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Show a 2B Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, May 2, 1984 Powder Mountain Resort Sponsors Benefit r - Powder Mountain ski resort is ski sponsoring a last-chan- outlets. weekend. Before that all our equipment was either handmade or donated. Now we hdve some first-ai- d equipment and som6 first-rat- e toboggans," Verski All the money received from the tickets bought in advance will be given to the patrol, a organization. Money from the regular-price- d tickets bought at the rewill not be donated to the sort ski patrol, Vernieuw said. For us, the key is the ad- ce weekend to help, buy equipment and supplies for the Powder Mountain Ski Patrol, said Wally Vernieuw, patrol assistant director, The resort closed for the season April 22, but on May 5 and 6 it will reopen to help the Ski patrol earn money. state-of-the-- it non-prof- nieuw said. Verniew said. vance tickets, ' We had a great response last year that helped us to upgrade our equipment. The patrol is selling advance discount lift tickets at $6 each, compared to $9 each if bought at the resort. The discount tickets will also be available at selected . Kar Kwiks. The patrol has Last year was the first year Powder Mountain sponsored the ' Advance tickets may be purchased from patrol members and the following retail outlets, Sunset Sport Centers, Wolfes, Pedersens ski and sports, Millers Ski and Cycle Haus, Hill Air Force Base recreation ticket office, and 65-7- 0 menv bers. Tolman Wins Meet; Sign Up Set H , BOUNTIFUL The Bountiful Jaycees held the City Wide Grade School Championship Track Meet at Bountiful High. School last week. Participants from 12 Bountiful Area Grade Schools competed in the meet. Competition was held in both running and field events. Tolman Elementary won the track meet with a team score of 182 points. In second was Valley View with 120 Points, Boulten was a very close third with 119 points. Fourth place was with 66 points, followed by Bountiful Elementary with 48 points. ' Participants in the meet were invited to sign up for the Bountiful Youth Track Club sponsored by the Bountiful Jaycees. Registration will be held Tuesday, May 15, and Tuesday May 22 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Bountiful Jaycee Clubhouse, 295 I''1! , '5 & ' A , ? ' IV Mea-dowbro- Vi V ' - :y x1 ' - ' ", vv;ku:UW; '' V v,", - 'V' ' ! ' ' : ' i' -- ' v yr ' ' $ : 'd$rA' "? M '' ; - : "' ' r '' 4 WORLD CLASS figure skater Tiffany Chin performs a routine earlier this year the Salt Palace. Chin will be one of '4 four prominent skaters to highlight the annual Bountiful ice , travaganza. skating ex-- at w-m- 6-- 11-1- South 100 West. A copy of a birth certificate, proof of insurance, and a recent physical exam will be needed. A physician will be on hand May 22 for physicals. One year ago, the Bountiful Chin Will Highlight Bountiful So Tiffany Chin, who skated away with many Utahns hearts earlier this year, will join three other prominent national figure skaters to highlight Bountifuls 4 annual ice skating spectacular. The. Utah Figure Skating Clubs annual show will be held tomorrow through Saturday and will feature Chin, ice dancing pair Elisa Spitz and Scott Gregory and 1983 junior mens champion Christopher Bowman as 'well as many local skaters. Because of prior commitments, Chin will be unable to perform at tomorrows show, but will skate at the Friday and Saturday night shows and the Satur- ,day matinee. Nearly 140 Utah skaters will skate in the show, entitled Jukebox Junction, performing rbujines to music ranging from slow waltzes to jazz and swing numbers. Under the direction of a coaching team headed by Vie High Track coach, Lynn DuBois, the club was able to win the Junior Olympics State'1 Championship in its first year. Club members from all over Davis County traveled to Bountiful to participate in the program. Registration for the Bountiful Youth Track Club is $30 and includes a team uniform to keep and a full TAC registration. All track and field events are included in the program. Workouts begin at the end of the soccer season on May 21 and will be held each Monday thru Thursday from 8 p.m. with track meets each Saturday beginning June 2 and ending with the USA National Age Group Championship meet July 4 at Brigham Young University. Over 4,000 entrants from throughout the United States are expected to participate in the National Meet. Club members are not re-- 1 quired to attend every workout, and several played baseball if their games were held during the week. Last year the club had 80 members. Plans have been made to accommodate an expected registration of between 150 and 200 members. The club will travel to Phoethe last week, in June to compete in the Region X Championship Meet. More than 1,000 contestants from Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah are expected at the meet. nix I he Bountiful Youth Track Club placed second in this meet last year behind the Puma Track Club of Phoenix. HOUSE HUNTING? Let Classified Ads help you find . just what you're looking for. Jaycees organized the Bountiful Youth Track Club. Davis County skaters who Spitz and Gregory finished have quailified for spotlight 10th in the Sarajevo Olympics in numbers are: Holly Cook of the dance pairs event that was Bountiful, Kimperly Peck of dominated by Britains Jayne Bountiful, Kirsten Novak of Torvil and Christopher Dean. Layton, Kenna Bailey of Center- They were third in the Salt Lake Nationals and have finished as ville, Christi Cozzens of Bountiful, Nicole Garrett of Bountiful, high as seventh in the world. Bowman finished ninth in the Charity Gleason of Centerville, Teri Graham of North Salt Lake, senior mens overall competition in January. Virginia Hugoe of West BountiPerformances each day wil ful, Barb Howard of Bountiful, Merrilee Rowland of Bountiful, start at 7:30 p.m., and the SaturStephanie Tanner of Bountiful, day matinee will begin at 2 p.m. Heather Sniteman of Farming-toTickets for the Bountiful Angie and Shelly Lawson of event may be purchased in adBountiful, Jeff Wassom of North vance or at the gate. Salt Lake and Jon Jackson of All tickets are available at the Bountiful. Bountiful Recreation Center at Chin won second place in the 150 W. Sixth North, Bountiful. ladies division of the National Family tickets are $10 in adFigure Skating Championships held at the Salt Palace in Janu- vance and $12 at the gate. Adult ary and placed fourth in her first tickets are $3.50 and $4, and childrens tickets are $1,75 and Olympics in February at Saraje$2. Yugoslavia. vo, n, ; , Powerlifting Championships Set t The 1984 Northern Utah Open Novice Powerlifting and will becompeting as the ligh- ter divisions finsih. There will be a $1 admission at the door; children under Championships will be held at the Browning national Guard Armory on Saturday, May 12. The Armory is located at 625 E. 5500 S. Ogden. This contest is open to any competitior who has e award never taken a first-plac- a Last years contest drew lifters from Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming and Utah. Contestants will be competing for awards in 12 different a a a a cateo-grie- s. a a 1 The contest has been ; D a n El j cot- Ath-fe- e 3. ' Offers A Complete Low Cost Lawn Care Program FULL SEASON , II D . a a a CALL NOW FOR FREE APPRAISAL ALL SERVICES GUARANTEED n ii Davis County 295-911- 2 Salt Lake 355-383- 3 El pres-nete- SIGN UP NOW FOR NEXT YEAR'S YOUTH SOCCER a a a a a a OR ONE TIME APPLICATION BALANCED FERTILIZATION, FEEDING, WEED CONTROL, PEST CONTROL, TREES & SHRUB SPRAYING - sanc- Powerlifting Federation. The Rocky Mountain Athletic Center is the sponsor of the meet. d Special awards will be to the best high school lifter in each division. According to Jan Shendow, the Utah Powerlifting Chairman, these lfiters will be considered by the USPF to be the official Utah State High School individ- -' ual champions. for Registration and weigh-in- s the Igihte rmens weight divisions and the womens division ,will be held afrom 7 to 8:30 a.m. Lifting will begin at 9 a.m. 776-187- .SSsra D . tioned by the United States For further information nact the Rocky Mountain letic Center at BaaaDaaaoaoaoDDaaaDoaaDDao a a in powerlifting. There will be a womens division and eleven mens divisions from 14 pounds to the unlimited, superheavyweights. Each lifter must compete in the three powerlifting events.; the squat, the bench press and ' the deadlift. ; Final placings are determined by the combiend total of the lifters best compelteted lift in each event. 12 free, a For boys and girls interested in signing up for the 1984 fall - 1985 spring soccer season, the following Saturdays: , , . , , ' will be held on ALL RECREATION: May 5 May 12 May 19 , COMPETITION: May 19 a . 10:00-4:0- 0 10:00-4:0- 0 10:00-4:0- 0 Points Shopping Mall 5 Points Shopping Mall 5 Points Shopping Mall 5 AAAAA Players making the competition teams, 10:00-4:0- 5 0 (North end) (North end) (North end) sign-u- p. Points Shopping Mall (North end) o o RECREATION: D boysgirls' a a a a a a a u 5 Under (19) will play the - first place only. COMPETITION: 1973-197- (AA)' boysgirls '' fall season only, (18) games in (9) (AAA) boys UI2. 4 19711972 1969-197- 0 1971-197- 2 1969-197- 0 , weeks. Trophies for $35.00 $35.00 $35.00 UI4 UI6 AAA and AA girls teams will Jje playing with Utah Youth. Additional costs will be paid UI4 UI6 by the players. TRY-OUT- DIVISION AAA AA Boys DATES Apr. 30, May 1,2 May 7,8,9 TIME. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. . The ehavier divisions will be checked in later in the morning, sign-u- ps Bit MFUMB wmr.. .mil iio! AA Girls May 14,15,16 6:00 P.M. FIELD HIGH SCHOOL , Mlllcreek II MlllCreek tl Woods Cross Centerville Jr, Mlllcreek II All 'Bountiful Woods Cross II Vlewmont All S.D.S.A. Lagoon Days will be June 7, 1984 In the Davis Pavilion at the north end of Lagoon. SOUTH DAVIS SOCCER ASSOCIATION P.O. BOX 503 'e I BOUNTIFUL, UTAH 84010 PHONE 298-GOA- L . |
