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Show Pago 2 Wednesday, August 23, 1978 SUBSCRIPTION RATE: S6.00 a year in advance in State SIO a year outside Utah PUBLISHERS: Jan v.t. Wilking Stephen K. Dering Editor Steve Dering Business Manager Jan Willing Office Manager and Advertising Sally Bolton Graphics Marianne Cone Bobbye Hammond Reporter Tina Moench Typesetting Jan Washburn Contributing Photographers. . . Nick Nass, Pat McDowell, Craig Reese Enteied as second-class matter Mov 25 I977 at me post ottice in ParK City Uton 84060 under the Act ol Match 3 1 897 Published eve-v Wednesday at Path City Utah Second class postage paid at Park City Utah Pictures news and advertising may be submitted prior to Wednesday publication at our office. 419 Mom Street Parte City Utah 84060 by moil. Box 738 or by calling 649-9592 Publication material musi be received Dy Monday afternoon tor Wednesday publication V HowabouMf? What is your reaction to the 1978 Park City Arts Festival? lfersbitie Editor -a Wes Potter J f uultc Notice I, BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT The Board of Adjustment has been asked to meet to consider a variance of a rear yard setback set-back requirement of the Historic Residential (HR-1) District of the Park City Land Management Code. The applicant owns lot 24, 25, and 26 within Block 75 of the Millsite Reservation. Because of the steep topography, the applicant is requesting a variance for zero (0) foot rear yard setback. The Board of Adjustment has, therefore, been asked to grant him the requested variance. The request comes under the authority of the Board as described in 10-9-12 and 10-9-14 of the Utah Code Annotated, 1953, and also as described in Chapter XIII of the Park City Land Management Code. The request will be considered by the Board of Adjustment on Wednesday, August 30, 1978, at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall. All interested parties are encouraged to attend. YOUTH SOCCER A soccer clinic will be held Aug. 26 from 9-4 at City Park. The registration fee is $5 and can be paid the morning of the clinic. Bring a sack lunch drinks will be provided. Also on Aug. 26, the P.C. Soccer Club will sponsor a fund raising disco dance at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Building. $2 per person. Everyone come! AH soccer players are invited to march in the Labor Day parade. Be at the top of Main Street at 9:45 a.m. in uniform. PRE-SCHOOLOPEN HOUSE An open house for all parents interested in seeing the new pre-school and meeting the teacher will be held Monday, Sept. 11 from 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday, Sept. 12 from 3-5 p.m. at the Community Church, 402 Park Ave. KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Registration for incoming kindergarten students, not previously registered in the spring, will be at Marsac School, August 15, 8:00 a.m. t 4:00 p.m. Students must be 5 years old on oi before October 31 to enter kindergarten this fall. Registration for other new students at Marsac grades 1-4, will be August 23. The first school dai of attendance for students will be August 28. LABOR DAY PARADE DEADLINE The drums will be beating, the flags will be flying and you'll want to be in the middle ol it all when Park City celebrates Labor Day with the grandest Miner's Day Parade in history. Wednesday, Wed-nesday, August 30 is your deadline to enter a float, sign up as a clown or march with your team. Entry forms must be picked up and returned retur-ned to the Chamber of Commerce office by that day. A traveling grandjrophv for the best float in the parade and cash prizes lor the best in each category will be awarded. CATEGORIES: FLOATS: Business. Organiatinn. Iinli idual HORSES OR HORSE-DRUW EIHCLES DECORATED CAR DECORATED BICYCLE CLOWN CONTEST! IB ears and up TEAMS KIDDIES' DECORATED BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE DECORATED W .o"l: in I II '. KIDDIE CLOWN KIDDIE MINER Gail Salowpv Tt's hitfhpr nnalitv hut inst too GailSalowey many people. Peter Pigott I think it's great! The quality is dramatically improved. It's another town resource. Wes Potter It's an improvement over last year's quality. The jurying is more realistic. The only thing I don't like is the preponderance of out-of-state ceramic exhibits although the quality is good. Martha Jensen It's big fun looking but no fun working it. . Robert Norten (exhibitor) I think it's great. I came from California and did well on Saturday but not as well on Sunday. This is my first year and I'll probably come back. Your town is really nice. Maureen Traeger It was much better than last year, the quality was excellent. The entertainment entertain-ment was excellent. My daughter, Jennifer, liked the gymnastics and the mime. Glenn Epperson The most fantastic thing I've ever seen, much better than it has been in past years. The entertainment was great ! Anne Bowman The token local's stroll up the street takes longer this year because of the increase in-crease of art and people, although the quality is improving. I liked the folk dancing the best. Peter Pigott ro A 4 Martha Jensen I A I ' .'A Robert Norten -Mr- Maureen Traeger i 2" Glenn Epperson nnt' How man COMMUNITY EDUCATION The Park City School District Community School Program has scheduled a series of four lectures and demonstrations that will aid people throughout their lives. Four topics have been chosen and a specialist in each field to give people information that will enrich their lives. First session will begin Wed., Sept. 13 Financial Finan-cial Management and Success then Wed., Sept 20 Savings Investments and Insurance. These two subjects will be discussed by Dr. Gary D. Hansen, Chairman of the Department of Family Economics and Home Management, BYU, ProvoUtah. The third of the series will be Sept. 27 covering Taxes, Benefits and Services. The fourth is on Wed. Oct. 4 Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts. AH classes begin at 7:00 p.m. and registration will be held Tuesday night Aug. 31 from 5-7:30 p.m.at the Park City Public Library. Fees for the classes $5 per person, $8 per couple or $1.50 per session. We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity. For more information please contact Nan McPolin, 649-9417, or the School Superintendent, 649-9671. LABOR DAY PARADE A meeting was held August 16 to finalize plans for the Labor Day Parade. Anyone interested in participating or helping please call 649-9456 or 619-7049. We're going to have a great parade! MINER'S QUEEN DEADLINE NEARS Girls 14 to 18 years of age are invited to submit an entry for the Miner's Day Queen Contest. DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, when, entries must be returned to the Chamber of Commerce office. Contestants must be from the Park City area. Judging will be based on a five minute introductory introduc-tory talk, evening dress, poise, community activity ac-tivity and answers to questions asked by the judges. Miss Miner's Day and her two attendants will be selected at a judging program on Saturday, September 2 at 7 p.m. in the Prospector Square Convention Center auditorium. The public is invited in-vited to attend. The royality will be formally introduced at Ernie's Er-nie's Arena at a horse show on Sunday, September Septem-ber 3 from 1 until 6 p.m. They will also ride in the parade. WEATHER STATION OPERATOR A weather station site and operator are needed for Park City. The operator will take daily readings from the weather station and phone them in to the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City. The operator should be someone living on property which they own. Interested persons contact City Planner David Preece at 649-8474. 3 i i !1l 'Total Farce' Dear Sirs: I would just like to say that I think the Park City Citizens Tennis Tournament was a total farce. I can see why no one entered this mess. The tournament director, Sandy Holmson, is totally inept at running a tennis tournament. tourna-ment. It is no surprise to me why there were so many . defaults. First case in point, he scheduled doubles teams to play each other in the first round of singles. Secondly, he gave the no. 1 and no. 2 seeds two bve's in a row. This has never been done in any major tournament. Thirdly, he left his 12-year old son to take care of the tournament while he went to Salt Lake to play bridge. And lastly, he lost his temper and yelled profane language in front of a large crowd. Next year I hope they get someone knowledgeable to' run the tournament. It is a bad reflection oE Park City to have such a poor tournament tourna-ment held in its name. Mike Letcher, Kellye Sternes Tennis Professionals 'Success Dear Sirs: The 1978 Arts and Bluegrass Festival was indeed in-deed a success. Anyone who joined in the weekend's activities ac-tivities would likely admit that " "success" best describes this year's two-day event. - Although the weekend is now history and the thought of next year's fair is very far away, the hard working crew who brought you this year's fair should be congratualated on their truly amazing performance. The Park City Chamber of Commerce Arts Festival committee, Amanda Petersen, Peter-sen, Shirley Smith, Marsha Simmons, Tina Lewis and Franci Eisenberg should be recognized as putting together the "best yet". Hats off to everyone else who contributed to this spec tacular planning effort. As a non-profit food booth participant, a specfanhanfs"' for including us in this fun summer event. To Mary, Ralph, Tony, Ski Team members, and parents who helped, THANKS. Respectfully, Bob Marsh Park City Ski Team Out of A Jam To The Strawberry Customers: Thanks for getting us out of our strawberry jam. Cindi, Bob, Kris, Bill, Nati Cold Facts Editor: Just a note to let you know that people do read "The Newspaper." Your article about cold beer was obviously read by most of the visitors to the Arts Festival. All day Saturday and Sunday people were commenting on "The Coldest Beer in Town." Thanks for perfect timing. The Club Man Dies After Fall From Truck An automobile accident which occurred shortly after Park City's Arts Festival began to close Sunday resulted in the death of a Midville man. Michael Ray Salazar, 23, died from injuries he sustained when he fell from the back of a moving pick-up truck, about a quarter mile up the dirt road that passes the Ontario Mine plant, said investigating officer Allen Palmer of the Utah Highway Patrol. The accident occurred when La Var Kendall of Salt Lake City offered to drive Salazar and five friends to their auto just as the festival began to break up at 7 p.m., Palmer said. Salazar 's friends told Palmer they were riding in the back of Kendall's pick-up when the victim stood up, lost his balance and fell over the side, striking his head on the road. Officer Palmeo said Salazar died before he could be loaded on a helicopter sent from the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. The Helicopter was to have met an ambulance at Parley's Summit. LICENSE AND REGISTRATION Commencing July 26, 1978, driver's license renewals and title changes will be done at .the Memorial Building in Park City on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month, from 2-4 p.m. Please note that this change was made by the State Motor Vehicle Division and not by the County Assessor. Thank you. MORE EXCAVATION Street crews will begin work on Empire Avenue on Thursday, August 24th. Residents living on Empire are asked not to park their can on the street that day to minimize work delays. met |