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:+m+,j,4+llMLAI,ild iIL[I]LI[LMLRLi+ L!]IIIJdIIIIHEU[LJII+L+KL]dlIILILUJl UIJ+I  JH Jl(llilliMllllligit+/IULlJi,t IU Id[lll 1 Jl[ i itit: I!ll |[I =!1 I]gl!flPiHllill]HillltllllLiHqJilg',11imimnlgmlilllilB ,4. vveunesuay, INov. -/, ZUI I GOLF RESULTS Bailey Creek Women There were eight women who braved the chilly weath- er for our final playday of the year at Bailey Creek. There was lots of sunshine but the wind made it so-o-o cold! Our game was T's & F's and used 1/2 handicap. A Flight winners: first, Jenni Cesarin; second, Wyn- netta Regli. B Flight winners: first, Kim Holliday; second, Joan Eichner. A chip-in was made by Di- ana Pallari on hole No. 12 and a chip-in/birdie by Joan Eichner on hole No, 1. i Plumas Pines Women's Golf Club Oct. 25 offered a brisk fall morning for the final play day of the Plumas Ladies: not only the last day of our season, but our annual Halloween costume tourna- ment. The majorit¢ of the players showed their creativ-. ity in their choice of cos- tumes. Not only did we have "Dorothy," "Video-Mario," "Pirate," "Scarecrow," plus many more out on the course, there were also treats on two of the golf holes keep- ing in the spirit of play pro- vided by Pat Nichols whose home we all swarmed to for hot homemade soup, treats, potluck and pictures. The format of the day was "scramble" and the winners were: First place team, Jan Gri- jalva, Katy Magliano, Jan Pierce and Toni Conan; sec- ond place team, Mary Stone- braker, Joni Gerbasi, Jan Talbott and Lana Janovick; third place team, Jennifer Zumbro, Scooter Kidwell, Mary Blaylock and Cathy Cianciola. To have your golf club includ- ed in the weekly results, email the information to sports@plumas news.corn or fax it to 283-3952 by Friday at 3p.m. Winners of the Plumas Pines Women's Golf Club costume contest display their awards. From left: Nancy Bartlett won most original as "Static Cling," Renee Walker won best costume as "Roller Derby Queen," and Mary Stonebraker won funniest costume as laugh-in character "Gladys Ormphy." Photo submitted bar & grill PLUMAS PINES GOLF RESORT $ 5 5 per player including cart Valid Any Day of the Week NOW through the end of the 2011 Season BIG GOLF SHOP SALE Trans-Atlantic Cruise & Euro )ean Tour www.plumasoinesgoif.com For Tee Times & Information: 530-836-1420 402 Poplar Valley Road • Graeagle, California i I i i i H H m n i i m i nside (1)  $1999 Dceanview 15)  $2099 3a|€ony (6)  $2299 upr. Balcony (9)  $2499 ,C  • Coupon Good for I to 4 players 55 C , , O Must Present Coupon at Time of Check-In $ O I U ] Valid 7 Days A Week U, ',p O PTUMAS PINES • Not Valid with Any Other Offer Per Player ;' I N GOLF RESORT . Good Through End of 2011Season (includes cart) N I Save up to $800 per couple on oceanview balcony cabins! rl. • -41i Available in sanville & Surrounding Areas ASPHALT • PAVING CONCRETE BASE ROCK DRAIN ROCK "WE SPECIA]JZE IN SATISFIED CUSTOMERS' FAMILY OWNED AND Call for Free Estimates, Asphalt pricing (530) 257-4207 335-5501 OPERATED BUSINESS SINCE 1972 UUlletln, t'rogresslve, Kecoro, Reporter Johnsvilie Junior Ski Team third-graders enjoy the view at Alpine Meadows during afternoon free ski following a race last year. The team will hold sign-ups next week for its annual county- wide program, which offers local families an affordable and fun way to learn ski racing at Lake Tahoe-area resorts. Photo by Suzi Brakken Junior ski team sign-ups start The Johnsville Junior Ski Team is seeking Plumas and Lassen county kids interest- ed in learning to ski, and par- ents who want to get out on the slopes this winter. The ski team open to first- through eighth-grqders across the region offe's an affordable opportunity for learning and improving ski- ing ability, while sharing the camaraderie of friends and family. This popular pro- gram also provides local fam- ilies a way to get outside more in the winter and take in the beautiful mountain surroundings. Sign-ups for the team are under way next month via the Central Plumas Recre- ation and Park District. Reg- istration nights have been set up in the following areas next week. Chester: Monday, Nov. 7, 5:30 - 7 p.m. at the Coffee Sta- tion. Taylorsville: Monday, Nov. 7, 5 - 7 p.m. at the Tay- lorsville Grange Hail. Quincy: Tuesday, Nov. 8, 5 p.m. at Quincy Elementary School. Portola: Wednesday, Nov. 9, 5 - 7 p.m. at C. Roy Carmichael Elementary School. Susanville: to be announced. "This is one of those great winter sports where boys and girls can develop and ap- ply ski racing skills in a very supportive team environ- ment we welcome all age appropriate youth at just about any skill level," said Recreation and Park District General Manager Jim Boland. The Johnsville Junior Ski Team was formed in the late 1980s as part of the statewide Buddy Werner Ski Racing program. Volunteer parents, local sponsors, teachers and civic-minded residents all joined to make the team one of the most successful pro- grams in the state, according to Boland. Ski program co-directors Mike Wood and Tanya Mey- er and coaches, after,evaluat- ing skills of new skiers, will draft each of them to one of the six teams, striving to en- sure a fair age and skill bal- ance between the groups. During the regular ski sea- son the teams race against each other in friendly compe- tition over select weekends in January, February and March. 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To participate in the junior ski program, youth must own or have access to skis, boots and poles, warm win- ter jacket, gloves, goggles, sunglasses, safety helmet and warm hat. Additionally, skiers must be able to demonstrate the capacity to put on and take off their skis, as well ag the ability to make basic turns and stop within a reasonable distance. For youth that have the desire but not quite sufficient skills, the ski team offers the opportunity to participate on the Development Team. While on the Development Team, skiers will acquire the necessary skills at their own pace, eventually graduating to a racing team when they are ready. During early years the ju- nior ski team both trained and raced at the Johnsville Ski Hill. With the Johnsville Ski Hill operations experiencing a temporary hiatus due to the need for upgraded equip- ment and improved access although "new" chairlift equipment recently was ac- quired from the Squaw Val- ley Resort -- the junior ski team currently practices and races at ski resorts near Lake Tahoe. "We remain hopeful that sufficient grant and other funds can be secured to re- store the Johnsville Ski Hill for future operations," Boland added. There currently are volun- teer positions open on both the racing teams (coach or .assistant coach) and the De- velopment Team. Limited registration or race scholar- ships may be available. Registrations for the Johnsville Junior Ski Team will continue to be accepted by theCentral Plumas Recre- ation and Park District, 34 Fairground Road in Quincy through Dec. 17. 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