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Show VdDOOtlDD CT i Davis Tuesday. County Cupper May 6,2003a Out of this worldl fun for kids BY JAN HOPKINS r i Clipper Staff Writer From heartbreak to laughter The Joy Foundation is presenting an FARMINGTON art exhibit at the Davis County Fairgrounds, May 12, 7 pm Bright Futures of America will focus on local youth in custody as they share their feelings through story It will also feature art from local elementary through high schools By using local youth, we bring their issues to the fore- front, says director Jane Joy Most of the kids are just regular, healthy kids who want to make a difference The kids will give brief monologues about their struggle to grow up The monologues were written by the youth in custody in the hopes of steering other youth away from misconduct. It is our purpose to reach young people before they get in trouble Community service projects are available and we use those projects to help us learn about being successful and giving back to others, says Joy Tickets are $5 each or $15 per family For moie information on the event call 292-033- 2 Adelaide - Orchard in competition - students from Thirty-fiv- e NORTH SALT LAKE Adelaide and Orchard Elementary Schools have been in a hot chess tournament Students had fun in the friendly competition with several winning trophies in the event. First place Nathan Pope, Adelaide Second place Matt Cawley, Adelaide Third place Ben Lowe, Adelaide Fourth place Dayne Keele, Adelaide f lfth place Ben Pope, Orchard BOUNTIFUL Putting all the sixth grade kids from seven elementary schools into one seems like a recipe for disaster Unless of course sparkling foot gadgetry three of from photos enlargements space and the delightful personality of Mr C" are thrown into the mix Students gathered in the auditonum at Viewmont High School last week to help kick-of- f NASAs national space week 2 Featured speakApril y er for the event was Han ard graduate. Carlo Caitano Mr C The stage was literally set with models of NASA spacecraft and the enlarged photos of earth the moon Saturn and mars taken by the Hubble Telescope Caitano took the kids and teachers chaperones on a lour of the space program as it has over the last several decades The second plane was cool said larky a student from West 1 Bountiful Elementary liked the wav the propellers could turn (rotate) so it could fly backwaids I le was describing the a vertical plane that takes off like a helicopter and cun fly backwards Unlike a chopper though the blades and wings on audi-tonu- m foot-by-thr- le pio-gress- 1 CARLA CATTANO DEMONSTRATES theflightr at NASA space week. the 2 can be shifted to a horizontal position to propel the plane like a regular jet for long distances When the prototype has passed further testing for mass use it will fly 20-3-0 people in and out of tight situations safer and further than a regular helicoptei carrying only 0 people Harley said learning about the 2 got him more excited to learn about space hs classmate Trov didnt need any encouragement to get into space V-2- lov I V-2- that has Tioy ental a le like popular I X-3- 8 it' I love everything do with it he said iked the experimthat looked a littshuttle craft from the 8 3-pla- S- tar Wars movies - fcnased Its design i the capability of on frczzsm the an 1950s ancient explained V's.lien this craft is fined-tiinfor commercial use, it will a rescue vehicle much operate r Mi C ul ones the like in depicted the films a student Kiefer, help ha. dcsitgcn a paper aiqrlane that Ik him when finished, didnt look like it could fly, but did Mr C also demonstrated how people who enjoying creating new designs for paper airplanes might be perfect for a career in aerospace engineering They are willing to try a lot of different things to get new answers to new and old questions, he said The shuttle on our current space craft operate just like paper airplanes and the gliders that the Wnght Brothers built He explained the theory behind gyroscopes as toys and as the driving mechanism of the Hubble Space Craft to turn it to take photos in space He place a student, Daniel, on a pivoting platform, with a bicycle wheel on a specially designed handle in his hand Mr C spun the wheel and had the student tilt it As the student tilted the wheel to the left, his entire body turned that direction Mr C explamed that since there is no gravity in space, engineers had to develop special ways to turn spacecraft that didnt need gravity to operate The National Aeronautic and Space Administration event was held in a variety of school throughout the state and was underwritten by several sponsors, one of which was ATK Thiokol Local students shine at tech fair The Utah Technology Student Association ( I SA) at BYU revealed myriad talents from Davis District students The 2003 TSA conference winners include Lnnlv I lolhind, Earrmngton Junior High, third place in the digital photography challenge, Jacob Knight, FJH, first place in electrical applications, Emily Holland, Chris Lyons and Jacob Knight FJH, second place in the technology bowl challenge (team) Emily Holland was also announced as the new Slate T SA Sergeant At Arms Layton Lancer silent auction coming - LAYTON Layton Lancers are hoping that their auction Making a Difference," May 9 5 30-- p m does Tickets are $3 per person at the door which include a bid number, raffle tickets and dinner A few items being offered at the auction include an flight simulator experience, Olympic memorabilia an A TV a Robert Duncan print handmade quilts, a Kail Malone autographed basketball, an authentic wood phone booth and much more The event is open to adults and high school students Tor more information contact Craig at 8 four-wheele- r, 546-267- 8 Woodstock' a tribute to limi Hendrix - It's almost here1 Ihe deadlWOODS CROSS HIGH ine to order Woodstock tee shirts for $5 Remember, this tovs arc set up is the day student bands play giant blow-u0 30 with other games and the stomp The fun goes from p 6-- p m with admission $5, $4 for seniors o 1 Did You Know? VHS hosts concert to benefit MS I BY JAN HOPKINS C lippi i Staff Wi iter BOUNTIFUL - lewmont High School is hosting a Night of Acoustic Music, a benefit concert for the Multiple Sclerosis Society Monday May 12 at 7 p m The concert will feature local perfoimers Jake White Kathrv Tingey Rob Callan Wes Pearce and Mike Muiphy White is well known along the Wasatch Front for his songs and CDs the especially song le has per- Memory lane toimed with Pctei Bremholt and opened lor other well known artists Kathrv lingey Centerville is a guitar major at USU She has album one produced and is piesentlv Innocence woi king on a new one Wes Pearce is new on the music scene but his blues techlisnique is a joy to observe and ten to Mike Murphy has pci formed and recorded extensively m the Bountiful and Salt lake arc and When you run an ad in the Classiads, it also appears at www.clippertoday.com A NIGHT OF ACOIISITIC MUSIC to: fltet&iiiirmyjsiigi ocated in 5v sLA 1 iiiB-f- e Mike Murphy, Wes Pearce, Kcrthm has produced lour albums Tickets aie $5 each and arc available at Bountiful Music Tingey, fakService Muiphy - White, and Rob Ijuitar at School City Callan. and Viewmont from High A v. ai in home environment puts stu duits at ease Summer is a wonderful time for your student to review math and reading concepts advance one giade level in reading, memorize limes tables write and illustrate their own book or write poetry Call the Learning Center ' Spots are filling quickly Don t waste the summer months The Learning Center has creative and structured activities K 2 Call today451f2205 .Director Gloria TaylorM, Ed. nun Ifie Heartland Ca i how wtB feature songs and dances from Chicago Scarlet Pimpernel, Annie, Newsies, and other favorites. IWs yea's dinner wW be optional with a fun dollar per Hem menu. A silent auction w be held. May 5, ?, 10, 14, 17. at 7:00P.M. Tickets lor Si may be purchased In advance by calling the school at 402-450or they may be purchased at the door. Come and enjoy a fun evening wtfh your famfry or friends! Th |