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Show Saturday, January 22, 2000 A-26 The Park Record RESORT COMMERC1AI PROPERTY MAMAQEMEMT Lt WHAT IS ONE OF THE MAJOR PROBLEMS THAT MOST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANIES HAVE? QUICK AND DIRECT COMMUNICATION WITH STAFF! RCPM HAS JUST INVESTED IN STATE OF THE ART COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY WITH A NEW PHONEPAGERTWO WAY RADIO SYSTEM. IF YOU ARE WITH RESORT COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT YOUR COMMERCIAL PROPERTY' WILL NEVER BE OUT OF TOUCH WITH ITS PROPERTY' MANAGER. Resort Commercial Pro pern Management, a locally Owned Commercial Property Management and Residential C leaning Company offering services to Office Buildings, Retail Centers, and Industrial Parks CALL FOR A QUOTE! 435-649-1842 -J I SEAT i OFI THE ? PANTSkx I THIS AIN'T NO BACKYARD TUBING HILL Remember those quaint winter days when you and your friends took a leaky tire tube over to a nearby hill, sliding down it at about five miles per hour, then trudging back uphill? KISS THOSE DAIS GOODBYE - G0RG0ZA PARK IS HERE! Gorgoza Park is Utah's newest tubing playground. Groomed tubing lanes. Rope tows. Sight lights. Snowmakmg. This is the only way to tube. What a way to spend a day or night with your friends or family . Our tubing lanes vary in incline, so everyone can find the speed that suits them. Plus, our rope tows make those brutal uphill climbs a thing of the past. And when you want to take a break, our warming yurts and snack yurts are sure to warm you inside and out Winter just got a whole lot cooler thanks to Gorgoza Park . It s a great, affordable way to add some slippery fun to your winter. Come on up! GHASD OPENING January 21-23 12pm - 8pm ECV. MUCH DOUGH? ADULTS & KIDS (7 years oKi and upl LITTLE KIDS (3-6 yea's old) Group discounts available. CALL PCS .MORE INK)RKAIION Tine 1-80 westbound id tht Jertmy Ranch xit 1 41 Turn Itft oft th ramp, trer turn rijht onto Kdfey Road proceed for a quarter mne to Gorgon Park. S5 S3 r HOURS S13 S8 FOUR HOURS S18 S12 1 V) V k ' ) Tubmo, ticket includes the um of torn M lutes for youna antf M. on person per tube. Uo upper towWcereMet No children under 3 year f 0 Condiuxit may detenwne recnetwnt and soerttr.. horn. wiffltr apoart' and toot mar nighty recommended! Mo ati boots. No alcohol No dogs ttowed. Cofer Chiropractic PCST Slder of the Month is Jessica Lyle During the month of December, several of the Park City Ski Team's A Team athletes participated in a six race FIS series in Jackson Hole, followed by a four day series in Park Gty. Jessica Lyle, a new PCST Junior 1 athlete, thrived in fhe tough situation of ten race days in a row. At the Western Region FIS races, Jess played the bride's maid, coming in second in four out of the six races. Showing that she was the strongest multi-event multi-event junior in the West. Jess won the second run in both Giant Slaloms and in one Slalom and finished the series with two seconds in Super G. At the Eric Hays Memorial races in Park City, she broke the second place jinx, winning the first Giant Slalom, holding off teammate Kim Stephens and the University of Utah squad. Jess wrapped up the December series with another second in Giant Slalom and a third in Slalom. All in all, an outstanding December for a great young athlete. ath-lete. The Park City Ski Team thanks Cofer Chiropractic and the Jack Johnson Company for their generous sponsorship of the Skier of the Month award program. Dr. Cofer and Jack Johnson PHOTO COORTESY Of ETHAN MILLARD Park City Ski Team racer Jessica Lyle at a recent race. will each donate $100 per month two and a plaque will be made toward a scholarship award, commemorating each Skier of Pizza Hut will donate dinner for the Month. PCST shines at Snowbird, Sun Valley by Karen Finocchio PARK CITY SKI TEAM If the Park City Ski Team had not already established themselves as a top team, they did so this past weekend at Snowbird Snow Series Dual Slaloms. This unique head-to-head format allows athletes to compete against each other as well as the clock. Unlike typical soft Snowbird race conditions, both courses remained in top form with minimal ruts and hard snow in the track. In their first race of the season. PCST C Team athletes put forth top showings on both days. Austie Blais, a Junior 4. and Kiley Staples, a Junior 5, earned back-to-back victories in their respective age classes. PCST men dominated the top 10 overall positions securing third throueh 10th. 13th and 15th on Saturday. PCST women matched the men's results with Megan Malone taking the overall win and another seven athletes placing in the top 15. PCST showed off its tremendous tremen-dous depth with giant moves from bad start positions. Junior 4 girls Molly Cannon and Whitney Watts leapt from their latter start positions posi-tions into fifth and ilth for their age class. Mark KJeinman, who started 60th in Junior 4s, powered his way into an 11th for his age class. Opening with such tremendous success, PCST is looking forward to upcoming Junior Olympic qualifying qualify-ing races this weekend at Jackson and South Series races at Park Gty. Sua Valley PCST made a quick adjustment from the Utah Winter Games Tech Series into their opening Intermountain super-g last weekend week-end at Sun Valley. The Allan Patterson Memorial welcomed top competitors from throughout Southern Idaho. Wyoming and Utah in a three-day series. Despite fresh snow and mountain moun-tain closures for avalanche control. PCST Junior Is and 2s were rewarded for their patience. PCST again dominated top positions securing 13 top places throughout the series. Christon Horstman and Ted Ligety made tremendous gains from later start positions. Niki Waldburger joined Piper Bohnn in earning their first top-15 placings of the season. PCST athletes are preparing to leave for their next Junior Olympic qualifier this weekend at Jackson Hole. This upcoming giant slalom should prove as successful as the season's previous races. Sun Vattn results: Sdl Sun. Women i:th !6th Men 4ihDSQ 7ih7th 10th l'ah 14th ?hh :m Nih .vsih 4r.th 5:nd 54th i;th 10th Brittany Strong Piper Bohnn M. Hempen-Wallace Travis Ciavknd 17th 12th 15th Ilth Sth 23rd ?4ih 57th 40th 43rd DNF Niki Waldburger Chns Ncwey Russ Ordndjll Phil Muirhc Charlie Reed John Mart;: Travis WilLams Chritfon HurMman Andrew Wallman Andrew Colbum Tomi Wladbureer Snowbird Results J5 (-10 years) Overall Results Riley Staples J4il-12years) Alcxa Perkicl 19th Heather Scaglionc 3rd. 4th 21st. 24th Mollv Cannon 26th Hilary Wright 3.Vd Shenandoah Drake 10th. 12th 37th. 41st Whitney Watts 8th. 11th 30th. 42nd Descry Kara 16th. 17th 42nd. 58th Age Class lst.lst Sth. 9th 2nd. 2nd 13th. Sth. 6th 23rd. Sth. 8th 24th. Megan McJames 59th Enca LindlW.xun 65th Austie Blais S7th.lith Barrett Dewald DNF Ryan Simons DNF Seth Anderson .35th Eric Higy inson 74th Mike Wallman SOth Mark Rleinman h John Stafford 46th Man Peters 46th. DNF John Moffat 52nd Ryan Hunter 73rd Jamie Boland 96th J3 (13-14 years) , Megan Malone DNS Kate Bragg Meredith Sielten Sarah Lyman !4th Chelsea Shapard 13th Kelly Sahey 18th. 20lh 54'h. I3th.20t!t38jh. 1st. 1st 6th. DNF 30th. 4th. DNF rnd. 7th. Sth 33rd. 8th.'22rjd 36th. UHh. 25th 39th. Ilth. Ilth 39th. 12th. 13th 41st 13th. DNF 14th. 15th 52nd. 18th. 21st 62nd. 15th. 30th 57th. 1st. DNS 1st. 1st. 3rd 2nd.5ih 3rd. Sth Sth, 7th 6th. 8th 10th. 7th. 9th 11th. 10th. 10th 15th. 17th Relcanni Trwrscn DSQ Emih Coelho 35th.DNS Jacob Dudek DNS Steele Dewald Blaine Baker Rogan Parker DNS Mat Wallman DNF Clayton Karz Cameron Klein DNF Sebastian Peredo 67th David Blais Charly Ligety 16th Erik Fisher Jeremy Wiklein 31sl Alex Wilkinson 43rd Patrick RocdcT 44th Junior 2 (15-16 years) 6th. DSQ 10th. 18th. DNS 1st. DNS 3rd, lst.4th 3rd. 7th 2nd. 20th Sth. 44th 3rd. DNS 6th. Sth. DNF 8th. 6th. 6th 9th. 9th 7th. DNF Sth. IOlh.25th 13th. Sth. 12th Sth. 15th 7th. 13th 12th, 2nd. 30th 4th. 71st 11th. 17th 7th. 15th.49ih31st. 16th. 20th 32nd. Yanni Swing DNF Rachel Wilkinson Amada Bohnn DNS. DNF Dustin Sunons Tyler Blame 42nd Tvler Turkingtoo 38th 2nd.DNF4th. 2nd. Sth 4th. 17th DNS. DNF 1st. 1st 3rd. Sth lst.lst 4th. 7th, 9th 38th. Wake Up To rVBrealtfast on Wlain and catch first tracks 'Sfj ... lJ -Jjd6 to Order Warm Hearty Breakfast Try our Classic BreaKC irrJ 3 W. ,0" W Served Every Morning starting at 7 am thru 1 1 :30 am ItoiM Snacfrltht Skiers Breakfast Oitcritos Meat Lovers Omelette fm Ciiekj Or.'.nrrrE IIoevos Racci:ecoj Oarcbi OKaim Oawfast nzza Chii com Polio Steak & Eoos Eoos Oekepot & Men r.lo! c |
