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Show A-5 The Park Record Wed/Thurs/Fri, September 15-17,2004 CITY BEAT CITY EDITOR: Jay Hamburger ^49-9014 ext.1 I I citynews@parkrecord.com Mount Air Cafe "9/11" sets new Film Series record More than 700 see controversial documentary Family Restaurant Since 1979 Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Specials Daily By JAY HAMBURGER Of the Record staff Ray Johnson was likely in the political minority last Saturday as he watched "Fahrenheit 9/11" at the Park City Library and Education Center. Johnson, who lives in Jeremy Ranch, plans to vote for President George W. Bush in November but he was at a Park City Film Series screening the Michael Moore movie that his highly critical of the Bush administration^ policies since the Sept. 11,2001 terrorist attacks. He said outside the library that it was not his decision to attend the movie - his wife wanted to see the film. "I.don't want to contribute to his success," Johnson said about Moore. JAY HAMBURGER/PARK RECORD "Hels already made plenty." Polly Mattson and Mitchell Bock, who live in Summit Park, set up a booth outside the Park City The Film Series snowed the movie three times last weekend, with one Library and Education Center last weekend with voter-registration forms. They were at the screening each on Friday, Saturday library as the Park City Film Series screened "Fahrenheit 9/11." and Sunday. Saturday marked the Sept. 11 but a banner outside the any specific dates to show it or not "I just want people to underthird anniversary of the terror attacks library promoting "Fahrenheit 9/11" show it," he said, stand that their vote counts. Every and the Film Series' decision to show was vandalized overnight Saturday. Outside the building on vote counts. It's your American the movie on Sept. 11 has upset some The crowd at the Sept. 11 show- Saturday, Polly Mattson and voice," Mattson said. Parkites. She said that, after the 2000 ing applauded Film Series chief Frank Normile the film afterelection, when Bush narrowly beat on Monday reported that atten- ward. Vice President Al Gore, dance at "Fahrenheit 9/11" set an It was moving. It brought me to former she pledged to be more politically "I liked it. I opening-weekend record for the thought it was active in 2004. Film Series. He said more than 700 well done," said tears. It made me angry. Excuse me, "Last election, I sat back and people attended the movie over the R i c h a r d voted. The guy I voted for was not this is not the America I signed up for. three nights. The previous record Kurzban, elected," she said. a was 610 movie-goers for the opening K i m b a 1 1 That's how it made me feel." Mattson, a six-year Parkite, said of the 2003 season, when "A Mighty Junction resishe would allow anyone to fill out Wind" was shown. - Polly Mattson the forms, regardless of what politdent who plans "Everyone was pleased and they to vote for Summit Park ical party they support. thought it was a powerful film," D e m o c r a t i c H H ^ M I ^ H M I "I will register everybody. I just Normile said. believe it's extremely important to p r e s i d e n t i a l He said the Sept. 11 showing was candidate John Kerry in November. Mitchell Bock, who both live in vote," she said. the weekend's most popular, drawMattson attended Friday's Kurzban said he was not both- Summit Park, set up a table with ing 250 people. information promoting screening and said it had an impact ered that the movie was shown. He said he received no com"It's art. It's a movie. I don't see Democratic candidates like Kerry. on her. plaints about showing the movie on Mattson wanted movie-goers to "It was moving. It brought me fill out voter-registration or to tears. It made me angry," she address-change forms and said 20 said. "Excuse me, this is not the people had filled out the forms on America I signed up for. That's Friday night. how it made me feel." Open 7 days a week Great family menu Breakfast served 6 a.m.to 9 p.m. Park City Jet. 224 & 248 East 649-9868 XJBSP Richie Breza of First Western Mortgage Main Street readies for USC marching band August sees building figures risefrom'03 Park City will get a taste of bigtime college football on "Friday but it's unlikely anybody will be tackled Supporters of the University of Southern California football team will hold a rally in City Park at about 5:30 p.m. featuring USC's famed marching band. The marching band will start on the 400 block of Main Street at 6:30 p.m. and then march to City Park via Main Street and the Poison Creek trail. Once in City Park, the band is scheduled to perform a concert at a rally for USC boosters. USC is the No. 1 team in collage football. The Trojans play Brigham Young University in . Provo on Saturday. ' ' .''.-,.,... 'vU/V^i-X* Information from event organizers indicates that the rally in City Park will run from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Food and drink will be available and the Sensations Soul Band will perform. Organizers have said that they expect 300 people to march from Main Street to City Park. The USC event follows soon after a similar rally for Notre Dame fans. The Friday before a recent Notre Dame-BYU game, Notre Dame supporters held a rally at City Park featuring the school's mascot and cheerleaders. Jay Hamburger Park City's construction industry had a strong month in August, recording roughly 20 percent of the year's building figures, the Park City Building Department reports. According to the Building Department, 131 permits were issued in August. They were valued at a little more than $14.1 million. The figure beat the numbers recorded in July, when about $11.6 million was tallied, and in August 2003, when about $6.5 million was recorded. The Building Department issued permits for 20 single-family homes with a combined value of a little less than $8.5 million. One multi-family project, totaling 24 units and worth about $2.2 million, was also permitted in August. Meanwhile, a little less than $2.5 million worth of alterations and additions were recorded in August. Jay Hamburger Richie is a Loan Officer with First Western Mortgage but did you know he also is a fine player of the game of soccer. He and his team of compatriots of the Utah Blitzz won the 2004 Pro Soccer League Championship! The took the PSL title by rallying from a two-goal defidt in the game and a one-goal deficit in the penalty kick tiebreaker. All this against the Charlotte Eagles at Wadddl Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina last Saturday night They beat the home team. 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