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Show 4 - THE THURSDAY. JULY 20, CITIZEN 1972 MIMIIMIMIMIMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIII Pony League Tourney Today Recredtion Schedule TENNIS RESULTS Hollingsworth --Christensen defeated Orme-Jense- BASEBALL SCHEDULE Friday, July 21 9:30a.m. Padres vs Dodgers, BB Cards vs Reds, W White Sox vs Angels, E 10:30a.m. Cubs vs Astros, BB Mets vs Indians, W Orioles vs Pirates, E 6--3, 5--7, 6--2. Duce-Lew- defeated is Petterborn-Mose- Norton-Porte- r in f, 6-- 3. 6-- 1, 5-- 7, r, defeated Garner-Woolvs Petersen-Thoma- s Condie-Port- er three sets. (played Monday). ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE Thursday, July 20 -- 1 p.m. - Pony league tourney starts Friday, July 21 - 9 a.m. Pony league batting practice 0 a.m. Midget league 10:30-1- 2 noon - Little league city league 1 p.m.-- 9 p.m. - Pony league tourney Saturday, July 22 - 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. - Pony league tourney finals a.m. - Pony league practice Monday, July 24 0 a.m. - Midget league baseball 10:30-1- 2 noon - Little league baseball a.m. - Pony league Tuesday, July 25 0 a.m. - Midget league bowling at bowling alley (boys and girls years) 10:30-11:3- 0 a.m. - Little league bowling at bowling alley 10:30-11:3- 0 - girls softball (11-1- 5 years) Wednesday, July 26 - 8 a.m. - Pony league p.m. Weight training Thursday, July 27 - 9 a.m. - Golf at course (rounds play only-n- o lesson) - bowling (Midget league boys and girls) 0 10:30-1- 2 noon - bowling (boys and girls ?time - Soda Springs Little league tourney 8-- EXHIBITION RESULTS Little League Preston II 6 Preston 1 5 Preston II 6 Smithfield4 Preston 1 20 Trenton 0 Pony League Preston II 7 Richmond 2 Preston 1 21 Lewiston 0 Legion Smithfield 19 Preston 1 Preston 0 Smithfield 7 9:30-10:3- 9:30-10:3- 9:30-10:3- 8-- Padres 11 Reds 8 Dodgers 1 Saturday afternoon: Picnic in the Franklin City Park which will begin at 12:09. Bring you, your spouse, and children. The food will be furnished and games for the children. We need to know how many in your family will be attending the picnic so we can make arrangements for food, games, etc. The picnic will cost 93.00. Saturday evening: Delicious dinner and program at the Westwood Center in Weston. The Westwood Center is the old Linrose chapel. Plan to be at the Center at 7:30. The cost will be 7.00. Friday evening: July 28. The Reunion Committee has made arrangements for block seating at the Rodeo. The tickets are reserved seats for (2.50 each. If you would like to attend the Rodeo with the Class, please send your money to us before July 20. You will be able to pick up the tickets at the Rodeo Headquarters in town or at the reserved ticket booth at the rodeo grounds. If you have not sent your money in for the Saturday events, we must have it by July 25. If you are unable to attend the reunion and are interested in purchasing the booklet, send 50 cents to the Committee and we will be happy to forward a booklet to you. Hope to see you July 29. We need YOU at the reunion for it to be a success, so plan to come. Sincerely, CLASS REUNION COMMITTEE new regulations concerning archery hunting were established recently by the Fish and Game Commission. All boys must have a minimum full weight of 40 pounds with a 28 inch draw or the equivalent. Only arrows having a minimum 4 inch broadhead may be used. It is illegal to use any poison or tranquilizing substance on the arrows. The archery regulations were passed to assure that bow hunters have adequate equipment to insure clean kills with proper hits. Bowmen are also encouraged to practice with their equipment during summer months so that they can become proficient in its use by the time archery season begins September 2 in a number of big game units. 10-1- 4: Reds Angels 5 White Sox 0 Padres Dodgers 3 Cards 2 Angels 4 White Sox 18 Cards 7 Cubs 2 Pirates 11 Cubs 0 Indians 2 Astors 9 Orioles 12 Mets 0 Astros Indians 9 Pirates 9 1 Orioles Mets 9 SURVEY WORKERS 6 INIINIUIIIliiHIHIimilHIHMMlINHHIlHINIMIIHIMIIH Preston Teams Win Games Prestons Little and Pony league teams combined to win four games in one evening last Prestons Little Thursday. league Team I started things off with a 20-- victory over Trenton. Little league Team II then defeated Smithfield 4 on the three run home run by Jeff Seamons. Pony league team I then beat Lewiston 20-- while Pony league Team II topped 2 Richmond on the fine pitching of Bob Duane and some excellent team hitting. GOLF Men's Tuesday Night League Golfer of the week, low gross Demar Merrill, 39. Golfer of the week, low net Earl Nelson, 324. Both golfers of the week received a 5 certificate from the pro shop. Closest to number nine, John Cole, won a new golf ball. Closest to number three, Ross Rasmussen, won a 5 certificate from Western Auto. -- . 6-- 0 7-- Insect Survey Is Underway Tuesday Evening League July 11 0 i Let's Visit with BOB SMYLIE, Your Proven Governor for 12 Years, Now a Candidate For Your -- A survey of the Franklin and Oneida county area is being undertaken by the University of Idaho Experimental Station at Aberdeen, with the intention of finding each apricot and peach tree now growing. Larry Sandvol, field supervisor of the survey, said that this is part of a pest manage-- . ment program attempting to manage green peach aphid, which transmits leaf roll virus of potatoes and yellows disease of sugar beets. The peach and apricot trees are the only hosts to this wintering-ove- r insect, which comes out and transfers to potatoes or sugar beets in the spring. The host A dance will be held in the jLarsen Building on the corner of State in Preston at 9:30 p.m., Saturday, July 22. Feldon Wright will play. Admission person. will be $1 Two coeds, both sophomores, will assist in a canvassing of the Preston area in an effort to locate peach and apricot trees. On the left is Shari Johnson, 18 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn F. Johnson of American Falls. Right, Debbie Richard, 19 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Richard of Aberdeen. Citizen Photo Dance Set U. S. p.m. CITY LEAGUE RESULTS event. Some 5:30 Preston I vs Soda, 7:45 p.m. Golfer of the week July Kerry Cole, 40 net and also low gross. Point Totals Two Weeks 11-1- Dear Classmate, The big event is almost here. Remember July 29 is the Class of 62 Reunion. Here are the final details pertaining to the Rules Are Set ROUND I Malad vs Montpelier, 1:00 p.m. Preston II vs at large, 3:15 p.m. Smithfield II vs Hyrum, gross. 9:30-10:3- Reunion Letter follows: 3-- 7: 7-- Archery Funtasia tickets for each player team, courtesy of Funtasia. In addition trophies will be provided for first, second and consolation winners. All this, along with the addition of a home run fence, looks to make the tournament exciting for both participants and spectators. Everyone is invited out to watch free of charge. A complete first round schedule on the winning RECREATION PROGRAM GOLF Golfer of the week of July Kerry Cole, 44 net and also low 8-- WEED CONTROL This fire got out of control in the Linrose area when railroad right of way was being cleared of weeds Monday afternoon. The fire began to spread near the old pea vinery adjacent to Theo Schvaneveldts farm, and spread extensively before being brought under control . Volunteer firemen fought to keep the blaze from spreading to croplands. Citizen Photo Prestons first annual Pony league tournament gets under way today with Malad facing Montpelier at 1:00 p.m. The tournament looks like it will become one of the better tournaments in the area with hopes for expansion next year. Prizes for the tournament include a drink for a double, a malt for each triple, and a hamburger and a malt for each home run courtesy of the Preston Arctic Circle; a baseball to the outstanding pitcher and to the pitcher with the most strike outs, courtesy of Idaho Appliance; a bat for the player with the most hits, courtesy of Godfrey Hardware; $1 worth of per trees are not damaged by this pest. This virus is one of the reasons for recent rejection of seed potatoes, as it causes necrosis of the tuber. Mr. Sandvol is working in cooperation with Daniel Roberts, county agent, and has two college coeds doing canvassing in order to locate all apricot and peach trees. They are Shari Johnson and Debbie Richard,' both college sophomores. The search will continue until Franklin and Oneida counties have been covered, and then if time permits, Caribou county will be done later this year. door-to-do- TTUMTDOM TRACTOR OWNERS!! Senator YOU HAVE ONLY ELEVEN (1 1) DAYS LEFT TO PURCHASE A NEW OR USED TRACTOR What Did GOVERNOR SMYLIE Do For You and Idaho During Those 12 Years? He built 4000 miles of NEW highways, and began construction of the Interstate system. (2) He RAISED the State s Support of Public Schools from 43rd to 26th in the nation! (3) He organized the Idaho Government's First effort to CONTROL and CURB AIR and WATER POLLUTION. (4) Idaho State College became a University, Boise State a COLLEGE, and the U. of I. granted DOCTORATE DEGREES for the FIRST TIME. THINK WHAT THIS HAS MEANT CHILDREN IN EDUCATIONAL TO YOU AND YOUR OPPORTUNITIES. (1) NEXT WEEK DISTRICT LET'S 32; MEET THE AND REVIEW of ADEQUATE COMPENSA(5) Secured ENACTMENT TION Benefits for the unemployed and THE FIRST MINIMUM WAGE LAW. (6) He OPERATED the State Government for 12 years WITHOUT and the STATE S BUDGET was ALWAYS (7) FOUGHT, even to long court action, to KEEP freight and utility rates WITHIN THE ABILITY OF PEOPLE TO PAY and Passenger Train Service for all. NOT CLOSED STATIONS EVEN FOR FREIGHT. LET ALONE PASSENGERS or PROPER TRAIN WHAT GOVERNOR CITIZENS AND COUNTIES DEFICITS IN BALANCE. OF BEAR HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE. IN SMYLIE, LAKE. THOSE 12 YEARS, CARIBOU AND DID FOR INTEREST FREE UNTIL MARCH 1973. THIS SPECIAL PROGRAM ENDS AT MIDNIGHT JULY 31. DON'T HESITATE IF YOU ARE EVEN CONSIDERING A NEW OR USED TRACTOR NOW. FRANKLIN. BUT CAN YOU GAMBLE BY ANY OTHER CHOICE FOR YOUR U. S. CALL OR CHECK WITH US NOW!! SENATOR THAN GOVERNOR SMYLIE? GRACE EQUIPMENT CO., INC. HIS RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! P. 0. 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