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Ogden Standard-Examiner Sunday DccemDer 26 1965 I i Cn 1 3 fl fr I nT) fff ri ff iL iLii l) l-a y) 11 41 ucy) tf tr rr 4'' a- eow-tf 1 -j -i 1 -y i- J' x- i 1 The Ogden Standard-Examiner-Snow Basin free ski school co-sponsored by the Ogden City Recreation Department will begin Saturday Jan 8 1966 with a full class of enthusiastic children participating The first class of the first session will meet behind the Municipal Building at 8 am for assignment to buses for this eventful trip to the nationally famous ski resort The second class of the first session will meet at 10:30 am for their turn on the slopes Children going by bus must return by bus unless they have a note from their parent stating that they will make arrangements for' the children to come home There will be no exceptions to this rule The second group of children will participate in the school beginning Jan 29 Their names will appear at a later date but each -child will be notified by card as to which class they are to attend Any child who will not be able to participate in the school should call the City Recreation Department so that each child will have an opportunity to attend this school Please call 399-3431 and -ask for the Department OPENING SESSION Following are the children assigned to the first class of the first session and must report to the Municipal Building at 8 am on Jan 8: John Aaron Blake Adams Mary Ann Albright Katy Allrog-gen Bruce Anderson Keliv Anderson Patrick Anderson Ritchie Anthony Stephen Asano Donna Austin- Kelly Baker Bill Barker Rae-kne Ball JaeLynn Barker Dale Barnes David Barnes Daurel Barnes Richard Barton Patrick Beatie Stacey Berg Steve Bingham" Ann Bissen-den Gregory Blair Dan Braun-berger Mark Braunberger Bruce Briggs John Briggs' Michael Brown Michelle Brown Carl Bullock Ray Bullock Debra Buchan -I -f- sen Les'ir Rasmussen Cindv Redd Rinzi Richards Michael Ricks Ed Robinson Les Robison David Roskclley Steven Roskelly Terry Jy Russell Robert Saunders Fred Schafer Donald 'Scott Greg Seely Max Shellabarger Dennis Shiozawa a rlene Slaughter Samuel Slaughter Mark Smith Rick Smith Steven Smith Craig Speechly Juan-ita Spencer John Spencer Suzanne Spencer Scott Spittler Tom Spittler Cindy Starn Judy Starn Ra-nae Steele Jim Stewart Sandy-Stewart Douglas Stones Bradley Storey Ruthann Storey Wynn Storey Jimmy Stotts Sandra Stotts Carolynn Strat-ton Rickey Strebel Robert Stre-bel Bill Swenberg Kristine Swenberg AWAIT INSTRUCTION Gary Teeter David Tens-meyer Mark Tensmeyer Debra Thompson Danny an Scott Torman Gerald Travis Chad Van Drimmelen Greg Van Drimmelen Susan Verniew Jimmy Wadley Wauna Lee Waggoner Edward Walker Eileen Warg Kevin Wayment Linda W'ayment Ann Warlaumont James Warlamount Keith Was-sink Laurie West Michael West Doug Wheelwright Kim Wheelwright Launa Wheelwright Ric Wheelwright John Wiggill Paul Wiggill Brad Winchester Kelly Winchester Bonnie Sally Wolfard Wendi Wolfard Bart" Wolthuis John Wolthuis Don Wood Bobby Woodruff Cathy Woodruff Scott Woodruff Tom Zampedri The following children will provide their own transportation and must get their identification ribbons from the Miller Ski Chalet at Snow Basin They are to report there before on January 8 Alan Adams Jimmy Adams: I Karen Adams Tommy Adams Glen Albrethsen Steven Alfred Yvonne Aparicio Douglas Bairl Kenneth Bair Robert Baird Ted Baird Susan Baur Alan' registered in the second hour of the first session of the school and must be at the Municipal Building by 10:30 am for assignment to buses: Ray Adner Susan Anderson Jeff Anthon Beth Alexander Amy Alvord Ricky Alvord Michael Aoki Minoru Aoki David Anderson Craig Bailey Kim Bailey Kirt Bailey Diana Baker Douglas Baker Barbara Barron Sue Barron Joyce Beekey Carol Bender Bill Bender James Bertagnolli June Bingham Paula Bingham Sue Blackinton Fred Blair Bill Bommer Chris Bonner Christine Bonomo Victor Bonomo Michael rgeson Robert Borgeson Sue Bosworth Patricia Bradley Fritz Brockman Debra Brown Douglas Brown Denice Brown Larry Buck Carolyn Burke Scott Burnham Laurie Call Kisten-Marie Carmichael Charles Carrasco Charollet Chambers Mary Chase Carole Christiansen Kent Christiansen Carol Cisowski Richard Clark Steven Clark Bob Colgan Suzanne Colgan Kent Connelly Susan Connelly Richard Cope Steven Cope Tim Cope Blake Cor-bridge: Bruce Corbrdge La Dale Corbridge: Chelle Crab-tree Kin Joyce Crase IN ANNUAL CLASS Vickie Lea Crase Crhis Cri-well Sue Crook- Earl Dayton Gary Dockter Blaine Dopp Fred Drysdale Spencer Eddy Terri Eddy Craig Erickon Ricky Erickson Lorri Evans Rae Ann Evertsen Vickie Evert-sen Bruce Ferre Kathleen Fer-re Leslie Anne Field Debra Fielding Nada Powers Frank Fowles Tom Fowles Debra Fullmer Derek Furch Lori Furch Curtis Galvez "Don Gardiner Julie Gardiner Doug Gavin Sara Gehrlein Susan -Geiger Chris Gerritsen Marcia Glad-well Dennis Gilson Joni Rae Gilson Rod Glasmann Robyn Glass Scott Grange Ram Groll Cris Hampson Pat Hassel Gary Hess Richard Hess Marshelle Hicks Robert Blake Hicks Sherie Hicks Kay Higgin-son Lynn Higginson Sue Hig-ginson Vicki Hill Edith Hoggan Mitchell Holmes Ron aid Howe Greig Huggins Leigh Huggins Mitchell Huggins John Hulmston Mitchell Hunt Teresa Hunt Marion Ingram Lee 4 4 4- 1 J- 1 Michael Tipton Gary Toupin Eric Truxel Michael L'tterback Alan Wal-dron Stephen Wayne Paul Wayne Michael Weinberger Julie Welker Wendi Widdison Alan Wiese Gilbert Wiese Marvin Wiese Richard Wilcox Darlcne Wilson Louise Witt Patricia Wool-sey Michael Woolsey Kim Yea-man Denese Ycarsley Mark Younker Gerald Ziegler De anne Zondervon OWN TRANSPORTATION The following children have provided their own transportation and are to report to the Miller Ski Chalet for assignment to classes at 1 1 3Q am on Jan 8 Trina Andreasen Brent Bailey Gloria Bailey Beth Anne Baird Sherrie Baird Sharlene Baker Elizabeth Brann Lvnn Bouton Barbara Burke Joe Burton Adele Caldwell Alden Caldwell Craig Caldwell Gordon Caldwell Larry Caldwell Jeffrey Call Kelly Call Mike Call Mary Carbaugh Julie Carbaugh Debra Chase Susan Chase Brent Christensen Kathleen Cole 'Nona Coletti Catherine Cragun Craig Cross Tom-Cross Scott Davey Kimbcrl'v Davis Scott Davis" Rita De Corso Mike Didders Leslie Duncombe Kevin Dunham Mark Dunham Jeanine Fadel Kaly Fadel Kenneth Fa-del Roger Fadel Gordon Flinders Terry Flinders David Fluck-iger Peter Fordyce Alma Fowler Robert Fowler Wavne Garner Kim Carver "Sheflev Carver Tony Gates Diane Hadlev Gene Hadley Jerrv Hadlev Diane Hancock Jill "Helgesen Joe Herman Pat Herman Frank Horey Vicki Hoxer Holley Hualde Margo Hualde OTHER ENTRIES Craig Huss Jimmv Hvatt Kenny Hyatt Debra Hyde Randy Johnson Shervl "Johnson Richard LaFeber" Katherine Lane Tim Lane Jimmy Maki Karen Maki Lisa McKell Scott McMillan Mary Moore Randall Morris Scott Nelson Jeffery Nielsen Shaun Nicklas Nanette Pettigrew a ela Preece Cynthia Preece Kraig Raines Mark Raines Cheryl Richardson Cheryl Richins Beckv Rhodes Randy Rhodes Lona Lee Rock Janet Sage Tonv Seeger Claudia Seiter Cvnthia Seiter Nicholas Seiter: Steven Slot Kathy Smeding Pam Smeding Leslie Sokoiek Jack Spaid Ro-sanne Spaid Linda Stephenson Connee Stewart Garv Stewart Kathy Stinson Farrelline Strong Sue Arlene Strong Chip Tallv Roy Thorstensen Frank Tooker Geraldine Tooker David Tracv Kirk Tracy Bill Vernieu Evon Waters Dale Waters Les Waters Kay Welks Jav Wells Scott Whittier Tom Williams and good in the lower areas Snow depth is ins about 32 inc hes and air lifts will operate Roads are 4tf WINTER Snow Basin and all her slender will be the scene of the annual Standard-Examiner Ski School Skiing conditions are reported to be excellent in the upper elevations this morn- good but snow tires are a-dvisable PI i I ii uclcp I it 1 I on (i It I fl 1 1 Has Best Credentials fluff fijimf2 Bethers Joan Boyle Phil Bridgewater Lois Brin Jerry Chatterton Brad Cielinski Brent Cielinski Garv Cielinski 4 1 1 Jacobson Charles Jensen David Johnson Janalee Johnson Beerly Jones Betty Jones Jimmy Jones Lindsay Kapp Patricia Kelley Candy Kennedy Dell Killian Eldon Larsen Marvin Larson Dennis Long Bonnie Long Joseph Long Judy Long Nolan Leishman Michael Leishman Joan Levy Ann Liljenquist Pa Karen Cielinski Kelly Court-jney Mike Cummings Susan jCummings Bob Drake Lvnda I Dunkley Bruce Dunn James Dunn Elizabeth Dyer Blaine East ENTERED SCHOOL Cyndee Enomoto Deanne Farr Susan Fowers Kathv Friz 1 Gregory Garfield ly Grant Jeffrey Grant Brent Gray Steven Gray Cherlvnn Green Kathryn Green Steven Gusta-veson Randy Hadley Elaine Handy Craig Hanni Dana Hansen Wynn Harrison Kristi Hill i Judy Hines Coralee Hodge 1 Brett Hoffler Michael Hoffler Nancy Holley Leslie Ingram: Jeppson Karen Jones i Karen Kapple Toni Kazic Garv Kennedy Steve Kennedy Jeff Kenny John Kennv Ke-I jvin Kenny Tracy Kennv" Bren- By MILTON RICHMAN NEW YORK (UPI) -Looking back at 1965 there were some personal memories that they'll never be able to wring out even when thev ring in the new vear Like the last conversation with Branch Rickey that took place toward the end of January He had made a special trip here to help elect the late James i Pud Galvin to baseball's hall of fame and while few knew anything about Galvin Rickey did "He deserves to be enshrined" said Rickey pitched 649 complete games and any man who does that should be remembered for posterity" Then there was that sunny March day in Lakeland Fla when a sudden halt was called to all activity in the spring training camp of the Detroit Tigers PLAYERS CALLED The players were summoned to the clubhouse and told manager Churck Dressen had suffered a heart attack Over at Vero Beach Fla that same month Sandy Koufax did some huffing and puffing after finishing 15 laps around the field "What I'd like most is to be able to pitch the entire year" he said shifting some bubble gum to the other side of his mouth "This is my llth year coming up I'd like' to make 15 if I can" Still later in March Dick Groat called the turn on the World Champion Cardinals when asked to predict where they would finish in 1965 "I really wouldn't care to say" declared Groat at St Petersburg kind of disease seems to have set into this league Pittsburgh won in 1960 and finished sixth in 1961 Cincinnati won in 1961 and finished third the following year San Francisco dropped in 1963 after winning in 1962 and then the Dodgers finished sixth in '63 after sweeping the Yankees in '62" Groat must have known something The Cards wound up seventh in '65 HARD TO FORGET Then it was on to Augusta Ga for the Masters in April and it's hard to forget the cloud of frustration that passed over Sammy Snead's face as he didn't even make the cut "I feel like burning my clubs" scowled Snead Jack Nicklaus wnet on to win it and he drew a laugh upon accepting his check "I don't care if they don't pay a penny for winning this one" he said "I play more for money Financially it doesn't mean a whole lot But I'm not gonna give it back" There was that feeling of utter helplessness among those who watched catcher Johnny Blanehard cry like a baby when I he Yankees traded him to the A's in May and that same month Sonny Liston's trainer Willie Reddish came up with the prediction of the century By FRANK ECK AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor Picking the horse of the year turned out to be a tedious chore after Kelso sustained an eye infection The gelding of 8 horse of the year five straight times was retired by Mrs du-Pont and racing was left without a clear cut champion Kelly had won 3 of 6 during the year Two polls rated Moccasin a 2-year-old filly as the best Another poll gave the nod to Roman Brother a little 4-year-old gelding Unbeaten in eight races Bull Hancock's Moccasin earned $319731 Winning 5 of 13 races Lou Wolfson's Roman Brother earned $257520 However the horse with the best credentials moneywise was a handsome looking colt named Buckpasser who won more than a half million dollars After the Ogden Phipps racer took Aqueduct's Champagne he was retired for the year with gleanings of $563-096 a record for a 2-year-old Another standout was Tom Rolfe a 3-year-old colt that won 9 of 12 races and $444901 Bold Lad was supposed to be the best 3-year-old but he had arthritis In his knees As the Kentucky Derby favorite he ran 10th That big race went to Lucky Debonair but two weeks later he bucked his shins and trailed Tom Rolfe in the tricia Liijenquist Elizabeth Lil-t jenquist Jeffrey Littlefield John Lund' Craig McCann Rex McFarland i Eddie Maxwell Gary Mead Terry Mikkelsen SKI ENTHUSIASTS David Miller Glen Miller Legalized the Pass NEW YORK (UPI)-In 1933 the National Football League passed a rule legalizing the forward pass from any spot behind the line of scrimmage Suzanne Montgomery uce Mower Colleen Murdock Robert Needleman Rickv Nelson Ron Robert Busico Cheryl Butters Kalleen Butters Alan Bybee James Byington Randy Lee Call Rex Campbell James Candilora Cal Wayne Christensen Cathv Clark Lynn Clifford Denese Corkey Candy Cook Kathv Cook John Cobne'v Alan Cost-ley Randy Creagef Susan Crea-ger OTHERS ENTERED Julie Daz Thomas Deis Gregory Doxey Tamra Doxev Steve Dutcher Jon Edwards "Sherrie Lynn Elliott Scott Elliott Marilyn Ellison Stephen Fishburn Steven Fisher Scott Fisher Valerie Fisher Stan Flinders Constance Francis Craig Freeman Rebecca Freeman Deborah Freestone Donette Freestone Anne Froehling Ted Fronk Jean Lee Frost Daryl Jean Ful-mer Drew Fulmer Marleen Galvez Stan Gardiner Karen Gaskill Susan Gaskill Barbara Gealta Robert Glenn Lynn Hadden Cherie Hall Roger Hansen Dennis Harris Jack Hartmann Jayne Ann Henrie Marshall Henrie James Hoellein Jav Horsley Christie Housley Randv Hous-ley Douglas Howes "Ronald Keith Hunt Dick Hunter Kris-ten Hurst Terry Ann Hutzlev Julie Jensen Craig Jessop Kar-ie Lyn Johnson Kathryn Johnson Larrv Johnson Duane Jorgensen" Doug Joynt Randy Kendall Steven Kida Susan King Bill Klein Ron Klein Steven Klein Philip Knight Kathv Larson Mike Lattin Camille Loffredo Janice McAllister Randy Mc-Arthur Peggy McFarland Ke-lee McGibbon Kathleen McGov-ern Maureen McGovern IN SKI SCHOOL Diane McKinstry McK a Marsden Newell Marsden Jan-ie Martin Nancy Martin Maralyn Mazza Scott Maxwell De-bra Minardi Phil Moffitt Sally Moore Lori Jane Morgan Randall Morris Martin Moss Kim Muchmore Lcs hmore Marlene Muench Paul Nanney Joan Ncbeker Lynn Nebeker Neil Nebeker two days before the title fight "It won't be a quick fight" offered Reddish at Poland Springs Maine GREAT TRY BEST Gary Player's US Open vicory at St Louis in June along with his subsequent turnover of the prize money to charity as memorable enough but even more so in my book anyway was the great try made bv 44-vcar-old -runnerup Kel Nagle A month later after blowing the Insurance City Open- Dave Marr sat down in the kitchen of his apartment and told his wife he'd never win a golf tournament because "there's too much dog in "me" There were tears of happiness in Marr's -eyes when he won the PGA title two weeks later at Ligonier Pa where he recalled the conversation with his wife Casey Stengel broke his hip in Julv onlv hours after fr had begged him to go home because it was getting late Casey Wouldn't leave though Too busy talking baseball with several of his old-timer buddies JOHNNY WONDERED Then came August with Johnny Pioseboro wondering whatever possessed Juan Ma-richal to konk him over the head with a bat and that episode was followed by Manuel Santana's national singles tennis victory 'at Forest Hills in September The memory of Santana's Spanish countrymen carrying their hero off on their shoulders still lingers on Koufax monopolized the month of October although there was a momentary interlude during which Leo Duroch-er was named manager of the Cubs That man Clay was back again in November and it wasn't enough that he beat Floyd Patterson but then everyone had to listen to how he did it Before the year was out baseball introduced a new commissioner and the White Sox a new manager Everyone had heard of the manager before but no one had heard of the commissioner And that's the kind of year it was SKIERS! 'da Knight Gary Lechtenberg i Nick Lepas Trina Lepas Frank Leyba Scott Lindsay Jill Lovelandr-Xinda Mahas Charles Matthews Janet Mat-Ithies Karen Matthies Kenneth Malloy Ralph Malloy Verna Malloy Verla Malloy Pamela McClellan Shanna Minert Jerrv Miva Vicky Moves Jim Muir Connie Nicholas Gary Nicholas Pat Nicholas Paul Nicholas Dale Nye Mary Jo O'Brien Jacci Olsen David Peterson Richard Prausa Charles Prau-sa Annette Primrose David Rice Dann Russell Kirk Sander Leslie Saunders Bill Shurt-liff Jean -Shurtliff Linda Smith Robert Smith Madeleine Spiers Theodore Sorinsrston nie Nelson Susan Nelson Craig! Nielsen i Kathv Nielson Cole Otteson Alan Packham Gary Packham Linda Packham Brent Petersen Scott Petersen Cindy Peterson Kurt Peterson Kathv Porter Rocky Quin-tana Marilyn Rector Paul Reimschussef Alan i hins Keith Roberts Cindy Lou Roberts Susan Roberts Randy Rob-inett Brent Romig Mark Romig Billy Roskellev Ronny Roskellev Doris Ann Ross Barbara Rubin Stanford Schaub Sandra Schirack Michael Schmidt Marilyn Schoon-maker Charles Schuaneveldt Jay Scott Pamela Shaw Char-lene Shepherd Steven Shurtliff Dianne Shurtliff Lew Shurtliff Scot Silverthorn Lorraine Simpson Mark Stuart Chris Sladek Kathie Smith Cindia Sparks Gary Sparks Reed Spencer Kent Stanford Pam Stevens Scott Stevens Scott Storey Taunya Storey Steve Taylor Jacob Thompson Keith Thompson Wendy Thompson Neil Thornley Deborah Thorn-ock Carey Thoza Carole Thoza RAZZLE-DAZZLE KINGS Now is the time to buy or lay away those new HEAD SKIS for Christmas Choose from over 200 Pair 32 Sizes and 7 different models kwmi Uooen jhow Starbuck Jo An Tanner Jon I Tanner Lisa Tanner Mark Tan-ner Russell Tanner Carol Tavn-jton Debbie Taynton Annette Torman Curt Torman Hal Tor-man Ted Torman Joleen Tor-man Debbie Van De Graff Judy Van De Graff WILL VISIT BASIN i Tommy Van De Graff Gregory Vause Ronald Vogel Vickie W-ivni Ho 1 I 1 players ever to make the Trot-! ters aggregation The season opened with the Trotters boasting a 39 season record of 8434 victories as! against a mere 322 defeats and a winning streak that had reached 1059 over the past three years in games played in 87 countries: SPORT SHOP 1165 Patterson Iformance This is' a new group from Europe They recently appeared on the Ed Sullivan show Lcroy "Satchel'' Paige the legendary pitching marvel will be present as another added at- traction That's why the Trotters' anniversary edition of players is (so exceptional headed by the peerless Meadowlark Lemon showman supreme surrounded by the likes of Connie Hawkins (Fred Neal Hubert Ausbie Trov Collier Bill Barnes Doug IHimes Hallie Bryant LeRoy Walker and Mel Davis Collier and Walker are for-tmer All-Americans of Utah State at Logan the first Utah on six continents 1 hey ve been adding steadily to these marks This doesn't mean thev're Michelle Nelson Chris-Nye Terry Ormond Debra Orrnck! Ellen Orrock Julie Ospital Steven Ospital Mary Parke Craig Parker Kenneth Parker Rickie Pass Robbie Pass Richard Pretti Robert Pretti Alan Phipps Kenneth Post Mary Lou Post Larry Rasmus- home free for the Generals have aiic remind wnippie Sandra Whipple Lisa Whitmever Lynn Whitmever a rolyn Winn Dan Winslow De Ann Wight Glen Wight Jim Wristen Ronald Wristen Tom Wristen The following children are Detroit Group Studies Plans a team capable of giving them quite a skirmish With giants' like Orb Bowling former Uni-i versity of Tennessee ace and Frank Stephens both 6-10 and Frank Szarnicki 6-9 pacing an: excellent array of former col-! legiate aces the Generals are! a NJOY Millions of basketball games have been played since the late Dr James Naismith invented the sport in 1891 but the Ogden Jan llth match between the amazing Harlem Globetrotters and the Washington DC Generals will add razzle-dazzle that Naismith never dreamed of The baketball headlincr is slated for 8 pm at the Weber State Gymnasium Not only is a visit of the Globetrotters an eagerly awaited event everywhere in the world but a multitude of records will be established The celebrated magicians of the court observing their 40th anniversary season of continuous play establish a new record of some sort every second once a game gets under way It could be for the most games victories miles traveled minutes played points scored fouls committed free throws and highest aggregate attendance MAIN OBJECTIVE The Trotters the mselves however care little for those marks Their main objective is to win and give the fans a full evening of entertainment and thrills they'll long remember That's why they're bringing the great Bratislava Slovakian Folkloric Dancers ensemble of 40 to add to the evening's entertainment with their brilliant per- a I I 8 8 rougn and tough But the Trotters have the knack of getting things in such shape during a game whereby they find Dlentv of ODDortunitv IS America's Newest and Most Fascinating Sport to put on their patented comedy Join th neighbors out in th freth clean health ful winter air glide over the freih white mow at speeds up to 35 MPH Get off the beaten path explore the mountains the forests you find your wav back on your own tracks DETROIT (AP) Mayor Jerome Cavanagh said Friday he plans to appoint a committee to evaluate proposals that a municipally owned domed stadium be built The mayor however said financing could be a major problem Suggestions for a new municipal stadium abounded before Detroit's 1968 Olympic bid was rejected However the Detroit Free Press said Friday that "William Clay Ford owner of the (Detroit) Lions and Edwin Anderson general manager have discussed the matter with Cavanagh and Gov George Romney several times indecent months 'ft HIGHWAY 650x16 -rp 1 fFs I I Rag $1695 1 fJ BERRETT'S )P price LJ VH I Get Instant Credit at all Berret rs Shamrock Stations and at pw i "S3) rowre Store rVtoiiU52 36th and Wall I Kz Phone 393-1023 sieigm-of-nand magic and raz-zle dazzle Tickets are on sale in Ogden at Paramount Bowl Mario's Sport Shop Hill Top Lanes and Armstron's Sports Store in Clearfield at the Sportsman's Billiards at Hill Field at building 353 upstairs Tickets at Hill Field are available everv Mori- 1 Ifi 8 Join the crowd skiing ice fishing hunting trapping on a eookout in winter what healthy fun! 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