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6A Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011 Indian Valley Record More Homecoming hijinks Homecoming royalty candidates, above, receive a hilarious lesson in the rigors of makeup application during the rally. At right, Coach Misty Banchio introduces the new Greenville Junior- Senior High School rodeo team, including Farris Smith, Hannah Lambach, Shasta Banchio, Tanner Meigs, Cooper Kingdon and Carte Smith, for some spirited cheers from rally participants and spectators in the crowd. Photos by Alicia Knadler Local teens excel in 2011 Forestry Challenge Greenville High School stu- dents earnedfourth place Oct. 15 in the 2011 Shasta Forestry Challenge at Lassen Pines Camp near Shingletown. There were a total of 12 teams from seven schools in the four-day challenge. The Greenville team was an experienced one, composed of seniors Geoffrey Guthrie, Ju- lia Kusel and Tucker Willits. The competition was very tight this year, teacher Travis Rubke said. There were only eight points separating first place from fourth. "They did an excellent job of developing a solution to this year's Forestry Challenge prob- lem and did an outstanding job of presenting their solution to the judges," Rubke said. The team also earned third in the pacing contest, which is held each year as part of the challenge. One of the highlights for the students this year was the op- P0rtunity to learn about forest management planning and to create a long-range plan for a 160-acre privately owned parcel near the Lassen National Forest. After spending a day visit- ing the site to collect field data and interact with natural re- source professionals, students weighed in on some key is- sues, including timber produc- tion, watercourse protection, biodiversity and wildfire risk. During the challenge, teams of students also completed field trainihg, followed by a field test, to assess their tech- nical forestry knowledge and data collecting skills. "Bringing students to the forest to learn from working professionals makes the infor- mation real and applicable," said one of the teachers pre- sent. "Students that partici- pate keep the information and memories forever." "The Forestry Challenge has allowed me to experience and learn about something I would normally never h.ave the op- tion of doing," said a student. "They have been a great team," Rubke said of Guthrie, Kusel and Willits. "I will miss working with them next year, and my challenge now will be to work on putting together a team for next year." FREE Bulky W, Al'lrl MANAa!IMIEIM'r Waste Day 2011 October 30, 2011 (Space is Limited) For Information, Please Call 530-283-2004 Who: • Free for Feather River Disposal/Waste Management Customers Only (in our Franchise area) • No commercial trucks or trailers • One pick-up Load per Feather River Disposal/Waste Management Franchise area customers only What: Acceptable Household Appliances: Can only be taken to the Greenville Transfer Site Refrigerators (need to bring proof that Freon was taken out by a licensed technician) Hot Water Heaters Stoves/Dishwashers Washers/Dryers Acceptable Bulky Waste: Accepted at Quincy, Greenville & Chester Sites Sofas Chairs Mattresses/Box Springs Where: Come Early - Space is Limited! Chester Transfer Site 9:00am to 5:00pro Bulky Items will be accepted All appliances need to go to the Greenville Transfer Site Quincy Transfer Site 9:00am to 5:00pm Bulky Items will be accepted All appliances need to go to the Greenville Transfer Site Greenville Transfer Site 9:00am to 4:00pm Bulky Items will be accepted Appliances will be accepted here NOTE: No E-Waste Will be accepted as part of the Free Bulky Waste Day No Household Hazardous Waste Will be accepted as part of the Free Bulky Waste Day No Carpet Will be accepted as part of the Free Bulky Waste Day Greenville High School seniors Tucker Willits, Julia Kusel and Geoffrey Guthrie pause in celebration with their teacher, Travis Rubke, after winning fourth place in the 2011 Shasta Forestry Challenge near Shingletown. Photo submitted l Dinner a Doctor Obstructive Sleep Apnea Sawing Logs? Or Ticking Time Bomb? Wednesday, November 9 Doors open 5:30 p.m. • Dinner served 6 p.m. Mineral Building • Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds Enjoy a healthy dinner and presentation by Ross Morgan, M.D. entitled Obstructive Sleep Apneo. Sawing Logs? Or Ticking Time Bomb? A question and answer session will immediately follow the presentation. Admission is ;10 per person. Tickets are available in the lobby at the Hospital. Dinner with a Doctor is a community education forum sponsored by the Plumas District Hospital Employee Wellness Program and Plumas District Hospital. plumas DISTRICT HOSPITAL tl J