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Show Page 3 Wednesday jsjovember 15, 1978 er's.'Ball . . Snbwfla-k The Snowflaker's Bali held Friday night was just that. It . was snowing outside and everyone inside was having a.ball. , i , r.More than .500. people Jubilantly jammed the Grub Steak Restaurant to participate par-ticipate in the Park City Chamber of Commerce's vjaruiual ..winter, kick-off event. . The theme of this year's par- 1 ty was the "Snowflaker's f Ball" and the timint could not have been better. Winter and the ball began at the same time. ': After reading their issue of t the Pig Pen, the official newspaper of the Park City Institute of Social Services, i'which co-sponsored the :event, Snowflaker's ate. t drank and got merry. Ad-j Ad-j ding to the merriment was . the Jerry Floor-Bill Crisom j Big Band. Much of thecost of f this 15-piece group was borne by First Security Bank, I Silver King Bank, First j Federal Savings and Loan, I Park City Racquet Club. ! Claimjutnper, Moana,.Gump Land Ayers, Capson, Morris t and MeComb, Holiday Inn and Mt. Air Market. Augmenting the band was a wide variety of recorded popular hits from several eras, played by a gaggle of disc jockeys. In addition to spinning the stax of wax, the Fabulous Five (all four of them) judged dance contests xactiy That t f , , , t 1 '' .Vrr 'if 1 1 Cj I .. i ,-x- ill JJ ; - ,- 2 , The Snow Pig, mascot of the Park City Institute of Social Services, was an obvious hit with the ladies Friday night. Gary Avise is checking out the curly cue in the background. and dispensed valuable prizes, of which there were many. Highlighting the evening was . the crowning of King Pig and Miss Piggie. Jere Calmes hogged the show as he accepted the King Pig crown and Pat Smith squealed with delight and almost passed into a pig stupor as she was selected to reign with Calmes. With the cold flakes accumulating ac-cumulating rapidly on the ground outside, it was, indeed, in-deed, a grand night for the Snow Pigs ofPCISS. us System Starts Saturday Continued from Pace 1 passenger buses in an attempt to improve im-prove the transportation system that has been labeled the 'biggest problem" faced by tourists. The buses will operate on peak and , non-peak schedules, beginning at 7:30 a.m. and running until 1 a.m. During the.jpeak periods 8: 00- 22 Q&39&Bn terminajimafthtefortjCr. TWtH ' buses will" service the loop covering the condominium complex jiprt,h f ' the resort and two. wili provide tran-: spoliation to and from Prospector. Square, Homestake Condominiums ... and the Holiday Inn. Also during the peak period, one bus will service the '"SlifaT 'Street area and "anotrier" will' travel between the resort and the Holiday Ranch area, including the Racquet Club condominiums. The two remaining buses will serve as backup vehicles. During the non-peak afternoon hours and from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. : four buses will cover a continuous rXfimMs wiiJ m-.l Bus stops for the four separate loops are listed below. Buses also will stop at these locations during the non-peak periods. ... , Main Street Loop: Treasure Mountain Inn, Post Office, Claim-jumper, Claim-jumper, Woodhaus, First Security Bank, resort' center! Prospector -Square Loop: Prospector Prospec-tor Square, intersection of Homestake Rd. and Highway 248, Holiday Inn, resort center. Holiday Ranch Loop: Racquet Club (two stops), intersection of Holiday Ranch Loop Road and Highway 224, intersection of Homestake Road and Highway 248, Holiday Inn, resort center. Condominium Loop: Stops at the Payday, Park Avenue, Three Kings and Crescent Ridge condominiums. Transportation Committee Chairman Chair-man Bob Wells noted that once service ser-vice begins the bus system will be altered to meet the needs of the riders. Re-Opening Friday Nov. 17 Seafood Special Filet of Sole stuffed with ITALIAN CUISINE Crab Imperial Join us! 412 Main Street an Jreterson Improving Park City resident Jan Peterson was seriously injured in-jured last Wednesday morning morn-ing in an accident on Highway High-way 224 between Park City and Snyderville. According to Detective Sgt. Rob Berry, one of the first persons on the scene, Peterson was driving south about 9:00 a.m. in a van w hen he was struck by a ten-wheel ten-wheel dump truck driven by Ralph Tolman of Sandy. Tolman, apparently headed north, swerved to avoid hitting a sheep crossing the road, locked the brakes and lost control of the truck. After driving into a ditch, he came back onto the highway and crossed into the oncoming lane .Mr. Peterson apparently realized the situation and had come almost al-most to a stop. Tolman struck the left front of the van before leaving the west side of the road. Mr. Peterson was pinned in the van for nearly an hour, Berry said, and was conscious. con-scious. He was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of Holy Cross Hospital with face and head injuries. Wednesday Peterson was listed in fair condition, although he has been moved from the Intensive Care Unit. Mr. Peterson is manager of the Wolfe's sporting goods store in Park City and is married to Amanda Peterson, Peter-son, director of the Chamber of Commerce. !' m in n Milium .h f Vf Jan Peterson was driving this van when he was hit by a 10-wheel dump truck. ru',tnmm.m- wuhik , ,-., xSMmtmiiiL ..... We mnte you to a Two Man E.vlnbit & Reception Komnher 18, 1978. 2:00 to 6 00 p.m. W'dliTioiors bv H Fmnu.s Sellers A complete sliou' oj all recent works by this poplular and widely collected Utah artist. : ? U'cIJul Sculpture by John Fred Prazen His Jirst complete shou' in Utah.' MEYER GALLERY 305 Mum Street Park City, Utah (801) 649-8160 orastop COMGT Opening Friday, Hpvemher 24th 1978 "Ye shall lenou him by his food." Two classic dining experiences under the sign of the Good Brother. The Great Hall presents pre-sents continental dining at its best, while the Refectory offers steaks, chops, barbe-qued barbe-qued ribs and seafood in a relaxed atmo sphere. The exquisite cuisme is prepared for your dining pleasure under the artful guidance of Chef Patrick Darmon of France. Join us for dinner from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Reservations Suggested 1492 Park Avenue, Park City 649-9300 |