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Show pnpg IK - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. November ft. 2001 I lalloweeners includes this football SCARY GRID GUY-- A bunch of older-ag- e player and other people, who want and baseball cards. homeowner was giving away ball cards that don't cause tooth decay.) One guy (One candy appears lo have found a good use for a soccer ball. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Bolh Ihc Varsity and Junior Varsity Lady Knights of West Jr. High took the Duchesne High School Single Elimination Tournament held last week in Duchesne. The Lady Knights is sponsored by the Ute Indian Tribady Designated Housing Entity. Lady Knights Junior Varsity Volleyball team are pictured left to right: Jocelyn Kurip, I lanna Scrawop. Ivy Majado, Coach Doylecn Cesspooch, Rachel Pcnningjack. Bottom Row: Kasais Towc, Rudcc Baslian, Kara Knight, Danellc J. Cuch. Cl IEERY BUNCH-Th- is group of Halloween folks include a cheerleader in the future, who hopes that she gets s. plenty of candy or, maybe some pom-pom- C IIEERY GROUP- - Duchesne Elementary School cheerleaders demonstrate a routine out on the grass near their school. DEVIL OF A GROUP-The- se scary youngsters wait for some candy and maybe some popcorn or a can of soda Union Cat little guy was TOO SCARY-Th- is dressed just right and was quickly given some candy. swimmers net honors Novembers Subscribe Now! ny HAVING Murray showsolThis skateboard skills and hopes the weather doesn't cool offhis fun. FUN-Antho- 435-722-51- 31 in Roosevelt, T ryouts Begin for Basketball Teams November 1 4 Girls Hoop, East Carbon at Tabiona November 27 Wrestling, Duchesne High School at Union November 28 Girls Hoop, Duchesne at Union High School November 30 Boys'Basketball, Grantsvilleat Union The Vernal City Pool hosted their first swim meet of year, Saturday. The swim season started a month early this year to accommodate the Olympics. Competitors included Union, Uintah and Granite Schools. Cougar Alex Hatch finished third in the 200 yard freestyle at 2:58.85. Sidney Swain did the 50yard freestyle in a fast 37.32. The competitive rivalry between Union teammates Laura Wight and Hatch continued in the 100 yard freestyle. Wight got out fast and was first at the turn by an artn length ahead ofHatch. Hatch overtook Wight on the second length and held first place solidly when Wight had a bad flip turn. Hatch didnt give up and gave it all she had but Hatch wasnt going to yield. The girls came to Hie k wall and it was too close to call. The pool area was roaring with cheers in support of both girls. The Union swimmers were only separated by 1100 of a second. Wight came in first with a time of 1 : 17.03, and Hatch was a touch behind at Licensed Sports Apparel "Back in 'Business Tuesday - neck-to-nec- Essay Contest Saturday 10:00 - 6:00 RULES: Just Arrived! New Jackets & Hats College Novelty Items Leather Jackets Accepting l Special Orders (Next to Zions) 789-40- . Three Age groups: 9 to u t 23 W. Main Vernal 5 1 1:17.04. Each Es;iy musi be 1000 words or less and express your feelings aboul our grejl country. 2. The f jy huuld have a name or title. 3. F.nii ics inuM he typed double space. t. Essays should include a title page, with participant's name, address and phone number. 3. All entries must he submitted in a folder with participant's name on outside. 6. Entries should be submitted o your teacher, or to the Uintah Basin Standard. 1 13 17 co 16 and up Sponsored by: Uintah Basin Medical Center and Llintah Basin Standard f mry Deadline: November n, icor Winning Essays will be announced in the Uintah Basin Standard Top Essays will also be published in the Standard ( i Wight also placed second in the backstroke at l:25.93.Swain finished third in the breaststroke at 1 :36.16. Overall, for the entire swim meet, Wight tied for third place with Hatch coming in seventh and Swain 14,h. Coach Mindy Merrell said. This is looking like a great season. The athletes continue to trim seconds off their time!'' The idea of rugged individualism, completely divorced from the public interest, has a heroic ; f ! sound, a kind of stalwart sim- plicity. The only trouble is that for many years it has been inapplicable to American life. Eleanor Roosevelt |
