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Show 12 May 21, 2003 Salina Sun Young Engineers Get A Chance At SES 'TTTr Students at Salina Elementary School received edu- hands-o- n cation during Junior Engineering day, which took place at the -'IT- school May 5. The program, sponsored by A C t j? ,f than 20 activities, learning about simple machines, pulleys, gears and levers. They also had the opportunity to assemble machines including dump trucks, i 1 bulldozers, cranes, catapults and er aw t s ! v 1 . a-- f At the State Tournament held in St. George, the North Sevier softball team competed well. The girls beat Parowan, lost to Juan Diego, and beat Richfield on the first weekend. They beat Millard and lost to South Sevier in the quarter-finalThey ended up tied for sixth place with Beaver. Juan Diego 1st, Manti 2nd, South Sevier 3rd, Grand 4th, Gunnison 5th. Varsity and JV Softball Team members and coaches are as follows: Coaches: Lexa Larsen, Roger Taylor, Alan Peterson, Kendall Hales; Seniors: Tatum Camp, Lindsey Coates, Kristina Peterson. Juniors: Kalie Anderson, Jalee Hallows, Emily Kirkwood, Jarelle Mason, Kendra Willardson. Sophomores: Natalie Hales, Karli Laws, Tara Pickett, Amy Reynolds, Kylie Robins. Freshmen: Kate Chappell, Kristin Christensen, Trisha Larsen, Geena Nelson, Kayla Nelson, Kasta Nielson technical fields. More than 250,000 students s. have participated in the program since its inception in 1997, with visits to some 500 schools. Ups offered to Help As- fi vi :Y .3 5 r pendulums. Using materials from two-litbottles filled with water to demonstrate hurricanes to a computer simulation of the Mars Pathfinder mission, students had the opportunity to learn how scientific principles apply in daily life, as well as learn about available careers in The American Optometric o, K, ing to Ray Terry, SES principal. Students participated in more Reduce Eyestrain 4 I" Utah State University Extension, brought unique equipment to the school in order to demonstrate concepts in engineering, science and technology, accord- Search & Rescue successful sociation offers the following tips to reduce computer-relate- d '(Continued from Page 1) eyestrain: rescue had found their tracks and were following them. Roberts Make sure your eyes are in and Bills left the tree they w'ere sheltering in and walked back to good shape by getting regular the trail where they were located a short time later by search and checkups. rescue. Give your eyes a break Sheriff Barney expressed his gratitude for the exceptional works from the computer screen dur- of the search and rescue team especially under the difficult ciring the day. Look away from the cumstances of the search. He also cautioned other monitor or do other tasks. riders of the rough terrain and the changing and unpredictable Minimize glare by adjustspring weather. ing lighting or getting a Sheriff Barney thanked Millard County Search and Rescue for filter for your screen. their help in the search as they were coveringthe west side of the Make a conscious effort to mountain. blink more. four-wheel- er glare-reducti- Wolves do well in Region 12 Track Meet, State Tourney at BYU The Gunnison Valley and North Sevier Track Teams participated in the Region Track meet held at Gunnison Valley High School. The top four finishers in the individual events qualified to participate in the State Track Competition and the top 3 relay teams qualified for state to be held at BYU on Friday and Saturday, May 16 and 17. The following boys partici- - pa ted in the Region track meet from GVHS and NSHS: Ian I larward-G(4th) and Whitney Higham-G(8th) in the V 100-met- V 200-met- dash; Devin (3rd), Lee Jacobsen-N- Burr-N- S (7 th), Joel S (12th) in the run; Guy Mellor-G(7th), Adair-G- 800-met- V er Desire'e Hollie James Fullmer-G- V Mellor-G- V er V V er Peterson-N- (3rd), Tyrell Kris S dash; Desire'e V Nilsson-G- 400-met- er V (6th), (4th), Lana Mason-N- S Karli Laws-N- S (7th), Camilla Mathews-G(8th), Kayde Eggleston-G(9th) in the V 800-met- er V run; Kayde Eggleston-G- V Mathews-G- Ashlee Anderson-G- V run; er (6th), Devri Dahsrud-N- S (7th) in tlje Hurdles; Ashlee Anderson-G(2nd), Jessica Despain-G(4th), Devri Dahlsrud-N- S (6th), Kayla Nelson-N- S (7th) in the hurdles; Melanie Hawkins-N(3rd), Brandi 100-met- V er V V 300-met- er S hurdles; (2nd), 300-met- er Bartholomew-G- (6th), Kate 1600-met- (14th) in the 1600-metDillon Torgerson-N- S run; Fullmer-G(7th), (5th), James (9th), Joel Gary Bosshardt-N- S Adair-G(10th), Jared Lyman-N- S (12th) in the 3200-metrun; (6th) in the Tyrell Peterson-N- S hurdles; Zack Dimick-N- S dash; (3rd), V (8th) in the S (5th), Camilla Gary (8th) in the S (6th) in the Nilsson-G- (9th), Jesse (12th), Despain-G- V er Simmons-G- V Chappell-N- V 110-met- er Please join us in dedicating the new expansion project of the 200-met- er 400-met- er Bosshardt-N- DEDICATION SERVICE GUNNISON VALLEY HOSPITAL PROJECT er dash; Devin Jorgensen-N- S dash; (2nd) in the Devin Burr-N- S (3rd) in the meter dash; Jessica (6th) in the Bulloch-N- S (4th), Jack Pay-G- V (6th) in the Shotput; Kris (5th), Kayla Nelson-N- S (6th) in the shot put; Mandee Bastian-N- S (3rd), Melanie (4th), Rachel Bartholomew-G(3rd), Jack Leaming-N- S (7th) in the Discus; Pay-G(4th), Daren Hunting-ton-N- S Mandee Pickett-G(1st), (6th), Mike McCann-N- S Kristina Peterson-N(3rd), (7th) in the Discus; Rhett Catie Davis-G(4th), Kasta Greg Gunnison Valley Hospital Pickett-G- V Hawkins-N- S V V Date: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 Time: 12:00 Noon Place: Hospital West parking Lot V S V (3rd), Jack Pay-G- Ferguson-N- S Nielsen-G- V (6th), Tara V Pickett-N- S (8th) in the Javelin; Devin (7th), Patsy Eggleston-GJorgensen-N- S (2nd), Ian (8th) in the Javelin; Kasta Harward-G(4th) in the long Nielsen-N(3rd), Shantel S Devin Jorgensen-N(2nd) Johnson-Njump; (6th), Janel Robins-N- S in the high jump; North Sevier (7th) in the long jump; Tara V V S S (4th) in the 4X100-metrelay; North Sevier (3rd) in the 4X400-metrelay; North Sevier (3rd) in the Medley Relay. er er (1st), Catie Davis-G(2nd), Katie Anderson-G(5th) in the high jump; North Sevier (3 rd) in the 4X100-metRelay; Pickett-N- S V V er The following girls partici- Gunnison Valley (2nd) and pated in the Region Track Meet North Sevier (3rd) in the for GVHS and NSHS: Kasta Relay; North Sevier (2nd) Nielsen-N(3rd) in the 100- - in the Medley Relay. 4X400-met- Sandwiches and Refreshments Will Be Served UMi UggEi, May E - H1 S North Sevier Recreation News North Sevier Recreation Youth Softball League Results from Week 1. Fox League Wheeler Machinery Sufco Trucking Sand and Gravel Si win-los- s: Gurney Hales 0; 1; 1; 0-- 1. North Sevier Recreation Youth Baseball LeagueResults from Week 3. Pinto League: Gunnison Yankees Wayne Leavitt Gunnison Briggs Butch Cassidy Dodgers GunniRobins Photography son Angels Results: Yankees 5, Butch 4-- 0; VT c 1 3-- 0; 2-- 2; V 2-- 2; 2-- 3; 5; Salina Area Lions Club is now 0-- 2; V' , A Cassidy 2; Briggs Leavitt 11, Robins Photo 10 OT; Dodgers (win), Robins Photo Butch Cassidy 11, Briggs Leavitt 5; Mustang League w 1; Gunnison Diamondbacks Gunnison Scott Anderson Royals IFA Trucking accepting New Members. Call 2-- 1; 2-- 0; 2-- 1; Trucking oo '4 Wayne IM 0-- 2; 1; Gun- Johnson Feedlot Results: Gurney Trucking 12, IFA 9 OT; Royals 10, Johnson Feedlot 9; IFA 5, Wayne 3; Wayne Rex 0-- 3. &, Thank You to the dedicated EMS Volunteers who help serve the communities of North Sevier Day and Night! We all appreciate your spirit, service and goodwill ! I 2-- 1; nison White Sox Membership Chairman Johnson Feedlot 9; Gurney Trucking (win), Diamondbacks Anderson Trucking 7, White Sox 13, 2. Christensen 6 for information. 529-718- er |
