| Show Page 10 - Millard Count USPS s Thurs Dec 15 1988 Gunnison falls prey to Delta by Corey Larsen Last Friday night Dec 9 the boys basketball team traveled to Gunnison and defeated them by a score of The game started out shaky for the Rabbits who scored 13 points to 16 in the first quarter and only scoring 8 in the second quarter to Gunnison’s 12 At the half the score was for Gunnison but Delta was just getting warmed up and they really came alive by scoring 19 in both the third and fourth quarters Gunnison was only able to score 13 in each quarter and Delta came out ahead with a 8 point lead The top scorers of the game were Rob Fowles and Craig Thompson who each had 16 Kevin Bunker came hext with 14 Marty Laughlin had 9 Jim Sloane 4 and Matt Stanworth collected 3 for the night Delta’s next game should be one of their toughest of the year It will be played in Emery against the Emery Spartans It will be played on Dec 16 The next home game will be Dec 23 against Manti Show calf sale meet Swimmers toe the mark for a race at the at the Delta pool Another tough week for Delta swimmers On Tuesday Dec 6 the Delta Swim Team traveled to Jordan High school for a double dual meet with Jordan and South Summit Both the Delta boys and girls teams continue to improve with each passing week The final scores for the meet were: Delta girls 31 Jordan 53 Delta 53 South Summit 9 Delta boys 26 Jordan 56 Delta 49 South Summit 24 The goggle award has to go to Spencer Scoville for his exciting first place finish in the boys 100 breaststroke with a winning time of 1268 The cond and third place times were 1269 and 11272 Without a doubt also sharing this award is Paula Nielson Coaches always enjoy having athlete’s who have as much drive and enthusiasm as Paula On Friday Dec 9 Delta played host to Orem and Pineview High Schools here at the Delta Pool It should be noted that Orem expects to be no worse than 5th at the 4A swimming and diving championships this year and they brought their best 44 swimmers to compete against us Coach Miller from Delta pins Wasatch North Sevier 57-- 6 The Delta High School wrestlers traveled to Heber City on Wednesday to take on Wasatch High in a dual meet It was almost no contest as Delta outmuscled the Wasatch wrestlers winning five matches by pins The Rabbits lost three matches two on points and one by pin Scoring for the Delta was as follows: 112 103 Joel Holman won 119 Van Jeremy Beckstrom lost 125 Dan Corey Beckstrom won Ben 130 won Eggleston 140 135 Brooks Jackson won 145 lost Russ Shumway Gary 152 George Finlinson Rose 160 Sean Thomas won 189 171 Joe Micah Chase Larsen Heavyweight Clyde Shumway Delta’s final point tally was The Rabbits continued winning on Thursday evening at home with a very MHS Lady Eagles face Hurricane The Lady Eagles’ basketball team played Hurricane on their own turf Dec 6 The JV came home Tues The team with a landslide win of will again confront Hurricane on Dec 17 But this time it will be on home Hurricane was last years ground Coach Jolley said that the champions JV team played “really well” Delta wins big over Juab It was an exciting victory for the Delta Rabbits on Dec 8 1988 They started off great in the first lead At half time quarter with an By the end they had increased it of the third quarter they worked hard and to make it a point span of when the final buzzer rang the score was Laurel Simmons had 27 Deb Tsosie scored 13 Darleen Bennett made 5 Laura Osoro and Marcie Mortenson each scored 4 Then Dani Henrie and Janice Francom ended up with 2 On Saturday the girls were not quite so fortunate They played Pineview and lost with a score of Laurel scored well with 27 points Janice had 9 Deb made 6 Laura scored 5 Dam ended up with 4 and Darleen Bennett made two All in all the girls played well Coach Bevan is very excited for the rest of the season Orem told Tom Hamilton that he had left 37 swimmers at home From the looks of things this year appears to be the year for the boys team to produce some excellent swimmers The girls are not too bad either considering this is the only 2A school that swims and no financial support is given by the school Travel is even paid for by private donation We especially want to thank all the Delta businesses and residents who have helped finance our travel this year The final scores for the meet: Girls Orem 156 Delta 62 Pineview Boys Orem 159 Delta 99 Pineview 6 The goggle award for this meet goes to the boys medley relay team which consisted of Matt Shelton John Scoville Paul Kerr and Shawn Hamilton They came in second and were only 2 second off the teams best time Also honored are Matt Shelton for winning the boys diving and 100 yard backstroke Shawn Hamilton for dropping 4 seconds in the 100 yard freestyle and Tamera Finlinson for finishing second in the diving against the second rated girl in 4A this year 46-1- 2 Rolls over lopsided victory over North Sevier Delta manhandled almost every opponent with little difficulty Their three losses in the match came on points and one in the 189 lb class by a forfeit Delta’s record so far this season in dual competition stands at They came in 2nd to the Richfield squad in a 16 Inin Panguitch team match-udividual scores for the North Sevier match were as follows: 103 112 Joel Holman 125 Dan Jeremy Beckstrom 130 Ben Eggleston Corey lost 135 Brooks Jackson won 140 Rush Shumway 145 Gary Rose 152 George Finlinson lost 160 Sean Thomas 171 Mitch Chase 189 Joe Larsen forfeit Heavyweight Clyde Shumway won The final match score was MHS wrestles Emery The following Eagles won their matches: David Stevens 103 Ty Stevenson 152 Stacey Stevenson 160 Jake 187 Degraffenried There will be calf sale sponsored by the Delta FFA in conjunction with Ken Mortensen and Feeders on Dec 17 at the Delta Saturday Livestock Auction The calves can be seen from to 2 pm The sale will begin at 2 pm There will be several breeds and combinations of calves They will be floored at market price It will be a good opportunity to pick choice stockshow calves The calves will be the proper weight for January Swimming pool news Since the West Millard Pool opened in 1979 the pool has had problems with the shower controls in the locker rooms The showers have been habitual for sticking on and also the insides of the automatic controls are forever The maintenance breaking people would repair one shower when another one would break The recreation board has given the pool management and maintenance people permission to try out a new manual turn system If the new system is successful the old touch and flow controls in both the mens and womens shower rooms will be replaced The new valve is a manual turn on and off style so a person will be able to leave it on as long as needed and a person can also adjust the water flow The only problem we see with the new type is that a person might forget to turn the valve off Thurs Dec 22 the pool will close at 7 pm so the pool employees can get together for their annual Christmas Party Beginning Mon Dec 26 for one week the pool will be on its Christmas Holiday schedule It will be: am Lap Swimming Open Swim pm Open Swim pm Open Swim Fri pm 2 Dive for Money Thurs pm Holiday Dive for Money and Prizes Day Plan to have your children come to the West Millard Pool the Thursday after Christmas Dec 29 at 2 pm to participate in the pool’s Annual Holiday Dive for Money and Prizes Day Winter swimming lessons 16 the winter swim Mon Jan lessons program will resume with session three at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool The Mommy & Me and lessons taught by Toni Harris will be held between 9 and 11 am and the school age children taught by Cindy Manning and Teresa Harris will begin at 3:30 pm All classes will run Monday through Friday for two weeks and the cost will be $15 per student per session Registrations are now being taken at the pool for session three by calling Ice fishing safety by Steve Phillips Information Manager DWR Salt Lake Office Ice fishing can be a safe and enjoyable sport if common sense guidelines are followed Unlike summer fishing the most important question bait to use but whether or what isn’t not the ice is safe For example two inches of ice will support one adult of average weight three inches of ice will support a small group of people provided they walk in single file and remain well spaced four inches of ice is generally safe for all ice Fishing thick will usually ice over support the weight of a car In addition while on the ice stop look and listen often Watch for color They changes and cracking patterns may mean the ice is weak Look out for holes that other anglers have cut Listen for cracking sounds indicating weak ice’Remember that new ice is stronger than old ice white ice is only about half as strong as clear blue ice river ice is much weaker than lake ice If you fall through the ice: extend your arms flat on the surrounding ice squirm the upper part of your body onto the ice roll quickly to one side away from the edge get out of those wet clothes and get warm quickly If you see someone fall through the ice: find a pole rope or article of clothing and extend one end to victim (this will ensure that the victim doesn’t go under) Lie flat on the ice to keep weight distributed evenly spreading arms and legs as you move toward the victim explain the recovery technique (above) to the victim and offer assistance if possible Don’t try to pull the person out or you’ll both end up in the water and Ice fishing can be a pleasant rewarding experience Popular waters like Bear Lake Willard Bay Mantua Deer Creek Scofield Panguitch and Otter Creek reservoirs offer some of the year’s best fishing through the ice Women’s volleyball league registration to begin West Millard Recreation is now organizing a 1989 Women’s Volleyball League There will be a meeting Thurs15 1988 at the Recreation day Dec Office 81 South Manzanita Avenue at 6 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 12 teams because of restricted facility usage The first 12 teams to hand in rosters MHS Lady Eagles play Emery The Lady Eagles played Emery on Dec 8 Both the home court Thurs varsity and the JV won their games The varsity score was 61 to 45 According to coach Jolley this was the “most challenging game for the JV this year Both teams played really well The varsities game was real physical” On the varsity squad Sarah Adams scored 20 points Debbie Child had 9 rebounds Noe Yamaguchi had 9 assists and also 7 steals The JV squad’s Debbie Child scored 20 points and Crystal Olson scored 19 Debbie Child also had 16 bounds Kristin Burns had 8 assists and Cheryl O’Camb ended with 6 steals The next game will be at Richfield on Dec 15 Congratulations to Head Coach Stuart Bailey Coach Doug Jolley and the girls for starting their basketball season off with such success DELTA Eddys Barken Ph: Archie and Eddys Barben drove to NV on Friday to visit Mesquite friends then in St George they spent the night at the home of their son Mrs Gordon Barben and family returning home Saturday night Mrs Shirley Peterson took parents Mrs John Peterson to Provo Saturday Their sons and families had planned a birthday dinner for mother Katie Petersen’s 90th birthday It was held at the church Sunday evening Shirley Petersen and family Carlyle LuDean had cake and punch Monday evening Bishop Simmons’ family invited John and Katie to their home Songs music and talks were enjoyed by all there Katie had a lovely birthday DeseretOasis Dennis and Shauna Cropper and childen from West Valley Roger and Gaylyn Davis and children Cedar City Rick and Doraine Cropper and Cedar City granddaughter daughter Debbie Freytag and son Orem all spent Thanksgiving Day at the home of parents Blaine and Mae Cropper of Deseret David Cropper from Salt Lake City at the home of spent Thanksgiving sister Linda Cropper and her family from John and Kathy Western and Douglas Western and Spring City children from Midvale and Elder Jason Western from Alaska spent Sat at the Faun and Luella home of parents Western They also attended funeral services for Uncle Harold Morris Vilatle Maxfield has returned home after having spent the past week at Clearfield visiting with her grandchildren Sidney Flint Dennis Stratton Verl Christensen is very happy with her new little grandson born Nov 20 her son Clark and his wife Teresa Little Justin Drew weighed a husky 9 lb 3 oz and 22 in long He has two adoring brothers Todd and Nickolas and sister Kimberley Maternal grandmother is Nadine Rogers great grandparents Nielsons of Springville and Rogers of New great grandparents Mexico and Hazel Harmon (Verl’s mother) of Holden Clark Teresa and children live in Pleasant Grove Roger and Evilyn Williams and children traveled to Roosevelt Nov 23rd to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents Rolla and Velva Williams Also the Iatters son Rolla and Velva are and daughter recovering from a serious automobile accident of a couple of months ago They returned home Nov 26 BN and LaDawn Williams and NV were here children of Henderson to visit with brothers and wives Garth and Carma and Tilden Swallow Kent and Peggy Swallow and children also with father Bert Swallow and wife Algie at Fillmore The Williams’ attended the wedding and reception of Tilden Swallow and Kristine Dastrup Dec 3 at the Holden church Ruthmary Brower left Nov 23 with nephew Jaron Robison on vacation to to upper lip of the objects almost as deftly as a The pointed Arprilla Scow Ph: Lee Stratton and their families Max and Ann Jensen and children from West Jordon spent Thanksgiving with mother and grandmother Blanche Jensen Melvin Stanworth and wife and son from Salt Lake City visited over the weekend with mother Alverta Stanworth son of Tony and Jason Western Mary Western of Alaska has spent the past two weeks at the home of grandparents He entered the MTC on Wed preparing for his mission Mrs Gatton and six children are welcomed into the Oasis Ward Welcome Wednesday evening Nov 30 the Deseret Relief Society presidency and board members held their Christmas dinner and party Dinner was served to 20 ladies Games were enjoyed and gifts were exchanged the home of sister Shirley and husband Lowell Dobson Spanish Fork Jaren’s wife Jodi was at Shirley’s and they went to Idaho for Thanksgiving with Jodie’s family Shirley took Ruthmary shopping The Dobsons and Ruthmary dinner at son had Thanksgiving Douglas Dobson’s home along with wife Julie and children Another sister Naomi Fitzgerald and Ruthmary Shirley spent a day at the Provo Temple Ruthmary spent the night with Naomi and Ray The three had dinner with the Dobsons Nov 29 Alicia Bundy took her grandmother Noma Jackson to Mapleton where they spent Thanksgiving with Noma’s son and John and Julie Jackson' Alicia returned home leaving grandma to keep a doctors appointment and visit longer Ted and Noma Jackson went picked up his mother Kevin and Marlene Christensen and children went to Salt Lake City Dec 2 to the Festival of the Trees and Temple Square They spent the night with Kevin’s brother Lester Christensen wife Sonja and children at Sandy Rex Allen took his wife Lynn to the Provo LDS Temple Dec 2 It was Lynn’s birthday Their daughter and Wendy and Bruce Matthews of Cedar City spent a few hours with mom that evening black rhinoceros hand grasps and picks up small Delta loses tough tournament at Panguitch Delta traveled to Panguitch on Dec to participate in a tournament Out of sixteen teams Delta places 2nd and Delta JV placed 10th Delta Varsity wrestling team placed out of 13 wrestlers Delta JV placed 2 with Curtis Turner winning the 103 weight class and Randy Smith placing 5th in the Heavyweight division The placing for the Varsity went as follows: Joel Holman 2nd losing to 12 Jeremy Beckstrom Curtis Turner 5th 119 Van Beckstrom 3rd 130 Ben Eggleston 5th 140 Brooks Jackson 3rd 145 Russ Shumway 4th 152 160 5th Sean George Finlinson 1st Thomas also won outstanding 171 Micah wrestler of the tournament Chase 2nd 189 Joe Larsen 4th Heavyweight Clyde Shumway 1st Coach Holman felt the team didn’t wrestle up to their potential but felt Richfield looked tough and wrestled well Holman commented with regard to future team performance “We will continue to prepare and better ourselves" Apply now for a Zions Bank Gold Account Check guarantee Overdraft protection Safety deposit box MasterCard or Visa with no annual fee Unlimited check writing PLUS 11 more personal banking services allatNOCOSTorLOWcost depending on your checking account balance ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK 20 East Main Delta |
