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Show Page July 14, 2001 7 0 (The !!!!!!! i &&&& .mSL V 1 4 V7 -- 4 ;: Timrs-rCfUi- (i N'ephi, Utah 9 y-V- ' , v 4 MI c" . () m V: "$ I ( ' OLDS PRIMARY Front , from right: Jake Xn Don. Kauh n Park, Austin MAJOR Scott, Jeremy Giles, Jake Ilouard, Chase Street. Middle, from right Unis Brooks. 'Bran Wright, Logan Nielsen, Jackson Jones, Tevan Valtenson, Dillon Jones Coin lies, torn right: Kent Park, Raymond Nielsen, Tom Howard. Mi FAs I JCAll 9 YEAR OLD ALL STARS Front, from left Tate Douglas, Dalton Gee (Doc), Cole Kimball, Dalton Brooks (l), Dillon Douglas, Dedric Daudsori, Brier Brian tBatboy). Middle, from left. Dalton Harmon, Tate Squire (Tas i, Kaden Kelson, Talon Brian. Skyler B o h s. Chandler Vance, Ethan Mi Pherson. Coaches: ly Douglas, R J Bryan, Brett Kelson. Teams participate in East Juab Cal Ripkin Tournaments Li't Juab Cal Ripkin All- - hie been participat- ing in Qualifier and State Twurn mient the past two olds and weeks. The olds, participating in State this week, were able to advance to the Southwest Regional in California start-Star- - ingJuly 22. OLDS Front, from left. Preston Fern ke s, John MAJOR SECONDARY MIXED Small, Zack Allred, Kyson Wonvood, Lance Lvnn. Middle, tom lejt Kamron Gurney, Haulen Worwood, Kellon Izatt, Dustin Fowkes, Iiyan Worwood. Bac k, ft om left ( m h Jason Wonvood, Bryan Dinkel, Coach Josh Allen. 4 4 GIRL'S SOFTBALL CHAMPS The softball team sponsored by Desert Stream took first place at the Girl's Falcon Softball tournament held on July 1, 2004 in Nephi. Team members were: front, Michaela Park, Chantel Harmon, and Shawnee Black, middle, Kamaree Jackman, Canine Pexton, Colbie Pexton, and Alexis Allred, back. Coach Stacy Brooks, Amanda Brooks, Chelise Cook, Kennley Black, Assistant Coach Connie Black. Missing from photo, Tessa Bradford, Tehla Rasmussen, and Hailey Garrett. Water safety tips OLDS PRIMARY Front: Tanner Linton, Brock Sperry, London Hitchcock, MAJOR Levi Dastrup, Brian Park, Briar Proctor. Middle: Michael Greenhalgh, Jordan Whiting, Brady Hansen, Hayden Coombs, Brandon Smith, Mason Molyneaux. Coaches. Scott Molyneaux, Shane Smith, Lynn Hansen. R If oure planning on some fun in the sun this season, you may want to refresh your knowdedge of water safety before taking that big plunge. Drowning is the second leading cause of unintentiondeath among al children ages 1 to 14, noted Bernard J. Fisher, director of Health and Safety for the American Lifeguard Association (ALA). Most drowmngs occur in and injury-relate- d near-drownin- residential swimming pools and in open water sites. To help parents and kids keep water safety at the top of their minds, the ALA offers the following tips for safe water fun: Alwaysswim near a life- guard when possible. Make sure children wear approved safety life vests. Children should never go swimming alone. Never dive into shallow Vacation fun awaits If youre one of the millions of Americans who travel internationally, you may know what its like to miss out on vacation fun or have your business trip ruined due to the illness no one wants to talk about travelers diarrhea. Travelers diarrhea is most commonly caused by E coli and other bacteria. Most rrhea-causing bacteria are spread through the water and food supply in areas where hygiene and sanitation are lacking. Travelers diarrhea is one of the most common reasons why people end their trips early. We see thousands of travelers each year who fall ill to travelers diarrhea during a trip that w'as supposed to be full of fun, said Bradley Connor, M D president of the International Society for Travel Medicine. Severe cases may even lead to hospitalization, dia- , particularly in hotter MINOR 10 PRIMARY Front, from left: Cole Wright, Trei in Greenhalgh, Jeremy Foster, Kyler Ockey, Colby Olsen. Middle, from left: Jordan Memmott, Jake Anderson, Spencer McPherson, Malichi Peterson, Kelton Brough, Justin Anderson, Colton Scott. Coaches: Kevin Ockey, Blair ' t.halgh. Absent, Coach Cory Wright. cli- mates where dehydration can be a serious concern. In addition, if left untreated, travelers diarrhea may cause other gastrointestinal problems. It has been estimated that up to half of all international travelers suffer from diarrhea during their journey. People who travel to developing countries of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia are at the highest risk of developing travelers diarrhea. Symptoms of travelers diarrhea include the relatively sudden onset of uncomfortable cramps and diarrhea while traveling, and in some instances may include nausea or fever. Before traveling, contact your physician or visit a travel clinic. Follow these tips to try avoiding illness: Avoid foods or beverages purchased from street vendors or other establishments with unhygienic conditions. Avoid eating raw or undercooked meat and seafood. Avoid eating raw fruits (e.g., oranges, bananas, avocados) and vegetables unless youve peeled them yourself. Avoid drinking tap water or using it to brush your water. Always obey posted warn- ings, guidelines and rules. Always exit the water quickly at the first sign of thunder or lightning. Avoid swimming at night or without proper lighting. Avoid running, pushing or any horseplay around slippery surfaces or near the waters edge. or does it? teeth. Avoid using ice that has been made from tap water. Avoid eating lettuce or other leafy raw vegetables. Avoid eating cut-ufruit salad. p 'Do not drink bottled water if the seal has been broken. Do not drink milk or eat nonpasteunzed dairy prod- ucts. If you find yourself stricken with diarrhea, drink plenty of clear liquids to replace lost fluids and electrolytes. Subscribe Today! , $24 per year in Juab County t |