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Show Wednesday, November 23, 1977 Page 5 PLUMBING Emporium Plumbing Installation and repairs, drain and r.ewei lines cleaned licensed and bo- 649 8511 649-8505 -GENERAL CONTRACTORS Groves Construction P.O.Box 780 1016 Park Ave. 649-7575 Custom building and design, remodeling concrete work, crane rental MAINTENANCE - Park City Maintenance Carpet cleaning, window washing, house cleaning, etc. Full lamtonal service 649-9055,Suite 2010, Mt. Air Mall Maintainx Complete building maintenance - 24 hr. service 649-8155 ELECTRICIANS Alpine Electric Licensed contractor, just call Fat Back 649-8779 P.O.Box 1355 -GLASS SERVICE- Rocky Mountain Glass 486 9731 For all your glass needs. HEATING Heber Heating 684 Ea--' Center Heber City Installation :.au.-s and service, also service on . :mmercial refrigeration. EXCAVATION- Jeff's Backhoe Service Footings, water and sewer, grading Call 649-8421 after 8 p.m. James Park Construction Complete excavation service 649-8826 649-8709 BUILDING MATERIALS- Heber Cabinets 20 N 600 W. Heber City Phone 654-3130 When designing ,rs..r l"-hnr- work with a certified kit- h.- : , iter Cabinets Heber Lumber r ''""-'( ' i v Highway 248 649 84 Everything for your buildm . fits GET RESULTS! Advertise in The Newspaper's Building Services Directory Sleigh Bells May Be Ringing The sound of sleigh bells may be heard this winter if a proposal presented by two recent arrivals from New Jersey is approved. Ron Cooper and Gary Dolan Thursday "night presented plans for a horse-drawn horse-drawn sleigh ride service which would incorporate a daytime tour route and an evening shuttle service. Cooper glibly told the City Council that the Greater Park City Sleigh Company is proposing to base their operations at the Woodhaus sports shop on Park Avenue, offering daytime rides at 1, 2 and 3 p.m. and shuttle rides between Iron" Horse Road near Mt. Air Market and Heber Avenue every half hour between 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Although briefly interrupted interrup-ted by Dolan 's young son, who proclaimed, "Dad, I got to pee," Cooper described the tour and shuttle routes. The 45-to-60-minute tour-would tour-would begin at the Woodhaus, travel north along the railroad tracks to Bumps restaurant at the intersection in-tersection of Iron Horse and Park Avenue, head east toward "Easy Street" and then south to Deer Valley. The sleigh would travel along a cross-country ski path in Deer Valley and then return to the Woodhaus. The evening shuttle would run between Bumps and the Utah Coal and Lumber restaurant. Cooper said the sleigh horse would be equipped with an apparatus capable of catching cat-ching 25 pounds of any deposit the animal may wish to relinquish along the way. FALL CLEANING Get Ready for the Season Before the Snow Flies Homes - Condos Rental Units - Offices - Steam Clean Carpets - Windows - General Cleaning - Construction Cleanup Call and ask about our weekly maid service. Teachers' Materials Workshop The Marsac Parent Volunteer Volun-teer Program sponsors a Teachers' Materials Workshop each Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the Marsac cafeteria. "These ladies are the ones who have really gotten out to help work for the school this year," commented Marsac principal Dr. Otis Falls. "Wheter they're positive or negative about our schools, these are the ones who've really been helping." During the materials workshop, volunteers work on projects drawn from a list of needs submitted by individual in-dividual classroom teachers. They pick up packages each Friday containing materials and directions. Projects to date have included number and letter games, visual aids and flashcards. Volunteers are currently readying bingo cards. Several mothers take home large projects and return with the finished projects the following week. Sherry Coehlo J. Funding Gut 108 01 9oazu Smiteciilbe ! j The Region XII Law Enforcement Enfor-cement Planning Council (LEPCi held its annual two-day two-day workshop at the Treasure Mountain Inn last Thursday and Friday. Robert B. Anderson, director direc-tor of the Utah Council on Criminal Justice Administration, Ad-ministration, expressed concern con-cern over speculation that the federal government may cut funding to LEPC by one-third one-third and urged members to write to their congressmen. Salt Lake City Police Chief Bud Willoughby suggested improving crime analysis and charting high crime areas as two major ways to strengthen law enforcement. The success of youth and pay incentive programs was a positive topic of discussion. Salt Lake CityCounty jailer Capt. Gary Dealand criticized the crowded jail conditions and noted that 70 per cent of the prisoners in Salt Lake jails are being held for felonies. Laser Stolen A truck containing a reported $12,000 in tools and equipment was stolen from the Prospector Village area Thursday night or early Friday morning. The 1964 International :!, ton pickup belonging to contractor con-tractor Gordon Dolan was recovered Friday in East Canyon but the tools and equipment were missing. Among the items taken was an $8,000 laser beam and various electrical equipment. Crepe & Foedue Expresso& Cappuccino 402 Main 649-9998 z Wednesday - Sunday 6- 9 X Energetic Sherry Coehlo, with the aid of P.T.S.A. president Chris Zaba, is the chief coordinator of the 25 volunteers. She schedules mothers in tutorial programs to assist students needing extra help; provides clerical services when the office workers become short-handed; short-handed; and provides the bookmobile with volunteer helpers. Coehlo was also the force behind the Read-A-Thon held at Marsac which ended on October 31. The parent volunteer program has been both "a lot of work and a lot of fun," according to Coehlo. It is currently lacking in the tutorial area and there is room for many more volunteers. PARK CTY MAINTENANCE For all your needs, call V. C. direenflields NURSERY OUR GREENHOUSE IS NOW COMPLETE AND FULLY STOCKED WITH INDOOR TROPICAL PLANTS THIS WEEKS SPECIALS 6 ft. Rubber tree $25.00 3 -4 ft. Star Pines $24.00 Chalk Dollar Succulents $10.00 Many more including cactus, palms, ferns, philodendrons, scheffelera, plush plants etc. open daily 9 -5 P.S. Greenfields will also carry a full line iswai j.!uwei i of Christmas trees including flocked trees i . i . i , i ' Watch for our ad next month LoratpHinSnydprvillemiriwavhetweenParkCilvandKimbaU'sJunction. : OLD PARK CITY IN A NEW SUBDIVISION Prospector Park NOW FOR SALE Theodore Roosevelt Plenty of room for wide-open living, with 1,576 square feet of relaxed, feet-on-the-coffee-tahlc spuciousness. Dining areu. kitchen, living and family rooms, 3 bedrooms. 2H baths-plus a bonus room offering an additional J65 square feet, to l)e finished any way you want. T. H. would have heartily approved. Go ahead, live in the pust-with every modern amenily-in amenily-in the Theodore Roosevelt. The Capturing of Old Park City in a new Subdivision Commercial, Condominiums, nesiaenuai, Lots Sold exclusively by 405 Main St. 649-9304 REAL ESTATE SALE Western Woodlands 5. |
