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Show 2JE DESERET NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1977 j . ... . Three region titles on line r t $ Here's a look at Thursday's tootbatl games: Region One at Sky View 2:50 Layton (5-p m. The Lanrers were picked to win the region, slipped a little while Bountiful stayed unbeaten, tjien regained prominence beating the Braves last week They had their backs to ihe wall three times and the only damage was a field goal. With the Layton gets it region title at stake the Lancers with a win Thursday aren't likely to give Sky View, which ), Bingham 10-- 6 averages sewn a at Jordan (3-- 3 ), Uintah ) at Judge ), 4:30 p.m. Uintah played Murray tough, and Judge doesnt really have to win this one its assured a quarterfinal Berth but those Bulldogs have really gotten it together the last few weeks. Theyve given up but 12 points in their last five games. The Utes play big D" too, and unranked Judge makes a few mistakes like dropping punts, so we'll call it an interesting 19-- Bulldog win. p.m. Brighton Kearns at ilillcrest (t-1- ) 3 ), at Orem (1-- (3-2- 3 T v -1 1- UJ rv (3-2- p.m. third-ranke- UAKS Boston at Tooele ), 5:30 Murray (4-p.m. Well, there goes the Buffs winning record. Murrays too big and versatile for a pretty good but young Tooele cluh If the Spartans win, they'll retain some of their dignity (shocked by Cyprus two weeks ago, remember?) and go into the quarterfinals as league champ. Lose, and they could be No. 3. Orems shooting for that No. 3 finish and that quarterfinal playoff with Region Ones No. 4 team. A fourth-plac- e league finish would mean the Tigers would have to play either No. 1 ranked Skyline or No. Olympus, p.m. Like Layton, Brighton must win to take the region championship. All Granger can do is sit back on its 51 record and await Thursdays outcome. i V 9 theyll play. Region Two 4 (2-3- a Cindrrella story for the second time in three weeks last week against Granger (the Miners were done in by a fake punt), Bingham should easily beat Jordan. Theyre assured of at least a quarterfinal playoff, and Thursday's game determines whom much . 11 ti LJ LJ Region Five Almost game, even that vT ( d last-secon- d pre-seaso- V IV O 71 both unbeaten until today. It s not a Orem must win, but seventh-rankeby a couple of TDs. The unlikely event of a Bengal loss to the Huskies couid throw the state quarterfinal berths up for grabs should Bingham and Orem both win also. But fifth ranked Brighton looks to strong for llillcrest. The Bengals only stumble was to a Bingham field goal, and the Huskies wont get that close. prep , d salt Lake Cit forecaster says snow on the way By Ray Grass Deseret News sports wjiter Expect the first snows Nov. oQ 4 ... Thanksgiving by there sfiould be between 13 and 2fi)inches at the ski resorts . . . and by Christ-ms- s resorts should have between 39 and 57 inches tellers forecast, but a scientifically projected oqflook at what Utah slaers can expect for the beginning of the 1977-7ski; season. the report came from wdather expert Mark d Eubank and was to a winter kickoff luncheon of the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce and the Utah 8 deli-vbe- Ski Assn. Eubank told the group that current weather patterns were similar to last year. But, there are some differences which should cause a change , he said. By next week the jef stream should drop into Utah and with the drop will come snow.. . those of that this winter will lie a little colder and snowfall will be a little above average by Christmas "The average depth at Alta by Christmas is 41 inches. I predict this ear the depth will be between 46 and 57 inches. The group also heard reports from most of Utahs West also told ot the new air water snow making equipment at Park West, the new 3,400 foot double chairlift and four new runs Dr Alvin Cobabe of Pow'der Mountain said work as his resort concentrated on grooming runs Don Wilson of Snow Basin said a new beginners lift was added this resorts ski three new ones included summer. Ed Pilkerton of Snowoperating this winter and bird noted that a new lift that a new lift is planned and some new facilities were only slightly used for next year. Max Lundberg of Alta last season, thus leaving said work at that resort them almost new for this was on grooming existing years skiers. Brent Beck of Sunruns with emphasis in the Albion and Sugarloaf dance said his resort areas. tripled in capacity two Gil Jensen of Brighton years ago and that said trail grooming was grooming in the exextensive and that his panded area was the key resort would continue this past summer. Then came reports with its rebate program from the new areas. on bus fare. Dick Houlihan of SolCraig Badami of Park City pointed to new snow itude pointed to the three making equipment on new lifts, extensive relower runs at that resort. modeling and trail Dick Frost of Park grooming in preparation Wally Wright of Gorgo-z- a said one ski lift will be . 4. by.Nov. lie also told the group Week end : ; specials. Mens tor its reopening. Gary Williamson of Heritage Mountain, the proposed resort on Maple Mountain outside Provo, said that resort has the green light, will begin lift building next summer and will open for the 1979-8- 0 New York Resort builder Warren Denver King said his new com- plex, Deer Valley, located southeast of Park City will open in 1979 with nine chairlifts in operation. When completed the resort will have 22 lifts to handle 20,000 skiers per hour. ski season. Easiest Denver connection. Same concourse service. Steak in Coach on all meal flights Philadelphia Sports moves BASEBALL Jo Traded ouheOer CHICAGO Cardinal to Philadelphia lor right haooed pi k tier Manny Seoane, aiuuliad catutw Larry Cox from Seattle tor relief pitcher Jim Todd and minor ieague pitcher Steve HamricK NE W YORK METS Acquired shortstop Dandy Roger from Lo Angee$ to complete the deal tor catcher Jerry Grote, Pitcher aoaed to their roster first baseman Marshall Joan Berenguer, Brant and outfielder Ed C ipot, and outngrv ted pitchers Jeff Grose and Dennis Solari to Tidewater and pitcher Randy Tate and outfielder Terry Ervin to Jaciuon - - HOCKEY BUFFALO Assigned wingers Jacques Richard and Alex T Kiev to Hershey SOCCER Gordon Bradley resigned NEW YOR K as vice president of the Cosmo to become head coach ot Washington FOOTBALL Traded tight end NEW YORK GIANTS Bub Tucker to Minnesota lor an undisclosed draft choice WASHINGTON-Placcomerback Pat ed Fischer on the injured reserve list and Wind Ian Hail, a signed - tree agent The Eager Eagle Symbol of a New Solitude, And New Savings in Skiing. Goodyear 1 rubber INVITATION heels. PREVUE PARTY SATURDAY OCTOBER 29 289 Reg. 3.50 Thais Sportnaus Silicone ti w tor at the udqp pate its Cpett tovce as Kids & wen as Register NOW a Apecidl cl iss it alt happens (Prizes wilt be given lo all who enter) ONE-DA- 2354 FOOTHILL BLVD. 487-624- -- 'JCPenney charge. Jr JCPenney r CTT3 i CX Free f from Sweetwater. $20.00 GIFT A CERTIFICATE Good at (he famous Hotel Utah Roof Restaurant OR $20 00 GIFT CERI1FICATE Good at any store in the 7CMI Mall. . e Ownership McCune Mansion (200 North Main) 363-360- 0 FOR YOUR $20.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE, BRING THIS AD TO THE McCUNE MANSION BlfORE NOVEMBER 1st. 1977. from 10 AM to 8 PM. Open Monday-Saturd- ay Offer void after October 31. 1977 id czn ((moles uijrs 21 cu We're getting everything ready for the season but dont be surprised if you see us still hammering away. (If youre handy with tools, bring a couple and pitch in around the lodge.) Wee been changing just about everything except the mountain. New Thiokol chairlifts, two doubles and a triple to get you up and around the mountain with little or no waiting Powerful Ihiokol Snowcats to groom trails and slopes tor ideal skiing conditions. The I odge, our center for nonskung activities, has been completely redone for comforts The cafeteria has been rebuilt, enlarged, and newly equipped to serve the kind of fcxid that makes hungry skiers happy New Sundeck, with barbecued ham- burgers and beverages whenever weather pel nuts New Brown Bagger seating area, teenager game room, lounge area, liquor SWEETWATER Time-Shar- i) cT and over onlv. please rrm with- you save every time you ski no matter how often. 1 he card costs $ 0 (pays for itself in 4 weekdays), and its good for the whole season. (Junior Card $8.00.) Discount card Adults J uniors Weekend Holidays $4.50 $2.50 4.00 1.00 $6.00 $1.00 .50 4.50 Pay Save (Under 2) 1 FREE BONUS BOOK A 4H m 4S. DISCOIM CARD SEASON PASS APPLICATION Total Check I nclosed $ (To charge to Musiei Ch.mie, or Visa, simply phone BunkAmcri-cur- '534-140- 0 Each family or individual buying a Discount Card or Season Pass receives, while supply lasts, a free Solitude Bonus Book. (One per family.) Contains 32 coupons that can save more than $150 at Solitude and at Salt Lake stores, theatres and restaurants. Its a bonus for supporting Solitude in its reopening season d ) Name Addu-s- City: Slate Zip Phone ! f Solitucki nus Y Solitude Discount ( urds and Season Passes, with free Bonus Books, can also be purchased at the Solitude booth j is Solitude Ski Resort Co , P O. Box 17315 Suit Lake ( ity, Utah 84117 1 nvlused is nn check for the number of cards or pusses shoun below and free Bonus Book while supply lusis. . Adult Discount Cards at $10 each $ Junior Discount Cards at $X each $ Unlimited Season 5 Passes at $200 Second Pass in same $ family at $ 50 Additional passes at $75 each pur- Midweek Days Save Pay Second pass in the same $150. Each additional pass is $75. new & chasers also get a free Solitude Bonus Book. store, and Moonshine Bar serving soft drinks, beer and setups. New sport shop and new ski rental shop, too. Not new is Dean Roberts. For many, years director of the Solitude Ski School, this year hes back to run it attain 4 Soli- owners and management are sure you'll enjoy the new Solitude. Were all eager to please you, and thats every one of us, from our president and stafT all the way up to our eaele. The DISCOUNT RATES re To qualify, just come lisu n o Sun (water Iaik s fast inalnvj sales presentation on time-sharownership . the flexible, affordable famous Western resorts forever1 al to vacations spend family way e family Solitude Discount Card, NEW LIFTS & SERVICES Downtown Salt Lake Shoe Repair A The best buy for most skiers. You save money SALE Y all FAMILY PACKAGE out having to decide before the season starts how much skiing you If you come to the party, well be happy to oil the price of Season Passes. give you 20 An Unlimited Pass will cost $160 instead of $200. The second family member pays $ 120, a $30 savings. Each additional Pass costs $60 down from $75. CZ3 also receive free the tude Bonus Book. DISCOUNT CARD may be doing. With the Use your 1 2) for your skiing before the season starts, you can buy an unlimited pass good every day of the season for $200. Youll $5.00 4.00 $7.00 5.00 p.m. ON SEASON PASSES 8 By BALSAM EMBERS RESTAURANT 'a check-up- . t 1 If you want to pay Half-Da- y every day you ski SAT., OCT. 29 ''Bring yc ztshoes in for Starts 1 SPORTHAUS GRAND OPENING f: 55c Vp eager to have Salt Lake skiers prevue all the new and better things at Solitude. So please come to our party, from to 4 p.m. on Saturday, October 29. Live music by the Deseret String Band, free refreshments, and a special offer to our Salt Lake friends. is UNLIMITED SEASON PASS pre-openi- at the Land shine -- Adults Juniors (Under The new Solitude STEIN ERICKSON wax Y Full Day SNOW SCULPTURE THERE WILL BE SNOW! NEXT WEEKEND nght SNOW sculpture contest NEW RATES ! c m. mkj,.. xt., 09 9. if in I rolley Square, next to The ice Cream Store g.. |