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Show Wednesday, September 11, 1996 Nephi, Utah '(Etmea-efri- B Juab Football defeats Gunnison 21 to 14 in hard fought game Greenhalgh JHS Correspondent The Juab High School Football teams played Gunnison last week. The JV team came up short, but the Freshman and Varsity teams both won. The final score for the Fresh men was Gunnison 6 and Juab 22. Outstanding players of the game were Trevor Royce, Chet Ludlow, and Ryan McPherson. Our record is now 1 and Coach Mortensen and I feel really good about the way we are processing as a team, stated coach Jacobsen. The JV team was defeated Juab led the entire game until the 4th quarter. Juab only played half the game and it wont happen again, stated Coach Owens. The Varsity team defeated Gunnison had Gunnison 3-- 18-1- 9. 21-1- 4. the opening drive, moved the 70 yards for the first touchdown of the game, but they missed the extra point. Gunnison then kicked off and Juab scored with a 40 yard run by Nick Bowles. Eric Mortensen kicked the extra point. Juab then stopped Gunnison and Josh Park recovered a fumble. Juab ran the ball 50 yards to score another touchdown. Eric Mortensen kicked another extra point. In the second halfJuab had 3 drives inside the 10 yard line but never scored. Wade Ingram caught a touchdown pass but was called back and never got the touchdown. Gunnison drove the ball down the field and scored with 7 seconds left. They then got the 2 point conversion. The team k played outstanding. The and the secondary really improved, stated Coach Messer-smitline-bac- teams will travel to Manti on Thursday September 19. Games will begin at 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. The Varsity team will play Manti on the Juab field on Friday, September 20. The game will begin at 7:00. Womens volleyball being organized Anyone interested in participating in Nephi Womens Volleyball is invited to attend a planning meeting Thursday, September 19th. The meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. in the Old Gym in Nephi. Teams will be organized, fees will also be discussed at that time. For more information, call: Lisa Rosenburg at Lauren Nielson at The Juab Freshman and JV Rhonda Everitt at h. 623-149- Your body aches. Youve got the chills. Your fever is soaring. And youre not sure you can drag yourself to the office. Sounds like influenza. And if youve ever had it, you know youd do anything to avoid it again. The bad news: No flu prevention method is bulletproof. Even flu shots only have a 60 percent to 70 percent success rate in preventing infection. So what can you do? Well, the best advice is pretty basic. Get a flu shot. Many people have the mistaken impression that flu shots are for the elderly and infirm. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that influenza vaccines can prevent illness in 70 percent to 90 percent of healthy adults younger than 65. Flu shots generally become available in October. Check with your doctor or community clinic. Some companies offer free shots to employees. Take care of yourself. Do the b Eisics: Get enough sleep, eat a balanced diet and enjoy moderate exercise. Theres a lot to be 8, 623-233- 9, 623-232- 8. Crystal Newton led the team in er followed with 4. Leading with 5 and Machelle Mill- - ers for the game were Stephanie pass-serv- JHS Correspondent The Lady Wasps Volleyball team traveled to Millard on Tuesday to play the Lady Eagles. The es G3IADILV Freshman and Varsity teams both came up short but the JV came out on top. The Freshmen scores were in the first game and 7 in the second game. Tbp servers for the game were Annie Belliston with 11 and Megan Sperry with 7. Percilla Hepter led the team with 8 passes and Annie Belliston followed with 6. We didnt play our best but we are working the bugs out. The second game was a close call, stated coach Alley Gee. The JV team defeated Millard 5 in the first game and 5 in the second game. Leading scorers for the game were Mar-ci- e Jackson with 15 and Holly Hall and Allynne Bailey both with 8. Marcie Jackson led the team in passes with 10 and Newton followed with 9. Marcie Jackson had 8 attacks and Kamelle Newton followed with 7. We played great and played as a team with confidence, said coach Alley Gee. The Varsity was defeated by Millard 5 in the first game in the second game. and lwjncihi SPECDAIL 2-- 15 15-1- 4 1200 North Main We deliver 7 days per week to Mona, Levan and Nephi 623-420- Hours: Sun. 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. - Thur. 11a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. 13-1- 13-1- CHEESE STIX AND MEDIUM DRINK $3)99 Ka-mel- le Boyd with 11 and Crystal tions toward others, but also ones interpretation of self! Carlim egivers who accept societys ds full-blow- Take influenza seriously. Remember that an average of 20,000 people die each year from the flu. Many of us equate flu with the common cold. 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Games begin at 5:00, 6:00, and 7:00 p.m. They will also travel to Morgan on Thursday September 19. Games will begin at 4:00 for Sophomores, 5:00 for Freshmen, 6:00 for JV, and 7:00 for Varsity. Center and increasingly predictable. two-thir- Exposure of our bodies to certain conditions can cause the formation of free radical s that may increase cell damage. Recent studies identify new evidence on the benefits of eating diets rich in antioxidants. Echinacea. One of the herbal products gaining ground today, echinacea contains phenolic compounds which stimulate the immune system. Health magazine reports that echinacea can be used at the first sign of cold or n illness." flu to ward off 14 2 item Pizza $4.99 Canyon Hills Health Care Administrator I came across an article in a monthly paper I subscribe to that is so excellent I want to share it with you our readers. (Material from Geriatric Care) In our society, there seems to be a direct relationship between chronological age and expected, acceptable behaviors. It is believed that as an individual gets older, his repertoire of behaviors should become more restricted fluenza viruses. Some people look for additional insurance whenever flu season rolls around. Just take a look at the products in shopping baskets this winter. of the Typically, vitamin products we sell in an entire year are sold during the winter flu months," says Robert Kay, PhD, nutritional research director at Leiner Health Products, the nations largest manufacturer of vitamin products. Clearly, more Americans look to vitamin products to promote good health. First, however, eat a healthy diet. Then, consider vitamins to supplement the foods you eat. Every Monday Night Is Family Night 3-- by Ron Nielsen antee you wont get the flu? 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