Precision’s our game

Skating’s always in fashion

The annual “Fashions on Ice” show at the Sun Valley Ice Rink featured the Synchronized Skating Team, comprised of 13 Wood River Valley children, 7 to 12 years old, who wore outfits made locally. Featured shops in the fashion show included Chicken Lips, Déjà Vu and Undercover Agency. Also, there were fashions from Sheepskin Coat Factory, Roots, Panache, Paula’s, Comme Les Filles-Intima Lingerie and Sun Valley Skate Shop. The show was “very tastefully done,” said the rink’s assistant manager, Sam Bell. Express photo by David N. Seelig

For the week of August 20 - 26, 2003

• All’s well when Shakespeare’s in the valley

• Stripping for history

• Garden party to be held for Riverfront Project

• Trophy politics

• Ignorance is not bliss

• That ol’ demon—government
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Remembering Alan Cranston and the pendulum
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• Curtain call for an original Park Rat
  Terry Tracy, tireless advocate for recreation, retires after 25 years

• The Thompson tees it up, battling leukemia
  27th annual golf tournament for cancer research starts Thursday

• White Knob a tough ride for mountain bikers
  Aug. 2-3 racing at Mackay

• Fishing Report
  By Bill Mason

• WRHS volleyball has a nucleus of success
  Seniors critical to Hailey’s 2003 season

• Public Notice Summary

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