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Show Thursday, August 3, 1995 D Page B8 The Park Record D Section B nfflBKB i "The Rarest Best Tasting Coffee in The World" PURE KONA COFFEE The native people of Kona, Hawaii remember the days of the "bad ass ones." The bellows of the donkeys could be heard echoing through the mountains as they hauled the heavy loads of coffee up and down the mountainside. In honor of these hard working donkeys, we name our coffee company. The legend of the Kona Nightingale lives on right here at The Bad Ass Coffee Company. Expresso, Whole Beans, All Roasts & Flavors Make Bad Ass Your Coffee Store "We Have Great T-Shirts, Hats, etc. 651 PARK AVE., PARK CITY 3530 SOUTH STATE, S.LC. 655-9811 265-1182 PRESBYTERIAN Fellowship Group of Park City and Summit County Announces That we will be commencing Sunday evening fellowship services on Sunday, August 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the Shepherd of the Mountains Lutheran Church by Wolf Mountain 4051 N. Highway 224 Park City, Utah PLEASE JOIN US EVERY WEEK For fellowship, prayer, singing, choir music, and refreshments For Additional Information, Please Call 647-0190 (Lynne) 649-3458 (Bob) or 649-0411 (Bill) MgLY Kambi Knight f6u JEWELS gALLEsy LOCALS PREVIEW You're invited to join us at The Family Jewels White Wolf Gallery for an Arts Festival preview. Come down and shop before the crowds arrive! Talk to Bambi knight, our in-house jeweler and gemologist, and see her new designs. Disc uss the beauty of Utah as captured on film by local photographer.David Whitten. Preview hours 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. Thursday August 3rd 591 Main Street. 649-4324 Bring this invitation and get 10 off featured merchandise The Opening of Our Park City Offices JAMES BROWN ROOFING Licensed & Insured Ut. Lic. 95-292742-5501 When it comes to roofing there are five important considerations: Quality of Workmanship Cost Showing-up as Promised Guarantee Displaying a Good Attitude Specializing in Metal Tile Shingle & Shake 15 Years Experience Free Estimates. Low Cost Family Business. Excellent References General Contractor Inquiries Welcome 801 6A7-7888(Mobile) 801 647-5704(Res) Lido Gallery small, but well worth the hike by EDD KINCAID Record guest writer When you go downtown, continue on to uptown that is Main Street, and there you will find at the top of the hill the Lido Gallery. Small, but worth the hike. In business almost 18 years, the founders, Carolee Hoffman and her brother Don, still have the enthusiasm that made the gallery the success it has enjoyed. The Hoffmans found that by carefully screening the 12 to 15 artists they represent, this permitted them to develop a clientele that returns year after year to add to their personal collections. The paintings on the gallery wall and the scultpure pieces displayed are easily and quickly classified as "traditional" no abstract expres-sionalism expres-sionalism here! My eyes were quickly focused on three paintings hanging in various areas of the gallery, all signed by the same artist, David Stewart. Upon graduating from the Art Students League in New York, he traveled trav-eled to Europe to study the masters in France, England, the Netherlands and Spain. Later, Central America, with its Mayan culture and art caught his inquisitive eye. Stewart then proceeded to travel to Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras to record what he observed in his mind and with his paint brush. Strangely enough, with this interest in European and Mayan art, his paintings reflect a rather Oriental touch. Not in his compositions or subject sub-ject matter, which is confirmed European, but rather in his technique and his application of paint and brush. It was this that caught my attention. The colors are rich, the texture heavy, and with the contrast between light and dark, you have an exceptional excep-tional painting. Examples of this are seen both in the "Sunflower" series and "David's Gift." sssf run , mrw1' mm-: WET L :'t X-Jr "Sunflower Series" PHOTOGRAPHY Unique Heirloom Quality Portraits of Children -1." Specializing in Black & White and Handtinting By Appointment Lorri Wolff 649-6867 If You Can't Take the Heat Get Out and BBO! Summer BBQ Class At Off Main -Wednesday., August 9 at 6 pm Cooking Class with Dinner Included 35.00per person Reservations Required Limited Space Available CAFE BAKERY Open Mon. - Fri. Breakfast 7 am - 1 1 am Lunch 1 1:30 am 2:30 pm 1 7 8 2 PROSPECTOR, PARK CITY -.64 9 -6478 f i - V. v s'A "David's Gift" "Light," states Stewart, "becomes the tool by which I direct the eye to the significant." That's what caught my eye. Interestingly, a recent photographer I reviewed at the Kimball Badami Gallery (Gary Grubb) had this to say about light. "Sometimes when the right light prevails, the subject is gone. Sometimes the subject remains but the proper light does not prevail but when light and subjects are brought together in complete harmony call it art," said Grubb. With this statement as a criteria, then both Stewart and Grubb are artists in the true sense. Walking back to downtown, I chose Swede Alley as my route. A short distance down, on the side of the road was a visual sight that made me want to weep an unfinished wall painting posing as a mural. Over a year ago, the Park City Arts Council joyously announced that their first piece of public art had been commissioned. The mural would be painted over the summer by Summit County artist Andrea Leichliter. With the second summer halfway over, the unfinished painting has not been touched since last fall. Early in the spring, I attempted to get information regarding the piece. The answer "the artist intends to start again soon." Standing in front of the painting, as I have a number of times before, I wonder how the painting could have been chosen to begin with. Park City has a strong and story-telling history. The miners, the loggers, log-gers, the fires, all contribute to a colorful, fascinating past. The unfinished unfin-ished piece appears designed and colored for a child's nursery. Whatever I think of the painting (1 have a hard time conceiving it as a i mural), the artist, by her lack of completion and commitment,' has shown , little respect for the organization that worked so hard to get this first project pro-ject underway. I sincerely hope that Fidelity Investments in Salt Lake City, who so graciously underwrote one third of the cost, will understand that this is the artist's problem, and will continue their interest in the arts. Having been deeply involved in this particular type of program in the past, I suggest that the Arts Council sit down, review future public arts and create a legal contract that spells out every aspect of the artist's commission. Park City Home Video's Top Rentals for July 1 . Dumb and Dumber 2. I.Q. 3. Legends of the Fall 4. Little Women 5. Nell 6. Murder in the First 7. Boys on the Side 8. Disclosure 9. Junior 10. Interview with the Vampire Blockbuster Video's Top 10 Rentals on Laser Disk 1 . Star Trek Generation 2. Red 3. Immortal Beloved 4. Murder in the First 5. Eat Drink Man Woman 6. Legends of the Fall 7. The Lost Seduction 8. Interview with the Vampire 9. Shawshank Redemption 10. Disclosure M Craig Reece, CRS CLOSING COSTS You have probably already figured out how much you will need at the closing for your down payment, but don't forget about the closing costs, which can add up to a significant amount. Closing costs vary depending upon the financing costs and the time of the month that you close. A Realtor will be able to give you an estimate of all costs, which will include the points on your loan, private mortgage insurance (if required), the title search, title insurance, attorneys' fees, and any transfer taxes or recording fees changed by local government agencies. You may have to prepay property taxes, homeowners' association fees and insurance. For rock solid advice on buying or selling real estate, call Craig Reece at 801-647-8017 or toll free at 1-800-553-4666. Craig has been a full time Park City resident since 1973 and a full time real estate agent since 1978. Craig Is consistently one of Park City's top producers.' 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