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Show Bobby Lawrence Tournament: Park City teamfinishessecond Karate team has. impressive finish By Cindy Hart For The Record The semi-annual Bobby Lawrence Karate Tournament was held last Saturday, Nov. 6, at the South Towne Expo Center in Sandy. Over 2,000 spectators attended with 650 competitors. Sixteen different Bobby Lawrence Karate schools competed. The Park City school placed second, narrowly missing the firstplace finish. The competition ended and the Black Belt Test commenced with the Park City school promoting the largest number of students • Continued from B-1 The new Region 10? get more rivalries; more games matter." However, Highland has adamantly opposing the realignment and has asked UHSAA to reconsider its demotion to 3A. The Rams football team is currently in the 4A state championship where it will play Mountain B-5 The Park Record Wed/Thurs/Fri, November 17-19, 2010 PHOTO COURTESY CINDY HART The Park City team took second in the Sandy tournament in its history, with eight students promoted to 1st Degree Black Belt. Those students are Lyndsey Butler, Adam Hill, Ally Falter, Paco Jaurrietta, Christian Myer, Alec Occon, Thomas Occon and Sasha Yaworsky. Promoting to 2nd Degree Black Belt were Sam Kottler and Art Occon. "It was a gratifying experience to see my students earn their black belt," stated Coie Klekas, head instructor. "I am very proud of all our students who competed in the tournament, as a school we did very well." Crest Friday at Rice-Eccles Stadium. The Miners are an obvious beneficiary from this proposed movement. Park City is able to keep its main rival in Wasatch, regain a few former rivals and up the quality of play with the likes of Juan Diego and Highland. The Juan Diego football team will play for the 3A state title Friday against Hurricane. Miners' volleyball coach Katie McLintock knows that the proposed region will be no Cakewalk. "I'm pretty excited about it," she said. "Throughout the year we played all those schools so we already had a peek in to what next season could look like. I look forward to a competitive 2011 season." Head basketball coach Caleb Fine knows that every team will need to take a step up in order to compete for future region titles. "What is it? It's a competitive region," Fine said. "We'll have our work cut out for us. We'll be prepared, the kids will be prepared to play and hopefully we'll have the athleticism and strength to compete. I'm up for the challenge. I'm not afraid of it." parkrecord.com Dental Health Tips Park City IS YOUR DENTAL INSURANCE LOOKING OUT FOR YOU? First off. for most of us our dental needs are not usually as costly as our health needs. If you brush and floss daily, then most of us do just fine with cleanings and a check-up. In most cases, dental plans will pay for routine cleaning, x-rays, and check-ups. Also covered, but usually at a lesser degree are root canals, crowns, and gum treatment. Cosmetic procedures such as whitening and veneers are usually not a covered benefit. Understanding your dental benefits is NOT easy. There are as many different plans as there are contracts. For instance, two employees with different companies may be covered by the same insurance company, but they have vastly different coverage. The coverage you get is based on the policy your employer buys with the company. This may present a problem, because dental insurance is typically not a consumer-chosen item, but something offered as a perk by the employer, since tax considerations make it cheaper to give denta] insurance than to give more pay (same with medical insurance). 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PARK CITY I MUSEUM Locals' Free Day at the Park City Museum •* Saturday, November 20th Soup & Salad # Lobster Bisque with Cayenne Pepper Nutmeg Fruit and Nut Salad Roasted Pepper, Broccoli and Orecchiette Pasta Salad Fresh Mozzarella and Tomato Salad Organic Mixed Greens with Hearts of Palm and White Balsamic Cold Items Imported and Domestic Cheeses, Dried Fruits, Assorted Crackers Seasonal Sliced Fruits and Berries Smoked Salmon Display with Capers, Egg and Onion Gulf Shrimp Cocktail with Horseradish Sauce, Lemon Wedges & Tabasco Pasta Station Tricolor Tortellini with Smoked Bacon Marinara Sauce Wild Boar Ravioli with Mascarpone Cilantro Sauce Roasted Vegetable Penne Pasta with Pecortno Cheese Hot Items Oven Roasted King Salmon with Orange Champagne Sauce Mashed Potatoes Baked Sweet Potato with Maple and Buttered Cinnamon Pecans Traditional Sage and Cornbread Stuffing Roasted Winter Vegetables . Desserts Assorted Fruit Breads, Muffins, Danish, Pumpkin Pie. Carmel Ap'pie'Ptf, Pecan Pie, Raspberry Truffle Torte, Cheese Cake. Wild Berry Charlotte, and Assorted Mini French Pastries Kids Menu Available Made possible through the generous support of Canyons Grand Summit Hotel $39 per Adult, $15 per Child November 25, 2010 111:00am - 8:00pm RIVERHOR5E ON MAIN Reservations Recommended (435)615-8060 CANYONS Park City Museum 528 Main Street Open 10:00 am to 7:00 pm For more information: 435-649-7457 or www.parkcityhistory.org SATURDAY IS OPENING DAY for our latest traveling exhibition "Our Lives, Our Stories: America's Greatest Generation" * Join us for a free presentation by Exhibit Curator Brian Horrigan from the Minnesota History Center. 2pm at the Kimball Art Center. PARKRECORD |
