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Show STANDARD Thurwlay, 8 yc. - Rooxevelt, Utah July v-- : .it J 6, 1072 . 00 Girls Scores Jr. 5. vf '5 tr the u I flmwasw dsee mmIji iMMNH as a Wiw wm Immi h twMii 1 ai o a ' -- VTi i Invest in the il United States of America. 4 year olds: Witty Winners 17, Stubbs Sluggers, 14; Stutibs Sluggers 14, Holy Socks 8; Holy Socks 14, Stubbs Sluggers 13. 11-year olds, Tenny Hoppers 12, Blrcbells Bluebirds, 11; Tenny Doppers 23, Dandle Lions, 18. Team standing at end of league play, First; Witty Winners, 4 wins, 0 losses; second, Holy Socks 2 wins 3 losses; third, Stutibs Sluggers 1 win 4 9-- 10 12 9-- 10 losses. 2, Tenny Doppers 4 wins 0 losses; Dandle lions, 2 wins, 2 losses; Blrchell's Bluebirds 0 wins 4 losses. 11-1- WITTY WINNERS Front row: Mlrhellr Howard, Tammy Kaye Hardy. Tonya lloyd. Rachel Pohtma; top row: Lalna Egan, LcnIIc Hall, Kim Workman, Michelle Remain Lori Reynolda; utaniling back, Coach Kathy Hall and league Preal-deBonnie Fail Melt. They won Hint place in year-ol- d division. TEENY HOPPERS Bottom row: Michele DuShane, Marie Sixklller, Randy DuShane, Peggy Cook; top row: Lisa Howard, Julie JenklnM, Khanna CollInN, I .aura Merham, Toni Bird, League Preiililent Hunnle FSuaett, Tammie Aaay and Coach Karma Aaay won flrat place In 11-year-ol- d league. nl 9-- ',-- A- -- 9 d 'VV a AV c 4 p KAWASAKI a S )fn BIKE SHOP BEST SERVICE! s Mi b ' BEST MECHANIC! -, 9 - '5, Almost 200 years at the same location. Racing! :.r T X HOLY ROCKS DANDIE LIONS Front row: Mury Kaye Madsen. Barbara Adams, Rhauna Murphy; back row: Janilee Hicks, water girl; JaNae Cilhert, Karen Duke, Assistant Coach Mclonle Johnson, Bremla Adams, Rherlyn Hicks, Delilile Dennis, Kasl Johnson; hark. League President llunnle Fausett and Clinch Jeneal Hicks. Absent from photo, Jerle Chapman and Julie Post mu. They won 2nd place In 2 year-ol- d division. 3 . la ft to right: Sherry Brough, Terri Horn, Jennifer White, Denise Frandsen, Cheryl Winn, Carol Stewart, Deanna Barney, Paula Buchanan, Jeanette Cowgur; hack: League President Bonnie Fausett and Coaches Linda Oilhert and Ronnie Young. They placed second In the division. year-ol- d : 9-- MOBILE HOME SALES SCOTT WILKINSON JIM WALKER 1160 West Main In Duchesne WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING JULY 13, 14, 15 FREE PRIZES! - WE HAVE DOUBLE WIDES IN . . . Hacienda, Broadmore and Atantic . . . Glen Brook, Boise Cascade, Sequia, Tamarack ALSO . . . TETON Mobile 8x40 Units with or couples. self-contain- ed tip-o- ut Call Anderton motored to Salt Lake taking his wife Ida to the LDS Hospital where she underwent major surgery Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bowden and daughter Lisa spent a weeks vacation In Las Vegas, Nev., with their daughter Linda and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klchens motored to Salt Lake Monday taking daughter Nancy for a check up following recent heart Monday THE GOOD GUYS ff - - Travel Trailers and many Ideal for newlyweds OUR PRICES INCLUDE SET UP! surgery. Mrs. Effle Taylor entertained during the week at a quilting bee . Luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lo ranger and daughter Barbara and Frank llardin-g- er went to Douglas, Wyo., to attend the wedding of their son Eddie and Susie Santlstevan Sunday. They canie bark through Rocky Mountain Park. Patsy and Manny Nielsen and daughter from Salt lake visited for the weekend her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bowden and daughter. The Nielsen went camping at Starvation Reservoir where they were met by a sister Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ellsworth from Kearns. Some of the people from the ward going to Salt Lake for Temple sessions Wednesday were Carrie Wills, Alice Squires, Melta Eskuitd and Fontella Tomlinson. nt and Evelyn Johnson and family from Idaho Falls are varatlonlng at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaws home. Saturday they all enjoyed a family reunion with rhildren, Archie and Ina Shaw and three rhildren, Granger; Grant and Evelyn Johnson and six chklren, Idaho; Jimmy and Ikipe Shaw and five I This Weeks Specials Hacienda 8,385 t Double 3 children, Sharon and Clifford Hackford and six children all the family was present with exception of A. D. and Inas boys Mark in the service and Max in Twin Falls, Ida. Dinner , picture taking and hiking in the hills was entertainment for everyone. Max Nelson and Beth Brown were honored guests at a steak fry party held Saturday night at the power plant. It was a no host affair by the birthday club. Mr. and Mrs. Max Nelson received word of their little 17 month old grandson Joe Christensen falling off his tricycle and broke his collar bone. -Gary and Rleta Anderton and family from Phoenix, Arlz., arrived at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Anderton Saturday. Gary will visit over the holiday and his family will remain for an extended time. -Lila Jean and Jack Marble and girls, Granger; Mick and Judy Treweek, Salt Lake; Blaine and Meetta Young and family, Tooele; Cecil Page, Riverton, Wyo.; Donna Dowley, Salt Lake; Tom Hansen,. Lehl; Nila and Evan Wllcken, Pearl and Del mar Cook were relatives from away that were here for the wedding and reception of Joan Blanchard and Pete Pickup. Miss Karen Ann Blanchard visited the past week In Salt lake with her sister Lila Jean and family. --Gra- The U.S.A.s been in business a long time. So its pretty solid. And thats what makes U.S. Savings Bonds such a reliable and sure way to build a nest egg. Bonds are completely safe, too. 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