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Show Page 8 Barn Bash To Become Annual Event M8f 'Hf0' THj.uru it,i",Orm anything could foe added lo the title of "The First llistoeial Society Golf Tour nament and Barn Bash'", it would foe the word "An nual." The Society, hoping for a full house of golf and 200 for dinner, had approximately ap-proximately 75 golfers and served 275 people. The function func-tion put $1,800 in the coffers cof-fers of the Park City Museum Fund. In addition. Jack Sweeney donated an additional $500. Under the able direction of Pete Alvarez (courtesy of the Coleman Land Co.) the golf tournament attracted numerous participants. Winners were: Ladies low driiss 1st Shary Brinkerhoff 2nd Eleanor Roach High (iioss Huhy Robinson Pulls 1st Low 1st High Putts 1st Alice Williams Jeanie Rinaldi Men's Low dross 1st George Dawson 2nd George McKinney High Gross 1st Bill Coleman Low Putts 1st Lloyd Stevens High Pulls 1st Dick Beck (Winners, please contact Pele Alvarez, Coleman Land Co., to pick up your pri.es.) Prizes were donated by: Blooms, The Family Jewels, Main St. Furniture and Hardware, Park City Mercantile Mer-cantile Inc., Dolly's, The In side Story, B & C Leather Goods, Main St. Photographer, The Newspaper, The Park Record. Free beer for the golfers was donated by Jeff Polychronis, The ML Air Market. A total community el fort, numerous people were involved. in-volved. Ray Johnson and the Park City Ski Corp. donated use of the goll course. cour-se. Ralph h'mery gave full cooperation for management of the golf course. Steve Bennett, Park City Catering, not only-coped only-coped with a burgeoning crowd, but donated a por tion of the food and service. The Lower Silver Creek String Band provided everything from Country Western music to the Virginia Reel -gratis. Verv special thanks are due to Mel and Herb Arm strong, who not only donated their fantastic barn but worked many hours preparing it for the festivities. Sponsorship donations were contributed by Coleman Land Co., Skyline Land Co. and Capson. Morris & McComb. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Castleton donated $50 to the Museum Fund and Jack Sweeney sent a special gift of $500. Committee members were Pat Smith, Mel Armstrong, Carrie Richards, Raye Ringholz, Harry Reed, Pete Alvarez, Ve and George Dawson, Diane and John Balaban, Bob and Ginny Pinder, Carolyn Brannan. June Dearing. Evelyn Richards, Terri Poison, Maureen McAllister, Marie Le Francis, Ruth Draphin. Jim MacMullin and Chris Anderson. f '0wll i ft: L f " --. f,4 'Ml ' i i Monica Uohlman has opened the Ritz for breakfast. Not Breakfast At Tiffany's, Now It's At The Ritz Casual Atmosphere And Entertainment At Art Center For years the Ritz restaurant has been frequented by Parkites and visitors looking for the unique. This they have found in the restaurant's crepes, fondue and a nearly famous onion soup. Now the Ritz has opened its doors for breakfast, providing patrons with a chance to begin the day in a ritzy way. The reopening follows remodeling work done to enhance the restaurant's decor, which combines an tique fixtures, stained glass, oak furnishings and elegant, slow moving fans. Step into the Ritz and you'd think you have just entered a European coffee house. Scan the menu beverages and the feeling gets stronger: five varieties of ciffee (expresso, cappuc cino, mocha, cafe au lait and coffee) and a host of exotic teas and herb teas. Breakfast selections feature a wide variety of waffles (with fruit, nut. cheese and bacon, or ham sauce topping), omlettes, and, of course, crepes. Nine varieties. Those looking for a hearty meal can opt lor the egg, sausage and cheese filling. Those wanting something cool and light should dive into a strawberry and honey yogurt crepe. Obviously proud of their cooking skills and use ol fresh ingredients, the Ritz cooks prepare most of the meals within ti e view ol diners at the restaurant's oak bar. "Almost all of the food is home made, very few items come out of a package." says Ritz Manager Monica Bohlman. No toaster waffles here. Bohlman says her restaurant will begin serving ser-ving dinners this Friday, adding to the old menu bom temp (a herb and three cheese combination) and blue cheese fondues in which crisp apples and vegetables slices are dip ped. Also new is a hearty vegetable soup, with dessert crepes and creme filled col lee cake "my mom's recipe." says Bohlman -of lered for the final touch. Ritz breakfast hours are Irom ii::so a.m. to i2.:io p.m. ; dinner is served trom (i p.m. to 10::i() p.m. The atmosphere casual... the entertainment, music, poetry and comedy the place, the Kimball Art Center's Cen-ter's Coffee House, this Sunday, July 1st, beginning at 8 p.m. til 11 p.m. With a variety of good music listening, who'd want to miss this great evening.... especially when the audien ce can bring refreshment;: of its liking. Admission is $2, Kimball Art Center Mem bers$1.50. Any group wanting to perform, per-form, contact the Kimball Art Center at 649 8882, as arrangements must be made prior to performance time. mm m tdp J. 4t Gourmet Coffee & Teas espresso Hi cappuccino Greek pocket piti sandwiches fresh roasted coffee hecin varieties bulk tea Hi tea tilings coffee maker-. 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