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Show Page 10 Wednesday, March 1, 1978 j; y w r 150 Participants In Fund Raiser v . - 1U 0 0 Steak & Seafood Combo $8.95 Take your pick of Prawns or Alaskan King Crab Legs, plus an 8-oz.. cut of Prime sirloin charbroiled to your taste. Bonanza Salad Bar and baked Idaho potato included. All our Steaks are USDA Prime top sirloin! 6 to 10:30 p.m. Top of Main Street, . o;':,i.;J!3"i:J.-iS'': J i o' Beef - Lamb - Seafood Salad Bar 7 nights a week 649 W75 Park City, Utah in the Alpine Prospector's Lodge 4 AS 1 " The 7th Annual Utah Ski Racers Foundation businessmen's business-men's race, held last Friday and sponsored by the Utah Ski Racers Foundation, the Park City Resort the Park City Ski Club and Paul Masson Wines, was labeled a big success. More than 150 people participated partic-ipated in the day's activities which included a race clinic with the Park City Ski Team coaches, a dual slalom race and a tennis clinic from Bob McBroom at the Park City Racquet Club. It all ended well with a buffet and cocktails at Le Pavillion (Parley's Park Social Club) located inside the Park City Racquet Club. Over sixty competitors showed up to test their skills, against the time clock on a dual course format. Bob Burns, Jan Peterson, Terrell Smith, Bill Shorter and Gordy Yates were the fastest skiers of the day, and posted the best times on both red and blue courses. Joe Bern-olfo, Bern-olfo, skiing on 220 cm K-2's, lead his team to victory in the team standings. Bernolfo was matched with a group of strong skiers consisting of Roger Haran, Ilauna Gurr, Tom McDonough, Penny-Murphy Penny-Murphy and Ray Hinkle. Bernolfo managed to post the fastest team score at 92.45, just in front of Jim Ellsworth's team at 92.50. Bob Burns, from "The Ski," and his team of giant slalom experts had to settle for third in the team standings after Burns had posted the fastest ... time of the day on both courses. The sunny spring-like weather wea-ther made conditions favorable favor-able for everyone involved. The Park City Ski Team coaching staff organized the actual race and clinic. Video tape was taken of all the competitors and shown at the awards banquet Friday evening. The finish area congested quickly with the sounds of timers ticking i III Witt 4 112 ' yfT-v II i WW I M I away hundredths of seconds, the panting, the uncorking and the sipping sounds became music to the ears of everyone except Mike Wilson, Wil-son, who seemed to keep the "Jim Gaddis" Race somewhat some-what unscrambled. Among the competitors were Channel 4's Bill Orwig, and Shelley Thomas, who also covered the event. The awards banquet held in the newly opened Le Pavillion Pavil-lion Restaurant was frosting on the cake, with an excellent excel-lent job done on the food preparation. Jere Calmes, Bob Walker and Pete Toly should be commended on their help in the success of this fund raising event. Park City Ski Team mem bers, Karri Hayes, Renee Farwig, Caroline Wilson, Alana and Leilani Soares, kept the food tables full with fine Hor d'oeuvres throughout through-out the evening while the master of ceremonies, Jim Gaddis, awarded the trophies troph-ies and prizes to those skiers, tennis players and lucky friends who fared well in the prize giving. Jan Peterson, the awards chairman, managed man-aged to acquire prizes from every ski manufactured, retailer re-tailer and banker west of Evanston, to insure no one got away without something. The awards ceremony ended end-ed with i Bob Marsh awarding Jim Gaddis a Swiss Army knife from the Park City'ski Team staff, racers and parents in appreciation appre-ciation for his continuing support of alpine ski racing in Utah and the Park City area. Many thanks to all businessmen busi-nessmen and their partners for making this fun day on the slopes a rewarding day for all involved. Below is a list of names of those who donated food, prizes and their time to help put it all together. Our thanks for a grand day. Tennis Clinic: Bob McBroom Park City Ski Resort: Phil Hockey Club Defeats Jackson FRIDAY Thursday Nights: Dance Contest - is Serving 25 Cent Beers on our sun deck overlooking the historic Silver King mine See trail map for Jones and Laura Thomas Le Pavillion (Parley's Park Social Club: Jere Calmes and Bob Walker Park City Racquet Club: Vic Ayers and Rick Becker Paul Masson Wine: Bud Imerson Mt. Air Market: George Polychronis Earnie Scow and Pete Toly Bra t to n s R e s t a u ra nt Wirthlins Meats Wolfes: Jan Peterson and Scott Beall The Ski Company: Bob Burns First Federal Savings: Gerald Ger-ald Christensen Salomon Bindings, Larry Vance, Bonner Top GS Park City's Malcom Vance and Dory Donner raced to first place finish in the giant slalom held at Park West Sunday. Vance was tops among the novice boys while Dormer bested the novice girls competition. The race, sponsored by the Salt Lake JayCees, was held on the Bronco run in light snow. The course condition was called "excellent" by Park City coach Bob Marsh. In the Senior Boys race, Park City's Arne Hultquist took second place behind independent Cirk Jones, Mike Tobin, of Snowbird, was third. First place among the Intermediate Boys went to Kevin Conlin of Sundance. Conlin was followed by LIVE BAND AND SATURDAY iniw mm t nran At the Gondola Building Beer & Set-ups Served iff if ia Located High on the Mountain Join Us for Happy Hour location The Winners!!! Williams Smith Goggles K-2s: Charlie McWillianv.; Scott Boots: Mary Cassey The Newspaper Tennis Match B Class-Andrea Metos A Class-Andy Schilly Race Results First Place Team Joe Bernolfo, Ilauna Gurr, topped the Intermediate Girls. Laura Bay, of Nordic Valley, was second and her teammate Denise Coombs took third. Following Park City's Mal-comb Mal-comb Vance in the Novice Boys race was Blake Mort-ensen, Mort-ensen, Sundance, and Peter Faletto, Nordic Valley. Continuing the local race club's lock on the novice competition, Dory Donner was first and Park City's Nancy Donner was third in the Novice Girls race. Second Se-cond place went to Ann W:hite. of Nordic Valley Snow Basin's Cory Jones took first place in the PeeWee Boys class while Conner W?hite, of Nordic Valley, was second and Snov. bird's Kyle Rasniussen Cash Prizes imm 3 Roger Haran, Roger McDonough, Ray Hinkle, Penny Murphy. Second Place Team Jim Ellsworth, Anna Carlson, Randy Montgomery, Richard Howiham, Larry Perkins. Third Place Team Bob Burns, Michele Wilson, Richard Bear, Ken Delino, Ken Paulsen. second place John Hardy, of Snowbird, and third place Dale Rowley, Sundance. Snowbird's Linda Pilkerton was third. The ' PeeWee Girls were paced by Michele Martin of Snowbird. Snow Basin's Melissa Me-lissa Sneddon was second and Anna Brege, Snowbird, took third. Nordic Valley's Teddy Brewer finished first in the Mighty Mite competition, followed fol-lowed by Snowbird's duo of Jacob Brege and Topher Gaylord. Aime Oelerich was the top Mighty Mite girl. Second place went ot Mishi May, of Snow Basin, and Emile Oelerich, an independent, took third. The Park City Hockey Club defeated the Jackson Hole club 12-5 Saturday night in a spirited game played in Salt Lake City. This was Park City's first official game. Scoring two goals apiece were John Sundquist, "Weasel," "Wea-sel," Kloek, Tim Kinsella and Carl Jackson. Single counters were chalked up by Dick Walter, Mel Uhl, Jim Pongrace and Jim Mayhew. The game was cleanly played and only a few penalties were called. Rob Petrinovic. Jim Steinmetz and Jim Pongrace were sidelined for two minutes for elbowing, tripping and high sticking, respectively. The club is eagerly await- ing tha ifrvnming SnnuhirH tilt, scheduled for Monday Mar. 6 at 7:30 at the Salt Palace. Admission is free. Race Friday The Park City Ski Team will be hosting an Intermoun-tain Intermoun-tain Division (southern sector) sect-or) Pee Wee-Novice-Intermediate race at the Park City Resort beginning Friday, March 3. Entries will be accepted until the seed meeting, Thursday at 5 p.m. in the Blue Room adjacent to the bottom cafeteria, and should be mailed to the Park City Ski Club, Box 108, Park City. The entry fee is $10 per racer. Lift passes are $5.50 per day and will be sold in the Blue Room between 8 and 9:30 Friday, Saturday Sat-urday and Sunday. It is mandatory that helmets hel-mets and bibs be worn at all times while in the race areas-no exceptions. The Friday training will be conducted under the coaches supervision. Disqualifications Disqualifica-tions will result if course requirements are not followed. follow-ed. It is suggested that racers read the Race Bulletin Bulle-tin Board in the Blue Room. |
