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Show V Page 12 Thursday, February 1, 1979 Submitted ISy The Park City Chamber of Com merer Our board will see several new faces this year and we take this opportunity to welcome them and to thank those members whose terms have now expired. Leaving us after having served three-year terms are: J. Warren King Royal Slreet Land Co. Warren has been a most supportive member of our board and was instrumental in opening the doors for uie first Park City Ride 'n Tie last summer sum-mer by most graciously consenting to the use of his land for a good part of the course. We will miss his business sense and help with the ongoing operation of the chamber. Thank you Warren! Kai ne Anderson Mountain Moun-tain Bell. Business pressures have prevented Earne from always taking an active part on the board, but we valued his help and support in getting special communications setups for the Arts Festival and feel that he has done a special job of helping to maintain the stability of Park City through his work with the volunteer fire dept. Thank you Earne! Hob Morris Capson, Morris. McComb and the Holiday Inn. Through his involvement with Capson Morris and McComb, the Holiday Inn and the upcoming up-coming shopping center Rob has lent a business credibility to Park City that has helped it become the last expanding town it is today. He has been active in the Chamber and we knew we could always count on his support. Thank you Rob! Nicholas .1. Nass Main-Street Main-Street Photographer. -Nick has been a staunch supporter support-er ot mid spokesman for the Main Street Business Community during his tenure on the board and we appreciate his constant input in-put on Chamber matters, his help with the Arts Festival and his special photographic and documentation documen-tation skills. Thank you Nick! Two other vacancies on the board were created by the resignation of the following people who will no longer be working in Park Citv: Skiers-Ski Groups Remember Your Vacation With Professional On -The-Mountain Photos. Let us take your picture on the ski hill. It's lots of fun and it's great for groups, too. The same evening, you can choose your favorite shots from a full color slide show. Best of all, your 8x10 color prints will be ready the very next day. For an appointment, simply call the Main Street Photographer. Professional ski photos. A super way to remember your ski vacation. Price? $26 includes one color 8x10 print. 8 THE Chamber Says John Manookin Formerly For-merly with First Security Bank, John served as a financial advisor during his time on the board. We appreciate ap-preciate the expertise he lent us. Rick Becker Gump and Ayers, Rick will be missed from the board, especially by the staff, for his ability to always pull us out of a jam and set things in order again. His business and management skills were a welcome addition to Park City. We'll miss you. Rick. Joing us for three-year terms are: Donna Lewis Donna Lewis The Inside Story. We welcome to the board a new business person and someone who is strongly committed to the Main Street area. We look forward to working with you, Donna. Hick Prince Rick Prince Holiday Inn and Pri ne'e, "Yea fes rrid1 Geldzahler. Rick, long a Park City resident, concerned concern-ed and interested in the growth and development of our town will be a most welcome addition to our board and we won't object to a little legal advice now and then. Steve Austin Park City Leather Works. Steve has been a responsible businessman in Park City for the last four years and we appreciate his interest in the stability of our town. We also welcome another Main Q ?m ) ft. tJ i Steve Austin Street member, for our board can only be truly representative if we have people from all areas and interests. John Sloan Prospector Athletic Club. John is another relative newcomer PCHS Says Bye, Bye To Birdie Musical - - -t,imL &m'--mV'f ' . . ' . . .' ... 1 By Sonya Katcliff Yes, Conrad Birdie teen idol, got drafted into the army and the whole story was presented at Park High last week. Birdie's agent, Albert Peterson, had arranged for Conrad to give "one last kiss" to a girl, Kim MacAfee, in Sweetapple, Ohio. The idea was that of Rosie Alvares, Albert's secretary-fiance of eight years. The last kiss is to take place on the Ed Sullivan Show. Upon Conrad's arrival in Sweetapple, he wooes the Hello 'mm t T John Sloan to Park City, and has shown from the beginning his interest in-terest in working to make our town a quality place to work and play. We welcome him and his representation of the Prospector area to ouc, board. teen girls by singing 'You Gotta Be Sincere." B$ the time he had finished," 'all of the teens, parents and audience had fainted, f Hugo Peabody is quite upset up-set with Kim. Kim is deeply in love with Conrad, yet she is pinned to Hugo. Meantime, Mean-time, Albert is getting acquainted with Gloria Rasputin, the bartender's aide. Now Rosie is also upset. up-set. Hugo and Rosie team up to get revenge. During the Ed Sullivan Show, on which Kim MacAfee, teens, and parents appear, Hugo, with y Mmmmmmmii I? i I r t And Replacing resigned board members for the remainder of their terms are: .Bill Fish (1 year) Hal Taylor and Assoc. Bill, a i retired Pan Am pilot. Hill Fish the encouragement ot Kosie,. i - "i i ...i I tries to give- Kim one last i kiss. Rosie is disgusted with Albert so she goes to Maude's Roadside Retreat where Hugo was just thrown out. Rosie, now Spanish Rose, entertains in the private dining room for men only, primarily to perturb Albert. She gets fed-up with the men and tries to leave, only to be rescued by Albert. At this time, Mr. and Mrs. MacAfee find out that Kim and Conrad are in the icehouse, a place where older kids go to be alone. Eventually, the parents come and take Conrad away. Kim is left to attend a drunk Hugo. Albert informs Rosie to meet him at the train station in the morning with the suitcases. All through the show Rosie is seen lugging around the luggage while Albert is doing nothing. What does it mean: that he is to high on the pedestal to help his fiancee? The last scene in the play is that of Conrad dressed like an old lady to escape from Sweetapple and all the girls. Rosie and Albert are on their way to get married with an English teaching job in another town waiting for them. SAVE TRIPS ELECTRONIC CORDS J PHONO NEEDLES PHOTO BATTERIES PROJECTION LAMPS DARKROOM SUPPLIES r R Af rFSSORIFC. ll TAPES AND RECORDS i 0 Mr n BLANK TAPE MUSIC BOOKS INKLEY'S I FILM FINISHING MAIN & CENTER HEBER CITY t 654-3985 f Goodbye moved to Park City only a year and a half ago, but in that time he has made friends everywhere. We welcome his interest in working with the Chamber and know that his enthusiasm en-thusiasm will be a bonus for us. Dick Wilde (2 years) Silver King State Bank. Dick is no stranger to the board, having served a full 3-year 3-year term one year as president. We must not be all bad if he is willing to serve on the board again. We will welcome his 66 W9f mmt mtoe au? Our low rates . theuTLLin with when you need Tom Ligare Mount Air Mall 649-9161 STATI FARM INSURANCI mm Auditions OPEN FOR THE PUBLIC Try Your Act Out! Feb 21, Tuesday Night Rusty Nail Saloon, Park City Resort Center 1 -7:30-10:30 FIRST PRIZE includes gift certificate from local stores, and other donations totaling over 300.00. Tom Kennedy-(name that tune) M.C.-Hollywood Star Panel Dick Wilde knowledge - of Park City and finances and look forward to that cheery smile when we need help. That's what U.S. Savings Bonds are all about. ' There's just no safer way to save. , 1 iBttdtec Miff, wouldn't mean a thing firt - rlpQ eprvlrta Wa me. Stop in or calf. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois First Annval For further information call ill!) xi n xi 2M Ask for Jerry or (iene Weight Clinic Here Can you go on a diet and stick to it until you reach the weight you want? Can you control weight gains not just this week or the next, but for years ahead? Yes, you can, by recognizing and permanently changing your responses to eating stimuli. The Utah Heart Association is sponsoring a 10-week class using a behavior modification approach. ap-proach. The class is taught by Mary Demkowicz', registered dietitian, and will be held at the Memorial Building on Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. Both men -and women are invited to attend. A pre-registration will be held on January 25 at 7 p.m. and the first class wilt oe on February 1. Classes ae limited to 25 people on a first come-first served basis. 99 if we didn't back nffor ai itnmatir. . . Ilk 523 MAIN STREET (Across from City Hall) 649-9431 FIRST PRIZE i |