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Show Pago 2 Wednesday, December 29, 1976 n 3 Newspaper Public Notices Hbout It ? HOW Talk : NEW YEAR REVELATIONS Once again, the investigative staff of the Newspaper has secured the very personal New Year's resolutions of prominent figures, both local and national. The following are some to the confidential vows we uncovered, others were too serious to print. CHUCK SELLIER I will produce the first Shakespearean movie to feature an all animal cast Frontier Hamlet. . , EARL BUTZ I'm tired of being the Bute of all jokes. I'm going to embark on a new career that will heel me sole a loose shoe salesman. DALE LEAVITT I will have real "Leavitt or Leave It" sign painted on the front wall of the Memorial Building. GARY GILMORE I'll make my vacation plant early this year. GERALD FORD Never again will I pick a pineapple for a running mate. JIMMY CARTER I will not seek higher office , unless you-know-who resigns. GARTH WILKINSON - I'm going to cut down on house calls. RAY JOHNSON If it doesn't snow soon I'll do something drastic. CRAIG BADAMI I'll hold Ray's breath until it snows. ELIZABETH RAY I'll learn to type and then put myself under a good man. TOM LIGARE I'm going to branch out from Tree day, maybe Shrub Week. PATTY HEARST I'll check out the initiation -ceremony before I join any more clubs. STEVE DERING - Never again will I take Skiboy dancing at Mileti's. O.D. MCGEE I vow to find a hat that fits my head or a head that fits my hat. v. v . ( - STEAKHOLErtt&adAJ&ta if it does snow. GARY AVISE I'll attend charm school before the next softball season. BRUCE DECKER I'm writing off write-in campaigns. JAN WILKINGI wify find something to occupy my time. JACK JOHNSON I will stop putting on Ayers.; THAYLE LUND - I'll clear my name even if I have to make up another story to do it. ALAMO - I'll tell you what. JIM MILLER I'll take a snowmobile repair course. JAY MEEHAN I'll attend at least three Kiss : concerts. Periods of snow with colder temperatures. Highs 25-30, lows in the teens. What are your observations on the resent drug bust? if : DouflHdlngMMrti Carol Williams I watched part of the raid, and I feel that the people that got caught deserve what they get because drugs are really getting to be a big, major problem.1 ';. Elmer Groves I think they should save their money and use it to get the big fellows. A lot of it was a waste of money. They are spending a dollar to get ten cents worth: POST m 1 t II MkeDtlmone DougHollingsworth The drug bust was the greatest. Everybody who was busted should have their name printed in the newspaper. Jim McHugh I think it was atrocious that the state police came into a mellow mountain town and overrun our society for something that is legal in several other states. Who are they to pass moral judgement on our personal beliefs? 1 Rusty Prudence I think it is the greatest thing since pay toilets. Kirk Aezer Many of the cases seem to be clear cut entrapment. We don't need that element in this tonr. Frankly, I'm somewhat vary of meeting new folks who want to get high. Mike Delmotte Frankly, I feel lucky not to be involved. The whole thing was a joke. It just went to show how stupid the whole thing was by the amount of total stash they got from people. I feel sorry for the new folks in town because now nobody will want to party with them. Debbie Foss-Nielson I think its fairly sad that this occured in Park City at any time, but, particularly absurd under the present circumstances circum-stances and hardship that is, being experienced here." also think, it - i oitunate m mat it adversely affects the relaShip between state and . inmVidiiar by creating Editor. . . . . ...... . Stava Darina' Reporter, Photographer . . .... dreg Schirf B Feature Writer . . . ....... f Hank Louis B w niauaywi ....... WVNKIHJJ .mm mm m a unice Manager sanay tncKton i e Publishers: Wllklng, Louis, Schhi j j end uering Pictures, news and advArtkinn maw hA v ' E nsl Tinted nrior to Wadnasdav nnhirjinn at nmr nf . 9 fice. 419 Main St., Park City, by mail, PA Box roo, rant uiy, or oy paiNng 049-9592 Pubication matter must be received by Monday U afternoon for Wednesday pubication. Reply Dear Editor; I feel very sony- for you Dorthy Payne, living here in "sin city" full of tragedy. If you can't be proud of the fact the law enforcement agencies are trying to make this a better place for you and I and our children, then I think you miss the point of what makes a town the kind of place you want to live in and that more people will want to move to and still others will want to visit. Just because for a long time , you didn't see "policemen I trooping along the hillside looking for famous hemp .' plants" to quote you, doesn't imean the problem wasn't there and growing all along. The stabbing was unfortunate unfortu-nate but the man claimed self defense and was released on bail which is a part of our ; system, like it or not. As far as the burglaries are concerned, Park City citizens can help by reporting suspicious suspic-ious activities instead of just: complaining about them . after the damage is done. If I you could check national statistics on burglaries you'd . find that most burglaries are directly related to drug ; traffic. It is also a fact that Jenny's death and the stabbing .were directly related relat-ed to the drug ale hoi influence. You asked the question "Can nothing be done to prevent these events?" I would suggest Dorthy, that you reall the full accounts of what is being done! in the Newspaper and tlfe Park; Record; where one article stated "all we got were the little mules" but I say its a It's the little guys that sell in very small amounts to the school kids, that help keep the bug guys in business. The police are directing, their energies to quote you again, in trying to make this a safer community for you and I to live in and if you can't appreciate it then I suggest you stay home with mom and dad. ; My husband, Chief Wilkinson, Wilkin-son, has been in law enforcement 15 years and most of the time it has been rewarding, but now and again thankless people like yourself can't be grateful for what is being done. I have children living here and yes I'm concerned. The chief is also very concerned about the youth of our town and hopes to get programs started in the schools on the danger of drugs and alcohol etc. It's a little ridiculous to think you can place a 20-40 year old undercover agent in the schools to mingle with the kids to find out their source. The kids themselves won't even be narcs because of the peer pressure brought to bear if they are found out. . One avenue is to get the kids involved in an active program against drugs md alcohol and make them strong against it as i group. The other way is to bust every known user, who often turns out to be aseller too, and hopefully cui down the source to the school kids. Don't knock what's being done till you know the future plans to help curtail the drug alcohol traffic among old and young aUJce. It doesn't take any guts to be a back seat driver and criticize, but it does take.a lot of guts to risk your life day after day and put in the kind of hours our officers do and take the kind of guff they take. If you can't be proud to send the paper home to your parents with all the tragedies and the attempts tocutdown on drugs or anything else the police dept. tries to curtail, then I'd suggest you stop their subscription. I should think your parents would rest easier nights knowing something was being done to . protect their daughter. ine two deaths were tragic but don't tell me there is a town that is exempt from tragedy of some sort-so I'd suggest Dorthy, you settle down and count your blessings bless-ings living in this beautiful mountain community and stop dwelling on all the bad things going on and support your local authorities and help, rather than hinder by placing doubt in the minds of the good people, of this community, , . Yes there are problems here as there is in any community and we'd be naive to think there wasn't but we'll keep .fighting to make it a better and safer community for us all to live in. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and you only see what you look for. I see beauty, .friendliness, community activity, love and prosperity in spite of the small set-backs of deaths and no snow. I see problems but I . also see 7 dedicated police' officers working their hearts out to ' combat these problems. I love this town and look for greater things to . ihappen, '. v", f A Happier New Year to you Dorthy and a very happy and prosperous New Year to our community. . ' Rhea Wilkinson Thanks to Crow Dear Editor; . . We would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks to the Park City Ambulance Crew for their expert and speedy medical care that saved our daughter Kelly. Love, prayers and thoughts from Iriends fa' Park City nere deeply appreciated at a very strenuous time. Our New Yean wish is for greater support in buying a defibulator for our community.'. commun-ity.'. , Again, many thanks; Cathy and Lonnie Morris ZkiJ JhnKkMuQli f if i ..IIJ..JII..Jill J V KbtAtmr NEW BUS HOURS Due to the lack of snow and visitors, Park. City's no-fare bus system has abbreviated its hoars of operation. The bus will run from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The Dial-a-Ride service has been suspended until the Resort opens. RECREATION NEWS Anyone interested in boxing classes starting after the Holidays, call Bruce or Sam at 649-9461. Anyone interested in Ballet (children or adults): call Sherri Holmes 649-8733. Anyone interested in guitar lessons, call Bruce or 8am at 649-9461. MEMORIAL BUILDING HOLIDAY SCHEDULE December 29 Open 10 a.m. 6 p.m. December 30 Open 2 p.m. 10 p.m. , P December 31 Onen 10 a.m. 4 o.m. January 1 Closed January 2 Closed i January 3 and on Open 2 p.m. until 10 in the . I evenings, Monday through Saturday. Closed Sundays. , ' ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS V Alcoholics Anonymous meets on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. in the Memorial Building. For more information call 649-9818. teeeeeoeoeeeeoeoeoeos Law Suit it? tfrnj Continued from Page 1 to Rams hire. Inc., who "purchased with notice of the September 3, 1974 Option Agreement." Ranch Homes asked that the "defendants be required .to specifically perform the Option Agreement" or pay damages "in the amount of 0)0.000" plus .legal fees. The suit , was filed in the.JDistrict Court of Summit County on October 31, 1975 by Terry L. : Christiansen of the Salt Lake City law firm of Roe and Fowler. The trial, held in the County Courthouse in Coalville and presided over by Third District Court Judge Peter Iary, lasted three days. After hearing testimony from former GPCC President Warren King and .other, former GPCC officials, including Bob Wells and Tern TJlnn (Somfln Jack Johnson, and Ranch Homes principals - James Fahs, (an ex-employee of GPCC), Mike Tuckett, Grant Kesler and Winter Delamar, an eight-person jury took only half an hour to deliver the decision. The $13,000 judgement was awarded for - reliance; damages and loss of profit damages. The jury reportedly reported-ly arrived at the amount by applying a per lot profit ; figure to the proposed 32-lot i subdivision. - : .Greater Park City Company, which is operating under the name of the Park , : City Ski Corp. and which was : taken over last year by Alpine Meadows of Lake Tahoe, Inc., plans to appeal the. decision according to ; Resort official Jim. Whitter-on. 5D. M N' Tl ftXj5 JUST- FlGfURp... TAX REBATE 4 |
