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Show 2C lakeside Chamber Reodie 1 0,000 Meter ftun Review North, Wednesday, Mar. 30, 1983 Tours Area Schools h a rowing By DAN CARLSRUH Reivew Sports Editor If you ever walked across one of the area colleges in the past few years you probably have noticed a group of people standing in a small circle. You may have stopped and watched as they each took turns lifting their legs, almost like they were standing on some hot coals or a t hill. It could be that the group was only practicing for their Dances From Strange Cultures class, or maybe the pressure of finals finally got to them and they were taking their frustrations out by kicking an imaginary professor. On a closer look, you notice that the people are not alone. A little bitty ball of some sort is the center of attention of the group and all their efforts are put into keeping that small ball up in the air. The ball is actually a little leather bag and the game is called foot bag. Foot bag may be the technical definition but everyone knows the game as Hacky Sack, which is also the trademark of the bean filled bag. The makers of the bag urgently remind the press and anyone they may bump into on the street that the Hacky Sack name should only be used when red-an- talking about the little bag made by them. But their efforts to protect the trademark may be too late as its already a generic term used by those who play it for the game itself. Recently, a Hacky Sack crew prt ' An estimated 1,000 participants are expected to run in the second annual 10,000 Meter Classic through three northern traveled throughout area Davis County cities on Saturday, May 14. The 10,000 meter run (6.2) miles is sponsored by the North Davis Chamber of Commerce Association with proceeds to be presented to the Childrens Aid Society of Utah, a statewide organization involved with adoption, foster care and related schools showing off the bag and letting some people get the feel of the game. The rules of the game are simple. Keep the two inch bag airborne by using only the feet or knees. But thats where simple steps aside. Keeping the bag off the ground takes superior coordination and condition. The skills required for the simple task impressed the United States Ski Team to implement the game into its training. Oregon and Washington Departments of Education have officially endorsed its use for their students' and various other athletic and educational organizations encourage kicking the little bag for recreation and skill development. The cost of the little bag isnt so small.' Prices can range around the $6.50 mark. There are other brands of bags but they too are not cheap. Time hasnt decided yet if the game will become a standard past time for Americans and the little bag still might go up to heaven. But for now, the tiny bag is getting a growing clientele and more people are looking like they are standing on hot coals as they attempt to keep the little monster from hitting the ground. family-oriente- pre-regist- women and its Little League Baseball. The mens program will include four mens slow pitch leagues, to be played on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday nights. Leagues will be classified as A, B, or C, depending on the competition level desired. Also a newly formed fastpitch league will be played on Monday nights. Team applications may be obtained at the Clearfield Swim Pool, 934 South 1000 East, Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. until Saturday April 9. Only 10 teams will be allowed to participate in each league, with Clearfield teams having first priority. Team registration fees for the Slowpitch leagues will be $150 for Clearfield teams (no more than five out of city residents allowed on roster). Outside teams will be $190 (having six or . WEST POINT Two West MONICA NEWSOME tries her luck with the small Hackey Sack bag when the Foot Bagging troupe visited North Davis Junior High. more out of city residents on the roster). Fastpitch fees will be $180 for Clearfield teams and $220 for outside teams. of May 9 and running through The little league program will include four different leagues for boys and girls; ages ($7), Minors ages ($7), Ma($10), and Seniors jors ages ages 5 ($10). Third and subsequent children within a family may register at half price. Ages are determined by August 1, 1983. Registration will be conducted from March 14 through April 8, at the Clearfield Swim Pool Monday through Saturday. All players listed on last years team rosters still must submit a current registration form. All new players interested in participating in the Majors Baseball Program must attend one of two tryout dates set for Wednesday, April 13 from 4.30-p.m. or Saturday, April 16 from T-b- 10-1- Layton Rec Plans Baseball The Layton Recreation Department will be taking registrations and fees for Little League Boys Baseball, 9 thru 12, and girls softball, 9 thru 12, on April 1 until April 22, at the city recreation office. ' The fees for the boys will be $10, and the girls will be $8. ; The Department will also be taking registration and fees for the junior high girls softball during the same time frame. The fee for the junior high girls, will be $10. Registration for will be in boys' and girls May. Adult Man's Softball leagues registration will begin on April 5, in the recreation office, at 8. a.m. or at 7 p.m. The fees will be teams will be con$122. from other northern county cities not having their own chamber organization. The chairman of the association is Hersh Ipaktchian, a Layton owner and civic leader. nt mm cMm mw -546--4029 VuT".sVC The 1983s Have Arrived srarassm. nt coaches, umpires, scorekeepers, etc. Team spon-osr-s are also needed. If interested in any of these programs call Roger Thomas, Clearfield Recreation Director 7 at or At CLASSIC CYCLE 1195 N. Main in Layton 773-330- 6. 773-330- I Pull sway from the crowd on a Kawasaki LTO Bell Drive With the high power end responsive handling that are standard on a Kawasaki And the easy riding that belt drive delivers LTD styling puts you out in front with long, polished forks, pullback bars, a deep, stepped seat, megaphone mufflers and sharp alloy wheels Get the 9tyle and performance of the LTD Belt Drive from Kawasaki today. Next Ogden Ballet performance In Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts May 3-- 4 t(avsoc!d CKZ Let the good times roll! 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Completely non toxic and safe and so easy on your carpets Yet it lifts out all types of grease and heavily imbedded dirt. Hmm cirtlt too, lecitien and prict SOCIETY Coca-Col- 8 K sidered first priority. LIFETIME Special-Wheelcha- ir a.m. at Fisher Park In-to- AMERICAN CANCER 30-4- 0, 17-2- 9, 11-1- 6, 2 ll CANCER IN YOUR 31-3- 9, Everyone should try 6 The other undefeated team was the Sixth Graders, coached by Kent Henderson and Mike Painter. Members of the sixth graders are Ryan Henderson, Jeff Painter, Brad Johnston, Jason Walker, Reed Birch, Chris Youngberg and Gordon Fisher. -- 6-- 13-1- Martin, Brad Ross .Tl. 20-3- 0, 15-1- 9, 0 2 and Dennis Winegar. - 11-1- 40-5- 29. July 29. The womens program will include a Womens Slowpitch A League on Thursday night and a Womens Slowpitch B League on Tuesday night, a Womens Fastpitch league on Monday nights and a Coed League to be held on Monday nights. Team applications may be obtained at the Clearfield Swim Pool, until Saturday, April 9. Only 10 teams will be allowed to participate in each league. The Coed League team regist-- : ration fee is $150 for Clearfield teams (no more than five out of ;ity residents allowed on roster). Outside teams will be $190 (having six or more out of city residents on a roster). The Womens Slowpitch team registration fee will be $130 for T womens times with all finishers receiving a certificate. In addition, gift certificates will be awarded to the.first and second place finishers in each of the 13 divisions (Men 10 and under, and 51 and over; Women 10 and under, and 40 and over; and a category). A first-ai- d station sponsored by Davis North Medical Center will be located at Olsen Chevof rolet in Layton. Ogden will offer free beverages at the finish line in Kaysville. The race is open to residents of any Utah county or Hill Air Force Base, but1 participants under 18 years of age must receive parental approval. Carpet Cleaning Clearfield teams and $160 for outside teams. The Womens Fastpitch team fee will be $160 for Clearfield teams and $190 for outside teams. League play begins the week of May 10 and runs through July Games will be played at Fisher Park or Steed Park with league play beginning the week wold, Chad er locations include Wasatch Sporting Goods in Layton as well as the offices of the Layton,' Kaysville and Clearfield Chambers of Commerce and the Clearfield and Layton city recreation depart hula-hoo- p 2 West Point Teams Win Point Recreation basketball teams remained undefeated after their season of play. ; The West Point Fifth Grade team played 10 games. The coaches of the fifth grade team are Bud Heslop and Dave Winegar. Team members include Conn Famuliner, Chad Garner, Jason Heslop, Ty Lofs- - ser- a Clearfield Rec Gears Up for Baseball The Clearfield Recreation Department is now formulating its softball program for men and charitable d vices. Serving as for the event are Roger Thomas of Clearfield City Recreation and Rechard Hunt of Layton City Recreation. The race, sanctioned by the Athletic Congress, will begin at 9 a.m. at the Clearfield Shop ping Center with the course fol lowing through Layton and end ing at the Kaysville City Recre ation park. A $3.50 fee is avail able for those who prior to May 7 with a charge for those registering later. Participants may register on the day of the race beginning at 8 a.m. at the Clearfield Shopping Center. ments. Registration forms may also be obtained by mail by contacting or writing the Layton Chamber of Commerce, 1095 North Main, Layton. A $50 savings bond will be awarded for the best mens and (At Ogdon Symphony Offlto Only) (No One Under 6 years Old) In TICKETS ON SAU OGDEN Designated Areas NOW AT THE SYMPHONY-BALLE- T ASSOCIATION 2510 Jefferson Avenue, Ogden, Utah B4401, Ph. 399-931- 4 CLASSIC CYCLE 1195 N. Main Layton KZ440LTD certify I am 18 years or older. 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