters The next three Dive for Money and Prizes Days for the summer will be held the third Thursday of June July and August One year single and family swim passes will be going on sale beginning Monday May 2 For the enure month of May a person mav go to the pool and purchase a one year single pass for just S40 00 (a S10 00 savings) or a one year family pass for only S65 00 (a SI 00 savings) Don't miss out on this great sale earlier Beginning Monday morning April the West Millard Swimming Pool 30 a m tor adult lap open at swimming This opening hour will be on a trial basis If enough swimmers avail themselves ol the earlier lime the 30 pool will continue to open at stead of 6 00 a m 25 will The West Millard Swimming Pool will be offering aqua aerobics as soon as eight people sign up lor the program These are no impact aerobics--njarrto muscles ing the bones or ligaments or cartilage The classes therefore are ideal for people with medical conditions like leg back or knee injuries d"hrius and those from surgery as well as peorecovering ple who have no physical problems Classes are held m lust three feet of wa'er so there is no need to know how to swim kou Jor ten have to ge' your hair we'' Du resistance of the as massages wa'er works as muscles Massage mc'eaes circulation and resulis in less p en'ial br sore muscles m loining aqua P mu are in'eicsi-o- Millar aerobics call 'he j Pool at K64 3 'he 'hree week sesos' sion is 513 5b to R: front Barn Owl project L to R: 4th PLACE TEAM Dick's Tires and Little Garage back row Carlie Topham Deb Jenkins Csnthia Moody Teresa Thompson Dixie Henrie and Serena Johnson Andrea Henne Bngett front row Weeda Not pictured: Julie Johnson and Merri Jo Smith r r " I The Barn Owl is one of the world' most widespread and beneficial bird of prey Because it is not well insulated the Barn Owl cannot tolerate extremeh cold temperatures and Northern Ltd' is near the northern most limn of ri range in the imermountain area While poor insulators its fea'hers arc superably adapted to the Barr Owl hunting style The bodv and wir feathers are extremely soft and downs enabling the owl to fly in total silentt The only stiff feathers on the Barn O are on its pale facial disc arid serve The bird has Lrt very special purpose ears located on ns face The con pa feathers and round faial disc like a radar dish into the eaThe extraordinary efficiency of r hearing system combined wrh its ow Owl silent flight enable the capture prey in total darkness b sour alone Fifty years ago the Barn Owi ed because of rs hurrn gee and its adaptation to mar uc of land Barn Owls experienced a during the period Bui modern farm practices and buildings hast reduced bch available food and the nesting sues for the birds Field mice and meadow voles a’e W quent food for the Owls Bu' tionallv bladbirds starlings grophes and rats are caught The Owls usually swallow theo p’e whole Undigestible portions such a bones fur and fea'hers are regurgra’e ova in the form of glossv black pellets Pellets have been found iO cor lain as may as seven mouse and voi skulls Since 2 peliets are cao jp ea rnaday a single Barr Ow mas as 1590 of these annual's barn Owls build no nev Tie egt a'c lad on any convenin' pia'fo-Thus a' the requev of L'ar I D sion o' W ild f e Resf'c'ct Smit Mitch for hs Fat Project supeised hns pour of Sco' in constructing ter nes'mg boxes "" hopes that Barn Ow is w JJ use P ern nunc - Z TEAM Frontier Mining back row L to R: Pauline SPORTSMANSHIP Dutson Shelly Petersen Julie Caliister Margaret Taylor front row Reva Turner Manfxn Willden Ginger Moody and Pam Smith become more established in this area If any farmers would like to have a nesting bo placed on their farm and have not been contacted you mav tab Dave Smith and let him know I he nest box program has prover beneficial it Northern Utah Rodent control ha mstan'ly improved sciento study the Owls and tists are a' most impo''ant js the improvement of Owls the habru' for the themselves This pToiect was funded by dona Wildlife Game Non the frorr lions n the S'ate Tax Form check of By Mitch Anderson Soccer scores lor March 26 K : 0 K K 4 2 6 6 (I ' K 4 r 6 f 4 0 6 An estimated 4 2 REGISTRATION ORM o" pieted by al pa"i ants re' jr r rh rtg s'ra' ior ie't '''register stiouid X4fX Kovit P O box 88 Ka'JO Home phone ”59 2609 hecks pa me to Mdia'd Divb a a to Mu' ! enter the earth's atmosphere a day The Mj 20 H ki will take place on Alas 27 1988 a' “ 00 p m Registration star's a' 6 must be mailed or delivered bv May 21 1988 p m he 50 20 H kc consists of 50 miles in 20 hours or less on foot It begin north of Pioneer FJotato Sign in McCormck on oiled approximately 4 rn iad i’ and ends in the Kanosh Town Park The minimum going lo Oa) 11 sears with maximum age being 99 sears ate for participar’s I he fee inJude- a cap for all paruupants and rophy fo indi idual who completes the hike within 20 hours or starting time Regis' a if preregistered and tior fee is 55 00 if registering at starting point Parents ties' sign regis'ravn forms on all participants under age 18 Dor inv wa'er is provided at points sta'fed bv Millard Counts Snerff P arid 'he hi)pono'td bv M Hard District lios Scouts of g : 3 100 million meteoroids 5020 Hike f G G 1980 - P lessons ni L PLACE TEAM Rancher Cafe Kountry Floral back row LeAnn VVamick Donna Walker Gndy Thompson Jodi Walker Dalton and Eleanor row Debra Carter Evelyn Warnick 14 10 Tim Beginning Tuesday May Wolfe of Water World Divers in Orem a scuba diving will be conducting course at the West Millard Pool This year there will be an age limit of 12 years and a S2500 deposit by May 3 will be asked of each student taking the course The cost of the scuba course will be J12995 which will include all instruction use of the pool and use of the Each students must scuba equipment furnish hisher own snorkel fins and mask The snorkel fins and mask may be purchased from Tim on this For more information citing scuba diving course call the pool at Aqua-Aerobi- 3rd April Scuba diving port Championship Thun LSPS Millard County West Millard Recreation Women’s Volleyball he Age ' Ju Horne Phone 4 4 4 4 2 4 4 4 1 'ssion for mv of euardiar "v give a'ure of i'd to parnupa'c ir 'his hike 4 Big J 14 ana 12 Enterprises Baby Chicks & Ducklings - 300 - 3 weeks old laying pullet while they last -- Were now taking orders for chicks and ducklings Farm fresh eggs Full line of feed for all 390 864-280- 4 L N 400 W Delta S I |