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Show Page Twelve - The Springville Lady ied IotMs The Lady Red Devils split a pair of games last week. On Thursday, May 1, Timp-view Timp-view came to visit. The Lady Red Devils proved to be quite inhospitable defeating the T-birds 12 to 2. McCaye Tobler turned in an exemplary exempla-ry game at shortstop in the contest. Springville rotated players in often, playing the majority of the JV squad we'll. Laura Penrod pitched three innings of shut out ball, striking out 1 en route to the win. Amanda Cole came in relief and struck out 2 to seal the win. Keri Wilson and Lisa Priest combined for a pick off at first base, in an exciting Lady Red Devil win. On Friday the Lady Red Devils traveled south to Payson in a critical region contest. Springville jumped out to the early lead when McKenna Nielson singled, then advanced on successive Payson errors. Lacey Long drew a walk and advanced in to scoring position. Both scored on a Nesha Simpson sacrifice. Migratory birds Spring has arrived and so have thousands of birds that are visiting Utah's wetlands during their annual spring migration. During May and June, the Division of Wildlife Resources, Resourc-es, Utah Partners in Flight and several other organizations organiza-tions will celebrate the beauty beau-ty of birds and the wonder of wetlands at activities across the state. May is American Wetlands Month, and May 10 marks the Tenth Annual International Migratory Bird Day. Naturalist-led bird and wetland walks, information and activities for the entire family will be offered at events across Utah. Activ ities will be held at the following locations: Antelope Island State Park, Syracuse (Migratory Bird and Wetlands Month "I Did It!" campaign helps smokers quit Capturing the excitement and success the first phase of its upbeat, original "I Did It! " anti-tobacco campaign, the Utah Department of Health (UDOH) has introduced intro-duced the second phase of the distinctive campaign-featuring campaign-featuring more former smokers smok-ers and their success stories. The first phase of the "I Did It!" anti-tobacco campaign, cam-paign, launched in October, was built around the memorable memo-rable images of "real" Utahns celebrating the fact that they had quit smoking. The TV and radio commercials, commer-cials, outdoor billboards and related print and collateral pieces featured bright, vibrant vi-brant colors and-in the case of TV and radio- fun original music. In addition to Utah adults and their success stories, the "I Did It!" campaign promoted promot-ed the Utah Tobacco Quit Line at 1-888-567-TRUTH. It also encouraged people who have quit smoking to share their own success stories on the "I Did It!" website, www.ididit.tv. Since the launch of the campaign, calls to the Utah Tobacco Quit Line have averaged approximately 300 every week. In a survey conducted with smokers, 60 percent said that they had cut down on their tobacco use during the campaign--an impressive 40 percent said they had made an attempt to quit. "The 'I Did It!' campaign saveSTEEL ROOFING SIDING Popular Lengths Several Colors Herald - May 7, 2003 Springville scored again the fourth inning when Kai-ley Kai-ley Reed tripled and then scored on a Nesha Simpson hit. Payson rallied to take tne lead four to three. Springville was unable to answer leaving three on base in the top of the seventh inning. Lady Red Devils, Nesha Simpson and Lacey Long turned in strong . defensive performances, as did Peggy Wilson and Whitney Hill. Laura Penrod pitched a complete game, striking out three. The loss takes Springville Spring-ville to four and four in Region play with two games remaining. On Wednesday the Lady Red Devils travel to American Ameri-can Fork and on Friday they host Provo in the final game of the regular season. Friday's Fri-day's game also marks the final regular season game for Seniors Melissa Schofield and Peggy Wilson. We invite all to come out and support the Lady Red Devils as they prepare for state, and wish Melissa and Peggy well. activities will be held on Saturdays throughout May). May 10: Utah's Hogle Zoo, Salt Lake; Germania Park, Murray; Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge, Dugway; and Ouray National Wildlife Refuge, Ouray. May 17-24: Great Salt Lake Bird Festival, Davis County. May 24: Jordanelle State Park, Francis. June 7: Bear River Migratory Migra-tory Bird Refuge, Brigham City. June 21: Tracy Aviary, Salt Lake. Detail about each event are available at the Division of Wildlife Resources' Internet Inter-net Web site (wildlife. (wild-life. utah.govcalendar) or by calling Gabrielle Yaunches, wetlands education coordinator coordina-tor for DWR, at (801) 538-4874. 538-4874. was incredibly successful in terms of urging people to call the Quit Line. It also encouraged encour-aged many additional former smokers to share their stories at www.ididit.tv," said Heather Heat-her Borski of UDOH's Tobacco To-bacco Prevention and Control Program. "We have had more than 1 ,700 visits to the website and nearly 200 Utahns have submitted their success stories of quitting smoking. Those are the people this new campaign recognizes." Phase Two of the "I Did It!" campaign capitalizes ont he incredible interest in the first version of the campaign. The new campaign features 15 additional Utah adults who have successfully quit smoking-their freedom from tobacco ranges from 6 months to 20 years. In the ads, participants talk about their motivation behind quitting quit-ting and how "great" they feel since quitting. As with the first batch of "I Did It!" participants, the. new group lists a number of strong motivations for quittingincluding quit-tingincluding quitting for their families and for better health. Most also say they quit so they can breathe easier, have more energy and, of course, live longer. Each of the people selected for phase two of the campaign cam-paign submitted their story to the website. Closeout Specta 330 - 420 square fooj TOUGH TO BEAT PRICES! nr-'V Delivery Available SPORTS Westey Johnson signs with IJ of H The University of Utah Swimming and Diving team announced its spring sigin-ings sigin-ings adding four new recruits for the upcoming season. Alison, Mclnturff. Matthew Bailey, Wesley Johnson and Corey Costomiris will be new additions to the team. Wesley Johnson hails from Springville and attended Springville High School. John was the Utah high school state runner-up in the 500 free and holds Sprina-ville Sprina-ville HS records in 100 back, 200 free relay and 200 medley med-ley relay. He will swim the free and back for the Utes. "Wes has a lot of raw talent, and we began to see Umpires needed Umpires are needed for the Springville City Recreation Recre-ation Softball program this year. Their goal is to prepare youth for summer employment as an umpire for girls softball games. A rules clinic and registration regis-tration will be held Monday, Mon-day, May 12, from 6 to 8 p.m. in Room B-8 at Springville Spri-ngville High School. There is a registration fee of S30 for the Amateur Softball Association (AS-A). (AS-A). ASA is a national organization that provides insurance coverage and training. The city will provide equipment, an umpiring T-shirt T-shirt and opportunity for those who participate. f FULLSERViCE i ; UIL CHANGE A. ' Jfty Put yourself on view. 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She gave me the confidence to know that if you work hard, set high goals for yourself and be taught proper fundamentals funda-mentals you can accomplish anything. I will miss all my friends on the club and also working at the pool as a lifeguard but at the same time I am looking forward to the opportunities ahead." Don't let your insurance company dictate which shop fixes your car! You the customer has the right to choose who makes repairs on your car! CHOOSE ART CITY AUTOBODY! We will work closely with you to minimize your inconvenience, and maximize your satisfaction! Call or come see us today j aTr"c0NDITI0NING StHVlUt -irf CCsfeo Christie's Tire flfl Op$n OH 595 N. Main - Springville, Utah Hershey Track Meet Wed., May 14 The Hershey Track Meet for the Middle School and 8th graders born in 1989 has been set for next Wednesday, May 14, at 3 p.m. The meet will be held at the high school track. The 1 1 and 12 year olds (born in 1991-1992) can participate in the 100 meter, me-ter, 200 meter, 400 meter and 800 meter races. The 13 and 14 year olds (born in 1989-1990) can run the 100 meeter, 200 meter, 800 meter and 1600 meter. The field events are the standing long jump and the softball throw. The athletes can choose two running and one field or two field and one running. Please come ready to RUN! Hole-in-one Lynn Turner made a hole-in-one using an 8 iron on hole 4 from 155 yards at Hobble Creek Golf Course. It was witnesses by Eric Hansen and Adam Hansen. The greatest skill at cards is to know when to discard. for a FREE ESTIMATE on any repair. 489 - 24 Hour Towing - Lifetime Guarantee J g j0 0 I VOF OFF .ROTATinwl ALIGNMENT ! 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