Page 2 Thursday, July 26,1979 6Md THE P (USPS 378-730) V SUBSCRIPTION RATES S6 a year in Summit Countv Sl2 a year outside Summit Couniv PUBLISHERS: Ink, Inc. Jan Wilking & Steve IVring Editor Steve Dering Business Manager Jan Wilking Office Manager & Accounts Vicki Webber Graphics Bobbye Jean Hammond Donna Pouquette Production Consultant Terry Hogan Reporter Tina Moench Reporter Conrad Elliott Typesetting Phyllis Rubenstein Contributing Photographer Pat McDowell Contributing Photographer. . . Phyllis Rubenstein Contributing Photographer Conrad Elliott Subscriptions. Tami Clark r NK'ird as oiiil- lass iiuiu i M j 2i, 1977, ai l lie osi ol I u in I'.iik (in, I'lall H under (hi- Ad of March t, IH'7. I'liltlislicil i i rv Thursihy ji Park Ciiy, I'lah. Si t nml-( misi ai(l ai Park (.Ms, I'lah. Pi lures, nt-Ks anil advi-riisini; may Im- sulimiitccl prior to ilu l ui'sflay ulliation deadline ai our ofl'ue 1 19 Main Streei in Park ( in. I mail P.U. Box 718, Park ii s KIOKOur In tallini; our office (801)649-9014. Publication maierial must be received In TiK'silas alierniMHi for Thursdav puhluuiion. 1979 ARTS FESTIVAL PARKING PROCEEDURES All Park City residents living south of 16th Street must have a new 1979 Arts Festival parking sticker on their vehicle to drive beyond control officers during the Festival, August 4th and 5th. Residents are cautioned to use their vehicles as little as possible to relieve the enormous enor-mous traffic congestion. Please ask visitors to park in the north end of town and take the bus in. Resident parking stickers may be picked up at City Hall. . All Park City residents living north of 16th Street are asked to use the bus to get into town. There will be no parking in town ! Main Street employees working on August 4th and 5th, who may or may not be residents south of 16th Street, will receive a special employee em-ployee permit card that will allow them to park in Swede Alley. If at all possible, employees are asked to car pool or take a bus into town because of the extreme shortage of spaces in Swede Alley. Employee permit cards will be given out by the Chamber of Commerce to Main Street employers em-ployers who will pass them out to their employees. em-ployees. Employees of all other businesses south of 16th Street who will be working on August 4th and 5th, will receive Arts Festival stickers through their employers. All lodges, condos, etc. south of 16th Street must make arrangements for their guests to have resident stickers. Please help relieve the Arts Festival traffic mess by doing your part! Your patience and cooperation are appreciated! m m. I mm ilTfcMi MM fn 1 i if I tl rd Check these facts before you buy ' any other stove! The Earth Stove burns Vb the fuel Of many StOVeS because pre heating draft manifold mani-fold promotes efficient and complete combustion like solid fuel pooet plants Super heated air prevents "cooling" of fire unlike manual "hole" drafts do Even large chunks bum slowly and completely-eliminates frequent ash removal Even temperatures thermostatic draft auto matnally maintains temperature you select, levels out uneven cycle ol wood combustion (Manual drafts cannot do this). Home temperatures more even than furnace heat. Burns 14 hours on one wood load Converts to open fire instantly COOk tOp lust set thermostat to cooking heat desired - ideal fix ' Clock Pot" style cookery Wood gases not wasted secondary dram introduce oiygen above primary lire tone to burn volatile gases such is methanol, pyroligneousacid. etc. Airtight Pieentshetlossupchimne)i THEWEATHERBEATER 556 Main Street P.O. Box 2020 Park City, Utah 84060 W. ft -l"M J " ' 4 y r 1 jk. Reed Richards 7"C ft p f David Reid t . :r, . J Nini Rich HowabouMi"? What are President Carter's chances for re-election? Did his recent shake-up of the cabinet help or hurt his popularity? Reed Richards I think Carter will make it easy for the Republican nominee. The cabinet shake-up shake-up hurt Carter. As long as he was purging his staff he should of gotten rid of the real dead wood.. ..which he didn't. Dixie Tirre His chances for re-election are lousy. The cabinet shake-up may have helped because it made it appear as if the President was trying to do something positive. David Reid Carter doesn't have much chance of being re-elected. Though the cabinet shake-up probably didn't hurt, I doubt that it helped. There is little Carter could do now to regain his popularity. Silvia Maxwell The cabinet shake-up showed Carter is trying to improve the performance of this administration. Though things look bad for the President right now I think he still has a chance to win another term. Nini Rich The President has slim chances of being re-elected and the change of cabinet only hurt him. Most Americans don't view Carter as being experienced enough in national affairs to be president. Patty Minden Unfortunately, Carter has a pretty pret-ty good chance of being re-elected. His recent cabinet shake-up will probably appease some of his critics. if - - L "Win- '.' zfes Editor (Onlv signed letters will be published.) A One-Sided Story Dixie Tirre If V r 'r J 5. tsF Silvia Maxwell Patty Minden To The Editor: In response to the article. Windsurfing Looks Good, published in the recent In-termountain In-termountain Skier. I feel I must let the public see another side to this very opinionated, one-sided account ac-count of windsurfing and windsurfing sailors. Many of the statements are untrue and I don't enjoy reading lies about myself, my friends, or about things that I care about in this case, Windsurfing Wind-surfing Not only did I care about windsurfing, but I know a great deal about the sport. I'm angered to see a reporter, who has no know ledge of the subject, get an article published that makes a mockery out of the sport and the people who enjoy en-joy it. I'd like to present another side of the author's biased opinions. As co-owner of WindSports, a Windsurfing Dealership that my partner and I have opened in Midway, you can be assured that I do know what I'm talking about. Becoming a Certified Windsurfing Wind-surfing Instructor requires a great deal of time and effort ef-fort ; written and oral tests, practice teaching -a complete com-plete knowledge of the sport is demanded, from A to Z. My partner and I spent 2 months in Florida recently, learning the sport thoroughly, from one of the top men in the country, who has written the national teaching progression. If we act like windsurfing professionals who know what we're talking about, it's because we are. Since the uninformer reporter thinks we posses an air of knowing something and won't share it with anyone unless you pay for it let me explain a bit about a windsurfing lesson. The student spends at least a half-hour on the dry land simulator, learning the basics, plus understanding the '"language ot windsun fing". If you don't understand under-stand the language and how to maneuver the board BEFORE you enter the water, you'll fall in the water so much, that vou'll exhaust yourself by pulling the sail out of the water. Once you rc tired, you can't do anything right due to a lack of energy. If a beginner does not take a lesson and tries to learn on her or his own, there is no way an instructor can come up in the middle of everything and help the Ix'Hinner won't know what Ilu- hell the instructor is Continued On Page 9 ARTS FESTIVAL MERCHANDISE The Arts Festival logo is being made available this year to all licensed Park City businesses for use on merchandise of their choice. The Arts Festival will not be producing any Festival merchandise mer-chandise this year, but rather will be encouraging en-couraging all Park City businesses to manufacture manufac-ture and market merchandise of their choosing with the logo on it. For more information, call Tina at 649-8882. ARTS FESTIVAL VOLUNTEERS Love chaos? Thrive on hysteria? We've got the perfect job for you! Come join other crazy folks iike yourself and be an Arts Festival volunteer. We need people now and also peole to oi k on the days of the Festival. You name it. u 'e got it mundane typing, boring t-nvelope slutting, frantic publicity, dealing with irrate artists, guarding parking lots, cleaning the depot, greeting entertainers, painting signs, building barricades, delivering notices. Call Tina at 649-8882. 649-8882. Don't wait another minute! RADIO-ACTIVE All persons interested in helping construct the studio facilties of Park City's non-commercial, community owned and operated radio station should contact Blair at 649-7324. We are especially in need of licensed electricians and carpenters. ART'S FESTIVAL PARKING STICKERS Art's Festival parking stickers are now available for all residents who live south of 15th Street. Pick yours up at the Chamber of Commerce Com-merce or the Art's Festival office at the Kimball Art Center. No one will be allowed past the police lines without one. TO ALL BRIDGE PLAYERS There will be open bridge starting next Thursday, Thurs-day, August 2nd at the Crescent Club at the Treasure Mountain Inn at 7:30 p.m. Sharp, and every Thursday thereafter. No reservations necessary, no charges except donations and everyone is welcome. ARTS FES Tl VAL 151 St 'II WGE GIRLS If you are interested in ltin a bus change ii I during the Arts Festival August Ith .mil .-tu. ,iml are between the ages of 12 and It; please call Shirley at the Chamber ol Commerce (i!-K.S!i i Change girls must he reliable and will mak $2..'i0 an hour. KARATE Karate and Self Defense classes are being offered of-fered at the Memorial Bldg. Wednesday nights lor adults. For information contact Laureen Weitzman, 649-7751. MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL The Park City Council and Planning Coin-mission Coin-mission will be hearing proposals lor the update-revision update-revision of the Park City Comprehensive Plan on Thursday, August 9. This is a change from the previous! announced July 26 date. The special meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at the Prospector Square Conference Center. The schedule is as follows : 7:00p.m. Presentation by Gage, Davis and Associates 7:30 p.m. Joint venture presentation by Land Design (Logan), Kaisermau and Assoc. (SLC) and Design Workshop. Inc. (Aspent) 8:00 p.m. Presentation by John Short and Associates An additional presentation will be made by ArchitectsPlanners Ar-chitectsPlanners Alliance at the August Mi ('it Council meeting at 7 p.m. Interested residents of Park Cit are ei couraged to attend the presentations I 7HIIV WO MISS MINER'S DAY PAGEANT Applications are now available at the Chamber of Commerce for the Labor Day Miss Miner's Day Pageant. Applications must include a black and white photograph and can be turned in no later than August 17th. Girls will be judged on talent, appearance, and presentation of self. Miss Miner's Day will reign over the Labor Day festivities so don't miss it. To answer any questions, call Marsha at 8347 days or Nancy at 7733 evenings. r; ''-';.;: TENNIS The Kencation Dept. will be starting its second session of tennis instruction shortly. Lessons will run twice a week for fqur weeks. Hours can he conveniently arranged to your schedule. Bonn Cooper and Dennis McClure will be teaching beginners through advanced and we hope you'll check it out. Sign up this week. Last session was great. ...Don't miss this one!!! B49-9461. B49-9461. Also we would like to start a P.C. juniors tennis team to compete against Prospector Square, the Racquet Club, and several Salt Lake Clubs. Male and female, ages 12-15, all levels welcome. Same format as above. Cost: Only $14.50 for the eight lessons. Call 649-9461 now. FIRE MEETING The meeting of the Park City Fire Protection District, scheduled for August 1, has been cancelled. can-celled. The next meeting is Wednesday August 15. ATTENTION LADY GOLFERS A pot luck lunch will be held at the City Park on July 31st following a shot-gun start, best-ball tournament. 18 holers will tee-off at 8 a.m. and 9 holers will tee-off at 10 a.m. Trophys will be given for the Ralph Emery Handicap Tournamentso Tour-namentso don't miss it. Sign up at the Club House to play or call Marsha at 8347 or 8827. Trie? TIP or call 649-9275 THERMOSTATIC J PREHEATED DRAFT SECONOARY PREHEATING DRAf TS MANIFOLD . 7-az. gts. isj- pp-rr -'yT ' TZjT .... ' "-7- r-w