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Show THE OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Page 4 Volume 11, Issue XII 15 June 2000 Plenty of Olympic Sport Opportunities for Public During Summer Season SLOC is community events throughout Youth can register on a first-come, first-serve basis. The clinics are free, but enrollment is limited. Wannabe—Clinics for grown-ups allow “big kids” the opportunity to rub elbows with Olympic athletes and receive basic training in freestyle skiing aerials. Campers can then “go big” from the deck-high jump, a low-gradient kicker that rests five feet above the splash pool water at the Utah Olympic Park. Single-day camps are scheduled the state. Also, the Utah Olympic Park near Park City will host venue tours and a series of freestyle skiing aerial shows during the upcoming months. The following is a brief description and scheduled dates for SLOC-spon- sored youth and adult summer clinics. Interested individuals or groups can register or receive more information by contacting SLOC’s youth sport pro- on July 8, 15, and 22 and August 5 and 19 beginning at 10 a.m. A portion of the registration fee provides financial assistance to young athletes participating in SLOC youth sport development programs. Frank Bare, three-time world aerials champion, coaches the clinics. Short Sport—Youth participate in a variety of winter sport simulations and activities, including freestyle aeri- grams at (801) 212-242]. Wheels To Winter—The program uses inline-skate technology to put wheels on sliding sports equipment. One-day clinics in luge, skeleton and bobsled are July 12-15 beginning at 10 a.m. at the Park City Mountain Resort. One-day clinics in freestyle aerials and nordic jumping are scheduled the following week from July 19-21 begin- al skiing and snowboard halfpipe aerials using a bungee system, luge using ning at 10 a.m. at the Utah Olympic Park. There i1s no cost for the clinic. sleds on wheels, ice sledge hockey and alpine ski racing. These clinics will be held throughout the summer at a variety of community events such as Pioneer Day and Miners Day. Pre-reg- Youth ages 9-18 are invited to partici- pate on a first-come, first-serve basis. Enrollment is limited. Sport To Sport—Clinics identify talented youth interested in exploring gymnast becoming a freestyle aerialist or a cyclist becoming a speed skater. 185 N COMMERCIAL = MAREK UP STICKERS FREE TRIPS TO THE MOON HIDDEN COSTS OF SALE HIGH PRESSURE SALES TATICS *TENT SALES -PHONEY REBATE CHECKS I of Youth ing programs that focus on Olympic sport experiences as well as sport recruitment and development.” Despite a busy summer construction schedule, the Utah Olympic Park remains open to the public. Venue tours are conducted every day between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. To pre-book large groups and for more information on cost, call (435) 658-4200. Beginning July 1 and continuing through September, a freestyle aerials show will be held every Saturday at noon in the 750,000gallon splash pool at the Day Lodge. Plus, the freestyle aerials simulator is open topark visitors during the same ow time period. Tickets to the aerials show are $5 per person, and entrance to the park is $5 per vehicle. “A Healthier You 2002,” a community health initiative targeting adults 25 years and older, will sponsor a mini- mum of 20 Gold Medal Mile walks throughout the state. “A Healthier You 2002” 1s designed to improve the health of citizens by providing information, motivation, participation andincentives to begin and maintain healthy behaviors. Upcoming Gold Medal Mile walks include: June 17 in Provo, and June 24 in West Valley City. Participants can visit the “Community” section of the SLOC website at www.saltlake2002.com to view a detailed schedule, register online and complete a personal health assessment. aboutarent Enjoy your evening knowing your kldSare in a fun and . safe environment. | Awesome activities, dinner provided! Friday, June 16th 6:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Old Firehouse Child Care L.C. and Preschool Call for more details 745-5600 Reservations required MORGAN UT YOU WONT FIND Director ue to focus on creating and implement- istration 1s not necessary, and the clinics are free and open to the public “These Olympic sport sessions are part of SLOC S ongomg effort to mtro- crossover sport opportunities such as a CALL 394-0091 OR 801-829-3447 YOU WILL FIND R LARGE SELECTION OF FORD CARS & TRUCKS +TRUCK SPECIALISTS TO ANSWER ALL QUESTIDNS +THE BEST SERVICE : A FAIR PRICE QUOTED ON REQUEST +THE MOST PLEASANT EXPERIENCE EVER ¢ EXCURSION e SLOC [ summer. Rl this Bills, Sports. “It’s not necessary to have snow on the ground for people to try winter sports and have fun. We contin- el Rl e R e Rl Rl e R R IRl Rl e el active sponsoring 18 different sport clinics, a minimum of 20 Gold Medal Mile walks, and taking part in numerous Bob eIl R IR adults duce winter sports to the public,” said o Youth ages 12-16 are invited to participate in one-day clinics in freestyle aerials on July 12-14 or July 26-28. Clinics will be held at the Park City Mountain Resort beginning at 9 a.m. Even without snow and ice, the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the Olympic Winter Games of 2002 (SLOC) will keep Utah youth and ESCORT F | CROWN VICTORIA p, 525580 .. Y $5200 DISCOUNT ...................e ONE ONLY HURRY 17 TO CHOOSE FROM EXPEDITION 18 TO £ CHOOSE | .4 S TE SRR mm $17988 ¢ 4304 SUPERCAB PICK YOURS TODAY 2000 s ST EXPLORER YRS $5000 ’$1’7'897 A 2 9%, APRAS ST #3230 DISCOUNT OFF STICKER 2 IN STOCK SUPER DUTY . 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