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Show JR rr i f r ip r f r 4 T R V - - - r 4 r $ I v 4 'ar r . r v 4 4r Thursday, November 6, 1980 YBA basketball registration ' There' wffl be YBA basketball registration for girls and boys on Wednesday, Nov. 12, and Thursday, Nov. 18, from 5 to 6 p.m. at the East Roosevelt elementary The program is for grades 8 through 6. necessary, as all kida gym. boys and girls in No tryouts are will get to play. 20 Uintah Baain Standard set which will include a uniform, certificate, Jass schedule, rent, and a school gymnasium foe is higher this year The supervisor. because gym rent has gone up considerably said Jackson. The foe also includes a foil schedule of league games and a tournament Late registration will be at Roosevelt CSty offices until Nov. 28 at 5 p.m. rt child, An all girls league will be formed, if enough girls are interested. Any parents or other individuals who wish to help with the program should contact the Roosevelt City recreation office. For further Information, call Mutt Dye or George Jackson at Fee for the program will be 811 per 722-500- 1. effort into play against her South Rich counterpart. South Rich defeated Duchesne, then succumbed to St. Joseph In Duchesne met South Rich in the first round of the region volleyball tournament hosted by Altamont last Friday. Duchesne senior Debbie Young put all her FIRST ROUND the following round. two straight, then went on to defeat St. Joseph to take the championship. Ginger Nelson was one of two seniors to start for Altamont. Sabra Barton is a sophomore, CHAMPIONS Altamont's Lady Longhorns' Ginger Nelson and Sabra Bar-ton made their contributions to the team's THE ultimate region victory in third-roun- d play in South won Altamont Summit. against Brucellosis can be halted by vaccinating calves . A i Jazz owners to bring in local investors 'he.01 announced they plan to sell a minority interest in the team to several local investors. Discussions are presently taking place. Owner Sam Battiatone said that he and Larry Hatfield have always had local partners in the Jam, which they believe provides significant benefits to the team, and to the community. He said that to complete the transfer of the team from New Orleans to Utah, they acquired the ownership of their New Orleans partners and are now making these interests available in Utah. Batistone and Hatfield will retain a majority ownership and will continue to make management and operational decisions. The Utah Jam schedule for the next month is as. follows: Thursday! Nov. 6. Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8, New York, 7:80 ' p.m. 7:80 Nov. 10, Indiana, p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Nov. 12, at Seattle, 8:80 p.m. Friday, Nov. 14, Houston, 7:80 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15, at San Antonia, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18, Milwaukee, 7:80 PilD Saturday, Nov. p.m. Wednesday, 22. Nov. 6:05 p.m. Friday, Nov. 28, at Atlanta, 26, 5:30 brucellosis. Guidelines indicate that only heifer calves are to be vaccinated. This must veterinbe done by a technician to arian or federal-stat- e assure' proper handling and administration of live vaccine and minimize the hazard of it accidently being injected into humans. Official vaccinates must be identified with legible tatoo and an official DHIA registration or specific brucellosis tag in the right state-accredit- . extension veterinarian,'" Utah State University. He urges dairy and beef cattle producers to vaccinate their heifer calves as soon as possible after two months of age. He mid this will reduce and failing to the chance of a slip-uvaccinate the amimal before it ' p ear. The Utah extension veterinarian tells dairy and beef cattle owners, Remember that official calfhood vaccination is an effective and integral part of brucellosis irradication and control in Utah." However, he warns that Utah faces danger of becoming a dumping six months for becomes too old-odairy heifers and 10 months for beef ver . . ground, for unvaccinated female cattle and a resulting greatly increased risk of new outbreaks in the state.' These, dumped cattle" are unvaednated ones which cannot be sold in states that heifers. Vaccinating young, he explained, reduces the problems of residual blood test titers. The animals are not apt to show up as positive reactors to detect biter when' Mood-teste- d now ' require cattle to be officially vaccinated, or they cannot be imported. He urges Utah producers to strongly consider a similar statewide program. Dr. Bagley asks individual producanimal health ers, Does your program provide adequate safeguards against brucellosis? Remember that brucellosis is an irradicable disease. Compliance with, on-goi- the procedures established for the federal and state animal health agencies are sufficient to achieve this goal where there ia full cooperation by cattle owners. at Detroit, at New Jersey, 6:05 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 29, at Philadelphia, PSL By Julie Defa Halloween morning found the drill team and new members of the Pep Club sneaking around the grave yard This was just a part of their initiation. At 5 s.m. the drill team stole into the roans of Janeen Fabrizio, Macbell Giles, Rachel Turnbow and Suzy Stanton. We put them in the trunk and took them to the grave yard, then we took them out to breakfast at Dock's Cafe in Hanna. They they went to school and spent the whole day in their pis. They were really good sports and we hope they have fun in ... Pep Club. There was a really good turn out for the Halloween carnivaL Booths, food and a spook alley by the Cultural Arts class were enjoyed by all. Prizes were given for the best costumes. Saturday night, the sophomores held a Halloween costume dance. Mika McKee provided musie and prises were give for the best coatumes with Patty Gines, and Kevin Despain. Research indicates that calves develop immunity to brucellosis just as well when vaccinated at two months , of age as. when .they are older, said Dr. Clell V. Bagiev, ' DVM, Tuesday, Dec. 2 at Milwaukee, ojjgfZP 6 6:30 In the p.m. mid-19t- h century Prices effective thru Nov. 14. 1980. the UA. prizefighting was looked down upon as a coarse European in Monroe Monroematic Shocks importation! Phote news Items to R.V. V REFILLS 722-51- 31 campwlRV Bring Your Own Container Pump Your Own 'i Ruft Tuff INDIAN BLANKET Frontier Titwd ancJ TouRf v 1 55 South Vernal Ave. 84078 Vernal, Utah I SEAT COVERS Make the inside of your truck look a little nicer. Truck sizes. r 21" 3 Business Qr mallon Travel Crescent 5L ANTI-FREE- BOOSTER CABLES) Put a Ml in Sunk at vaurcar. 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