Show Page 8 Millard County IISPS Thurs Oct 27 1988 MHS Football playoff DESPITE low hunter success on the Oak Creek herd unit some young hunters like Ray Wright of Delta were able to get their first deer The Millard High School football team had a landslide victory over Juab The final score was 41 to 6 at a playoff held at MHS October 20 According to Coach Alldredge we had a good offensive showing The game got off to a good start with a 40 pass from Rick yard touchdown Robins to Brian Wade Another good offensive showing was a 65 yard punt by Brian return for a touchdown Wade The team played well defensively Overall the team did well and is workiming hard for peak efficiency and provement in each game to come Congratulations and good luck with with s the football It will be held at MHS October 28 at 3:00 Come out and support us! Delta ahead in Swimming pool yards but behind in news score The West Millard Pool management In the football game Friday against Morgan the Delta Rabbits fell short of a victory in the game that would decide who would advance to the quarter finals The Rabbits had a total of 207 yards with 128 passing and 84 rushing while Morgan only had a total of 153 yards The only touchdown came in the 4th quarter when Morgan made a successful drive There were 5 penalties called against Delta and 3 of them were inside of Morgan’s 20 MHS Girls’ Volleyball in Delta At the region tournament Oct 19 MHS girls’ volleyball took 6th place We will now go to Park City for Oct 28 at 5:30 a state tournament Coach McFarlane says this is the first time our girls have gone to state in a long time Congratulations go to Sarah Adams and who made the Mitzi Dudley who won the honor of A student is Academic quired to have a 35 GPA for Academic Allstate and Mitzi had a 39 Way to go girls! Region Cross-Countr- y The results of the Country meet held at follows: 3rd Suzette Noe Yamaguchi 7th 9th Sandi Ferguson Johnson These girls are the and will be going to girls! Congratulations by Jason North Region Cross Richfield are as 4th Ferguson Lisa Finlinson 12th Michelle region champs the state meet FFA judging by Kelly Olsen Congratulations to the Millard Eagle FFA members who competed at Snow College Oct 18 We placed second in Agribusiness Team members were Mike Brown Darin Cummings Matt Fuller Crystal Olson Matt Fuller was second high individual Other members scoring very well were Shawn Kelly and Daniel Cummings in livestock Kristin Burns in horse judging All in all it was a successful outing! than little blood one unit pint! is taken at each donation lou can spare a unit of blood without harmful the will volume fects: your body replace within 24 hours Only of less a is asking for help About two months ago 24 ring buoys were bought so everyone could have fun on them The buoys are working out great except for one major thing children are taking big bites out of them The management is asking everyone to help police the children when they are playing with the buoys to see that the don’t bite them If the youth aren’t stopped before long the buoys will be ruined and the pool management will not be able to replace them Sherrie Bennett an 8th grader at the Delta Middle School and daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Bennett of Delta Her comes by swimming naturally brother Jay was a West Millard Pool lifeguard and a member of the Delta High Swim Team Sherrie who is becoming an excellent swimmer just completed her first 50 miles of accumulative swimming on October 17 at the West Millard Pool She is looking forward to high school so she can compete on the Delta High Swim Team In the mean time Sherrie is working hard to improve her strokes and swims regularly at the pool Sherrie is now swimming towards the 100 mile mark Madge Hales Brown who is a regular at the pool fell at her home and broke her leg The pool management wants her to know that she is missed at the pool The management also wants to wish Madge a very speedy recovery Swim Pass Sale The West Millard Pool’s semiannual one year family and one year swim single pass sale begins Tuesday November If you don’t have a one year swim pass if your pass is about to expire or if you want to buy a pass for you or your family November is the month to do it For the 30 days of November a one year family swim pass can be purchased for $65 and a one year single pass can be bought for $40 These fees entitle the holders to swim at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool for a whole year during any of the open swimming times Don’t miss out on this special sale it only happens twice a year Winter Swimming Lessons Monday October 31 is when the cond session of the winter swimming lessons begin at the West Millard Pool This is the last session before the holidays session three will start Monday January 16 If you would like to have your child learn to swim in a small class with much individual attention given to himher then you will want to enroll your child in the winter swim lesson program Registering for swimming lessons can be made by calling the pool at ' w v We need your help! The Delta Area Soccer Organization needs your help in purchasing 3 new sets of goals New soccer goals are needed for the city park neighborhood park and high school practice field The existing goals are in bad shape and new sturdier (2” dia steel pipe) goals will be build this winter to get ready for spring We need to purchase the pipe NOW Costs for one set of goals is $500 Volunteers will weld the pipe together Please donate to keep the program going safely Strong portable goals are needed because these fields are used for other activities Please contact Linds or John Otto Smith Thank you for for your donations your support in this matter Final 1988 fall soccer records Bears Red Devils Sharks Eagles King Cobras Stompers Cougars Braves Raiders Raiders Sidekicks Cougars Mustangs Iron Eagles Jaguars Lazars Warriors Flintstones Bombers Bunnies Smashers Sugar & Spice One game not played completely Those players that played in fall are already signed up for spring Kids terested in playing in spring look for sign ups the end of February first of March Spring season starts the end of March l Elk foundation holds banquet Last Wednesday night the Delta Chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation held its first annual banquet at the Delta South Elementary r sportsmen- conservationists-elenthusiasts attended the dinner and auction Millard Abe Johnson County Commissioner was on hand to act as aucioneer Approximately $ 900 was raised to benefit Utah elk herds through the auctioning and raffling of bronze and pewter statues wildlife art prints and beautiful Weatherby 7 mm rifle and many outdoor items generously donated by local merchants and sporting goods companies The Delta Chapter of the RMEF is planning to hold its next banquet sometime during the spring in 1990 All monies raised at such benefits remain here in Utah to be used to fund elk habitat improvement projects habitat acquisition and elk research Aqua Aerobics The fall session of Aqua Aerobics has gotten off to a slow start with so many other activities going on A new aerobics class will begin as soon as enough people register Get in shape and have fun doing it Call the West Millard ool at and enroll in Aqua Aerobics Classes will be held at 10 am Monday Wednesday and Friday Each course lasts three weeks and the cost is $1350 Head Coach Lori Bevan front row Laura Osoro Dani Hanrie Laurel Simmons Neysa Plummer Diedre Turner Not pictured is Tamera Finlinson Members of the Delta High Girls Volleyball Team are back row L to R Assistant Coach Sonya Taylor Marcie Mortenson Valarie Ekins Janice Francom Leslie Larson Jill Jackson Rabbits take third in volleyball tournament The Delta girls volleyball team was able to come away from the regional volleyball tournament in the 2A high school classification with third place The Rabbits were ranked as the number one seed going in the tournament on the strength of an regular season record but after winning convincingthe last place team In ly over Millard the first match Delta was unable to maintain its momentum and dropped the second match to the Manti Templars They went on and defeated Richfield later in the day to capture third place Delta had little trouble in dispatching a weaker Manti team by winning in two Neysa Plummer was games the leading scorer with twelve points She was followed closely by tournaSimmons who had Laurel MVP ment seven points with two of those points being aces Coach Lori Bevan said of the Millard game “We just set up our offense and everything worked” She said that the girls wanted the game However the Manti match was a different story Bevan said regarding Manti “I think we overlooked them I think we choked good We’ve got to learn from our felt like we were physically mistakes prepared but mentally we weren’t ready” Delta did begin the game poorly by But they came roaring back losing in the second game and literally rolled The Rabbits over Manti winning could not keep its momentum simply Men’s basketball league registration to begin is now West Millard Recreation organizing a 1988 Men’s Basketball League There will be a meeting Thursday November 3 1988 at the Recrea81 South Manzanita tion Office Avenue at 6:00 pm Those interested in having a team in the league must be present The fee will be determined that evening based on various factors Participation in the league will be restricted to 8 teams because of restricted facility usage The first 8 teams to hand in rosters consent forms and fee will be those given entrance into the league All formation and registration materials can be picked up at the Recreation Office For further information call WM Rec volleyball co-e- d Yello Drill & Fill Service Drug The Setups Delta SportsRick’s Scoville Chiropractic Center Delta Community Med Center Utah Power & Light Perspirations The Missing Links Best Western Continental Lime Co Number 20 Dani Henrie prepared to return up in the third game and lost by Laurel Simmons led the Delta scorers with 11 points and one ace Neysa Plummer a senior on the Delta squad said “Their serves got to us We just weren’t getting our ups” She did say however that 3rd place may be a because no one “blessing in disguise will be expecting us” at State Tournament The loss to Manti put the Rabbits in position to play Richfield for third and fourth place Delta won this match in two straight games without much difficulty Assistant Coach Sonya Taylor observed however that “our kids were like mechanical robots” They just “went through the motions because they weren’t playing for the championship” Neysa Plum- - a Millard block mer again led all scorers with 9 points Diedra Turner and Laurel Simmons were honored as members of the Team Delta plays its first game of the state tournament on Friday Oct 28 at 5:30 pm against North Sanpete The state tourney will be held in Park City Coach Bevan said “I hope we can go in to the tourney) with a positive attitude and expect to win” Leslie Larson a senior on the Rabbit team said “We’re gonna have to work hard” in order to win the tournament According to Valarie Ekins a sophomore the key to success in the tournament is that the rabbits need to concentrate on our serves and get those in “as well as keeping our attitude up and not getting down on ourselves” Simmons receives MVP honors Laurel Simmons is a senior at Delta High School According to Laurel’s father Principal Bart Simmons of the high school she is also “regarded as the best athlete in the state of Utah in 2A competition this year” Laurel was honored on Wednesday evening Oct 19 by receiving the most valuable player award in the regional volleyball tournament which was held in Delta Laurel has had a tremendous year in Her statistics volleyball competition reflect a definite MVP performance for the year She serves 30 percent of the total points made She has 15 kills in 10 matches this season which is an average of 115 per match Simmons averages 8 points per match and she had 10 aces during regular season play as well as four in the Regional Tournament She has also been a factor in holding 10 of Delta’s matches this year to only two games Laurel was “surprised” at getting the award because Delta only got third in the tournament Simmons is not only an excellent volleyball player but she is good at any sport she undertakes She could become a champion in this year as well as being a top contender in the heptathlon Her father indicated that interest has been expressed in her volleyball skills by Utah State the University of Utah Weber State BYU and SUSC Laurel seems to be leaning toward Utah State although she has no definite plans or firm scholar- - Ideal It ir gay iline and diesel engines DKLO 400 stands up tt the t Highest servic e c in ditions And so does Chevron Tractor lydraulic Fluid the hard wt irking lndrauhc fluid for traett ir Simmons Volleyball With regard to the State Tourney Laurel says that Delta's chances are “easy” "I’m not scared of any teams up there” In addition 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