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Show Page Tbf Daily Utah Chronicle Openings Fiftv-Si- x 1978 Field House primarily for students by JOE BROCKMEYER racquetball courts, four squash courts, five indoor tennis courts and a suspended track. Other features include men's "'and women's locker rooms, each with it own, whirlpool bath and suana. A weight room will be equipped with one or two universal weight machines. Access for handicapped people is included Chronicle staff Student recreational use will have first priority when the renovated Einar Neil sen Field House opens fall quarter. Described as "mainly a racquet facility" by Campus Recreation Director Mike Shea, he Field House has nine handball- - VINCENT PRICE as OSCAR WILDE in Diversions & Delights by John Gay fabulous opener for the Prestige Series! ;l America's premiere actor in a one-mashow you'll never forget as he captures the irreverent wit and hilarity of a tragic life. Give Barnes (N. Y. Post) sums it up: "Vincent Price h superlative. " n MONDAY, SEPT. 25 KINGSBURY HALL 8 p.m. Reserved Seats: just $5 and $6. Order early! Phone 581-808- 7 weekdays. DIVISION renovation. The sta te paid for roof repairs for the Field House, but students paid "nearly 100 percent" of the estimated $1.96 million project, Jensen explained. Planning of the renovation began in October 1975. and construction bids opened in January 1977. "There was a specific termination date" for the renovation, "approximately July 1978," said Jensen. The Field House had no structural damage, but Jensen attributed small delays to delivery of construction materials and "certain subcontractors were tied up in other projects." Jensen acknowledged that "material delivery delays are always encountered in a project of this scope (renovation)," but he said the University usually denies a deadline extension for minor delays. William Barton, representing general contractor Alder Construction, confirmed delays in receiving materials. He said some minor alterations were necessary due to the current use for the building. Barton denied that the Held House project had low priority. "There was no priority system" for the Fieldhouse project, he said. "It (the renovation) did have a deadline." Department. Because Recreation pays towel service, students must either bring their own towels or rent one for 15 cents, Shea explained. Students must check out a locker key since no permanent locks are permitted, he added. "I think the facility will be the best of its kind in Utah," said Bruce Jensen, director of Joseph Hardy A said a statement should be made to thank the University student body for funding the equipment from the Recreation for Drectedby , Facilities Planning and Construction. He in ihe renovation. Special ramps and an elevator will enable them to use dressing and showers facilities, and an exercise room. A multipurpose surface and removable nets allow the tennis court area to be used as a dance floor, or space for bleachers to seat spectators for special tennis matches. Curtains around each court will help to keep the balls within the court area. New plexiglass windows will not break when hit by a ball. A flat track, 10 feet wide (three lanes), is suspended from the ceiling. It has a polyurethane surface to ease maintenance and its length is 200 meters (eight laps per mile). The track surface is flat (not banked) to reduce construction costs and to permit its use as a spectator area for tennis matches. Shea said the Recreation and Intramural offices will be moved to the Field House. Scheduled hours for student use are 6 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday, and 9 a.m. to midnight Sunday. Students must have a valid ID card. Students may rent outdoor athletic Mail orders available. 3f...:.-.;.,y...- :i . r i., ' ' f VfeSH ? - - 1 OF CONTINUING EDUCATION UNIVtRSITVOF UTAH a 1 I Anyway You Look At It, Angels Flight e c Is A Winner! Angels Flight the snug, sexy look that has captured the disco scene all over America. Blazer, vest and pants of polyester gabardine with an incomparable fit. non-glitt- er s Inside view of remodeled fieldhouse JAPAN INTERNATIONAL 4f 59) i KARATE-D- O CENTER Affiliate cf All Jipin Karate Federation School E$tabli$ked 9 Yn In Utah HUD INSTKUCTOt - TOSHIO OSAKA Classes For Men Women - - Children Ages 5 to 80 VISITORS i NEW STUDENTS WELCOME STU0Y KARATE FOR SELF CONFIDENCE PHYSICAL DISCIPLINE SELF DEFENSE COAT 5000 VEST 1 600 PANT 2000 NAVY -- ENJOYMENT NO CONTRACT TWO LOCATIONS UUfiARHOUSE 16RAXSER I 466-007- 0 lias IMIS 1 1 litis e. AM TO 9 PM I TAN I 960-09- 03 MIS --MM S. 200 W wy :JO PM TO 9 PMJ BROWN BLACK BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT FALL SCHEDULE CHANGES MICROBIAL GENETICS 534 - ( " WILL NOT BE OFFERED FALL QUARTER 1978. ) (534 WILL BE OFFERED WINTER QUARTER 1979) FASHION PLACE MURRAY ZCMI CENTER DOWNTOWN LIMNOLOGY 580 - WILL BE OFFERED FALL QUARTER 1978 (4) LIMNOLOGY M W F 8:50-9:4- 0 (STUDENTS MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR LAB) 580-- 1 580L-- L (0) LAB M. 2:15-5:0- 0 BIOL 117 A.R. GAUFIN BIOL 117 A.R.GAUFIN |
