The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, November 27, 2012 7

Topside Tip-Off Basketball

TournamentDec. 6, 7 and 8, 2012

Max Jones Fieldhouse

Topside Tip-off Board of Directors would like to thank these corporate and T-shirt sponsors for their generous donations to help fund this tournament. We would also like to thank everyone else who has helped us by buying an ad or donating supplies. We would also like to thank the fans. Without people like you, we would not be able to have this tournament.

FRONT ROW, left to right: Debbie Martin, First National Bank; Michelle Douglas, Frontier Ag, Inc.; Susan Doke, The Insurance Agency; Willie Weems, Kansasland Tire Group.MIDDLE row, left to right: Mike Short, Short & Son, Inc.; Ed Mills, Northwest Tech; Dale Neall, Sherman County Convention & Visitors Bureau; Don Newell, S&T Communications; Ryan Hembree, Walmart; Dan Brenner, Dan Brenner Ford.BACK row, left to right: Scott Angelos, McDonalds; Michael Borgmann, American Implement; Jack Eklund, Eklunds First Insurance; Eric Smith, Smitty’s Sports; Jace Young, Western State Bank.Not pictured: Peoples State Bank; Open Space Sports; Wilkens Truck & Trailer.

TOPSIDE TIP-OFF BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Top team is home - Wear White December 6, 7, 8 2012Ottawa

GIRLS BRACKET

8:00 pm mt JHG

Oakley2:00pm mt JHG 2:00pm mt MJFH

2:00 pm mt MJFH

Norton11:00am mt MJFH 5:00pm mt MJFH

5th Place Goodland Champions

Girls Division

6:00 pm mt MJFH

Wallace Co.6:00pm mt JHG 6:00pm mt MJFH

Burlington

4:00 pm mt JHG

11:00am mt JHG 1:00pm mt MJFH

7th Place 3rd Place

Wray

McCook

TOPSIDE TIP-OFF BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Top team is home - Wear White Ottawa December 6, 7, 8 2012

BOYS BRACKET6:00pm mt JHG

4:00pm mt JHG 4:00pm mt MJFH

Oakley

4:00pm mt MJFH

Norton3:00pm mt JHG 7:00pm mt MJFH

5th Place Goodland Champions

Boys Division

8:00 pm mt MJFH

Burlington8:00pm mt JHG 8:00pm my MJFH

2:00 pm mt JHG

Wallace Co.

1:00pm mt JHG 3:00pm mt MJFH

7th Place 3rd Place

Wray

McCook

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State offers free traveler servicesThe Kansas Department of Trans-

portation would like to remind travelers to used the free traveler information services it provides to prepare for their holiday/winter travels. With weather updates pro-vided every 15 minutes, Kansas 511 can be a resource to help travelers learn about winter driving condi-tions.

• KanDrive, www.kandrive.org, Kansas Department of Transporta-tion’s traveler information gateway for Kansas and surrounding states, provides essential information you need to plan your trip. KanDrive features include camera images, motion camera views, an interac-tive 511 map of Kansas roads, road conditions and work zones and links to helpful transportation resources, such as Kansas Turnpike informa-tion, Kansas Byways, weather information and metro traffi c infor-mation. Much of the same informa-tion can be accessed by calling 5-1-1 from anywhere in Kansa.

• Camera snapshots of the road-way are updated every few minutes from closed-circuit cameras in-stalled along I-70 and other high-ways. A camera tour is provided so travelers can select and see all cam-era images on a specifi ed highway.

• Motion camera links are also provided for many cameras along I-70 between Goodland and Au-burn Road west of Topeka. These can be accessed by clicking on the camera icon and then clicking on the “motion camera” link (if provided on that camera) beneath the lower right corner of the camera view. Still shots will be updated every two seconds.

• Electronic sign message views show construction, accident and safety messages currently being displayed.

• Metro traffic management center websites (Kansas City and Wichita) - Traffi c management cen-ters in Kansas City (KC Scout) and Wichita (WICHway), use up-to-the minute information to provide travel speeds and camera views on select routes, posted messages on electronic signs and other helpful information for drivers. KanDrive provides links to KC Scout (www.kcscout.org) and WICHway (wich-way.org), the new Wichita metro website. A new link at the top of the 511 Map page, “Metro Traffi c Sites” now provides drop down links to metro traffi c information for both of these sites.

• RSS feeds and GeoRSS feeds

to the 511 map page (http://511.ksdot.org).

Kansas Department of Transpor-tation also encourages travelers to use other free traveler information services to assist them in trip plan-ning or in staying informed as the travel.

• The 511 mob i l e s i t e a t http://51mm.ksdot.org provides map, camera and electronic mes-sage sign views, road conditions, work zone and event information and links to weather. The site is accessible from multiple devices, including iPhones, Droids and Windows mobile devices, Version 6.0 and higher. Any devices not compatible with the new application will be able to access text informa-tion only for road conditions and work zones.

• 511 phone - From any phone anytime, travelers may call 5-1-1 from anywhere in Kansas or (866) 511-5368 from anywhere in the U.S. to get route-specific road conditions, work zone information, including detours and closed roads, and travel-related weather informa-tion to plan their trips or for updates as they travel.

Additional content and features will be coming soon, with more

information coming when they are available.

It’s also important to remember safe winter driving skills such as reducing speed for conditions and allowing extra time to travel. Turn off cruise control. Increase the distance between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead of you. Acceler-ate and brake gently to reduce the chance of losing control of your vehicle. Don’t follow snow removal equipment too closely.

For everyone’s safety, drivers should buckle up, not drink and drive, safely secure children in safety seats and avoid distractions such as talking or texting on their cell phone.

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