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Show Sun Advocate Pnce, Utah Tuesday January 14, 2003 7 P Dinos start Region 8 season on a rocky road The regular season kicked off for the Carbon High Dinos last week and the outcome was quite disappointing for the Dino squad. The Carbon team kicked off the Region 8 season last Wednesday night as they trav- eied to Castle Dale to take on third quarter and 19 in the fourth. The scoring rally the region's top team, the Em- ery Spartans. After finding themselves in foul trouble early on in the game, the Dinos struggled to capture the upper hand throughout the entire competition. By the half, Carbon trailed the Spartans 34- - occured a little too late for the Dinos who were handed their first season loss, Throughout the preseason, the Dinos were able to boost The second half of the game. the Dinos stepped up slightly as they posted 18 points in the Against the Spartans, only two athletes accomplished this as Bryan Stew art scored 20 points 77-5- 8. several of its plavers into double figures each game, 21. X? HAPPY BIG and Neal Ma nes finished w ith 3- -0 15. The Spartans are a strong team. It hurt us to get into foul trouble early on and it seemed to CHICKEN! plague us throughout the competition. When we only have a few kids in double figures, it is also a downfall. We just need to move DONT GET ALL the ball better and sink our shots, explained Dino coach Ted Bianco. Following the loss to Emery, the Dinos stepped up to host the North Sanpete Hawks, the first home game w hich Carbon has hosted during the regular season. The stands were packed with Dino fans as the Carbon team battled the Hawks. B1JJGG1TY mi 72-5- 4. our record suffers, com- mented Bianco. tgi -- THIRTY LOOKS AWESOME ON YOVI m The U.S. Department of Energy Grand Junction, Colorado, Unfortunetly, the Dinos jumped out a bit sluggish. The team failed to moe the ball well and this cost the team the Region 8 victory as they fell to the Hawks, It's hard to pinpoint what exactly went wrong. 1 do know that we need to move the ball around a lot more and a lot better. Our shooting also has to improve. When we have only one player in double figures, mi Office announces: Public Scoping Meetings to solicit comments on alternatives for the Environmental Impact Statement for remediation of the former uranium site and vicinity properties near Moab, Utah ore-processi- ng Maynes was the only Dino to post double figures against the Hawks as he finished the game with 20 points. Following in scoring was Joe Moynier with nine points and Stewart w ith eight. The Dinos look to rebound from the rocky season start this week as the team travels to Lehi to take on the Pioneers. Currently, Lehi is ranked second in the region with a record. The Dinos hope to drop Lehi in the records as they look for their first victory of the 1- Region 8 standings 1. Jamal Lewis prepares to launch a shot past a North Sanpete defender last Friday night at Carbon High. The game was the second straight Region 8 season game for the Dinos which ended in disappointment for the Carbon team Emery 2-- 2. Lehi 3. North Sanpete 4. Delta 5. Carbon Tuesday, January 21, 2003 6:00 - 10:00 Tuesday, January 28, 2003 6:00 p.m. John Wesley Powell Museum 885 East Main Street Green River, Utah - 10:00 p.m. Old City Hall 200 Park Place East Carbon, Utah For additional information about the Moab Project, visit our website at www.gjo.doe.govmoabmoab.html. The Internet address to submit comments via email is moabcommentsgjo.doe.gov or a message can e be left on the Environmental Impact Statement hotline at toll-fre- 0 0 2 0-- 1 0-- 2 Youth must obtain proper permit to hunt in all three buck deer seasons Some youths missed a chance to hunt all three general buck deer seasons in Utah in 2002 because they obtained a statewide general archery permit. Utah's 2003 big game application period is underway and the Division of Wildlife Resources reminds youth hunters that they must obtain a general rifle or muzzleloader buck deer permit for a chance to hunt all three seasons this fall. Youth hunters are also reminded that they may take only one buck deer in Utah each season, so the chance to hunt all three seasons ends as soon as they take a deer. "General archery buck deer permits are statewide permits, and rifle and muzzleloader deer hunting is restricted to specific regions," explains Judi Tutorow, wildlife licensing coordinator for the DWR. "If a youth obtains a statewide archery permit, we have no way of knowing which region they should be hunting in during the rifle and muzzleloader seasons. That's why youth hunters who obtain a general archery permit aren't allowed to hunt during the rifle and muzzleloader seasons." We would (ike to thank Castleview Hospitalfor Tutorow encourages youths interested in hunting all three seasons to apply for either a general rifle or general muzzleloader permit during the application period, which ends at 5 p.m. on Jan. 3 1. Youths who obtain a 2003 general rifle or general muzzleloader buck deer permit may hunt in any of the state's five general season regions during the general archery hunt. During the muzzleloader and rifle hunts, youth hunters must hunt in the region they obtained a permit for. Youths afield during the statewide general archery hunt are reminded that they may not hunt on limited entry units. 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