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Show Page A6 Thursday, March 19, 1992 Park Record IcToURMTMBERS A PRIVATE CLIB MADNESS MARCH M ' " W ft VI I f if 1 1 UvW MUIII SCREEN COVERAGE CABLE & SATELLITE CaII 649-7742 fon iNfo. WICI luncheon will focus on freedom fALLPAPER WAREHOUSE 1! THE NAME TO LOOK FOR n IllHNIiW m:ai i'u;at LOOK THE OLD LOOK on't Settle Only I'air Neat Pleat cur.torfi-made shades (shown loft) have a patented pat-ented system that won't let the pleats stretch at the top. or settle down at the bottom-plus you get more fabric and more pleats per foot. Available in over 200 oxciting color and fabric combinations. Don't settle for anything less. VERTICAL BLINDS Ik mm tali I MINI BLINDS MIDSIZE BLINDS WALLPAPER WAREHOUSE '.Inn A Fri QmM 3tuVi Tues.-Thurs. 9.00-7:30 Sat. 9:00-6:00 i.jMiiiwia .-ipnm i nil I II..IIH m ii i jiiii 1111 I East Side Sandy WestValey 2 is! So 21s! East Visit Our New Location 1602 West 3500 South 485-46 18 9305 So. 7th East 972-8783 561-1436 Provo Centervile 1700 No State Ogden 194 Pages Lane 375-2721 3716 Pacific Ave. 292-8844 (Closed Sun.) 621-4831 (Closed Sun.) Sun. 11:00-5:00 Murray Location 6212 So. Slate, Across from Fashion Place Mall 268-1981 Freedom of the press and freedom of information will be topics discussed during the monthly luncheon of Women in Communication, Inc. (WICI), scheduled for Tuesday, March 24, 11:45 a.m. at the Little America Hotel. March is being observed as First Amendment Month by Women in Communications, Inc. Two reporters, Christopher Smart of the Salt Lake Tribune and Marianne Funk of the Deseret News, will be WICI's guest speakers. Attendees will hear how these reporters have related the First Amendment to their work. WICI's First Amendment Chair, Genevieve Rowles, is coordinating and moderating the open-forum event. The cost of the luncheon is $13 for members, $15 for non-members, non-members, and $11 for students with valid identification. Call Sue Gatchell at 363-3074 for reservations. Women in Communications, Inc, is a national professional organization wheih promotes the advancement of women in all disciplines of communications. A dissertation on development The following is a reprint from The Kendig Report, published in the Jackson Hole News on March 4, 1992. Nora Seltenrich is the planning director for Park City, Utah. Park City, another town in the throes of planning, is in some ways a step behind the planning process here. Their situation is very similar, however, right down to the fact that the city may hire consultant Lane Kendig. As in Jackson and Teton County, planners in Park City are trying to be proactive. "The problem," said planning director Nora Seltenrich, "is that people feel they have the right to do whatever they want with their property indefinitely. Unfortunately, Unfortun-ately, we may have to wait until DO YOUR PART. DRIVE SMART. UTAH COAL & LUMBER GREAT MEXICAN TASTE don't take our word for it . . . ask Brenda Taylor! nn tenA a a, LOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF MAIN STREET 201 HEBER AVENUE 649-6641 IMs Um tfilH In-State Long Distance Waived For 90 Days With Cellular One Good things do come in small packages, especially in Park City. Because no matter the size of your cellular phone, with Cellular One service your toll-free calling area can become almost the entire state of Utaht When you activate a new Park City Cellular One number (645 prefix), we'll waive your in-state long distance toll charges for 90 days. Covering Utah Cellular One has an outstanding cellular system available in Park City. And we're not the only one that thinks so; AT&T has chosen Cellular One as McCaw's best engineered cellular service in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Northwest Region. Low Price Phones If you haven't yet discovered the added productivity a cellular phone can afford you. Cellular One can get you started for just $299 on a transportable phone. So sign up with Cellular One and get Utah, toll-free, for 90 days. Customer will he responsible for nornul cellular lirtime charges on long distance calls Some restrictions may apply. Promotion ends April 30. 1992. ' loll Irre mas do mil include some Utah prefixes. Not included are 209- Wasatch City. ftS I - Montezuma. 675 Glen Canyon. 757- Monument Valley. 739- Halchita. 827-Vosi. 827-Vosi. ss jut) 411 loll charges will he applied it the customer's phone is forwarded outside the local area. or il the cusiomer is roaming outside the area. Cellular One 1890 Bonanza Dr. imagine n,i ijmin Park City, Utah (801)645-6100 things get to a crescendo before people realize changes are necessary." For Park City, again much like Jackson, the change may entail a lowering of expectations from development. Clustering and decreasing base densities are among early suggestions to preserve community character there. Park City's "plan" has not yet been formalized, but Seltenrich expects it will face legal challenge when it is completed. "Where you draw the line on development is tricky," Seltenrich said, "but you must realize you're never going to please everybody. There is no end-all solution- that just seems to be the nature of the beast these days." Park City ski benefit to promote domestic peace The first-annual Family Ski Benefit will take place on April 4 at Park City Ski Area. Saturday's events will include games, door prizes, Nastar racing, a spaghetti feast and scavenger hunt as well as awards in some of the individual categories for a $25 adult donation or $20 donation for children 12 or younger. All participants get a Park City lift ticket for their donation. Season Pass Holders can join in the fun for a mere $10 donation. Participants are also eligible for a $5 ski rental at the Park City Resort Gart Brothers. Interested individuals must purchase their ticketdonation by March 30 from the Shepherd of the Mountains Lutheran Church, P.O. Box 3342, Park City, UT 84060. Ticket pick-up and check in will be before 11 a.m. April 4 at the Steeps Base Cafeteria near the gondola terminal. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Domestic Peace Task Force and Shepherd of the Mountains building program. The Domestic Peace Task Force is a group of individuals who are committed to raising public awareness and educating people on issues of domestic peace as well as supporting and protecting people in violent domestic situations. Shepherd of the Mountains Lutheran Church is currently building its new facility on Highway 224 near ParkWest. The building will be a center for community activities and public service when completed. Organizers are also currently taking donations for door prizes and awards to be given out during the event; Business or organizations donating will be announced during the awards ceremony at 4 p.m. at Steeps after the events have been run. For more information please contact Pastor Jonathan Nelson at 649-2233. 649-2233. Celebrate spring with the Snowshine Festival It brinp out the best in all of ii." The second annual Snowshine Festival, a celebration of spring skiing, will take place March 21 through April 4, 1992 at Park City Ski Area. The Snowshine Festival is aimed at encouraging more skiers to take advantage of spring skiing in Park City. "Our snowpack from natural snow and snowmaking, combined with warm, sunny days makes spring the most enjoyable time of year to ski," says Robbie Beck-McHugh, Beck-McHugh, Park City Ski Area marketing director. "Park City's spring skiing advantage is that our mountain offers terrain facing in nearly every direction so you can find runs throughout the day with ideal sun exposure where the snow is just right," she adds. "For years we've been telling people that the arrival of spring in Park City doesn't mean ski season is over, it means it's just warming up. In fact, last year we received 93 inches of snow in March. The Snowshine Festival is our way of getting more people to take advantage of our great March and April skiing," Beck-McHugh concludes. For more information on the Snowshine Festival contact the Park City Ski Area at (801)649-8111. Schedule of Events March 19-22 Music in the Mountains Over 100 hours of free musical entertainment throughout Park City. Pick up a schedule at the Park City Ski Area Sports Desk or Park City ChamberBureau. Sponsored by Associated Business Products, KALL FM, and the Park City ChamberBureau. Sunday, March 22 (9:30a.m.-3:30p.m.) Ski for the Love of It Our hosts have come up with an innovative way for you to meet the mountain, and it includes a souvenir! Just look for the "May I Help You?" signs. Details at ticket windows or Kiosk. Monday, March 23 (9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.) Mountain Mystery History Tour Meet on the Plaza at the "May I Help You?" sign any time before 11 a.m. to pick up instructions leading you to Adventure & Prizes! Tuesday, March 24 (10 a.m.-3 p.m.) Softball. Top of Assessment Run. Our defensive team will take on any group of three in a contest for prizes. March 27-29 Holly Flanders Ladies' Ski Workshop For ladies only. Pick up a brochure at the Sports Desk or call 649-8111 for details. Saturday, March 28 (8 a.m.-ll a.m.) Pancake Breakfast Start your day out with a hearty flapjack breakfast at The Corner Store on the plaza for only $3.25. Saturday, March 28 Coca-ColaSteeps Family Ski Challenge Sunday, March 29 (10 a.m.-3 pan.) Gart. Brothers Ski Golf Tournament Register at the first tee near the top of the Gondola on the Claimjumper Run for this unique 9-hole 9-hole course. Clubs and balls are provided for you to "swing" your way through the 2,400 foot vertical drop course. Registration is limited, so be there early! Friday, April 3 (4 p.m. at the plaza ice rink) Ice Show Watch Utah's best young skaters do their thing. Saturday, April 4 (4-6 p.m. on the Plaza) Plaza Dance Say "goodbye" to winter in style, dancing to the unique blend of jazz, reggae, and rhythm & blues performed live by "Chord on Blues". Wed. and Thurs., April 1 & 2 Budweiser Volleyball Tournament COLDWELL BANKER AND JULIE MCKAY PRESENT AN EXCEPTIONAL REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY PTARMIGAN TOWNHOUSES IN SILVER SPRINGS Priced below $57 per square foot 4 units SOLD 3 bedroom2.5 bath 2 car garage Swimming pool and tennis 20 units in project 3 units nearly ready to occupy Finished basement South facing views Fabulous location j. V3 C f 1 I iashy ACCllwma ' - ZJ) s- r Sw aurmvATa location " SHADOW PMva C Bja"""" ' I "' i ooMMuwry X. I : s aiariiaentfAMniMaeMiirTwnM I- ! FOR DETAILS CALL: IrlTirm" I I f:?lr'lt A , JULIE MCKAY, CRS, GRI 1"" JULIE MCKAY, CRS, GRI 649-4400 (OFFICE) 649-8420 (HOME) PREMIER, INC. H( SII.H NtlAl, UFA! l.ljrATE |
