Show Millard Countv Chronicle Men’s Slowpitch Softball Jr Progress August 9 1990 Pane 7 Girls Softball Sr Girls Softball Championship Team: T&T Twin Theatres back row left to right Tom Stephenson Karl Mecham Doug Hare Roger Killpack Clinton and Connie Tolbert (sponsors) Cordon Rawlinson Bruce Curtis and Shane Rowley front row Cary Edwards Larry Hartman Jeff Peterson Ken Nielsen and Jared Smith Championship Team: Turquoise back row left to right Sondra FJlack (coach) Brandee Health Shannon Henrie Sarah Black Lisa Walker Jolene Wright Megan Anderson front row Wyndee Health Amy Wamick Marissa Dutson AmySwalberg Robyn Larsen Sarah Bacon and Trystin Nickle Not pictured: Maria Stewart 2nd Place Team: Rob's Auto Body back row left to right Jody Webb Jeff Hostetler Russ Webb Dan Bliss Reed Smith front row Jim Wamick Alan Christensen Steve Thatcher Jim Edwards Elton Luck-aand Shawn Luckart Not pictured: Rob Droubay player & sponsor Dave Johnson Sylvan Lovell Team: Black back row left to right Jeff Hostetler Championship (coach) Tom Stephenson (coach) middle row Emily Shelley Katie Jacobsen Jayme Hostetler Andrea Dean Burgundy Rich Stacia Stephenson front row Gretchen Otto Sandi Young Trisha Hansen andJera Taybr 2nd Place Team: Peach back row left to right Jody Tasker Lor Henrie Heidi Louder Chanda Wamick Stacie Johnson Stacy Tasker Cassie Henrie Mary Lou Robison (coach) front row Jenny Osguthorpe Pearl Osguthorpe Dena Fowles Jamie Hoelzle and Tiffany Robison 2nd Place Team: Pink back row left to right Keith Griffiths (coach) Marylynn Stoddard Cally Griffiths Misty Atkinson Kathym Ekins Sherri Bennett Laurie Griffiths (coach) front row Nikki Willden Shannon Hamilton Faith McCann Beth Ann Nielson and Danielle Medrano Not pictured: Amy Scoville Bowlers Jamboree a success 3rd Place Team: Border Inn back row left to right Dan Nielson Jim Withers Lance Johnson Brad Williams Brian Bahr Fred Tasker and Kim Nielson front row Mike Hill Lee Goodrich Buzz Nielson and Brent Rogers Not pictured: Robert Shirts Wayne Gasser Jeff Steele and Jeff Schena 4th Place Team: Horses Unlimited back row left to right Scott Kinross Jim Young Joe Young Neil Riding Mike Earnest Mike Jackson Bob Shepherd Dale Hirst and Lynn Thomas front row Scott Thomas Bill Hatfield Scott Brinkman and Will Lovell Not pictured: Bill Chambliss Delta Torpedo swim meet Saturday evening July 14 47 Delta swim team members ventured into American Fork waters to duel their 150 member team When the splashing was done Delta walked of! with 25 first places 20 seconds and 18 thirds in a total of 50 events The results for the Delta swimmers are: Ethan Hamilton (1 and 100 Free breast Brianna Back and 25 ) Manning Breast Free Annie Draper 00 Im 50 Free and 0) Fly Jessica Draper Back and Free Nathan Lewis IM and Breast Jonathan Breast and Draper IM Skyler Nielson Back and Free Shannon Lewis Free 100 Back and 50 Breast Rachel Lewis Breast Free and 100 IM Paul Back Phillip Dewmup Free Marina Scoville B ack and 50 Free M arm (9 0) Free and Kim Myers Breast Jacob Larsen back Kevin Otto Breast Darin Ploomfioeld Free Free Zac Knud sen Breast Dayna Todd Back Emily ) Doug Staples Free and 25 Back Shelley Christina Anderson Free and 50 Back Mishon Manning (1 Breast 2nd 50 Back and Free Shcllie Butterfield Fly and 50 Free Jamie Todd Free Jeremy Comeau Back and 50 Free Rachel Fly Henke Back Maria Stevens Fly Heather Free Layla Kapclos Shields ) Fly Benjy Comeau Fly Kristine Western Free Andrea Dean Back and Free Christi Schmidt IM and 100 Free Susie Fly IM Kelly Wright Hamilton 100 IM ) and 100 Free The swimmers have done well all season The best statement as to how well they did was made by a Payson swimmer at the 4 team meet in Payson on June 23rd When seeing our team in the comer on the pod deck this Payson swimmer asked the Coach who we were The Coach responded “That’s the Delta Team" to which the Payson swimmer responded "OH NO NOT DELTA" Thanks for a great season The coaching staff looks forward to another great season next year starting about April 1st From start to finish this years Jamboree was special from the shotgun blast that started the golf tournament to the silence after the last pin fell Saturday evening-th- is jamboree was one to member for a long time The gold tournament fielded nearly 50 golfers from all parts of Utah When the torrid sun quit burning our skin and m the results were ament leaders gave most honors to local people Social hour began at 6 pm at the White Sage Pavillion By 7 pm Jim and Sue Poulsen knew they were going to feed a lot of people Rosemary Forster and Geno Zwaryck entertained while we ate our tasty chicken and afterwards dancing was enjoyed by most everyone Rosie and Geno truly put cm a show for our with help from two locals named Bob Saturday morning found a full room of young bowlers at Plaza Lanes At the County Convention Center our welcom Swim pool news The newest goal setters in West Millard Community Swimming Pool’s 50 mile club are Linda Simmons Martin Ludwig and Anita Hahn Linda reached 100 miles of swimming on July 31 Lind a has been a regular at the pool since last November Martin a long term swimmer at the pool received his 300 miles card on August 2 Martin is staying in shape at the poo year round Anita Hahn reached her goal of 70 miles and received a certificate of achievement card for her tremendous efforts The pool's summer schedule will end August 21 After that the winter schedule goes into effect as follows: 12:30-3:30-- am pm pm pm pm) Lap Swim School lessons DHS Swim Team workout Open Swim (Friday) Saturday pm Open Swim pm Open Swim Racquet ball courts will be opened 5:30 a jn-- 0 pm and Saturweekdays days pm Reservations will be accepted Admission is: $130 Adults $100 Teens $75 Children Children under 4 are free when companied by a paying adult The pool would like to remind it’s patron's children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult (15 or older) when they come to swim Children under 4 without an adult will not be allowed to swim Winter ing committee was busy welcoming a large turnout of bowlers from all over Utah National reps from Omaha Milwaukee and California were guest speakers and I didn't notice anyone dozing Lunch was served by Brent Heines and staff and from the favorable things I heard Brent's Navajo Tacos are worth driving to Della to enjoy Saturday evening found 82 bowlers out to show off their skills and talents and after the last pin fell two of our local adults and four of our youth took home trophies: Joe Stewart and Pauline Cox Jeanette and Michelle Morrill Cherish and Kirt Sawaya Both men’s and women’s committees would like to thank the local merchants for all they did with making this a successful endeavor Thanks also to the county board to all the directors and officers and a special thanks to all the local bowlers who attended the Jamboree June Dutson swim lesson will begin October The pool will be taking registration for these classes starting in September All classes are being offered and run Monday through Friday at pm for 2 weeks Boy Scout swim merit badge and lifesaving merit badge is again being offered at the same time (3:30 pm) The cost for all lessons is $15 per childper session All fees are due the first day of class and are The pool's annual cleaning and repair will begin September 10 The pool will be completely closed for 2 weeks and reopened September 24 For more information on any of these or other subjects call the pool at Dive for Money and Prizes The last Dive for Money and Prizes will be held Thursday August 16 at 2 pm The pool has purchased many small toys to be given away along with candy and money on this exciting day Mark your calendars and bring your friends! Regular admission prices 3rd Place Team: Jade back row left to right Sandra Health (coach) Erica Black Angie Carter Sarah Heaps Darci Hales and Duane Heaps (coach) front row Shandee Health Melissa Mortensen Emory Anderson Carrie Byrd Krystee Health Lorie Black and Amy Johnson Not pictured: Bridget! e Byrd Mclaughlin chairman of 1990 MS Golf Unlimited have not been found It is an unpredictable disease of the central nervous system that strikes young adults usually between the ages of 15 and 50 We have over 7000 MS people in Utah - a high incidence rate When MSoccursthe myelin coating around the nerves is replaced by scar tissue which prevents the transmission of signals to the brain This scarring can produce a variety of symptoms such as blurred vision loss of motor skills slurred speech loss of balance and coordination and even complete paralysis For more information about the golf event please call Judy KnorTor Marsha Gomez at the MS ofTice or Dennis McLaughlin golf pro at the Sunset View Golf Course will chair the Utah Chapter National Multiply Sclerosis Society’s 3rd Annual MS Golf Unlimited event in the Millard County area The event is a golf marathon in which golfers get pledges from friends and relatives based on how many holes they play on a certain day between August McLaughlin will enlist players and coordinate playing dates with the golf course among other responsibilities The MS Society has set a goal of raising $40000 and will use the monies to provide research and patient services for MS people As yet the cause and cure of MS Si at The Plaza Thru 520 E Topaz 4 Delta Utah 84624 Soccer support Delta Area AYSO Region gives thanks and acknowledgement to Jeremy Mitchell and his crew of volunteers With Jeremy as overseer the volunteer crew painted all the goal posts for our soccer region By this work Jeremy has earned his Eagle Scout Award Here are the names of the other volunteers: Lee Steele Lamar Stephenson Wade Crapo Jacob Lester Steve Lester Livingston Panhorst Billy Keel Zack P inherit Jim Mitchell Ian Rupp David Bender Chandler Judkins Nathan Lowe Jeremy Bringhurst Ma k Mitchell Eric Mitchell Jim Hill Mike Bringhurst Nathan Christensen Manny Lebbon and Bryon Loveless Thanks guys! ) Adults - $350 7 Under & Senior Citizens - $200 Shows subject to change due to availability For more information call I |