Show Pace 8 Millard County Chronicle Progress August 8 1991 Delta Golf Course News High game this week was rolled Thursday morning in Boomers League action as Tana Skeem rolled a 202 Not far behind was mighty Joe Young with a 201 from Krazy 8’s on Tuesday Judy Mcinhardt rolled a 68 game 53 pins over average Joy Jeffery Fanlyn Ed w ards and Paul Bennett all had above average game and senes Top Seniors were- Gene 198 Elma Max 185 Nelson 184 Carol 181 188 and Ruthie 180 This weeks high scores Joe Young BtU 201 554 June Dutson Ken Riding 187 521 Bennett Eathel Church Tana Skeem Sandie Lester Nola Bunker Da Dalton 182 511 Norma Schmit 179 and Jo Myers 172 Bowlers Jamboree is this weekend in Si George and should be worth going down to (Aug 10th) and don’t forget to enter the fun tournament August 6 & 17 at Plaza Lanes Delta Rebels finish tournament season Swim Pool news The Della S im Team completed it's season with a final swim meet m Las Vegas NV last weekend The team competed at LNLV last Saturday mom “W el ing then spent the afternoon at the & Wild" water park m downtown Las ill he Vegas The result of the meet reported in next weeks ssum pool news The 50 mile cluh members ach ievmg new goals this week arc Darwin Brown 220 miles Evan Ogden 20 miles and Joy Jeffery who completed her frst 50 miles on July 25 The pool will be closed for its annual cleaning and repair August 19 through This year the pool will be September! completely drained and rcplastered The racquetball courts will remain open to the public from 5 lOp m on wecknights 10 pm and 9 a m 2 noon and again on Saturdays The locker and restroom facilities will not be availabledue to the repairs in the pool area Please make note of these times to avoid anv tonfu sion Dive for Money and Prizes Don’t forget to come to the pool for "Dive for Money and Pnes”Thursday August 8 at 2 p m Regular admission prices apply The pool opens at pm for open swim This will be the last "Dive for Money and Pncs ’of the 1991 summer Lessons The last session of summer "Learn to Swim" lessons is now in progress Winter swim lessons will begin Scpicm her 30 The pool would like to thank all those who participated in the summer lessons and is hxiking forward to winter lessons Registration for winter lessons will begin September 2 All classes are 30 taught after school beginning at pm A session runs weekdays for 2 weeks and costs S 5 per student Call the pool in September to register for these lessons at 864 3133 The AY SO Soccer Tournament team known as the "Delta Rebels" recenllv finished their summer tournament sea son The Rebels participated in 4 AYSO tournaments plus the Utah Summer Games The highlight of the Rebels season was plavmg in the “Cottonwood ” This tournament is Hgts Invitational the 3rd largest AYSO tournament in the western L S Sixteen Division 4 teams from Nevada California New Mexico and I tah fought for the 1st through 4th place trophies After 4 regulation games 2 plavoff games and only 6 goals for the entire tournament scored on them the Delta Rebels earned the 2nd place trophy and title This is quite an accomplishment for their 1st season in Div 4 The Delta Rebels not only brought home a trophy for their hours of practice and dedication but a lifetime of friend the ships made with each other and teams thev played Steve Jewkes coach of the Rebels would personally like toexpress his love and appreciauon to his team and would like to thank Dan Elmer and Bob Mein hardt for their help A special thank you to the Rebel parents for their support trust friendship and for the hours they dedicated to the team through fundrais and car cheering chaperoning ing pooling' The tournament season ap proximately cost 52600 which was to tally raised through the fundraising ef forts of the placers parents and the donations of businesses and friends A thousand thank vous to the people and businesses who donated services cash or merchandise to make the soccer lour nament season possible Please note There will be or more the Della Rebels openings available on team If vou would he interested in your son (under I2yrs old) try ing out please contact Steve Jewkes 864 2421 If you would be interested in spon 1992 Summer Season soring the Rebels please contact Mane Bamson 864 KC McCann Delta Gold Medalist 2421 The first invented JOI was Edison practical phonograph in 877 by Thomas USDA Requests comments K C McCann winner of four gold medals two silver and one bronze at the Utah Summer Games this summer in has come home a winner Cedar City again Attending a swim meet in Las Vegas Nevada this past weekend McCann again showed his ability to be number one with three first places in the 50 meter butterfly backstroke and freestyle with a second m the 50 meter breaststroke In order to participate in the Utah Summer Games this year McCann competed in the Southern Utah District meet at Richfield No one in Southern Utah could catch this fast 12 year old and he won six gold medals 50 meter butterfly and freestyle breaststroke 00 meter freestyle and 00 backstroke meter M (Individual Medley which is 25 meters each of the butterfly freestyle and breaststroke) McCann won his Utah Summer Games Gold Medals in the 50 meter 200 freestyle 50 meter breaststroke meter and 400 meterrelays His silver in 00 meter freestyle and 50 meter butterI M A bronze in fly KC McCann is the son of Bruce and Sheila McCann Delta and grandson of Karma Anderson Las Vegas NV Paul and Manlyn Anderson Beaver and Retty and Don Adams of Salt Lake City July 12— Keith Bjerkc executive vice president of the US Department of Agriculture’ Commodity Credit Corporation today asked for public comment on the 1992 feed gram acreage reduction program (ARP) Bjcrke said CCC is seeking public comment on whether the com ARP should be 5 75 10 or 125 percent and whether the ARP for sorghum and barley should be 0 5 75 or some oilier percentage within those ranges For oats the law requires the 992 ARP to be 0 percent Details will appear in the July 15 Federal Register Comments may be submitted to: Director Commodity PO Analysis Division USDAASCS Box 241'5 Washington DC 20013 Comments must be received by Aug 28 All com to be assured consideration ments will be available for public spection in Room 3744 S in the South Building of the U S Department of 14ih and Independence Agriculture Avenues S W Washington D C during regular business hours A regulatory impact analysis on the 1992 feed gram program may be obtained from the Commodity Analysis Division Utah August 0 has been designated as die official day of celebration to honor the dedication of Fremont Indian State Park and die opening of the museum which was dedicated to telling the story of die Fremont Indian who once inhabited most of what is now Utah The museum will be open from 9 00 am until p m dut day with all exhibits and videos available to the park visitor Guided walks will be conducted from until4 00 for diose who wish to get a special look and msight into this rockart of Clear Creek Canyon Birthday cake will be served from 9 00 a m on as long as it lasts The staff of Fremont Indian Slate Park would like to extend a invitation to all area residents and visitors to drop by and help celebrate this fourth birthday celebration first while Joe Young placed third On August 17 we will hold die annual Sunset View Best Ball tourney for all men with U S G A handicaps The next state tourney will be the Sunset View 2 man scramble Best Ball to be held September 7 and 8 NOTIC The West Millard Community Swimming Pool will be closed August 19th through September 1st for cleaning and repairs ROME GOODMAN bit again last week Themghtgolfbug with Scott Hertne pacing the way followed by hi brother Russ and Doug Gcmperlme finishing third The ladies were paced by Colleen Mendenhall We will hold another night tourney Saturday August 10 at 9 00 p m The following will be an August 24 The Ladies club will be hosting die Lynne Larson Memorial Tournament this Saturday August 10 with tee Umes between 8 and 9am The Ladies club Scotch Best Ball had 30 player enjoying fine golf and dining and leading the teams were Keith and Becky Sawiya followed by Blair and Jackie Maxfield in second and Dan and Colleen Mendenhall third Our weekly Saturday tourney saw Keith Sawaya win the gross side and Dick Shelley won net The leading lady was Sharen Bennett while Colleen Boyce placed first in Net The mens club weekly play had Kevin I vie Don Christensen and Ladd Hales leading the gross division on die net side Bob Harm tied Joe Ellison for Fremont Indian State Park 4th birthday party “King Ralph is a royal romp sustained with near perfect pitch John Goodman is terrific” — Rk hard Schickel Timt Mugazin “The comic gem of the season! A sparkling hilarious comedy you will take to your heart” A comedy majestic of —JrntVlhaleymrK hen a freak accident wipes out the entire royal family an exhaustive search of the bloodline reveals a distant heir Ralph Jones (John Goodman) A Las Vegas lounge singer Ralph is quickly given a crash course in royal manners by his very proper private secretary Willingham (Peter O’Toole) W hile Ralph’s unconventional behavior delights the public it also provides the fuel for a fiendish plot by Lord Graves (John Hurt) to oust the new king To make matters worse Ralph’s affection for a stripper with stage fright (Camille Coduri) threatens to tarnish his royal image beyond repair It’s up to the former Las Vegas entertainer to redeem himself in a manner befitting a king in this warmhearted comedy from wnterdirector Academy DavidS Ward STREET DATE: AUGUST Hour 36 Mins Color Sat Aug 17 View Golf Tee Times start 730 9 00 UGA Course 11 teams accepted difference of 10 between partners Closest to Hole Prizes Max August 10th Saturday ‘ on Pay Entry 298 N Hwy 6 Delta Utah 3 Off 3 and 8 Net and Gross No Rights ALL ENTRY FEES Fee: $1000 18-Ho- le RETURNED Tee Time: 8 - 9 am 8 19 £G& DELTAYAREA CiCCIKC'tl AM Handicap required Maximum of 24 First 36 rgcorflgd l Gifts Unlimited Sunset VIEW BEST BALL Beta HiFi Stereo Surround Videocassette 81054 dtQJtaflq jYlTTitTp SUNSET Golf Tourney proportions HS Lynne Larson Memorial IN PRIZES ENTRY FEE $40 PER TEAM |