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Show THE SENTINEL 2 Pag. Thur$dij,0Mib4,WSfl Locals complete solid wool, of wrestling action At the Olympus High High school wrestling pounds, Mark Watanuki tourney shifted into high gear last by fall at 106, Dave Mc- - hosted take-dow- n the Wednesday, week with four of the five Cabe by decision at 112, last second finished decision Hawks Mike area teams getting into Lindsey by with Tooele at 119. Paul Crump by fall behind .action. 167 and Smith at Charlie Snarr Joe ; superior 126, by served Brighton High notice of its strength as decision at 132, Dave Jim Bouwman at 185 the Bengals powered to a Petersen by fall 138, Jeff placing first, Gordon at 98 finishing second, and 51-pasting of Weber last Romine by fall at 145, at Joe decision Wirthlin, 145 pounds, Olsen by Wednesday ; while Jor- John also decision Wolfe 8 placing high. 155, Jay by dan overcame Provo Allen Ken and by 185; Tuesday; Bingham' defeated Granger and; decision at heavyweight. The Bengals were only West in a beaten at 167 pounds. and Alta a split Tuesday; 8 Jordan's In in a double dual, losing to powerhouse Uintah triumph over Provo Rick Shopping for a sU shop while defeating Allen lost by decision at is every bit as important 6 96, Kyle Hansen won by Pleasant Grove as shopping for skis, Tuesday, then placed decision at 105, Jody boots, or bindings Chavez pinned at 112, Jeff second in a take-dow-n it's In fact, clothing. tournament at Olympus Steinegel lost a decision more important because Nez won by David 119, at Wednesday. what you buy is largely In future action, Alta decision at 126, Todd determined by the shop and Brighton will get a Nudsen earned a superior itself what brands it n look at each decision at 132, Van carries, the prices of its other in this Friday and Heder won by fall at 138, merchandise and the inlost a Saturday's Viewmont In- Mark Bentley fluence of the shop's per-Derek at 145, decision vitational Meet in BounRiches tiful; Jordan will visit Cooper and Kevin A. Type of shop. A 155 167, and at at pinned West this Thursday is one of fall shop's reputation 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. then Perry Hughes lost by the major factors in take part in this Satur- at 185, and heavyweight and won by Judging honesty day's Woods Cross Tour Paul Valenzuela nament before traveling forfeit. Bingham High won 10 to Olympus on Dec. 11 for of its 12 matches, in a double dual at 3:30 which cluding eight by fall in the p.m.; Hillcrest, action started Tuesday, first round of its will be at Weber this with Granger and West to take Thursday at 5:30 and 7:30 then went on three by fall, p.m. then is expected to seven of 12, be among the field for the in the second to end up Panther Invitational on with 94 points, outdistansecond place Saturday at West High cing third and place at match 9 to Dec. Granger prior a Viewmont at 3 p.m.; and' West Double winners for included Rudy Bingham will host Bon- the Miners neville Friday at 5:30 and Vasquez at 119, Robert at 132, Jeff 7:30 p.m. and take part in Garn the Panther Invitational Alldredge by two falls at on Saturday followed by a 155, Jeff Asay at 167, and dual at Granite on Dec. 10 Todd Rowley at 185, also with two falls. Single at 3:30 p.m. Victors for Brighton winners were listed as Atwood at 105, against Weber included Quesnd at 98, and Richmond Rob Todd Norton by fall at 98 TiLon Campbell at 145. 6 41-1- P.:3 tri-me- et b th:? fcr skit!::? 41-1- 3-- 38-2- 2 35-2- pre-seaso- to point knowledge, so ask your the sales person in a features exout their about friends specific snow as such individual with garment, perience ski shops. Be aware,' cuffs, inside pockets, loops and high however, that a new shop on the block can have collars. They should also some very well informed be able to explain the warmth vs. style advanpersonnel. B. To guage a sales tages as well as provide person's knowledge. Ask information about caring the sales person about his for the garment. Expect service. Any ski skiing background, how he skis, where he skis, shop worth your business his and equipment should give good service defecpreferences. This can and make good on honor measure merchandise, tive some give you of his knowledge. guarantees, repair faulty and accept More important, products that have items the returned are however, or worn. used been not sales personnel questions do much Policies How governing ask you: such you weight? How tall are business practices have How you long you? skied? What ability level do you consider yourself" What equipment have you been using? Where do you ski and what kind of terrain and snow conditions do you prefer? Do you carve or skid your turns? Are you aggres? sive or What do you consider most important in a ski boot or binding? This demonstrates his concern for you to get the right for your equipment needs. Coming January In shopping for ski Member F.D.I.C. wear, you should expect lift-tick- et as returns, particularly on "sales merchandise," should be clearly posted. If you are combining old equipment with new old boots with new bindings or old bindings with be sure the new boots shop mechanic knows how to Judge their compatibility. A professional attitude shows up most in the approach salesperson's toward beginners. A condescending manner or impatience with a new skier might mean that you're Just a turkey, too, when your back is turned. The kind of comments you shouldn't hear: "I - can't help you, that's not early. Skiers are wise to "If find a good shop where my department" you don't see it, we don't they trust the personnel, have it in stock" . . . then sUck with it They "Everything in that size can then expect employes is on the rack." A salesperson can always find a person who can help you, he can check on ... to chat with them about what's new, wha s best and to occasioiially offer special service or advioe. ZZ2TZ2HLZT 123 future shipments and he can show you something else that is similar to the item you want. Fortunately, most ski shop personnel are polite, conscientious and Iwoest, but during the rush around period . and Thanksgiving Christmas even the best ones make mistakes. How to avoid this? Shop interest h l Christmas $00 on your checking PCG Tjf 131 f account balance Alta Cchwlnn Cyc!cry fosft NATIONAL FIRST ZIONS 2m easy-going- 5!4 ijhi-hnm- -ra- 1, 1981 tri-me- It's time tosend our FTD Glow MoUcxj Douquet NlU' ill mit Smmtl.il.i- II ( .ill I I Iinu Humour lnp il irjlil. um l !t "I W"h t alir.lllgllM-n- .nl itimiMn jn - I l iiK) fiit v In the first half of their double dual with Uintah, Atta had the following in dividual results, at 96 pounds Gary Gordon won by fall, at 105 Mike Moves lost by fall, 112 Kevin Bowser lost by fail, 119 Ken Barrentsen lost by fall, 126 Kurt Harvey lost by decision, 132 Ryan Fouti lost by decision , 138 Dave Whitehead won by decision, 145 Joe Wirtblin lost by fall, J J. Jimenez lost by fall, 167 Charlie Smith won by fall, 185 Jim Bouwman won by fall, heavyweight Mark Langdorf won by decision for a 2 total in favor of Unitah. 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