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4€; Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
Greenville girl
makes her mark
Mona Hill
Staff Writer
' mhill@plumasnews.com
Senior Mack van Fleet
has only been at Greenville
High School since the be-
ginning of the school year.
In that time, she's made her
mark.
A Crescent Mills resident,
Van Fleet came to GHS
from Maxwell. She carries a
3.5 grade point average and
won a California Inter-
scholastic Federation North
Section award for outstand-
ing academics and athletics.
This fall she was the
starting center for the Indi-
ans' varsity football team.
She plans to attend Feath-
er River College next fall on
her way to becoming a
game warden.
But her real passion is
softball. For her senior pro-
ject, she hopes to improve
softball opportunities for
Plumas County's young
women.
She has convinced Feath-
er River College to send its
softball team and coaching
staff to run a clinic at the
GHS gym Saturday, Jan. 22.
Open to girls 9 - 18, the clin-
ic runs from 10 a.m. to
noon.
The early registration
cost is $15; tickets are $20 at
the door and include a T-
shirt and lunch:. The fees
will help cover Van Fleet's
upfront costs.
For more information or
to register, call Van Fleet at
284-7733.
Mack Van Fleet, pictured sitting in the center with the dark sweatshirt, enlisted the help of the Feather River College softball
team for her senior project.
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After 16 straight games on
the road, the Feather River
College men's basketball
team finally gets to play
it's home opener tonight,
Jan. 19, against Siskiyous.
The men's game is sched-
uled for 7:30 p.m., follow-
ing the women's game at
5:30 p.m. Pictured is FRC
sophomore Mario Parker.
Photo submitted
Fishing cards due
The Department of Fish
and Game reminds anglers
to turn in their 2010 Fishing
Report-Restoration Cards by
Jan. 31. This legal require-
ment applies to all holders
of report cards for ,steel-
head, abalone, Spiny Lob-
ster, North Coast Salmon
and sturgeon report cards.
Information collected
from the report cards pro-
vides DFG with data to mon-
itor, restore and manage
some of California's most
important fisheries.
Anglers should review
their report cards carefully
and fill out the forms as ac-
curately as possible. Fur-
ther information about re-
port cards can be found at
dfg.ca.gov/licensing/fishing
/fishdescrip.html.
This year, steelhead an-
glers are'encouraged to use
the new online reporting
system, which will be avail-
able through Jan. 31. The
angler will receive a receipt
of compliance via email and
save postage costs.
Online reporting also
saves DFG time and costs
related to data entry, which
in turn increases funds
available for steelhead pro-
jects.
Steelhead anglers who
cannot or choose not to re-
port online can still opt to
mail in their report cards to
the Department of Fish and
Game, Steelhead Fishing
Report and Restoration
Card, P.O. Box 94244, Sacra-
mento, CA 94244. (Mailing
the card is not necessary if
the information has been
submitted online).
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10. One "36" of 36-
24-36
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physicist
15. Dinghy propellers
16. 440-yard-long
path, perhaps
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unit
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to Marcie
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cartoonist Lazarus
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legally speaking
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Addams Family"
3. Blank look
4. Bit of work
5. Dad-blasted
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handful
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22. Prefix with thermal penner Shute
or metric 54. Vidalia or
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about break)
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