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Show Page 2 5 Thursday, October 18, 1979 I I I I I 4 Jb a year in (USPS 378-730) jj SUBSCRIPTION RATES $12 a year outside Summit County PUBLISHERS: Ink, Inc. Jan Wilking & Steve Dering Editor Steve Dering Business Manager Jan Wilking Office Manager & Accounts Vicki Webber! Graphics Bobbye Jean Mueller . Donna Pouquette Production Consultant Terry Hogan Reporter Tina Moench Reporter Conrad Elliott Typesetting Phyllis Rubenstein Contributing Photographer Pat McDowell Contributing Photographer. . . . Phyllis Rubenstein Contributing Photographer Conrad Elliott Subscriptions Tami Clark Knurcd a second-flaw matii-i May 2't. 1977. ai (hi- mm office iij fark City, Utah 84060. under the An of March :. 1897. ' Published every Thursday at Park City, Utah. Svtond-cUs uosuge paid at Park City. Utah. Pictures, news and advertising may be submitted prior to the Tuesday publication deadline ai our office 119 Main Street in Park City, by mail P.O. Box 7.18. Park City 8 KIWI or by allini; ur office (801)649-9014. Publication material must be received h Tuesday afternoon for Thursday publication. Public MotiM VACATION ASKED Mr. Robert Black has petitioned the city to vacate 10th Street between Empire Ave. and Lowell Ave. A public hearing on the petition will be held November 15, 1979 at 7 p.m. in the Prospector Square Conference Center. NAME CHECK The Redevelopment Agency is asking all merchants mer-chants to check the names and addresses of their business as listed on the kiosk at the post office. If either is incorrect notification should be sent to: Muir Chong and Associates 329 East Third South Salt LaktCity, Utah 84111 After October 26 all changes will be paid for by the merchants and any additions of new businesses also will be paid by those merchants. CAR POOLS A free car pool match-up service is now available to. Summit County commuter residents. resi-dents. Interested persons should call 649-9403 evenings. SNOWFLAKER'S BALL Did you miss the "Roaring 20's" the last time around? Don't make the same mistake twice. Plan to be at this year's Chamber of Commerce Roaring 20's Snowflaker's Ball November 10, at the Grub Steak Watch for details. COUNTY CLEANUP The Summit County Commissioners announce that a general cleanup for the entire county is scheduled for Monday, October 22, 1979. Pickup of refuse will begin at 8:00 a.m. and continue until un-til complete. Residents are invited to deposit debris along roadsides at points where weekly garbage pickup is provided or where dumpsters are located. All kinds of refuse will be accepted and hauled away by county maintenance crews. Residents are advised to have their refuse in place for pickup by 8:00 a.m. on Monday as pickup will only occur once in each area. WHY NOT... t get the news by mail? I All you have to do to receive the news and happenings I I in the Park City and surrounding areas is to fill out J the coupon below and mail it today. ..and while you're J ! at it. why not send a subscription to a friend. Please ! enclose proper payment and PER YEAR $6.00 in Summit County $12.00 outside Summit County j Name I Address I I CityState. J? P.O. Box 738, Park City, Utah 84060 J bummit County happy reading! I I I e v. j t i .j Jimbo f" ' Danny Sandoval t mm Ken Malseed R J ft V,.m 4 HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Plan to come out Halloween night to the Middle School for the annual Halloween Carnival. It is sponsored by the P.T.A. to give kids something safe and fun to do for Halloween. All proceeds go into the P.T.A. fund for use in the schools. Plan to eat dinner at reasonably priced food booths in the gym. Let the kids enjoy the attractions from apple dunking to a spook house, 5 to 8 p.m. Meanwhile Mom and Dad can buy a raffle chance for ski tickets, movie parts, and other goodies, buy baked goods, or try their luck at games of skill and daring. Capping the evening will be a super-scary (P.B.) fill "Plague of the Zombies," for Middle School and up please!!! Elementary kids admitted only when accompanied accom-panied by a parent or older sibling. The film begins at 8 p.m. and ends at 10 p.m., so please plan to pick up your children promptly. Looking forward to seeing you for an evening of family fun and frolic. EMERGENCY STICKERS The Park City Fire Protection District has available emergency phone number stickers. Our goal is to place one on every phone in the area. You can pick these up at Mount Air Grocery, Park City Family Health Clinic, The Travel House or call Suzanne Shellenberger at 649-8390. STREET EXCAVATION All contractors are hereby notified that all street excavation requiring a city permit must be completed by November 1. The city will not allow any excavation after that date. CO-ED VOLLEYBALL Bring your team to an organizational meeting at the Memorial Building Tuesday October 23, at 7:00 p.m. Team rosters of 6-10 men and women with a captain will gladly be accepted then. Singles will form teams then also. League play will run on Tuesdays from October 30 to December Decem-ber 18 at the High School. AFTER 6a06 SWT V0i (0TH WUF6. o uui HAPrWS$ hp. t ruir pjL, HowdbouMf? What is your prediction for this winter's win-ter's weather? Ken Malseed-Ifs going to be a 70 percent year. We 11 be on the slopes by Thanksgiving, even if it's only artificial snow. Frank Vertuca There's got to be plenty of snow 'cause I'm coming back to ski the first of December. Jimbo It's going to snow, it's got to snow. The first day of measurable snow will be Thanksgiving. Sue Williams I don't think we're going to be skiing by Thanksgiving. The horses haven't even started getting their winter coats yet. The first snowstorm will probably be the day after Thanksgiving. Danny Sandoval The winter is starting tonight (Tuesday). It's a little late Ted Larremore The 30 years I've been here I've only been disappointed for snow once the vear Detore last. We 11 have snow. IHf ro &1 suave? tio Urn rc- but it's here. School Council R eviews Actions By Tina Lewis The active Middle School Community Council met twice in the last two weeks, continuing the intensive weekly meetings they have had since school opened. Council Chairman Nancy McComb, principal Otis Falls and members of the council feel that they have made a great amount of progress, especially hi the area of communication. Dr. Falls commented that the council has been helpful in setting goals for this year and bettering communication communica-tion between teachers, parents and students. During the October 3rd meeting, the council itemized item-ized the positive actions being taken in the school, the areas that they liked and the things they wanted to see continued. The council decided de-cided that assembling a resource file for the teachers would be a specific project that would benefit everyone. Tina Lewis will serve as chairman of the resource project, assisted by Jo Scott and Peggy Black. The group hopes to gather a list of peoj-'e who have special skills, talents and experiences experienc-es and who would be willing to come into the classrooms to enrich the curriculum. it 00 itV 11) IVFAitciA Frank Vertuca Sue Williams m - m '(. Ted Larremore Resources also will be assembled as-sembled for local field trips and assemblies that can be brought to the school. At the October 10th meeting, meet-ing, members of the council brought ideas for the resource re-source file and discussed a tennis tournament that will aid the remodeling of the Middle School auditorium. Dan Bigg of the Park City Racquet Club has organized the special tournament' called "The Bartender's Cup" and sponsored by Miller Beer, The Racquet Club and Sneakers. . The tournament, open to men and women in A, B and C divisions, will be held November No-vember 5th through November Novem-ber 9th, with a party and awards presentation on Friday Fri-day evening. For more information, infor-mation, call Danielle Bean at 649-7897, Jan Magnuson at 649-7145 or Gini Smith at 649-7046. 649-7046. The council also made plans for a faculty-PTA-Council get-acquainted party to be held at the McComb's house on Wednesday, October 24th. The next regular meeting of the Middle School Council will be at 1:30 p.m., November Novem-ber 8th in the principal's office at the Middle School. All interested parents and citizens are invited to join in. 7fAT AU,? V:. , - x V,, Z-J v T IcHtasRztdila . (Only signed letters Highway Alternative Dear Citizens of Park City : After spending a short 3 years in Park City, I've met many good people and am watching them flee ' from the amazing change that PC has gone through in the last two years. I'm speaking of the growth, condomania and suburgia. I've talked to old timers who've said the town's downfall was when the resort was sold to "a bunch of them- Califor-nians." Califor-nians." I know of the large proportions of southern Californians that have moved here, but having done so myself, I cannot say that is the" root of the problem. Getting to the point, I was saddened to read that the highway meeting had no op-posers op-posers to show. I know of quite a few with level heads. I stand outside and try to imagine this town with a highway through the center of it. I've lived in San Diego, California and watched them fill in canyon after canyon with' highways. The environmental en-vironmental impact on the land and wildlife, the air quality, and mental well-being well-being of everyone who listens to cars drive by all day and night cannot be measured in the largest of reports or papers. In PC I think it's small enough to try to do something about it. I feel our planners may be accidentally acciden-tally overlooking an answer to a problem which is all but solved. I mean the railroad tracks that run parallel to the part of the proposed highway that runs up Easy Street. Everyone who owns a car has experienced the frustration of paying a dollar a gallon for gas. Let's give oursejves an alternative to driving our cars. Seeing as PC is becoming more city than park, we should stop to think about how we can really plan wisely for our controlled growth. The question is not "to stop or not to stop." It's evident and inevitable we're growing. Thanks Fire Dept. Editor: Not until it happens to you, yourself, do you feel the full appreciation for our wonderful wonder-ful volunteer fire department. depart-ment. With speed and skill, they not only saved our home but did so with a minimum of damage to our property. No bashed down doors, no hoses turned loose... just efficiency that contained the fire in one Light 'Superf luous' Editor: I think all the rhetoric about the location of Park City's first streetlight is just a bit superfluous. Since Utah drivers as a whole have vtuw if. - iwmrir 0M- mm awm fit I I v I r I I I will be published.) . I'm not prepared to slap down some development plans for train stations and don t know what kind ol transportation system would be the most feasible. But it's time to start thinking a step beyond the bank. Just for a second, stop and try to con sider a better alternative to get people to Deer Valley, which seems to be the major concern. I can't begin to oppose anything that has been ap proved while myself and others have stood by in disbelief, saying and doing nothing. But I will try to stop a serious wrong being done to my home. A highway through town is not the answer. Let's try to cut down the number of autos that flow through our small town. There is more flavor to PC than just mining. Let's step out of our cars long enough to listen to the quiet of the night, and the hills around our home. It is bound to motivate us to a proper course of action. You can't refurbish a creek that has been touched by a bulldozer. bull-dozer. There is a grave upset on the balance of the streams eco-system. It's true PC relies heavily on the tourist trade, (not to say this is good or bad) just fact. But we have to think about ourselves and the time we spend in our area of residence. Do we want to listen to engines and breathe exhaust all year long? I've had more than enough this summer alone. Please stop before all the people with a desire for the quality of life flee this town. Many have already done so. If anyone has a desire to help me search for a better alternative than a highway, (some form of mass transit), let's make it happen. I'd like to hear your feedback. I'm not trying to criticize, just trying to improve. Make your voice heard. No insults please, it serves no purpose. Sincerely, Kathleen Kilgallon Box 142 place. Thanks, too, to our alert neighbors, Anne Prince Mel and Herb Armstrong, who spotted the flames and took quick action... and to the police who were on the scene in minutes. A thank you can never be enough ! Sincerely, Joe and Raye Ringholz obviously not yet mastered tne turn-signal. A transplanted Southern Calif ornian, Andy Livdal WAT VOWO UV6F0&. .?rs |
