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Show mmmm Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, September 18-21, 2004 A-7 The Park Record Housing Coalition to hold conference "Utah Housing Matters" is the theme of the eighth annual Utah Housing Coalition, which will be held at the Homestead Resort in Midway on Monday and Tuesday. Sept. 20 and 21. In this election year, the issue of housing affordahility is paramount as housing costs continue to rise while home ownership and adequate rental housing is out of reach for many Utahns across the state. Karen Hale, the Democratic nominee for Lt. Governor and Gary Herbert, the Republican nominee for Ll. Governor will each be addressing the conference on Sept. 21, beginning at 8:45 a.m. Both candidates will discuss their positions regarding affordable housing and community and economic development in Utah. This year, the keynote speaker will be Charles Buki, a consultant to the Millennial Housing Commission. He has held senior positions at the Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation and The American Institute of Architects. He was a Loeb Fe 11 ow in Ad v a need Environmental Studies at Harvard University and a Mesa Fellow at the Common Counsel Foundation. Buki presently serves on the Board of Directors and/or Executive Committee of the International Sonoran Desert Alliance and on the Fannie Mae F o u n d a t i o n ' s Advisory Committee on Organizational Effectiveness. He will be giving the keynote address on Sept. 21 at ll:45<i.m. The Utah Housing Coalition is a diverse coalition of individuals and organizations committed to meeting the need for decent, safe and affordable 11011 s i n a. Members of the Coalition include lenders, nonprofit and for-profil developers, housing authorities, architects, advocacy groups as well as stale and local government agencies. Last year, approximately 120 community members from all over the stale attended the conference. Please visit the website <it utahhousing.org for more information about UHC and the conference or call Claudia O'Grady. chair, IMah Housing Coalition al (SOI) 5 2 1 - 2 ^ 1 *or Jennifer Schreiter. conference coordinator at (S01) 971-6572. film • Continued from A-5 North America. •Telluride shelling out for Senate candidate TELLURIDE, Colo. - Aspen, Jackson Hole. and Sun Valley/Ketchum have all been big on the fund-raising circuit for politicians. Now, add Telluride to the list. A fundraiser for Ken Salazar. a U.S. Senate candidate in Colorado who Democrats believe has a good chance of tilting the Senate back to the Democrats. was recently held at Telluride. road. Highway S3. has been fourlancd. and I he bus agency. Roaring Fork Transportation Authority, says il needs either an increase in the sales lax o\ 0.2 Outlook. Organizers expect more percent or reduce bus hours by than 100 films, with everything l.S percent. from comedy, drama, horror and The auency provides bus serveven animated puppetry porn. ice between Aspen and Rifle, a distance of about 1> miles, with • Film festival entries limited •Tax increase or cuts in service along portions of that valley beginning at 6:15 a.m. and buses in Roaring Fork to 7 minutes conlinuinu until 2:15 a.m. Unless R O A R I N G FORK VALLEY. the lax is approved, reports The C A N M O R E , Alberta - Lots of ski and gateway towns have Colo. - For decades. Aspen resis- Aspen Times, bus routes must be film festivals, but none quite like ted widening of the key highway curtailed. the one in Canmore. There, the to the outside world, seeking Seven Minute Film Festival is in instead to improve mass transit. Allen lies! has edited mountain its fourth year and has gained ton'n newspapers for 2i> years. He Now. nearly all of that kev Among those attending were U.S. senators Jeff Bingaman from New Mexico and Jim Jeffords from Vermont. As well, there was to have been a private concert by singer Judy Collins. Organizers, reported The Telluride Watch, hoped to raise $100,000 or more. international recognition. This year's festival in late September has entries from four nations, including Canada. reports the Rocky Mountain IPF.NhHINlIS R A I P H 2 5 .S 11 i r. i A Mc f i f s -j w ;v w . 6 LDS Church and served in numerous callings. He touched many lives in many ways and will be greatly missed, especially by his family. Besides his many friends, Chris leaves behind his son Christian of Austin. Texas; sister Loye Bertelson of Provo; and his wife. Martlia Brown of Heber City, to whom he was married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 22, 1 p.m.. at the Park 'Meadows Ward, 2300 Monitor Drive, Park City. Following the service, there will be a private family graveside service. E R A R I *. I I! I \ ( IS H F K R F O O N 2004 Ev t N i T o 4 0% O M K Av i s u i I' ,\ R k I', i i i O 4 J 5 64 4 5 S4 0 t L o s U T I A U R F IM & Ur c B n I N 7 [ I! I O Ft D T •-. I C, K r: f l M U M FALL has sered as n]iina%iny, editor at four different mount uin town newspapers and is now li:>'mg in metropolitan Den er. Obituary - Chris Gene Draayer On a beautiful fall day. Chris passed away doing what he loved most - riding his motorcycle. As a young man. Chris raced for his fathers Hurley Davidson dealership (Chris Draayer Harley Davidson, est. 1941) and eventually joined the Harley Davidson factory team (national number 77). Later, he look over the dealership from his father and ran il until 1984. In 1997. Chris was contacted by BMW Motorcycles to participate in the BMW '-'Battle of the Legends." where he was able to rejoin many of his peers back on the track. 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