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Show mum! Wednesday, October 9, 1971 MINERS AID SOUGHT IN IN VESTIGA TION The Division of Wildlife Resources is seeking public cooperation in finding the person or persons responsible for killing between 20 and 30 elk in the Heaston Mountains during the summer months. According to Division law enforcement officers, the elk killings appear to be a continuous problem one that has existed over several that area. In every case, the elk were not utilized, but left to rot. The incidents are under inyears--in and officers vestigation, would appreciate any firsthand knowledge anyone has regarding the situation. Persons with information are asked to contact Division of Wildlife Resources offices or conservation officers. GOOSE FORECAST FAVORABLE Utahs . scattergunnets should find a lot of geese on Utah marshes when the general season opens Saturday, October 12th. Region Nine opponents half epitomized the plight of must drool at the prospect of the Miners. Park City had facing the Park High football possession on their own one team. In their four outings line and were atthus far this season, the yard to extricate themtempting Miners have not been able to selves from their unenviable run, pass, or kick one point location. a Unfortunately, onto the scoreboard. In confumbled exchange was trast, their generous defense recovered by South Summit has been punctured for 188 and taken into the end zone End Sweeps A cold drizzle compounded the misery inflicted on Park City by Wildcat quarterback Stan Page and halfback Vance Lewis. Page and Lewis, who scored three touchdowns each, found the ends inviting as they continually swept the extremeties for long gains. Fumble for TD A play at the end of the first Division of Wildlife Resour- ces waterfowl biologist A1 Regenthal reports this years goose hunt should be good. He reminds hunters that Carbon and portions of Emery County will not be open to goose hunting this year, and that the season in Washington County begins November 9th, while Daggett and Uintah counties have a November for an effortless touchdown. This play was certainly not 15th opening. a game breaker or even imShooting on Saturday of but was it portant, typical the misfortune which has beset the Miners so far this football season. Rec News No Game Due to Educational the Utah Association gathering this week, there will be no varsity game. Hopefully, the extra week of rest will aid in preparations for the October 17th home meeting with powerhouse North Summit. The Park City Recreation Program is sponsoring a bake sale this weekend during the Ski Swap. All proceeds will go towards improvements of recreational facilities in the Memorial Building. The Volunteers for Community begins at sunrise. The bag limit is six daily or in possession, including no more than, one Ross's goose nor more than two birds of the dark species. Hunters should refer to their proclamations for special goose regulations and the shooting timetable. REDHEAD AND IDENTIFICATION K Waterfowl hunters this year are bound to come up with a problem in identifying certain birds in flight or in the hand. This is especially true of those who are trying to identify canvasbacks and redheads. The similarity of the two species has, in the past, resulted in hunters leaving birds to waste on the marsh, rather than take a chance of leaving the area with die wrong species. Since only one canvasback can be taken in possession, it is important the bird be tivity. The Sale will be on Sunday face with a whitish ring bordering the blade tip. The body is more rounded than that of the canvasback and it is smaller. The bird is darker than the canvasbacks, and the top of the back on males is gray. than puddle ducks; hind toes with lobes; and pattering along the surface of the water for some distance before becoming airborne. Both ducks fly in irregular patterns, with a rapid, noisy wing beat. The most noticeable difference between the birds is the shape of the head. Canvasbacks have a long sloping forehead with a completely black bill of the same length as the birds head. The long head gives the bird a front-heav- y look, especially since the head is carried in a downward curved posture. It is a longer, more slender bird than the redhead, and is somewhat. larger. The top of the back is almost totally white on males. Most of Utahs canvasbacks PUBLIC URGES TO BUY DUCK STAMPS One of the largest single efforts in North America to in- sure the future of wildlife the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp program is being expanded to encourage citizens outside of the hunting community to buy them, according to Rogers C.B. Morton, Department of the Interior Secretary. This is a revenue stamp required of all duck hunters 16 years of age or older. Conservationists of .all persuasions can make a solid are contribution found in Bax Elder county in the vicinity of the Bear River to wildlife preservation by buying a duck stamp for five dollars at their local post office," Morton said. I am espedally proud of the progress in wetlands acquisition from these funds. Since 1971 over 360,000 acres have been set aside for wildlife. dome-shape- & Schedule at7PM A slide presentation of rock climbing and mountaineering will be shown at the Building. Everyone interested is certainly welcome to attend. Hooman Aprin is narrating the slide presentation, which of includes mountains California (Sierra Nevada & San Yacinto) and Wyoming ' (Wind River and Tetons). one yard touchdown plunge by quarterback Bill for hake sale CONNIE KING The Ladies league standings Henrion proved to be the margin of victory in the Park City junior varsity 0 triumph over South Summit on Tuesday, October 1st. 6-- Interception The eventual score was setup by an interception. The Mini Miners took advantage of an errant Wildkitten toss and drove to the South Summit one. Henrion then dove over for the six points. Threat The only other scoring threat of the game, which was played at City Park, came at the end of the second quarter. A thirty yard pass from Henrion and an excellent catch by end Chuck Berriochoa combined to give Park City the ball on South Summit's Turnovers This scoring threat was followed by a rash of turnovers. On South Summit's first play from the five, Henrion intercepted a pass at the 18. On the next play. Park City fumbled and South Summit recovered. The Mini Miners held only to fumble and lose the subsequent punt at their own 47. Henrion again intercepted, this time at the Miner 20. Again, Park City fumbled and the little Wildcats recovered. The Park City defense held, however, and South Summit was unable to reach paydirt before the game ended. vice Any high school age student is welcome to join this group. At this meeting discussion will be about the upcoming Spaghetti Dinner. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15th : Memorial Building closed if fWtib If. X- - 654-22- high individual was Schana Mackley with 450, followed by Norma Caivin with 431 and Connie King with 429 in second and third respectively. The Misfits bowled high team game at 569, with the Alley Cats at 519 in second and the Pick Ups at 512 in third. Honors went to Schana Mackley at 168 as the highest individual game, followed by Beth Marcellin with 160 and Norma Caivin with 158. The Misfits won 4 lost 0 from the Stricken. The Streakers won 4 lost 0 from Gaiter Balls. The Alley Cats won 4 lost 0 from the Three M's. And the Pick Ups won 4 lost 0 from the Bowling Bags. Doubles bowled were by Schana Mackley and Carrie Yates Splits Picked Up: 26-- 7 Luann Marcellin Luann Marcellin Thelma Lindsay. foodfirvibes Hood spirits at 654-248-2 1 buprvril of Hebsr on Hwy. 40. North milt Sensational Buy I Beautiful new 3 BR 2 Bath home on scenic five acres in Snyderville Lots of extras include 2 car garage, barn, corrals and lovely stream $83,500;00b m Choice Park City lot terrific view terms $6,000.00 4 Sturdy newer brick home in Francis. 15 minutes to Park City. stream. Owner BRs upstairs, full basement, small barn and lovely financing 1,015 124 E.Cuiorado Stmt TELLURIDE hooded our way, bring In tho Coalition and say Hollo RELAXATION Relax arms Head-Rol- l; squash, hiking, or any ac-- tivity termittent exertion total in- body shoulders completely. Roll head slowly in a circle. 2) Shoulder stand: Lie on back. Raise feet to vertical position overhead. Brace back with hands, elbows on the floor. Hold position as long as comfortable. 3) Shoulder relaxer: Stand conditioning with feet apart. Arms stretPhysical periods should be varied from ched out to sides. Do small day to day and should not circles with fists closed until follow a fixed routine. Dry arms and shoulders get land training can be kept in- heavy. Then bend forward. teresting by breaking up Head hanging between sessions of heavy work with shoulders. Shake arms loose light games and competition while relaxing arm and drills where skiers train shoulder muscles. 4) Hradstand: Forearms against me another, such as tram sprints and games.- ' off floor, hands overlapping A training or interlocking. Place head in program will prepare the hands. Slowly assume head-stan- d skiers body so that he will by moving your feet have: 1) Muscular sen- toward face, lift one leg at a sitivity, 2) A sense of balance, time. Start out against a wall. 3) Quick reactions, 4) A quick Hold hradstand as long as rebound from physical exer- comfortable. tion, 5) A relaxed mental and physical approach to skiing. EXERCISES In any conditioning or training program the warm up of the body muscles is When very important. training in a group or alonet skiers should do 10 or 15 minutes at the beginning, before the actual training begins, to warm up on their own. This period should be used for light jogging and stretching exercises which will increase the blood flow in the limbs and prepare the body for more strenuous activity. This same process can be applied when the skier is on snow, giving them a run or two to loosen the leg and body muscles. 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No. 8 Gaiter Balls 6 wins, 10 losses. 375 percentage, 4382 total pins. , The first high tram, is Misfits with 1561. Second is Alley Cats with 1514, and third, the Three M's MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th : 4 PM Meeting Volunteers for Community Ser- war bowling follows: 1. No. - two yard line. The Wildkitten defense stiffened, however, and the Mini Miners were pushed back to the five where they relinquished the ball. slowly. - -- A trampoline workouts. 4) Games such soccer and volleyball. 5) Tennis, hand ball, movement. Any of the above exercises and all exercise programs should be followed by at least 5 minutes of stretching and loosening. October 13th in the dining hall of the Memorial Building from 12 noon to 6 PM. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17th SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13th : Ski Swap 12 noon 6 PM Bake Sale Mini Miners TRIUMPHANT BODY CONGENERAL DITIONING AND COORDINATION EXERCISES 1) Any exercise that requires exertion of the heart and lungs. 2) Running and around natural obstacles. 3) Tumbling, gymnastics, and Exhale Variation: Inhale as above. Move air from the lower part of thg lungs to the upper part by expanding the cheat. Exhale slowly. 2) Body Stretching: Stand on tiptoes while reaching up with one hand. Repeat with other hand. 3) Touch knee to forehead: Stand with feet together. Slowly bend forward. Grasp hands around ankles. Press forehead toward knees by one continuous slow pulling motion with the arms. Variation: Same exercise but from a sitting position. 4) Touch toes on floor over head: Lie on back, arms along sides. Slowly lift legs over head. Touching the floor with toes. Keep knees straight. Hold position. Practice normal breathing while in this position. ditioning Advisor to the U.S. Ski Team Since 1968. ) diving, and Stretching balloon. Con- Colorado; Physical that requires SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12th : Ski Swap Miner Coach Wayne Carlson 1) Breathing exercise; Stand, sit. or lie. Exhale by drawing in the abdominal wall. Inhale through the nose. Fill up the lower part of the lungs. The stomach will expand like a including. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th : 3: 30 PM Cooking for bake sale 6:30 PM Open bowling FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th : 3:30 PM Cooking for bake sale 6:30 PM Open bowling 8 PM Movies ' By Hank Tauber and Tage Pedersen (The following is the second in a series of seven articles on aspects of physical fitness training for skiing prepared by Hank Tauber, Director, U.S. Alpine Ski Team and Tage Pedersen, of Aspen, 1) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9th : 3:30 PM Schedule for Basketball League practices posted 3:30&8PM Movies 7 PM Cooking CONDITIONING COLUMN between distinguishing redheads and canvasbacks, both in flight and in the hand. Both redheads and canvasbacks are in a group of ducks known as divers, as distinguished from puddle ducks. Therefore, they have certain similar chara- Service, a Memorial newly formed organization of high school students, are the major contributors of baked goods' for the sale, although many of the cookies and such were made at the Memorial Building as a recreational ac- placement of legs more toward the rear of the body Refuge. The redhead has a puffy, properly identified before d head, and a bill being downed. Redhead is that shorter than that of the bit are a less regulations stringent, allowing two in the canvasback. It is best described as being half as bag and four in possession. To help alleviate confusion, wide as it is long. The bill is a the following guidelines are pale, bluish calor near the set forth to aid hunters in cteristics, 6 TH WILDLIFE Buried Aaain points. The last 52 of those 188 points were posted by the South Summit Wildcats on Friday night, October 4th. 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