| Show CSV The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday May 11 1988 This Assignment's a Breeze: Students Let Balloons Fly By David Clifton launched their balloons earlier than they should have" she said She added that the students were supposed to stand at a designated point on the school's west field Advisers would then tell the kids when to release their balloons The students were to release 1000 balloons again this year but breakage caused the reduction in the number let go Mrs Kuhn said National Junior Honor Society members at the school filled and delivered the balloons to the classes The launch was sponsored by the Triangle Coalition for Science and Technology Education part of the Tribune Staff Writer MID VALE — Midvale Middle I School students participated in a na-- r tfonwide weather experiment studying wind patterns in the United : States The students released 888 bal- loons as part of the National Balloon Launch-Studen- t Weather Experi- ment More than 500000 students in over 1500 locations took part Brightly colored cards were to the balloons with the names aad location of the students who released them Balloon finders then fill in where they came down $nd mail the cards to the American Geological Institute in Virginia The institute will send wind direc-tio- n and velocity information back to the students according to Nancy Kuhn Midvale Middle School teach-'e- r and organizer of the launch eceived from the insti 'I'jjg tute will then be used in science i classes" Mrs Kuhn said "The stu dents will study air currents and mographical patterns in their area" i"l Midvale Middle School was the r only National Data Analysis Site in Mrs Kuhn said Information r - from the 56 sites across the nation t will provide the weather material I the students will study school received 85 the Last I year cards back from the institute out of 1000 attached to balloons I "Out of the cards we got back we i found that mdst ended up at the pris-- " on" she said "Those that didn't flew a little farther Bouthwest before coming down" I She said balloons let go from other ) states last year drifted through sev-- j eral neighboring states before re-- f turning to the ground Mrs Kuhn said this year's launch went a little rough due to high winds rain and hail I "I think the bad weather excited some of the students and they i ' National Science Foundation in "" Canine Hobby Board Has Two Openings Special to The Tribune SANDY — The city's Animal Control Department is seeking residents for two spots on the Canine Hobby Review Board The board was created to help manage the city's licensing requirements Under certain conditions Sandy residents are allowed to keep up to five dogs at a licensed premise but they must possess a Hobby License to do so Generally people with this many dogs are involved in training championship breeding or show dogs The board consists of a staff member of the Animal Control Department a representative of the Utah Dog Fanciers Association a staff member of the planning department or a representative of the planning commission a representative of the Salt Lake CityCounty Board of Health and Sandy residents The board meets about four times a year to review license applications and inspect the premises of those applying for licenses Any Sandy resident is eligible and appointments are made by Mayor Steve Newton The term of office is ' For more information open-ende- d contact Joan Casey at the Sandy City Animal Control Department t I- - ! D C Washington By Jamie Tabish Tribune Staff Writer The 100 people who participated in the Night of Symbolic Homeless-nes- s never expected to fully understand what it is like to be homeless But spending the night in a tent at the University of Utah certainly showed they were concerned about the problem Each participant donated $100 to the cause or 20 hours of community service In return individuals were provided a tent to sleep in coffee and hot chocolate A check for nearly $2000 will be given to the Shelter the Homeless Project plus 222 hours of volunteer time The event was sponsored by the Lowell Bennion Community Center "No one expected that our involvement in the event would allow us to understand the devastation of homelessness" explained Center Director Irene Fisher "But the event allowed us to make a positive statement about our concern "The purpose was to make a positive contribution even though it might be small" she said "We wanted to address the problem of homelessness in Utah" At midnight students administrators and community members held burning candles while listening to speakers discuss the issue of homelessness Some 100 candles lit the grounds behind the Union Building where participants and speakers shared ideas and concerns "Homelessness is a disease plaguing this state" said Andrew Hunt assistant editorial editor of the campus newspaper "It is time goods and resources are used for human needs and not profit" Other speakers also addressed the issue of homelessness and the many factors that attribute to an estimated 1400 to 2400 people living on Utah s streets "We put this together to show that one individual can make a difference by influencing other people and by reminding others that there is a big problem and we're responsible" Chairman Lee Cano said ness" The homeless population largely consists of the elderly mentally ill s There are several and factors that contribute to this condition such as alcoholism drug abuse lack of jobs and a faltering economy Mr Cano said "We are murdering people with Mr Cano our apathetic attitudes said "It is important iiust people make a commitment to human beings in their community and I'm happy to see the amount of cooperation on this project" Currently the shelter 240 W 200 South is in the first phase of construction which includes installing Mr Cano said "Those people living on the street could have picked your food fixed your car or for that matter given birth to you" State Sen Francis Farley Lake expressed the need for "more steps toward a humane existence" One way to achieve this goal is tlirc'ij? con?miinitv swsrsnpss snd participation she said "I appreciate the effort that the students went to to raise the money" said Stephen Holbrook coordinator for the Shelter the Homeless "It is another example of a wide variety of people doing their own innovated teen-ager- lt Draper Paves Way for Hill Climb's Return The council expressed concern with the condition of the hill used for the contest The club represented by John Hunter has agreed to rehabilitate the area after the event They will repair any road damage and d the hill Special to The Tribune DRAPER — Barring any unforethe Widow-makseen circumstances Hill Climb will be held in Draper once again The Widowmaker sponsored by Bees Motorcycle Club is an annual er motorcycle contest g Scouts Cook Up a The Draper City Council recently approved the club's request to hold the event within city limits The council approved a beer license a business license and a conditional use permit The event will take place providing the club submits an insurance policy protecting the city from liabilities linked to the event fund-raisin- SCRAMBLED EGG fVlIX 9 meat I 6-1- $11 SO A Sunday Breakfast A breakfast of pancakes sausage bacon juice coffee and donuts will be served from 8 am until 1 pm Cost is $250 per person or $10 per family All proceeds will be used to help the Scouts pay for summer camps g D3KP entrees cakes or brownies mm 9J I FREEZE DRIED FRUIT I I peaches Qon ! $©95 & 1 applesauce beans with tomato 1 3 fruit candy pack (O) 1 per can 7M per can case of 6-1- cans 0 f mm! 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