Show Millard Pigt t ounly ( Thurv P April 6 109 Delta Little League Wrestling r i Program he'J their final Wed MurZ ’he Delta Lit'lc I tag jc tourriarnen' Oer "0 boys (rum grade 4 5 4 6'f "arh'pa’ed in 'he program each rceivirg a medal T har to ( OaZ ev Ri1 fc' c arid Bra J M d Shawn a!’ Terrell John lowlcr Bob Shepherd Todd Harris ( arm Turner I'e'ervin IX 'a arid Dan o'cy tor all ’heir smc r he'pirg bat'd Program ' No rhark rc’Icrv 'or ‘cr ’ire ir re” r g and timing 'he high school adJ Ho!rran for all h felp and merest arid C'pesiall'( oah nal 'earn standings fie dire red hr Joe M nr i”!e eague program 2't4 porn’s learn 4 16 po ns lean earn are as folio !"5pointi 30 cart 2 plain’s ”t Dustin Durfee and Troy Roberts planted 23000 shrubs with this R tree plarter on the Pahvant Upland Game Management Area DM DWR projects begin Habitat improvement projects have begun on the Division of Wildlife Pahvant Resources Upland Game Management Area This parcel of land 880 acres has been approximately owned by the DWR since 1935 It is located a few miles northwest of Fillmore Last fall portions of the area were seeded with crested intermediate and tall wheatgrass sweet clover alfalfa small burnet and Russian wildrye The major revegetation efforts took place last week Over 25000 sagebrush fourwinged saltbush rabbitbrush Siberian pea winterfat and wormwood seedlings were planted with the assistance of a special tree planter This planter when pulled behind a tractor digs a inch ditch in which a worker long FIRST PLAT TEAM left to right 1st row Dusty Smith Jared Walker ( oar h Rir k Woody Matt Finlinvm Russ Anderson John Losee 2nd ross oat h Brad Woody Zath Sumsion Brett Harris Ryan Jensen handler Judkins Chris Anderson Mike Lovell Ben Gasser Luke Brent Stanworth and Coach Brady Nielson Rithard Lope Bryte Moody Not pictured Dustin Mace Lyman can set a seedling Tw rubber tires set in the back of the p’ai'er about 4 back into the ches apart push the a trench thus plartVg 'ding This machine allows the wotf-to plant about 800 inZ seedlings per hour The DW R plan to coninue this planting program for the next 3 or 4 years This area is being managed to benefit pheasants cottontails mourning doves and other wildlife There are plans in the future to perhaps or gray parHungarian transplant tridges to this area If all goes rght this management areas will provide wildlife an ideal place to live and hunters an accessible public land area to hunt in the future r Hunt recommendations JL Sutherland 1st B Delta West Stake women’s volleyball Spencer Myers Richard Anderson Adam Lake 2nd row Stephenson Justin Piacitelli Coach Walt Terrell Jared Habel Bryan Pearson David Beckstrom Ryan Turam Jared Farnsworth Danny Christensen Alan Losee Joey Maxfield Wade Crapo Scott Peterse n Jeff Larsen and Coach Shawn Peterson Not pictured Ryan Manis SECOND PLAC TEAM left to right Ladd 1st rovs Twelve learns from the different ward participated in volleyball from Jan 1989 to March 16 1989 including a ’cam from Callao First place went to HmcHey team mimbers included Beiv Perry Rosemary Bishop Brenda Jones Susan Steveis Leann Hepworth Gayle Bennett Jane Peterson Linda Smith and Ponda Moggard Delta 2nd and Sutherland 1st B tied for 2nd plae learn members for Delta 2nd A were Lisa Abbott Carol Parr Deb Talb Angela Wankier Nancy Teeplcs and Mary Scoville Team members B were Paula Larsen Wendv (or Suiherland eatham Sandra Health Black Lenore owles Nancy Tasker Judy Tolbert Karen Johnson and Jennif-Abbott T ournc rent play was held on March 30 and 31 Results were 1st Delta 1st 2nd Sutherland 2A 3rd Deseret B and 4th Callao Thanks to all who participa’ed Swim Pool news PLACE TEAM left to right 1st row Lee Steele Casey CropScott Henrie 2nd row Coach per Marshall Jones Robert Lope Curtis Turner Aaron Losee David Peterson Dustin Hawk Jeff Jacobsen Coaches Todd Harris and Dan Corey 3rd row Benjamin Corey Cbesly Shiner Mike Jeffery Dalan Dutson Justin Jackson asey Shields Jeremy Petersen Brook Talbot Not pictured Jeremy Lringhursf THIRD f 250 youth came to the West Millard Pool J riday March 24 and tried theii luck at diving for money and prizes A lot of fun prizes of flying saucers flatable bunnies inflatable dinosaurtrain whistles tweety birds and hundreds of pieces of candy were given away along with $30 in coins There will be three Dive for Monty and Prizes Days this summer with eaeh day being held the thud Thursday o! June July and August There arc quality youth who work at the West Millard Pool as lifeguards The proof of the pudding being that four of the senior guards are Delta High candidates this year for the Sterling Scholar Awards The four lifeguard candidates are: Shelly Bunker in Social Science Matt Shelton in Science Sherilyn Johnson in Math and Kodi Roholt in Speech and Drama The pool management is very proud of these lifeguards arid wish hem the best m their future endeavors In case you didn’t know the swimming pool is now open right after school at 30 pm Monday through riday T’ is af'ernoon schedule will be in effect un’il the end of this school year Winter Swimming The West Millard Pool's winter season is winding down with the last :wo winter swim lesson sessions up soon Session seven begins Mon and the last session ses day Nprtl sion eight begins Monday May Toni Harris will be teaching the Prc sehool and Mommy and Me classes the last two winter sessions and then she will be taking the summer off Toni is an excellent teacher who has great repartee with the little ones ff you plan on having your small child take from Toni you had better register himher soon Session seven is almost full and session eight is filling up One Year Swim Pass Sale The one year swim pass sale will be coming up in May The one year family swim passes will be on sale for $65 and the one year single swim pass will be on sale for $40 This is a sale you won’t want to miss out on The Pool Plant Sale The West Millard Pool Plant Sale for this year is being cancelled Louise Lyman who is the main stay of the sale will not be able to help Without Louise the pool management is lost Hopefully next year the plant sale will again be held at the pool Lifeguard Training Course A 27 hour American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Course will begin at the West Millard Pool on Monday April 10 To qualify to take the lifeguard course a person must be at least 15 years old in good physical health and a good swimmer I or lifeguard employment at the West Millard Pool or any other swimming pool a person must have current certification in American Red Cross After successful lifeguard training completion of the course the lifeguard certificate is good for three years recommended on the Pahvant Elk Unit Much discussion centered around there were not more elk especially in the Rock wood Peak area and the fact that most of the bulls harvested are only 2 year old animals According to Olson horseback rides will be conducted to further assess both range and deer herd conditions Anyone interested in participating is vited but they must furnish their own horse The Holden ride is scheduled for Monday April 10 Meadow Creek for Wednesday April 12 and Black Cedar for Thursday April 13 Each ride will begin at 9 a m and will last until midafternoon Hunt recommendations for the 1989 elk and deer seasons in Millard County were signed on March 29 by representatives of the Forest Service The BLM and Wildlife Resources Board of Big Game Control will actualafter conly set the hunts on May ducting public meetings throughout the state Deer Herd Unit 53 Oak City will remain a three point buck unit as mandated by the board This is the only unit in our area that must remain a three point unit and this is the last year of that requirement The recommendation for the Fillmore and Kanosh Units 54 and 55 was to return to buck hunting On the with no antler restrictions Fillmore Unit 500 antlerless (doe) permits were recommended for a November hunt east of Holden No special permits were recommended for Kanosh According to Conservation Officer Brent Olson “We need to drop the three point hunt It not only didn’t get us the hoped for results we are actually harvesting smaller and fewer bucks than when we started the three point season three years ago” Olson also stated “Deer have starved to death for two winters because of the lack of forage directly east of Holden It’s hard for deer to survive and that’s what the on stumps sagebrush and cliffrose look like” It was the consensus of the vestigators that deer numbers have to be reduced this year and probably for the next several years A ten permit bull only hunt was why Range rides Division of Wildlife Resources Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management range rides on the Oak Creek Fillmore and Kanosh deer herd units are coming up Local sportsmen are more than welcome to come along Just bring a horse and a bag lunch April 10: Holden Maple Hollow Road at 1st cattle guard 9 am April 12: Meadow Meadow Creek Dam 9 am April 13: Black Cedar Hill Road at Forest Boundary 9 am April 14: Oak Creek Oak City Store 9 am ATTENTION BIRD HUNTERS: Child abuse rise The total number of children abused and neglected in Utah in 1988 creased by 1500 children or 322 percent according to the Department of Social Services latest child abuse and neglect statistics Substantiated cases of child sexual abuse have risen dramatically during 1988 In Utah 1513 children were 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