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Show 4 9 549 ecwj&p cr-(-34? OPERATED BY HOLY CROSS PARK P.O. BOX 1900 PARK CITY, UTAH 84060 HOSPITAL KUED Salt Lake, UT CBN Christian Netwrk WTBS Atlanta, GA ESPN Sports Network CNN Cable News Ntwrk WGN Chicago, IL 5:00 A.M. 33) - Super Station Funtime 5:15 A.M. 33) - News 5:30 A.M. 33) - Bullwinkle 6:00 A.M. O CD - Understanding Our World O GD - Krofft Superstars O CD - Morning with Charles Kuralt S3 - Varied Programs S3) - Lassie 3D - CNN Morning Report 33) - Bozo's Circus 6:30 A.M. O S3 - Richard Simmons O GD - Hotel Balderdash (33 - Gary Randall Show 33) - My Three Sons 7:00 A.M. O S3 - Today O GD - Good Morning America GD - Captain Kangaroo Q CD - Sesame Street 33) - Family Affair 7:30 A.M. CD - Westbrook Hospital 33) - I Dream of Jeannie 33) - Bewitched 8:00 A.M. 0 S3 - Romper Room O CD - Over Easy Calico Katie does her best to be competitive with Salt Lake prices! Calico Katies 2B8eet ftcwcii9 c't5ic?"cs45 ecisfss&p trr CITY HEALTH CENTER THE PARK CITY HEALTH CENTER IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TWO APPOINTMENTS THOMAS L. SCHWENK, M.D. Has been appointed Director of Family Practice Residency Training at Holy Cross Hospital His Park City Office Hours will be limited to Tuesdays and Thursdays, by appointment. ROBERT W. BARNETT, M.D. Is joining the Park City Health Center in the practice of Family Medicine Effective July 1,1981. ROBERT J. EVERS, M.D. and ROBERT T. WINN, M.D. Continue in the full-time practice of Family Medicine and Pediatrics PARK CITY HEALTH CENTER Office appointments and 24-hour emergency care 649-7640 - Operated by Holy Cross Hospital CD CB O 93) an KUTV SHOW KTVX KSL HBO Salt Lake, UT Showtime Salt Lake, UT Salt Lake, UT Home Box Office weekdays GD - 700 Club : 33) -Movie 33) - Hollywood Squares 8:30 A.M. O-Alice O CD - Figuring it Out . 33) - $50,000 Pyramid 9:00 A.M. O (23 - Las Vegas Gambit O GD - Donahue Q S3 - Price Is Right O CD - Vegetable Soup 33) - Hour Magazine 9:30 A.M. Q GD - Blockbusters O CD - Electric Company S3 - Another Life 10:00 A.M. O (23 - Wheel of Fortune O GD - Family Feud O GD - As the World Turns O CD - Sesame Street (13 - Ross Bagley 33) - Freeman Reports 3D - Take 2 33) - Donahue 10:30 A.M. O S3 - Password Plus O 33 - Ryan's Hope 11:00 A.M. OS) - Hour Magazine O GD - All My Children 0 - The Young and the Restless Save 25 this week on sweatshirt fleece. Rainbow colors, 60" wide. Reg. $3.49 yd. 5 ' ? In a (23 GD O GD O CD . QD O CD. - Mlsterogers Neighborhood 33) - Movie 33) - Prisoner Cell Block H 11:30 A.M. ,0(2380-Varied Programs 33) - Movie S 12:00 P.M. O (23 0 S3 - News O 33 - One Ufe to Uve 3D - CNN Afternoon 12:30 P.M. O S3 - Mary Tyler Moore O GD - One Day at a Time (13 - Westbrook Hospital 1:00 P.M. O S3 - Marcus Welby, M. D. O 33 - General Hospital O S3 - Guiding Light O CD - Varied Programs S3 - 700 Club 33) - Super Station Funtime 1:30 P.M. (33 - Showtime 33) - Fllntstones 33) - Bewitched 2:00 P.M. O S3 - Another World O GD - Edge of Night 0 S3 - Movie 33) - Addams Family 33) - Scooby Doo 2:30 P.M. O 33 - Love Boat Parkwest to host concert series again For music lovers, there's nothing like watching an artist play on stage. But for Park City music lovers, seeing Emmylou Harris or Jerry Jeff Walker has meant driving to Salt Lake and sitting in a concert hall. Until last year, that is. Last summer, Sean Toomey and Scott Arnold of Creative Concerts brought those musicians and many more right to Park City's doorstep when they produced pro-duced a number of big-time concerts at the Parkwest Resort. For those who live in the mountains, there was little doubt that the concerts would be a success. After all, the setting is near-perfect for taking in the scenery and listening to great music, plus, it's just down the road a piece. But for the concert promoters, pro-moters, it was their first year at Parkwest. Would people make the drive up the canyon from Salt Lake? Would they like the groups that were scheduled? Would musical "stars" come to a place they'd never heard of? The answer to those questions ques-tions was yes. The people came by the carload to hear a variety of music from country-western to blues to folk, and they stayed through sunshine and downpour. Their enthusiasm easily was matched by that of the artists. And that's good, because it means Creative Concerts is coming back again this summer. ...with a bigger and better lineup, and improved facilities. "With the environment at Parkwest, the trend last summer was up-tempo music. ...blues-based and Western," said Toomey. "It was an environment where people felt free and unrestricted. unre-stricted. There were refreshments, refresh-ments, lots of space, and good music to listen to. So we're going to focus on that same up-tempo music again this year." According to Toomey, what Creative Concerts has in mind this year are not just concerts, but events. "We're going to try to do something fun for every show add an element of humor or something different," differ-ent," Toomey said. For example, he said the Fourth, of July concert will offer a special price for kids, and there will be a fireworks display. But the real event is the music. At most concerts, you can expect to pay a healthy ticket price and see the headline act and a warm-up group. At Parkwest this summer, $12 at the gate will Park City: S3 - Varied Programs 33) - Family Affair 33) - Yogi Bear 3:00 P.M. O S3 - Days of Our Lives O CD - Varied Programs 33) - Ozzie & Harriet 33) - My Three Sons 3:30 P.M. O 33 - All In the Family S3 - Ross Bagley 33! - Beverly Hillbillies 33) - Gilligan's Island 4:00 P.M. O S3 - Bonanza O 33 - Wonder Woman 0 S3 - Gunsmoke O CD - Sesame Street 33) - Father Knows Best 3D - Sports and News world 33) - Good Times 4:30 P.M. 33) - That Girl 33) - Welcome Back Kotter 5:00 P.M. O S3 - NBC News O 33 - News 0 S3 - MASH O (23 - Misterogers Neighborhood 33) - All In the Family 3D - Moneyllne 33) - Barney Miller 5:30 P.M. O 23 - Happy Days O 33 - ABC News 0 S3 - CBS News O (23 - Electric Company 33) - Get Smart buy six hours of music from up to four, and sometimes six, bands. "We're trying to create events," said Toomey. "People can come and watch the clouds, talk to friends they haven't seen in four years, drink a beer, eat some dinner, and still be listening to more music than you'll find anywhere at one time." Toomey said he hopes to hold a concert on the average of once a week from the opener June 21 into September. The type of music will vary from week to week so that every musical taste should be satisfied. And for the economy-conscious, Creative Concerts is offering a season pass. A book of 10 tickets will sell for $80, with the restriction that only two tickets from the book be used for any one concert. "If you have the pass, you won't have to rush off somewhere to buy tickets in advance, or stand at the gate," said Toomey. "With the pass, it means that at one concert, you can see Jerry Jeff Walker, Pure Prairie League, Cow Jazz and Commander Com-mander Cody for $8. That's a good deal." Toomey said there are a limited number of passes being printed, and they will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Nearly all of the concerts have been booked for Saturday or Sunday afternoons, although there may be an occasional mid-week show if an artist can't make it any other time. Concert promotion is a competitive business, Toomey said, and success rests in large part on the audience. If a promoter scores a big act and no one shows for the concert, it means there's less money to spend on another concert, and worse, the reputation of the facility and the promoter takes a licking. But the crowds last year and the enthusiasm of the musicians themselves bodes well for the future of both Parkwest and Creative Concerts. Con-certs. "The performers we had last year were blown away by Parkwest," said Toomey. "At the Blues Festival last summer, they could've said they wouldn't play because of the rain. But B.B. King said how great the place was and that he hoped he'd be invited back." (B.B. was the first artist invited back, and has accepted for the Blues Festival July 25). "Most of the artists are used to playing in major cities in big concert halls and arenas," said Toomey. "They're used to flying a lot O is received on channel 9 O is received on channel 1 1 O is received on channel 1 3 O is received on channel 17 3D - Sports Tonight 33) - Varied Programs 5:45 P.M. 3D - TV Tonight thursday 6481 6:00 A.M. 3D - All-Star Soccer 7:00 A.M. 33) - 1981 American Hot Rodding Competition 8:00 A.M. 33) - MOVIE: 'Shock Treatment' 9:00 A.M. 3D - NCAA Baseball: College World Series 11:00 A.M. 33) - MOVIE; 'Red Mountain' 11:30 A.M. 33) - MOVIE: 'Meet Danny Wilson' 12:00 P.M. 3D - All-Star Soccer 1:00 P.M. 3D - Horseshow Jumping from Valley Forge, PA 2:00 P.M. 0 S3 - MOVIE: 'Flight to Tangier' 2:30 P.M. S3 - MOVIE: 'Glacier Fox' 3:00 P.M. 3D - Superstar Volleyball Cup Jerry Jeff Walker will perform at Parkwest June 21st. Photo by Mary Fairchild and staying in hotel rooms. They brighten up on the ride up Parley's Canyon, and when they see Park West, it's like a breath of fresh air, and they respond to it. "The environment is great for the audience, and they have a great time and show it. The artists have a great time and respond to the audience and the surroundings. surround-ings. The musicians coming to Park West put on a better show than anyplace else in the state." As hard as Creative Concerts Con-certs is working to put together good shows, the promoters don't take all the credit. "A big part of the success is the Park City community itself, and all the people we've worked with at Park-west Park-west and in the county," Toomey said. "And we couldn't have done any shows without the support of the Kimball Art Center." The enthusiasm from all those involved has resulted in improvements of the facilities at Parkwest this year. Toomey said the stage area and the production capabilities have been expanded, ex-panded, the grass planted last year has come up, making the seating more comfortable, the sound system sys-tem has been doubled in size, and most importantly, there'll be more beer for sale... and more portable potties pot-ties brought in. Last year, Toomey said, there were some problems with gate-crashers. 4:00 P.M. 3D - NCAA Baseball: College World Series 5:30 P.M. 33) - Major League Baseball: Pittsburgh vs. Chicago 6:00 P.M. O S3 O S3 - News (33 - MOVIE: 'Smokey and the Bandit' O 33 - Joker's Wild - MOVIE: Tarka the Otter' O CD - Studio See S3 - Priority One Internat'l 33) - MOVIE: 'Critic's Choice' 3D-Prlmenews120 6:30 P.M. Q S3 - P.M. Magazine O 33 - Family Feud 0 S3 - Tic Tac Dough O CD - Over Easy S3 - Sound of Trumpets 3D - ESPN Sports Center 7:00 P.M. O S3 - Grizzly Adams O 33 - Mork and Mindy 0 S3 - Waltons O CD - MacNeil-Lehrer Reprt S3 - 700 Club 3D - Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City 7:30 P.M. O 33 - Bosom Buddies (33 - MOVIE: 'Skatetown U.S.A.' O CD - Sneak Previews 8:00 P.M. O S3 - MOVIE: 'The Girl, the Gold Watch, and Dynamite' The Newspaper Thursday, "One of the most important impor-tant elements to successful concerts is public support," Toomey said. "The concerts are offered at a reasonable price, but if you don't want to pay it, you don't have to come. But if people come and they don't pay, it may mean we won't be able to do that show again, or that we'll have to cut back on the number or quality of shows we can schedule." To help keep order in the crowd, Toomey said there will be a much expanded, professional security force riding on horseback at the concerts this year. "But the force is not there to intimidate intimi-date the crowd or to in any Creative Concert Schedule The folloing is but a partial listing of the concerts to be performed at Parkwest Resort this summer. The Newspaper will provide new schedules as the concerts are booked. June 21 July 4 J.J. Cale John Prine Pure Prairie League Steve Goodman Jerry Jeff Walker (and others) Cow Jazz July 12 Hoyt Axton Hot Rize Juice Newton (and others) July 25 Blues Festival with John Lee Hooker and the Coast to Coast Blues Band The Persuasions Sonny Terry and Brownie McGee John Hammond S3 - Peter, Paul and Mary in Concert O 33 - Barney Miller 0 S3 - Knots Landing O CD - MOVIE: The Unholy Garden' 33) - TBS Evening News 3D - Freeman Reports 8:30 P.M. O 33 - Taxi S3 - John Ankerberg 33) - News 9:00 P.M. O 33 - 2020 0 S3 - Knots Landing S3 - MOVIE: "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' S3 - Lesson 33) - Night Gallery 3D - Sports Tonight 9:30 P.M. S3 - Rod Stewart Live at the Forum O CD - Charlie Chaplin Comedy S3 - Another Life 33) - MOVIE: 'Mr. Skeffington' 3D - ESPN Sports Center 3D - Newsdesk 33) - Odd Couple 10:00 P.M. O S3 O 33 OS) -News O CD - A Night In Tunisia S3 - To Be Announced 3D - NCAA Baseball: College World Series 33) - MOVIE: 'Shock Treatment' 10:30 P.M. O S3 - Tonight Show O 33 - Nlghtline 0 S3 - MASH O CD-This Old House 11:00 P.M. S3 - MOVIE: 'Escape From Alcatraz' O 33 - Charlie's Angels 0 S3 - Streets of San Francisco S3 - MOVIE: 'Nothing Personal' O CD - Dick Cavett S3 - Robert Schuller from the Crystal Cathedral 3D - People Tonight 11:30 P.M. O S3 - News O CD - Captioned ABC News 12:00 A.M. O S3 - Tomorrow Coast-to-Coast O 33 - MOVIE: 'The Hostage' June 4, 1981 Page B7 way restrict what they do, so long as they act in a reasonable manner." According to Toomey, it's a relatively simple, but important cycle: the more the public responds to the concerts by going to them and paying the ticket price, the more frequent and popular popu-lar the concerts that can be scheduled. Toomey was not able to reveal the full schedule of concerts by press time, but if the groups he's been hinting at come through, there are some really big surprises in store for music fans. So get you blankets, coolers and suntan lotion ready. ...there's a hot summer ahead on the grass at Parkwest. 0 S3 - Merv Griffin S3 - Larry Jones Ministry 33) - MOVIE: 'Storm In Jamaica' 3D - Sports Update 12:15A.M. 33) - Nightbeat 12:30 A.M. S3 - MOVIE: 'Chapter Two' S3 - Ross Bagley 3D - Overnight Desk 12:45 A.M. 33) - Mike Douglas 1:00 A.M. O S3 - Faces 3D - ESPN Sports Center 1:15A.M. 0 S3 - NewsSign Off 1:30 A.M. 3D - Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City 1:45 A.M. 33) - MOVIE: 'Viking Queen' 2:00 A.M. S3 - 700 Club 2:15 A.M. 33) - MOVIE: 'Wagonmaster' 2:30 A.M. S3 - MOVIE: 'McLlntock' 3:00 A.M. 3D - Varied Programs 3:30 A.M. S3 - Another Life 33) - Love American Style 4:00 A.M. S3 - U.S. A.M. 33) - Hollywood Report 3D - All-Star Soccer 3D - AM Newswatch 33) - All Night Show 4:45 A.M. 33) - TopMorning friday 6581 6:00 A.M. 3D - World Cup Polo 8:00 A.M. 33) - MOVIE: 'Close to My Heart' 9:00 A.M. 3D - NCAA Baseball: College World Series 11:00 A.M. 33) - MOVIE: 'Story of Will Rogers' |
