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Show J Wednesday, February 8, 1978 THE Page 15 Benney Soars At Steamboa America's top jumper, U.S. Red Teamer Jim Den-ney, Den-ney, returned to form to cinch cin-ch the 1978 North American 90-Meter Ski Jumping Championship at Steamboat, Colorado, January 28 and 29. Soaring 105 meters on his first flight and 108 on his second, Denney not only secured the crown against contenders from five nations but also set and reset a new Howelson Hill record. A 99-meter mark set only the day before in the sponsors' invitational meet by Denney, Canada's Tauno Kayhko and Norway's Didrik Mueller-Ellefson Mueller-Ellefson was broken during Sunday's North American Championship meet by eight competitors who soared over 100 meters. Second place finisher Kayhko unleashed a pair of 102 meter flights to score 227.3 points to Denney 's winning win-ning 242.4. Chris McNeill of Steamboat, a U.S. White Team member, soared 101 meters on his hometown hill to cinch third place with 222.2 points. Finnish competitor com-petitor Tapio Junonen's distances of 100 and 98 meters insured him fourth slot with Kip Sundgaard, Gourmet Sandwiches Luncheon Salad Bar Homemade Soup Ice Cream Specialties Sundaes Banana Splits Malts Shakes Carry-Out Service 323 Main Street 649 - 'With each purchase of a heart necklace from the 1928 collection, you will receive free the newest fashion accessory, a lovely heart stickpin. The gold tone heart necklaces are available in antique finishes, the enameled ena-meled look of cloisone, or with fashion stones, some are lockets. Wear the stickpin to match or contrast with the necklace, from the 1928 Jewelry Company. FROM another U.S. White Team flier, hot on his ski tails with lofts of 101 and 97.5 meters. Walter Malmquist, 21, Post Mills, Vermont, of the White Nordic Combined Team, let go with a 100 meter jump to score both his personal lifetime best and to tie with jumping Development Team competitor Jeff Davis for sixth place. In the junior division of the premier event on Howelson Hill's newly refurbished jumping facility, Denney's youngest flying brother, Jon who is 17, cinched first place Boaters Needed To Teach Safety Better boating Utah, a program to educate Utah boaters in the safe operation of all types of water craft, is being expanded. expan-ded. Expansion will require a large contingent of boating instructors. To fill the demand for qualified instructors in-structors the Utah State Division of Parks and Recreation is initiating a 8682 7 MM k NECKLACES PZ fD with a very competitive jump of 97 meters. Two more U.S. Ski Team youngsters placed second and third. Mark Solner of Madison, Wisconsin, a Nordic Combined Com-bined Blue Teamer, earned 165.5 points for his pair of 86 meter jumps and John Bassette, Jumping Junior Team of Quechee, Vermont, placed third. Denney has returned to Duluth to rest before departing depar-ting for the FIS World Championships in Lahti, Finland in mid-February. program to train volunteers. Boaters interested in participating par-ticipating as volunteer instructors in-structors should contact the Division immediately at 1596 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116. Boater safety education sponsored by the Division is currently taking place through the Better Boating Utah home study course. This is a program where students may study at home the Setter Boating Utah manual, complete a test sheet, and submit it to the Division office for correction. correc-tion. Upon receiving a sue cessful score the participant is awarded a certificate which certifies that he has successfully completed the boating safety course. Prerequisites for becoming a volunteer Better Bet-ter Boating Utah instructor in-structor are: Be a boater (owning a boat is not necessary), be 18 years of age or over, have the time available to participate. Instructors will be required to attend two three-hour three-hour classes. Class participation par-ticipation is tentatively set for February 1, 1978 and will take place throughout the State during February. Location of classes will be announced. tiO mm Q T CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Uner 5 Deep gorge 10 Sundered 11 Dawdle 13 Freshly 14 Compose; pen 15 Bar staple 16 Missouri city 17 Gambling house 19 Wire dispatch dis-patch (abbr.) 20 Tate display 21 Wheeler or I,ahr 22 Cultural level 25 Foamy 3 Christians lions setting 4 Evergreen 5 Patron 6 Havlicck's nickname 7 Verdi's slave girl 8 Pompous 9 Fortes 12 Land owned 16 Father 18 Glut 21 Baseball sacrifice 22 Halts 26 Being (Sp.) 27 Do wrong 28 Suffix for cannon 29 Grant; award 32 Suave George 34 Decree 36 Source of power 37 Enjoy 38 Baseball's Garvey, formally 39 Bakery fixture 40 Bring joy to 41 Curve DOWN 1 All male bash 2 Hair-care product i 2 p i-. n, ,e i i fi ,A otot T" b 1Z5IZWL 22 25 24 p2b ' '''-' , JU ...... ,j 28 ip 29 30 31 " VYyyY. 32 35 r7; J 56 ' : nwr-p 36 T" 37 -jg M PSS 41 I I I I I I I I $1,050 Donation For Bleachers On behalf of Park City High School, Councilman Richard Martinez asked the City Council Thursday night to appropriate $1,050 from the city's general fund for improvements . to the school's football stadium. Martinez said $550 would be used to install sewer lines to the proposed restrooms "and I think another $500 in cash." The high school's Stadium Patrons committee hopes to raise $4,500 to buy fiberglass bleachers (capable of seating 600 people) and to construct restrooms, a press TKDDTI TODAV'S ANSWER vs 3i!ihUa'N!ij9Ntej Mv.nsa'3 a n vis s.a.n SH3 1 svo laaanraVCTl ha iBon i s voli I i I VUdbDNi 1 I'D 31 I iQ.N 1 IlMi3;N:V W3i lohlla'abi' IWSVHOliAV 1 S 23 Minuet tempo 24 Baseball's "01' Perfessor" 25 , boom, bah! 27 Calm 29 He wrote "John Brown's Body" 30 Popeye's girl 31 Arouse 33 Prima donna 35 one's way 37 Toss box and snack bar. The grant request has been referred to the City Council's finance committee for consideration. Jeep Rallye Slated The Skyline Jeep Club has been granted a business license by the Park City Council, ensuring that the snow will fly at the 14th Annual An-nual Snow Rallye to be held February 18th and 19th in Deer Valley. "We're a family club and we've got this thing down to a science," Skyline representative Bruce Ditzer said previously of the two-day two-day event that pits man and machine against mountain as drivers attempt to scale a steep embankment in their four-wheel-drive vehicles. The club, which was originated in 1961, is expected expec-ted to draw 4,000 people to this year's event. REAL VALENTINES IMPORTED SOAP GAMES V. 8 STATIONARY AND BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS Galanes For the third consecutive year, U.S. Red Teamer Jim Galanes, 21, Brattleboro, Vermont, captured the national Nordic Combined title on January 27 and 28, an athletic feat achieved only by present U.S. Nordic Team Director John Bower. Year for year, Galanes duplicated Bower's achievements to the exact decade, accomplishing in 1976, '77 and '78 what Bower did in 1966, '67 and '68. Although Galanes placed second in both jumping and the 15 kilometer crosscountry cross-country event for the national crown, he amassed a substantial 423.5 points to edge second place finisher Kerry Lynch, a national Blue Team member from Gunnison, Colorado. Lynch Register Your Skis A program of tagging skis and registering numbers with local law enforcement agencies has been initiated by the Utah Council of Criminal Justice. The various county sheriffs sherif-fs offices have been sent the tags and registration forms to pass on to ski areas in their jurisdiction. The Utah Ski Association said it hopes that ski areas will cooperate in making both tags and forms available to 1 their skiers. Sun., Feb. 12 Lincoln's Birthday "Backcountry Awareness" Multimedia presentations by Utah and A rizona 's most exciting guide services: Presentations by Wild & Scenic Inc. River Guides Wasatch Powderbird Guides White Pine s ouring Center Baja Expeditions Utah Powder Guides Piute Creek Outfitters Beginning at 7:00 p. m. r Wed., Feb. 15 Live Entertainment by Hisau, J apan's most exciting country folk singer. Beginning at 6:30 p.m. Captures Combined earned 417.7 points for his first in cross-country and third in the 70-meter jumping jum-ping event. Thirty-three seconds separated the first and second place finishers in the cross-country section of the Combined competition. Galanes, racing for the first time at altitude, labeled the course "challenging" and praised its uphills but felt jujLuixju b &n.M o x a ST TUP n x X XX X 11 U J A &2 AJd JUUE $4.00 tor All the beer and set-ups You can drink 1 WWW video restaurant at the resort open 3 -1 1 daily 649-8616 Thursday Night Mexican Dinner Special!! Taquitos, Chili Burrito & Salad $1.50 Live Entertainment LEE & MARTY1 Beginning at 5:00 p. 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