THE Page 16 Wednesday, March 8, 1978 PARK -OP LIS ii 1 1 1 it 1 1 nni l mmm mm NEAR COMPLETION new 3 bdrm. Park Meadows home. Built by local contractor. $82,000. INCOME PROPERTY - Large 4-plex contains 4 1-bdrm. units in historical Park City area. Reasonably priced at $84,000. Claimjumper Condo 3 bedroom . 'fi i. m c bath. Furniture not included, $50,000. 2 BEDROOM HOMESTAKE freshly repainted, furniture included, balcony faces the mountain and afternoon sun, $39,950. Want to be outside of Park City? A two bedroom PARK WEST VILLAGE with a lock-out bedroom. Nice view of Park West. Reasonable terms, $38,500. ROOM FOR HORSES - 10 acres in Silver Creek. $20,000. HOLIDAY RANCH -1 acre lot, $40,000. To Be Built this Spring New cor ios neai Three Kings lift. With jacuzzi. hoi po-ii and un derground parking. 614 Main Street Phone: 649-9066 These are the brokerages qualified to help you in Park City 1 np tfi I f FANTASTIC VIEW - 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, landscaped, compare this Park Meadows home with others price much higher. $94,950. Kay Wade, 649-8374. See this 3 bedroom rambler in prestige area of Park Meadows III, Lot 7. $73,550. Call Ann Clark, 649-8519. 3 BEDROOM PAYDAY CONDO - remodeled unit, never been rented, view of ponds and golf course, custom deck, $77,000. Call Mike Ivers, 649-9279. PARK AVE. CONDO - 2 bedrooms, 212 baths on golf course. Pool, sauna and tennis courts. Priced to sell at $63,950. Call Patti Wells, 649-8485. 649-8485. PARK MEADOWS - 4 bedroom 1900 sq. ft. home. Two fireplaces, giant family room, landscaping. lan-dscaping. Super view, $73,850. Call Kay Wade, 649-9075 or 649-8374. Come see the new Racquet Club 3 bedroom condos. Mt. Air Mall & Park Meadows Phone: 649-8550649-8374 PARK WEST VILLAGE CONDO - 2 bedroom, $39,500, low down. No. 289 PARK AV loan plus termd $60,000, assume Hassle". No. 193 PAYDAY CONDO - 2 bedroom & loft, 3 bath, furnished, $59,500. terms. Excellent alternative to a house. No. 177 PAYDAY CONDO - 2 bedroom & loft, 3 bath, furnished, $62,500. ma in No. 120CRESC furnished, "nP.9,51q bedroom, 3 bath, Mini-Lodge Comparable to prun.- ut notm Perfect Retreat. Sale on c ontract. : hank COMMERCIAL LOT - 100 x 75 at hub of downtown. down-town. Call for details. PENTHOUSE STUDIO in Village Plaza. FOUR OUTSTANDING MIDWAY LOTS - low down plus contract. Four Plex Lot on Norfolk Ave. easily built on. COLEMAN LAND COMPANY Suite 2009 Mt. Air Mall Phone: 649-7171 - III RESIDENTIAL 131 SAMPSON AVE - great view with privacy, 2 bdrm, 1 bath on 7V5 lots, 3ptots vacant ready for development YAJj 162 DALY - ftlwlom with loft, partially remodeled, prjcea for immediate sale. PROSPECTOR VILLAGE - under construction. 3 bedroom, 212 bath, 2 car garage. 1 ,700 sq. ft., July 1 occupancy. 78 Thaynes Canyon Drive 3 bedroom. 2 rwih sauna, 2 car garage, situated on .arg lot Priced for immediate sale. DUPLEXES 38 & 40 CHAMBERS AVE. - duplex, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, sauna and utility room per side, will sell V2 interest. 89 KING ROAD - duplex, 2 bdrm., 1 bath per side, 2 car garage. Excellent condition. LOTS 100 BLOCK MAIN ST. - single lot, $9,500. LOT 87 HOLID0rj0 TES - $33,000. SUMMIT PK. LOT Vi acre, beautifully wooded. HIGHLAND ESTATES good view lot priced for immediate sale. M OUNTAIN REALTY 1030 Park Avenue Phone:649-9891 t l . "The mountains are our home... let us help you make them your home also." JUST LISTED - Brand new home in Prospector Village, many extras, including barnwood paneling and oak cabinets. See Vance or Ray. Holiday RANCH LOTS AND HOMES - zoned for horses, fully improved, all 1 acre and above. TWO THAYNES CANYON LOTS - fully improved, im-proved, ready for building. SILVERTOWN CONDOS - 2 and 3 bdrm. within walking distance of resort, restaurants and shopping. Priced right. PAYDAY CONDO - on 5th fairway of golf course. cour-se. Hardwood floors - one of a kind, many extras. Quaint Older Home in old town Park City, fireplace, sauna, ski to door capability. Brand New Homes in Holiday Ranch, zoned for horses, many extras. Condominiums available in all complexes from $49,000 to $85,000. CAPSON MORRIS McCOMB 1800 Park Avenue Phone:649-8601 CEst Bon Lounge To Reopen Entertainment On The Way The C'est Bon Lounge is scheduled to reopen April 1 under the management of Doijgand Mavis Warr. "The " hotel and rock 'n roll didn't go together," said Warr, "so we will be offering modern and classic country and western and middle of the road music." "We want people in Park 'City to be able to dance and have a good time," commented commen-ted wife Mavis, who will be in charge of the business end of the lounge. Doug will be the leading vocalist and guitarist augmented aug-mented by two additional musicians and guest performers. per-formers. A native of Tooele, 'Utah, Warr has lived in Nevada and California for the past 20 years where he had bands until deciding to CROSSWORD PUZZLE go solo three years ago. He has traveled extensively throughout the U.S. and Canada and has recorded four songs, and two singles with Buck Owens and the Buckeroos. He has just returned from a two-month tour in Mississippi and Tennessee and is currently "settling into Salt Lake" with his wife and two children. "My opinion of country music is basically the Waylon and Willie thing," said Warr. He has had "some communication" with Waylon, whom he rates among the tops. "It's like Waylon says, 'some people call me country and some people call me rock and I know I'm not a country aviator so I must be TOOAY'S ANSWER ACROSS 1 June celebrities 5 Teresa of song 11 Start of a Soho toast 12 Gully 13 Departed 14 Ten percenters per-centers 15 Friend, in France 16 Make haste 17 502, at Caesar's palace 18 Chinese boat 20 Incites, as a dog 21 Some 22 Hold a session 23 2fest 25 Where the Vikings landed 26 Shackle 27 Medit. island (abbr.) 28 "Essays of-" 29 Beginning 33 Wholly 34 Director Lumet, to friends 35 Actress MacGraw 36 He's a suited artisan 38 Roman poet 39 Snub 40 Vatican court of appeal 41 Old plains home 42 Russian city DOWN 1 French impressionist painter 2 Redolence 3 Material for overalls 4 Opposite of NNW 5 No dumbbell dumb-bell 6 Frenzy 7 Night before 8 More gusty 9 Lures 10 Stand fast U1 on3iaici3j3U- V;LOb labOND I a i A'olJaon i vi Tnvna j snilv t'gsinoriv i 13 iwnoiNVlin SbTT ISUNtyldlwV'S i i 'cnl. i hH i wv 3'ni Av'fes;3 all 16 Suspend 19 Tibetan animal 20 See 5 Down 23 Cultivation of land 24 Type of dye 25 "Come into the garden, 26 Vamoose! (2 wds.) 27 Party 30 Taste 31 Choice 32 Kind of wave 34 Kind of spot 37 Cut off, as branches 38 Spanish gold i H. Ii 4 ; ; j j 6 7 e 9 io - -r 75 W th WS '6 IP MT2 - . 4 '' Wm Mzf" pf ?rr tot nyH,i "W,i .win Situa 15 IP4 Mu 36 57 Hp 38 fotom m n Waylon!'" he said with laugh, trying to define hi style. Warr has been writing music since age 17, when ht wrote his own version ol "Angel Eyes" as well as e tune called "So You're Leaving." "In the middle 6fl's I made the transition over to country as country music was ther coming over to how I fell about music," he noted. One of Warr's favorite originals is a tune called "Overloaded Logging Truck Blues," written from a personal experience in Northern California about five years ago. The country-western singer warmed the C'est Bon Dining Room Sunday evening with songs ranging from Elvis to Denver and Croce. He sang of bad girls-"You Picked A Bad Time To Leave Me Lucille"--and good girls-"Me and Bobby McGee"-and tunes of admonition-"Mama Don't plum iim 1 j"" " " " "" ,J "I " in lis. - - - - 'J? st sw j i '.wit '1 I " ' ' j!" I ; I w w I , -; ; I U 't . I Alt, A 1 ! H 1 Feminist Exhibit Doug Warr Let Your Children Grow Up To Be Cow boys'' and "House of the Rising Sun." Doug will continue to appear nightly at the C'est Bon Dining Room until the April 1 opening of the lounge. New lounge hours will be from 5:00 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. on Fridays and from 3:00 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. on Saturdays for dancing enjoyment. M i LIVE BAND FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! Thursday Nights: Dance Contest - Cash Prizes At the Gondola Building Beer & Set-ups Served mwtk rxxv Serving 25 Cent Beers on our sun deck overlooking the historic Silver King mine See trail map for location Located High on the Mountain Join Us for Happy Hour Donnette Hatch Atiyah, formerly of Salt Lake City, and currently residing in New York City, will open a one-woman show of modular silk screen murals, paintings, paint-ings, drawings and quilts on Sunday, March 12 at Park City's Kimball Art Center. A reception will be held in her honor on Sunday from 3-5 p.m. The public is invited. Ms. Atiyah began in New York City as a painter at the Art Students League. She received her MFA from the University of Utah in 1973. A previous Fullbright scholarship scholar-ship to the University of London had allowed her to study abroad which she combined with extensive travels throughout the Middle Mid-dle East and Europe. Her travels influenced her work greatly, as featured in her Islamic Temple series at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in 1973. Currently. Ms. Atiyah focuses foc-uses on feminist symbolism repeated often in her mural patterns, drawings and quilts. In addition to teaching teach-ing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, Ms. Atiyah recently completed a 350-foot wall mural, her largest work, for the offices of Alpine Industries Indust-ries International in New Jersey. Ms. Atiyah has also had a one-woman show at the Boise Gallery of Art in 1975. In addition, she participated in exhibits at the Women's Interart Center in New York City, the International Slide Exhibit of the International Women's Y'ear Art Festival, and Studio Gallery's Prints and Paintings Exhibit, in New Y'ork City, among others. Ms. Atiyah's w ork will be on display in the main gallery through Thursday, March 30. 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