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Show 10 TteCtezt 0 0 To 0 0 0 PEIIMMMEMEM111 n sk 11.,44f i.11.4 ,IMP, 'MM..- 0 $ - MEM.- '' NEW, By Ray Grass Deseret News sports writer ALTA Beginning ski students took a couple of giant steps uphill here last Saturday in the second session of the Deseret News Ski School. ' :' .1 fait NZ, 'MEP" ' ,,,,' HACKMILLER Okad , 4 traitir 'wow ''''' f , Mk Naze Id ,,,,,,,,,,. w '.;..';' ''': 5,,,:,,,,,,4p;, 4, '!' 1 It tA 0I Vat7 ,',, ' :. ':' .:.;,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,. ::, .:: '' :, : :':,'..- 1111 ,. r,r rf01 P,',P T r''',''',r' ,,,..,,,....:,,;,.: , gamommoismwonnimovormr,i;!4:.i.,":'17'17!.-- .,,.,,.,:;: ':' , :,,,,,,.....: 11 41 ,,11 Keep the park small , '! ' " SPORTS EDITOR 1 ',,ii'A'', t; 1 404P, t. '.., , ,, ,... , - . . ,' ,,, - e,,-.,- Upwards of 1,000 students moved onto the famed snows of Alta with "a much more confident feeling of the , , .. ..-., -.- ', ,: :, ... ;;..:..., .. .e... ,,,: -- ....,r1,,.::,:4. tozi1. - itbqg Pvt. ......... .. , ': , i.:, :4 ,, ,, :3::,,,,:!:?,?:',': ,.;,,,,;4-,;- ',.,,,,:i ' - ..:, t ,, :!it......,.... ., 9.,,, i,1::, ..).0::f. ; .,.,.. :,:toi.i.,-4:-- ,::,,, ,,:.1..4.,,Itt,- -, 1 Ir v V'e . ,I,.. .....: .,:::,:::,,:,...:",,,,. ,:. ,,: .. ,, .. ,::,,, - :,43. ,.,4:... ,4, ,.::.. , .... ::. ' , :::, irt ' :!' . i , , , ,,,, ,, ....,..,, ,:, 1 ;' ., 3., , A ,-, ,...,,l'' - - 4r-- - 0 ' ---- , ,,. ' .. - .::.-- ;, k.? .,, 4if ...... i''": , - q ,. ". :' ...:.ii..: :.... 4 , ' .' ,,:,.,7--4,' ' ti: - :' - - - .. , k I.., -. 4. ' Under ideal weather conditions, some 1,000 students met on the bottom lands of the famed Alta resort for their first introduction of the season to snow in the Deseret News Ski School. run-out- After the students learn to apply the brakes, they'll get their first taste of the snowplow turn. After this class students will have a week to rest, relax and a even do a little practicing. The final class of the ski school will not meet until Dec. 6. For this Saturday students should ut a.m.: 7. South High at 8 a.m.; 8. Granite High at 8:15 a.m.; 9. Cottonwood Mall west of ZCMI at 8:30 a.m.; 10. Granger High at 7:45 a.m.; 11. Utah Tech College at 8 a.m.; 12. Murray High at 8:15 a.m.; 13. 7200 South and 9th East at 8:15 a.m.; and 14. The Lift Honse Sports Shop, 3698 E. 7000 South at 8:20 a.m. 8:30 meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Snowpine Lodge. Buses will make their usual stops at: 1. Rose Park Shopping Center at 7:45 a.m.; 2. West High at 8 a.m.; 3. South Temple and 13th East at 8:10 a.m.; 4. East High at 8:15 a.m.; 5. Highland High at 8:15 a.m.; 6. Olympus Hills at May 10, 1869. Keep it small, but adequate East-We- choo-choo- st s. Yet, at times, it is one of the most delightful, and unusual, places in the world delightfully charming as only deserts can be. , 1 1 1 1 I I, I 1 , i II 1I Beating the night rap Everyone's talking about the light fly fishing at Strawberry Reservoir' Now it's getting too cold for the to be talking about 8:30 will be. p.m. action. But breaking the shore ice for as long as there is a half acre of open water.,' One guy who beat the rap on the night stuff was Van Nielsen - who decided there must be a way to take,fish before dark. Van likes the Knolls area. He lagged three-incspoons as far out into the lake as his line and lagging arm would let him. He caught his limit most every day, including fish to four pounds. And he was on his way back to the city before dark. The spoon deal might be an answer too for those fly fishermen who run bad luck on flies. Next time, if there is one, I think I'll try it. Gotta try something some nights. es die-har- ds red-whi- h, bill. Also there should be no unnecessary encroachment upon adjacent dry farms which are, in a small degree, our basket. food El - Anyone can offer his opinion on what should be done. Just write, before Dec. 20, to Superintendent George Church,Golden Spike National Historic Site, Corinne, Utah, 84307. My opinion for what it's worth:, we should do whatever is adequate at the a small park area for lunch site stoppers, information building (small) for whatever exhibition is necessary, preferably enclosed, with rest rooms. I've been in that desert in dead of winter, stayed overnight in the bog when my car got stuck. I have seen it in the summer when mosquitoes from. Locomotive Springs, and deer flies and other pests are playing. Most times it is not a place where one would want to spend a day or two basking in the background of the old spike was driven to connect the rails completing the transcontinental effort which was the greatest event of its time. People along the route at Brigham City, Corinne, Malta, stand to gain somewhat from a park area at the site. But will elaborate facilities draw any more than adequate ones? Economics must be considered in light of the times. We have suddenly become aware of the huge national operation wherein more than hall the people are being paid checks by the government for varied services and less than half the people are paying that . 1 memorial, with erection costs, and maintenance foremost in mmd. It's remoteness makes it unfeasible to establish a large park area. It is not a Zion or Bryce area. It is where two trains met and a - 1 -, Let's have an appropriate It's where two trains met -.- ,1 over-playin- g furbearers. :::: i.i. 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Park site is 35 miles west of Brigham City, 25 miles from Corinne. It is about 75 miles from the center of population. For those who have known about it, it is located in some of the state's choicest hunting (and sometimes fishing) areas. It is the realm of rabbits, Ilungarian partridge, chukkars pheasand some predatory ant, quail t ,,::"....4.: ;, .:;,.. 4:w4,,::- - ::...,......: gether on it, :..r.k,ito,,,,...,,,.., 4, A ..;,:,;(11.,::,,,:,,,,,,:,,..,,:-;,,...:,,,:,,-..,..,...,,..,,:,...,,..A.,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,- ..'.:..4e..,.:',.'..:.:..:...; , 44ii., .:,, , :,, ,,,, ., , ..k..., ,,I:t- 'rlil ,,.;:,':t,11 .,i .,............... ,,... ,.....:, ..f.,,, ,.,,,,,, i .....':'...4. .:,.:.....,..,....::,,::,...,,::::,::......,..,......,::: ..... iille:.:, .,,,i,:.0., ,.,.,:,:.. ,,,,,.,... ,,,,...,,.,,,..,.,..... Tonight in Brigham City there will be a public meeting to hear opinions on what should be done at the Golden Spike national historic site. That's where both ends of the transcontinental railroad came to- .14' :.,..,.. VA .:.,.,...:.,....,,,,,:,,......,...,...:......,,,.....,,,.... ,..'Z'' ::.:4.::44: - ... '; 17,,,.:pii,AA,:,,k,I.,,,?..:.:,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,:, - ....',.:.::',: '''..:::;,:',.,...., .....t..,,,-,,,:... 71 - i ,! fii4 t ,.,ti.::. ,:, 11. if 0'1...,,,2,47. ,; ;...'11: ... proper equipment use and adjustment of ski equipment. Saturday, under blue skies and pleasant temperatures, students made on snow. They put their first run-ou- t their skies together and slid effortlessly over the white base. skiers Without exception, first-tim- e said they found it easier than they had thought. "It was nice being able to get on snow for the first time and know a little bit about what was going on. That first session seemed to really help," one young lad told his instructor. Even some of those with prior ski time found Saturday's session of great benefit. "I don't know if it's because I've skied before, but I found this class much easier than last years. I started in the ski school last year, but didn't get a chance to ski much during the season. "I decided to start with the school again this year, and I'm sure glad I did. I learned so much and had so much fun this time, I just can't believe it," a pretty young lady told ski school chief Keith West. In the second session instructors moved up to the gentle slopes and had students sliding, skating and skiing. s Students took their with poles, without poles and under poles. When the class ended, students were just starting to get the hang of the turn.. This week they'll meet the snowplow turn head-on- . Things will start off with shallow run-oalternating from the narrow snowplow to the wide plow. From there they'll move into the most important move on the hill the stop. tii, , .:f;4,44,,..71, 4k, 7. .. ,o.k,.. r1ek;,ke, iit,x4:',...lft.14.!...M:,...,1,:;- 4t .:0!:,- 0,;?.1,;;::r.'," .. y.,,,,,i;12,?:.,-,,',.,- ,;b,.': .''.f.,,le.:': ,:' i .e)V,':i:4;?.S;.:i:.;.,...'. tJ..kgiit.'ek,',,.',i14,..,:17Pi:';.''..4:4','4';A,,:ffii,A-Zip.- 1,... .:........ .:,:' :,:,t,:i.,:.:'..:'',,',.......,..!.',. ,'';,4,', ';', ';,,, ; ' ,,i, ,.; ,, rgirf, tar.,::e!ri.3::Natilikk ,..... V "..;,,:;; ; -. , i .. ., ... '.' :'...,- .14).Vi::,,:'''''':(;:,.::: :: , ..4.... ... ... ,.' ..e.,. ........ ..... '.'' '5,, --- ',..,,,:4,,, :,,,1,.t.::::'.1.3',:I4 ,i;;,::,..,:,..i.:'.4 :'''-' ...4,'i, . - ,, ....,..efl,!.::,'':'..,r i: , '..,:,;- .:'':.,'Di ,,,:::,; At ,: ,:. :.,::,, A 7kiii.T..7111k'''''T:?:. Said ski school director Alf Engen, -This was the smoothest introduction to the snow I've seen in the 28 years of the Deseret News ski school." The reason seems to be the introductory class held Nov. 8 on the snowless slopes of Sugarhouse During that session students were shown first movements on skis and ,,,,li''''..3... ., .,...4,',,,.,,,,,?,..,--?!!7- 2....i...,.;:,)r,A,,, , ' ',, .,,k4..A.7.A. sport." 1 Li 10B 1975 DESEPET NEWS, THURSDÄY, NOVEMBER 20, I'm a Golden Spike fan. I rode the Centennial train from New York to , I The' ird set to 'fly' .. 4':1'.:74',''':':"'44. '..' ' , 1 ". ' ..: ' ,, ,'t.::4Ve.:::::',',::-..g. ....... ... ::::: .II..,!,,:;;,:,,i,.,,:::,-;::,'',iiH:- , ' ..,..... ....,..,' .. ..'K :: - .:::.::. '''.- 'r ,q,it' , ... ,4 :, " ,...,.. ,:., . ... .: :, : VOLII adAT TACO' Like most of Utah's ski areas, the SNOWBIRD theme this past summer at this newest of ski resorts was to refurbish rather than expand. Plans were on the board this past summer for the addition of one or two new chairlifts. According to Randy Montgomery, vice president of marketing, a couple of locations have been selected, but final decisions won't be made until next summer. Skiers will notice several changes this coming season. "We've done a lot of grooming and improved a lot of the existing runs. One of the biggest changes is in the Regulator Narrows. A lot of work was put into that section just off the tram," he added. One program initiated last year by the'Bird was the use of free guide service. This year that service will be expanded. Right now, Snowbird is the only area offering this service in Utah. The idea of the program is to acquaint skiers with the different runs and areas suited for their level " , ','.....,:.:,:;;': .., ;..:,....,. ..,- :.;:;.::,, IN.t.;::4:;':(:i::ts::$:,,,:-:,,,N;".,,:- '':' ' 1 ',LI I ':;2.i..'; :.'x ;,,e1Z,;tfl'. 1,)tik:A:A':4P'',... 'e,,:.,....,--- 7 (:':::,...::::.::k!:!:,: :::': , ,' ...,k.::,.?;!:,7"1.7..;,,,,,,,:x,,...7:, ., I ', .:',':':".:ii.t;,::. '..... '3W .,.,,,,,,,,.0'.,,Ni:',,:,:',,:,,,.'U:.::" .';':;: Ak.4010011 , ' ''''''''''''''''''i''''':1'::':'"c.:.Sti",f4Sii'?"4.'A':,i.$063("0.)?:4".0,'I'-:"':3::'''''''''''- ' ' ',0.3.;44,'. ., tv,:': ,' ., ' .. , - .,..'.. Better runs was the goal set season. by Snowbird for the 75-7- 6 . , . ''',." ' ,,,,A '''''''"2A ' cr itir--------,c- rit c, , ,,1 ' , ,,,., , ,,, , F It ,,, 04,7e fedi 5,7 A 01 0 i ''',; 4" !, , ,4, led , E I -- ' 101 I I - .41:. '''atirkii special Snowbird uniform. Snowbird will have a heavy schedule of events going on early this year. A special freestyle camp will be hosted at the resort from Dec. 4 to 7 along with The Ski Co. out of Ogden. Along with the camp will be a special freestyle judges clinic. According to Montgomery, the two camps will at times join in order to introduce skiers to judging techniques and judges to freestyle qualities. Then from Dec. 15 through 17, a special Ingress Meet will be held by the Professional Freestyle Assn. at Alta. Skiers wanting to take the freestyle tour with the PFA will have to qualify in the meet. At the same time, the special 2 demonstration team will be cutting up the slopes of the 'Bird along with Snowbird's skiing pro Corky Fowler. Big news from Snowbird is the World Freestyle Championships will again come to Utah. Themeet, tabbed the richest and biggest of the season, will be April 9, 10 and Day passes at Snowbird this year will be $9 with for both tram and chairlifts. A chairlift pass only will ''', '''..,,,,,,so, 0, ,:;t, ;1402 MUD AND SNOW - , '' it, InRVONg , t ,,,.., .4: 'A ,- 2,, , ,, . , P1A$ ,,lt,, , ATTENTION SKIERS!, IT'SAW !NEW LAW! ALL MOST ALL SMALL SIZE CARS MED. SIZE CARS FOR 2 FOR $27.76 $31.76 $35.76 4 1974. Hancock said initial reports indicate "roughly 183,390 hunters took to the mountains in search of mule deer. But accurate figures will not be available until Febmary when our final tabulations are made." ro 11 111 ' ,, iv ' 5 ' 5 , ....7, MOUNTING INCLUDED ONLY ' 600-1- 5 Et 40.50 z ADD $I FOR WHITEWALLS PLUS RECAPPABLE EXCHANGE nnew tire IMPORT RADIAL SNOW TIRES - '7' . ,,,, , I added, rl- Am rit I OZZZA0Z""Q Anti Cit ' , "division personnel were encouraged about the 1976 season by reports of large numbers of does and fawns in the state." , fz A......t. , -' , ty ,s tkr 1 I A, '111,1 i Qom- - - -- a ,. WI d .0 0 S,SttET 165 tires 110021etnirtrp oramitompemonsolot irth a 2364 Quirt Ave 192-757- 1 you hold rein on your purse strings I Wall Ave 3 q3-8- 633 So 292-142- SOO 4 VARA E I t , p . rit?907,-,r1 Iptil Litliall Ibr h 0 HE'S THE MAN TO - 2770 So 300 West 487-108- 355 So 200 West I 7 II 364-432- S!! 7 1, - ROI( ' 180 No 375-652- '2 . 200 West . Dr 1 1C11:17:1257: ' 752-340- 6 I f, 0 a 11 House 2320 Highland 487-582- Question about money? Sylvia Porter can help 01 5 rri lin FOR 2995 4 PtuS pnrCtinfg-J . rw.ir Lthigliulmill 0i 1:51 ZRES13 pius .firra SALT LA K IE '0' . 560-1- 5 estimates appear to show downward trends in this year's deer harvest," Hancock - .- IdFORL 5 Deer hunt success down in '75 y 4. . 5 by Ray Grass ....0 4 4 F - t . 4 4 ,v- 1 3 3 . rit-,- ilgtt4 A.r , be $6.50. Hunter success for 1975 in the primarily buck-onlhunt was approximately 24 percent, a slight decrease from last year's general season hunter success of 28 percent. "Even though our preliminary STYLE . MOUNTING INCLUDED Fewer hunters went after deer in Utah this fall, and they had less success than in 1974 says the State Division of Wildlife Resources. Norman V. Hancock, the division's chief of game management, said Tuesday the total number of hunters in Utah for the annual deer hunt appeared to have decreased by about 2.5 percent from - . MOST ALL LARGE SIZE CARS 2 FOR ., AS LOW AS FOR 2 FOR t1 D Atirio ww glow Iwo New legislation this year requires snow tires or chains on every car traveling in Big and Little Cottonwood canyons. FOR MOST R J. W. BREWER TIRE CO. ,,-1--, -- Take the worry out of ski plans with a stop now at 1 - , LEFE114 tor (Y-1- vi, wiev .0-110P- 40"0:17arn GOT TO 00NOLD C.9..' k 0 ,, v14 1,,cf Nv 'ir ' (Am -- 49 or ,) K-- , a . Skiers will register for the program at the ski school office on the first floor of the Snowbird Center. New this year are Snowbird hostesses. Skiers on the hill with questions on runs and lifts need only asked one of the skiing gals recognizable by the 'f'-','.:'.- EFfn .--K- of skiing. ,.:::::::' 611 . 0 A. P, b !4 |
