The Park Record Tuesday, December 28, 1999 Student to Student tr t i i i i i i i i i i i i i i r i i i i i i i i i i i n m f' by Aubree Mendel A-20 Am , A)i : 5 ('time and see I fte c flanges jiistiii L a '7ii.ivi al 649 - SNOWBOARDS a lil USED & NEW PACKAGES ALL PACKAQ5J(aUCEIfi)0TS Closeouts on Closeouts NEW SKI BOOT CLEARANCE KIDS 38 RE '29 FRONT ENTRY BASIC 49 DELUXE 99 USED 250 AIL NEW PACKAGFS WIIHBOOrS 188 150 HI-PERFORMANCE A PACKAGES 1 STEP-INS 275 '588 THE BEST DELUXE BOOT CARVING '183 HIGH , i'EWOHMANCE Z5U HACING BOOTS '299 (JEW KIDS RACING '99 Choose Irom 2100 Htk Sim Bonn SKI GLOVES 4 CAMPING, FISHING STUFF & DUTCH OVENS 30s more OFF boo is '5 to '99 CROSS COUNTRY PACKAGES INC. SKIS. BOOTS, BINDING S POLES BEG. '65, DELUXE 99( ALL NEW 1 19 SKATE OR TELE '288 i -j i-: ! 0 c fa L x'" IslL jlall rKJseoar1 59!?! H J47s! Vf 28? j V 59!! VS ) I M VC( T29g. v" 24" U 29 W17" ( H I rcm J UKPttkift s i 'iivwMfcM V x in in imi I 1UM.. . go Lin. U 6oH 1 I tawBoOl V . H, ffelH tlE 'gipfer i PllaS. far 'Lifflar 11 fauss E mrjfA . .....Jia i , juj'J a . , l-.... . cm t .1 ,j g j a,- ' H K...J I .... . at.,r i'f. I ''llT1,riTilir,,1-Miirr.' Interim markdowni may have been taken. Styles, sizes or colors vary by location. -,..,,,..,,.,,,.,. ,,,.,,,. . Some Quantities limited. Ad990592 Snowscorts 122699. Exo. 010900 PARK CITY FULL SELECTION 1780 Park Ave (Holiday Vlllase Mall) 435-649-6922 ill wis y. Mr 4 7h - 3300 SKI CLOSEOUTSI KIOS SKI PACKAGES used '65 -'99 new '139-1 88 I J OCWTAI X V- STAHTERSETSX r BEST OF RENTALS ASK ABOUT TRADE- '150 COMPLETE PACKAGE IN PROGRAMS! NEW SKI CAR RACKS '29 HI PERFORMANCE DEMO PACKAGES '150 to'450 ALL NEW SHAPED SKI BIG NAME PKGS TRY OUR DEMOS BEFORE YOU BUY AND GET $ BACK '199 to'688 Clearance on tents sleeping bags BACK PACK -DEALS 2& SKI TRUCK CLEARANCE WAREHOUSE Intlde Stat Fair Park In Salt Lake 1100 W. No. Temple SLC.UT (800) 595-0919 Ringing in the New As the new year closes in on us, some people fear for their lives, while others think only of how to greet the new year. As the end of the millenium nears, it gives alt of us the opportunity to realize what we have achieved and to be thankful for what we have. Many people along with myself fear for what the year 2000 may brine. The rumors of We people. where the end of the world will start, the shortages of food and mmmm power, etc. make me reassess what is truly important to me. Some people are going to Las Vegas for the new year and others oth-ers may stay at home and cuddle up by the fire and watch the ball drop from New York. Whatever your plans may be, please take the time to consider your actions. Jans will fund student art workshop Submitted by Suzanne McAdams MCPOLIN PR LIAISON The fourth-grade students at McPolin elementary School will be treated to an extraordinary artist-in-residence program, thanks to the generosity of Jans Mountain Outfitters. As part of their curriculum on statewide ecology and habitats, the students have been studying fish found in Utah's rivers. The funding from Jans will make it possible to continue to bring Briant Matheson (aka "The Fishman") back to conduct his fish art workshop in January 2000. Liz Sharp, marketing director for Jans, indicated that Jans supports sup-ports the community in many ways and the funding of this school program is particularly applicable because of the shared interest in local fish and stream ecology. (Jans is a local outfitter All Park City schools will resume on Monday, January 3rd rr STORE HOURS (fy A h f Open Today Year We all might fake that drink of wine or champagne. Whichever it may be, make sure you know your limit. Before reaching that party, or dinner, it is always a do not want to enter the millenium with deaths caused ... .,. , j irresponsiuie, semsn ana " Aubree Mendel good idea to assign a specific person per-son to be the designated driver. Do not be the next DUI or cause of a fatal car accident. 1 know that many people, including myself, fear what happens hap-pens when we put the key in the ignition and drive down the road. The concern for drunk of fly-fishing equipment, lessons and guides.) This is the third year Matheson has taught the workshop work-shop at McPolin and the first time that it has been underwritten underwrit-ten by a local business. The 10-day workshop will culminate cul-minate in the creation of a papier mache fish sculpture by each student. stu-dent. In addition to Utah fish species of coho salmon and cutthroat, cut-throat, brown, rainbow and brook trout, students may choose to sculpt sockeye salmon, whales, dolphins or sea turtles. For an hour of class time each day, Matheson directs the students stu-dents in the design and creation of their projects, infusing scientific scien-tific lessons such as anatomy, stream ecology, origins of local fish and problems facing trout in western rivers into his teaching. Aggie Johanson, McPolin fourth-grade teacher, enthused that in addition to the artistic instruction, the program pro- drivers fills my mind with anxiety anxi-ety and fear. I do not want people peo-ple to misunderstand me... t could care less if you drink or even get drunk, but when I become concerned is when those people feel new Zwffo" by Make sure designate a . driver, or plan on staying naive at the house (perhaps all night) until you sober up. We do not want to enter the new millenium with deaths caused by irrespon- mmm sible, selfish and naive people. . f know that when 1 leave my house Friday night to attend a fiarty or dinner, I will receive a ecture from one if not both of my parents. The lecture most certainly will be telling me to make sure that I drive carefully and watch out for inconsiderate drivers. I too will be concerned vides an opportunity to correlate other elements of their curriculum curricu-lum such as math, science and geography. Matheson has taught the fish art workshop in over 120 sites throughout Utah and "finds teaching the program at McPolin especially gratifying since he has been a resident of Park City for the last eight years. He is a self-taught self-taught artist with more than 25 years experience. His educational education-al background is in children's literature lit-erature and tractor technology but his artistic instincts surfaced early in his life. He was inspired to create his first fish sculpture in 1980 after fly-fishing for brook trout in Idaho. For the past two years he has concentrated on whales, dolphins dol-phins and sea turtles and most recently has chosen scarabs and dragonflies as the subject of his creations. Matheson's work can be seen at the Kimball Art Gallery from you II never regret. Get your Real Estate license right here in Park City! Evening & Weekend classes now available. Contact: Rona Walton - ronawwbhg.com' Call: 435-649-9200 1-800-999-7355 Are you tired of paying rent on the Internet? Would you like to own a personal on ramp to the World Wide Weh? For less than the cost of one year of service from y our current prov ider, you can stop paying monthly fees FOREVEIlt NO ANNOYING POP-UP ADS" Do you know anyone who wouldn't like to have Lifetime Internet Access? All the features you expect ore included: Up to 5 e-mail boxes 5 MB personal web site spacje Net Nanny (so you can chaperone the kids) 1975 dial-up locations, Local dial up SLC, Ogden, Logan, Provo, Park City, St George FREE technical support For only $ 179.95 PC or MAC Onetime Fee So what are you Waiting fop? Call your local webCOMBO rep toB free at 877-424-1859 or (801) 859-5030 to (801) 252-1859 http:Www.americasisp.netrsc2tech Resalers Wanted about my own well-being, but 1 will have an additional concern for all my friends. 1 will worry about them making it home safely, and if I have to drive them, 1 will. The reason 1 am writing this article is because most adults do not realize how something like this affects a teen, with the knowledge that my friends will drink and your friends will drink. I wanted to make everyone every-one aware of what we are getting get-ting ourselves into; and that you have to live with the consequences, conse-quences, whatever they might be. If you take the extra time and consider the people you may be harming because you were having fun, you'll see that it just is not worth the pain of knowing that you could injure or even kill someone. Now go and have a great new year, but be aware of what you are doing, and be safe. at McPolin now until Jan. 3 or at the Phillips Art Gallery in Salt Lake City where he has been represented for the past 18 years. He became a teacher through Artists in Education, a federalstate-funded program of the Utah Arts Council. To show appreciation for Jans donation, Matheson will assist the students in creating six fish sculptures representing all trout and salmon species covered in the workshop. These creations will be given to Jans for permanent perma-nent display in their fly-fishing section of the store. In addition, children will have the opportunity to display their individual creations in the store in the spring when the flyfishing fly-fishing season officially begins. Parents of students and the community at large are encouraged encour-aged to show their appreciation of Jans gift to McPolin when shopping for the holidays or for any sporting occasion. t J visa POOR C(