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Show rage o iepm, utan uj-tj- c Mario Painter recently won the overall Wild West Nationals mo tocross series in the 125 pro class and placed a close second in the 250 pro class. He has been racing at a professional level for the past live years. The Wild West Nationals Series runs for five months. The races take place on numerous motocross tracks throughout Utah, Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming. Each pro class competes for two days. Within those two days, eight races take place consisting of 20 minutes per race. Extensive training is involved in order to ride for such an extended period of time. Mario trains diligently by riding hundreds of laps on his motocross track, mountain biking, and running. The 125 pro class is the most competitive and popular. Mario received approximately 40 first place wins, and never placed below fourth. The winner of both classes last year, Kipp Posey of Lehi, was Marios toughest competitor. Spectators eiyoyed the neck to neck competition that Mario and Kipp provided. The 250 pro class is the fastest and most difficult. Mario consistently placed in the top three eveiy race. He was tied with Kris Rourke of Boise, entering the final race of the series, but was eoritao tSgDO FOG PgUCDOGI? unable to capture the final win. Mario received honors for his successful year at the Wild West Nationals award banquet in Salt Lake City. Marios final words after receiving this honor were, No matter how tough the conditions or competition became, I Wednesday, October 14, 1998 told myself I would never give up this season and I would try to the P very end." Mario is the son of R&n&y Painter and Barbara Painter of Nephi. He is currently attending Provo College studying graphic design and technology. , Winners in the Drug Free Week poster contest at Juab Middle School (7th 1 8th Center) were, from left: McKayla Brough and Natalie Hitchcock, 1st place; Sheena Major, 2nd place; and Jasmine Lindberg, 3rd place. This years theme was Drug Free Is The Way To Be. POSTER CONTEST e order- systems that have enforceable, temet or through ment of alcoholic beverages. must traceable safeguards against but deliveries percent of those polled ing services, be made through the licensed, underage access. are opposed to consumer-direc- t distribution beer, wine and liquor sales. Americans are worried about underage access to alcohol. Eighty-fiv- e percent agree that the sale of alcoholic beverages over the Internet or through the mail and delivered directly to the honie should not be allowed because it would give minors easi-ffimGG-KlGr- co er access to alcohol and could result in more abuse. 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