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Show 15 pGDsrn Winners named in golf tournaments to a los what lht men's and HDiurn's golf associations ami thi local a wry pro, ljrry Sanili-rson- , sum-ssfu- l opening year, the following v. was 7lh with 75, and Lorraine Higgins 8th with 77. The second ladies tournament was the 18 hole Roosevelt ladies club championship, which was played Sept. 24. The club champion is Joyce Wight, who scored lowest in low gross with a 114. Second was Kalhy Adney, 115, and Ranae Chapman third, 125. Low net winners were Sheryl Gates and Gail Allred, tied at 75, and A rev a Huish and Faye Yack, lied at 79. Golden. closing Corey teels his Cougars will have a much better chance against Grantsville this week. in on him. Coach in" were few bright points Unon's 41-- 0 loss to Wasatch last week, but in this play Kent Sprouse nobs a pass with three Wasps BRIGHT POINT-Th- ere Longhorns, Cougars lose; crucial games next up on schedule It was another winless football week for Duchesne county teams last week as Union was slaughtered 41-- 0 by Wasatch and Allamont was humbled 20-- by the East Carbon Vikings. Duchesne did not play. In upcoming action Union will host Grantsville for its homecoming, Altamont travels to Green River, and Duchesne heads for Valhallaland in East Carbon 6 territory. Last week the Altamont Longhorns had their region title hopes almost L&L sponsored punt, pass, kick setiorUHS Local youngsters, between the ages of 8 and 13, will be competing on Saturday, October 5, at Union high school for one of 18 trophies in the first level of Punt, Pass and Kick compettion. PP&K is an annual event, by the National Football League and the Ford Dealers of America. L&L Ford is the Roosevelt sponsor. First, second and third place winners of the Roosevelt competition in each of the six age groups will receive a trophy. Additional trophies will be awarded to the first place winner in the Zone, District, Area, Divisional and National finals. Area, Division and National matches wil be held in NFL team stadiums immediately preceding actual NFL games or during their halftime programs. Youngsters participating at these levels have a chance to meet some of the NFL players. PP&K finals wHl be held at the National Football Conference championship game on December 29. Finalists will on national televison and the winners in each age group will receive their trophies from Pete Rozelle, Commissioner of the National Football appear league. Also, the names of the top winner in each age group will be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame at Canton, Ohio. accompanied by a Any boy or Kfrl or guardian may register at any parent participating Ford dealership, where complete details and a free PP&K Tips Book are available. More than 2,000 girls participated in last years events. (8-1- 1974 "ft BUCK CONTEST AND HUNT SALE Savings on tires, batteries and other Hems. Prixes for the biggest buck antlers See the Uintah Farmers for details. p Co-o- Uintah Co-o- p Fsowri The ladies golf association sponsored an invitational tournament Sept. 17 with approximately 45 ladies competing, half of whom were local lady golfers and the remaining competitors coming mainly from the Vernal and Rangely areas. Prizes were given for many various events such as the least putts and most balls in the pond and many more. Most important, however, were the low gross and low net winners. Vicki McPhail was low gross winner with a score of 93. Kathie Adney gained low net with 67, followed by Ida King with 71. Gini Denton and Ranae Chapman tied for third Hth 73; Gail Allred and Helen National Safety Council Based in Chicago, the National Safety Council is a nonprofit public service organization dedicated to safety education and the development and implementation of accident prevention programs reaching every segment of American life. Make Every Kilowatt Count When it comes to conserving electric energy and saving heating dollars, every homeowner should be a Here are a number of tips that can help you cut down on your heating costs. 1 . Keep furniture and other obstacles away from heat outlets. Vents in attic and crawl space should be left open to reduce the potential for wintertime condensation in insulation and other materials. 3. When it s extremely cold, draw draperies over sliding glass doors and picture windows to create a heat barrier. If the sun is out, 2. windows facing it should be left uncovered so that the sun's radiant heat can help warm the house. 4. Don't turn the heat off at night or during the day while you are gone. You can use more energy to reheat your home than you would have used all day to keep it warm. 5. If you are going to be away for a few days during the winter, you may wish to turn the heat down, some but not off. With no heat your pipes may freeze and burst if they are not completely drained. 6. Dust particles settle in baseboard units, so they should be vacuumed regularly. 7. Consider installing a humidifier. Winter heating reduces the relative humidity and makes rooms feel cooler than they actually are. A humidifier adds moisture which makes you feel just as comfortable at lower temperatures. 6-- since the defense has been fairly strong every game. Altamont has a long road to travel to Green River, but then the Pirates have not shown much class this year and will likely feel the wrath of some mad Longhorns. Allamont his its back to the wall, it has to win all three of its The Duchesne county booth in the Utah Stale Fair that took second place was the result of the efforts of many people stated Barbara Christiansen one of the organizers of the project She said that on behalf of the Duchesne county commission, the Duchesne area Chamber of Commerce, and the county fair board, she wanted to thank those who contributed to the project. The booth depicted life in the county and displayed numerous artifacts gathered or made by Duchesne residents. Contributors included: Mrs. Madeline Horrocks with two prize winning oil paintings, a mounted deer head and fish from the Duchesne Commercial Club, photographs from Leo Brady, Christensen Diamonds products for pictures and information on the oil industry, a container of crude oil from John Manning, a slide presentation by Royden Hill, and Les and Karen Brown and Betty Karren for manning the booth. Gerry and Barbara Christiansen also manned the booth. Do If Yourself shattered and plans for making the stale play-off- s seriously dampened after losing to East Carbon's Vikings at home. The first half of that game was a fairly but during the even match and ended second half the Vikings took command and a couple of key mistakes cost the Longhorn momentum and the game. The mistakes included a blocked punt, a couple of fumbles, and an interception. Standouts for the Longhorns according to Coach Bill Manzaniries included Ken Austen, Mac Fields ted, and Doug Warden of offense and Dirk Oman on defense ( he repeatedly turned the outside running attack of the Vikings inside.) It was another expensive game in manpower as Mac Fieldsted developed a thigh injury and Doug Warden received three broken ribs. Fieldsted will be out for one to three weeks, Warden is out for the season. The loss of Fieldsted brings to three the number of running backs lost by the Longhorns this season. Eric Fisher and Bruce Thacker are out for the entire season. Union had an even tougher opponent than Altamont as they traveled to Heber for a game with the number three ranked Wasatch Wasps who tried to improve on their ranking. Actually the game was not as one sided as the score indicated. The Cat defense put up a good try. The Cougar offense was able to only generate three first downs and turned over the ball in their own territory numerous times. According to Coach Dave Corey the defense was forced to play most of the game in their own backyard. Coach Corey was rather pleased with his defensive unit saying Terry West played "his best game ever," Phillip Belts played his usual standout game, and Rick Br use, at defensive cornorback was able to contain and often stop the wide attack of the Wasps. Offensively, Bruce Dart ran well and on four occasions proved a real threat. Next Week Duchesne has to be considered the underdog by at least three touchdowns, but as Allamont's coach said, "Duchesne is about due." The Eagles have played a number of outstanding halfs this year and if they put it together then the Vikings may go to valhalla themselves. But it has to be the offense that takes the initiative ..ill Moon lake Electric Association, Inc. COMPLETED PASS-E- ast Carbon showed why it is the league leader in bracket last week as it defeated Altamont 20-- 6. the Region Ten Shown above is one of -A the completed passes by the East Carbon The half first was about even, but the Vikings dominated the Vikings. second half. to qualify for the is not likely they will slip in Green River. Make Altamont by remaining games It state-play-off- s. three touch downs. Union's winless thus far this season, hosts Grantsville, a previous victor over the Cougars 34-at Grantsville. Grantsville has come on strong after a slow start and last week defealed Morgan. Union will be picked by most experts to fall once again, but then Union has a number of points in its favor this time: nn. Grantsville has a long ride to gel to Roosevelt; two, Union should be up for this homecoming tilt; three, Union win uc healthy; and four, alot of pride is at stake if the Cats are to win any games this has to be I he one. 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Men's league play, which lasted for 12 weeks throughout the summer, and consisted of 2ii two man teams, ended with Gordon Wight and Dennis Jenkins taking first place. Two teams lied for second place, including David Smiley Denver; and Kd Higgs and Marty Mantyla. Fourth place went to Dick Dunn and Lance Denver. Fifth place was a three way lie. Teams were Don Johnson, Urad Denver; Kurke Eldredge, Carl Davis, and Gordic Harmslon and Dave STANDARD EiWu ijj v ( j |