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Show 5X I.e Bo Thursday, V-arch 1 J, 1 986 Park Record "75) ansniraess Real Estate Sales FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 7, 1986 NUMBER TYPE 3 7 1 0 0 TOTAL TOTAL SOLD VOLUME YEAR TO DATE Single Family Residence Condominiums Vacant Lots Multi-Unit Commercial Properties VALUE $386,500 $1,177,200 $32,500 $1,596,200 $13,71,236 COMPARATIVE WEEK VOLUME LAST YEAR I TOTAL $4,876,301 YEAR TO DATE 1985 $9,212,139 i The preceding figures are reflective of statistics reported to the ' Park City Board of Realtors. Sales are not reported to the Board in 3 all cases, so these figures can be assumed to be generally low. SOURCE: THE PARK CITY BOARD OF REALTORS Weekly Comparison (Down 67) 000000 2000000 3000000 4000000 Year To Date Comparison 5000000 1986 1 985 (Up 43) 2000000 4000000 6000000 8000000 10000000 12000000 14000000 Visitor Nights This Year Last Year Sunday, March 16 7,851 6,539 Monday, Mar. 17 7,622 6,601 Tuesday, Mar. 18 7,243 6,000 Wednesday, Mar. 19 7,273 6,418 Thursday, Mar. 20 7,444 6,663 Friday, Mar.21 8,231 6,519 Saturday, Mar. 22 8,861 ' ' ' 5,335 : Total 54,525 44,075 Convention total 1,717 2,600 1985 year to date 438,836 1 986 year to date 553,339 Weekly Comparison mm) em (Up 24) 1 0000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 Year To Date Comparison 1985 1986 (Up 26) 100000 200000 300000 400000 500000 600000 Bus Ridership Feb. 17-23 Same week last year Regular Service: Trolley (Began Nov.1 7): Silver Lake (Began Dgc. 7): 53,237 2,442 488 46,617 Week Total 53,237 Weekly Comparison 46,617 E (Up 14) 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 UTD 85-86 UTD 84-85 Ski Season reg. service Trolley to date Silver Lake 531 ,021 34,794 4,628 475,317 Total 570,443 Season to Date 475,317 I .11 U I. I I 11111111 (Up 20) ,! 'ooooo ;-ooooo 300000 jooooc 500000 i-ooooo ipIkBtlflDnao Parkite nabs honors for Wilberg story at journalists' society awards night Park City resident Anne Burnett swept an entire news reporting category during the awards banquet of the Society of Professional Journalists, Jour-nalists, Sigma Delta Chi. Burnett, who works part-time for KSL radio in Salt Lake City, captured cap-tured first, second and third places in the General Reporting category in an awards banquet held Friday night at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City. But it was her first-place entry that gave some people pause, because the report, entitled, "Wilberg Mine Disaster," was a production pro-duction piece Burnett compiled, using us-ing taped interviews from KSL's national na-tional affiliate, CBS. Burnett used the network "sound bites" because she was unable to personally reach people to interview. For several days after the Friday night awards banquet, Burnett was unsure whether the two judges believed she had personally conducted con-ducted the interviews, despite a cover letter explaining that the piece . ' lXJ I I Anne Burnett is a part-time part-time reporter for KSL radio. was produced using network sound. But Monday Burnett was elated to discover the judges were well aware of the piece's origin. "They said it was representative of my work, and they just liked it ZZT crv Szi 1 r r 1 ( Ml V 1 Happy Hour 5 to 7 SO rafts Our menu features: Pizza Spaghetti Lasagna Baked Potatoes Soup & Salad Chili 649-2024 Located at the entrance to Park City Ski Area Plaza j THE COLUMBINE AT THE RESORT CENTER AM-Mm lm if m 1 Fresh Seafood Daily Steaks from the open grill Lunch and Dinner Serving Daily 1 1 :30 a.m. to 1 2:30 a.m. For Reservations Call 649-7062 Piano music 7 nights a week r3J 7p.m.-IOp.m. Sj for the benefit of members and their guests. better than my other two pieces," which were the products of her own interviews, she said. Taking second place in the General Reporting category was Burnett's "Martin Luther King State Holiday" entry, in which Burnett took the additional step of finding a vocal opponent to the creation of the holiday as part of her report of a march on behalf of the proposed observance. "Most people would have just covered the march," she said. But Burnett said she always tries to present pre-sent the other side of the story. Her winning third-place entry was entitled "Isaac Stern." The success of that interview with the world-famous world-famous musician warmed the hearts of other broadcasters who work weekend shifts because it was a feature-type report generated on a "slow" weekend news day, she said. Burnett also shared in an award won by the KSL staff for the reporting repor-ting of Mormon Church President Spencer Kimball's funeral. She recalled that she was in the ,. helping with the election report when word came in that 1 Mormon prophet had died "It was a double-wham, challenge that night" as pulled together background views and reactions to the 'w leader s passing, she said During the funeral coverage Burnett was one of several reporw who reported, live from the scenes nf various aspects of the event the Tabernacle to the cenieff "When you go live, everything you say can be held against you " 2 said. ' e The triple-crown awards were the first individual recognition Burnett has received, although she shared in the staff award received for the sta tion's coverage of the 1983 flood and she received an honorable men tion for her 1981 coverage of the funeral of Clayton Conger, a small boy for whom Salt Lakers had raised money to pay for what they hoped would be a life-saving operation. Lodestar hires new art director Jan Wilking, publisher of Lodestar magazine, announced Friday that he has hired illustrator Don Weller as art director for the upcoming (Summer (Sum-mer 1986) issue. "We're very happy to be working with Don because of the quality of his work. We think he'll make a significant contribution to Lodestar," Wilking said. Weller is a native of eastern Washington State who says he always wanted to be a cowboy. But he found the open range all chopped up with barbed wire so he decided to major in fine art instead. Since then, Weller has become widely known as an illustrator. His work has appeared on the cover of Time Magazine and in a variety of other publications. With his wife Chikako (better known as Cha Cha), he founded the Weller Institute for the Cure of Design in Los Angeles. Weller's association with Park City began about eight years ago when he and a couple of friends began The Design Conference That Just Happens Hap-pens To Be In Park City, now an annual an-nual event. He and Cha Cha became part-time Park City residents six years ago, then moved here full-time in April 1985. Weller is known locally as the publisher and designer of a coffee table book on Park City and as the artist of the Summer 1984 cover of Lodestar. Both projects have won awards in design competitions. Wilking said the decision to hire Weller means that, for the first time in four years, Lodestar will not be produced by Great Ideas Marketing and Design. V Don Weller is an award-winning award-winning illustrator. "I have been very happy with the level of professionalism that Terry Hogan and Great Ideas have brought to Lodestar," Wilking said, "I will miss their contribution." He said the decision to move the production out of Great Ideas was done largely for financial reasons. "Last summer we ordered a new computerized typesetting system for the Park Record," he said. "It makes sense for me to use that equipment as much as possible. That led to the decision to produce Lodestar at the Record. Don Weller will be working with us as an independent in-dependent contractor." The Summer 1986 issue of Lodestar is scheduled to be published publish-ed in June. Jim Lea earns realtors' marketing designation Park City realtor Jim Lea has earned the Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager designation from the Realtors National Marketing Institute. The institute is an affiliate of the National Association of Realtors. The award was announced during the Marketing Institute meetings held in conjunction with the National Association of Realtors Mid-Winter Meetings held in Reno, Nev., Jan. 29 to Feb. 3. The CRB designation recognizes individuals who have achieved the highest level of knowledge in real estate brokerage management and marketing. To earn the designation, Lea completed com-pleted certain real estate marketing and management courses, met experience ex-perience requirements and demonstrated the application of brokerage management concepts in everyday practice. Additionally, Lea holds the Certified Cer-tified Residential Specialist designation, designa-tion, awarded for knowledge, experience ex-perience and demonstrated sales performance in home and condominium con-dominium sales. Only l percent of realtors possess this designation. Wlt 11,11 Hi III 'i 1 I i r : I a. nr ncip"' Identity Pro- is Jim Lea broker for Derties. tity Properties Real Estate in City. He is a currently or .u d.,-i, r;tv Rnard of Keaiw . r of the Id the Park City Board of Realtors tion oi LilC LJLan rw"1" Dork also is a member of the Par Rotary Club. oty Where to eat oE seeTHE RESTAURANTS EES |
