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Show C-4 The Park Record Wed/Thurs/Fri, August 22-24, 2018 Bob Weir and Wolf Bros will converge in Salt Lake 434 Main Street Park City, Utah 435-655-9505 www.purplesageparkcity.com Open Monday to Saturday @5:30 Summer Shake Up at the Purple Sage! New summer menu and great specials every night Meatloaf Mondays 1/2off our award-winning meatloaf Two for Tuesday Buy one entrée and receive a second entrée of equal or lesser value for free! (reservations highly recommended) Wine Wednesday 10 great bottles each at 25$ or less 5$ Wine glasses Farmer’s Market Thursday A 3 course dinner sourced from our local farmer’s markets for 35$ Facebook Fridays Like us on Facebook and on Fridays we will post a “Facebook Fan Special” for the weekend *Show us your ticket from the parking garage and we will take $3 off your bill to pay for your parking* Tickets for Oct. 26 show on sale at the Eccles Theatre Submitted by MagicSpace Live at the Eccles is thrilled to announce Bob Weir and Wolf Bros will rock the The George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater stage on Oct. 26. Featuring Weir, Don Was and Jay Lane; the trio will perform songs of Grateful Dead and more. Tickets are available online at Live-at-the-Eccles.com, by calling 801-355-2787 or by visiting the Eccles Theater Box Office, 131 Main St., from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Mondays through Fridays, and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays. Enhanced fan experiences will be offered including a premium ticket in the first 10 rows, sound check access, a show-specific exclusive poster, and more. Weir says, “Wolf Bros is something that really took its roots back in the spring of 2015. For a while now I’ve been Continued from C-3 Luncheon is set for Sept. 12 companying story) Encountering Park City’s chief executive will be a novel experience for Leary.“I’ve never met the mayor, so I’m looking forward to this,” Leary said. “He represents Park City, so I’m sure there will be many people who will be interested in what he says.” Schloesser and Leary, fittingly, are fairly new to Park City. Schloesser moved to town four The L.A. 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Marie 92 Prefix with centric 93 Barbaric 94 Worrisome engine sound 95 Teatro __ Scala 96 Old copiers 98 Right on the map 99 *It covers the Batmobile 101 *Brie, e.g. 107 Ottoman bigwig 108 Cooling-off period? 109 City of NE Italy 110 Garbage hauler 111 B-day numbers 112 “Full House” surname 113 Award for “Mr. Mercedes” 114 Lift one’s spirits? DOWN 1 “Phooey!” itchin’ to explore our songs in a trio setting. An upright bass, my acoustic or electric guitar and a drummer. We did some rehearsals this past spring and it was big fun—and that’s the whole idea. We were kickin’ around Dead songs as well as tunes from my back pages. I’m pretty sure we’re gonna have a big adventure with this...” One of the founding members of the legendary Grateful Dead, which received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007, Weir has become one of rock’s finest and most distinctive rhythm guitarists. In 2016, Weir released “Blue Mountain” on Columbia/Legacy, his first album of solo material in more than 10 years and his first album of entirely original material in more than 30 years. Weir is currently a member of Dead & Company which features Grateful Dead members Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann along with John Mayer, Oteil Burbridge and Jeff Chimenti. Don Was founded the ‘80s funk-rock band Was (Not Was), known for hits such as “Walk The Dinosaur” and “Spy In The House Of Love.” As an in-demand, highly acclaimed producer, Was has been honored with four Grammy Awards for his production work in each of the past three decades, including Best Album honors for work with The Rolling Stones and Bonnie Raitt. Production credits include The Rolling Stones, Roy Orbison Willie Nelson, Gregg Allman, John Mayer and Neil Young, to name only several. Albums produced by Was have achieved dozens of multi-platinum, platinum and gold certifications and have sold more than 90 million copies worldwide. As one of music’s top bass players, Was has collaborated with countless musicians throughout his storied career, spanning a multitude of genres. San Francisco-based drummer Jay Lane played with Bob Weir’s RatDog for more than 16 years. S He was also one of the first drummers of Primus. More reC cently, Lane has performed with a collection of artists including Phil Lesh and Friends. For information, visit live-atthe-eccles.com. years ago from Northern Virginia, and Leary moved here two years ago from Colorado. Both said they were introduced to Park City through the Newcomer’s Club. “I saw a little blurb for Newcomer’s in the newspaper and decided to give it a try,” Schloesser said. “My husband was in the military and I was used to having instant activities and friends while moving from post to post. But when we moved here, I didn’t have that, and Newcomers was where I could learn about the community and meet people.” Leary had a similar experience, looking to old habits to forge new experiences. “When I lived in Colorado, I was in a wonderful book club and I did yoga at a fitness center and had a lot of old friends,” she said. “When I moved here, I started looking for a book club and yoga. c She also looked for friends. f “As anyone who knows me will tell you that I like to talk, i and I need people,” Leary said, i laughing. “Someone recommended I check out Newcomw er’s and when I did, it felt like t I’m home.” p Newcomer’s Club of Greater Park City will host a memberi ship drive luncheon from 11 a.m. w to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. e 12, at Deer Valley’s Silver Lake p Lodge, 7600 Royal St. The cost s for Newcomer’s Club members is $42. The cost for nonmembers i is $52. Registration can be done l by downloading a registration d form at http://parkcitynewcomt ers.org/assets/uploads/2018/07/ T Newsletter-PDF-August-2018. pdf. S w l h e about the challenges that face the town and what we are doing as U a community to address these d issues.” a He’ll also talk about how forN tunate he feels Parkites are to live in the Wasatch Back. “One of the cool things about Park City is pretty much everyone who lives here chose to move here,” he said. “They are here because they wanted to live here, and as a result, they want to keep this place nice. “I like to remind the community that even though we have some challenges, we have all the tools and political well to address those challenges,” he said. “We need to soak it up and keep these challenges in perspective. We have a lot to be grateful for.” Park City Mayor Andy Beerman will speak at the Newcomer’s Club of Greater Park City’s annual membership drive luncheon from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 12, at Silver Lake Lodge, Deer Valley, 7600 Royal St. The cost for Newcomer’s Club members is $42. The cost for nonmembers is $52. Registration can be done by downloading a registration form at http://parkcitynewcomers.org/ assets/uploads/2018/07/Newsletter-PDF-August-2018.pdf. Continued from C-3 Beerman will speak at event volved with and learn about the community.” While now the city’s top elected official, Beerman, like many Parkites, was also once a newcomer. Beerman, an Ohio native, first moved to Park City in 1995. There, he met his wife Thea and the two owned the Treasure Mountain Inn’s property management company until selling it in 2017. He served as president of the downtown business alliance and then served six years on City Council before being elected mayor in 2017. Beerman’s topic will be ongoing local issues like affordable housing, transportation, social equity and more, he said. “I haven’t put my talk together yet, but I will do a short presentation and then open it up to questions,” he explained. “I will talk SUDOKU 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 24 26 29 31 32 33 34 Significant time Bronze component Tack room item Ice __ Shade of green What Indiana sought “What did I tell you?” Chopper Calder pieces Telescope eyepiece Weasel relative Pro follower 102-Down opposite “__ Rosenkavalier” Spots for sports Trattoria entrée Least extreme Weevil’s target Tied-under-the-chin topper Prefix with gram Take the wrong way? Sofer of soaps Sacred Nile bird Longtime “60 Minutes” reporter 35 Small price to pay 36 Backtalk 38 39 40 42 45 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 57 58 59 60 61 62 64 65 69 71 72 73 75 Sonic the Hedgehog maker “Mr. Citizen” autobiographer Regrets Santa has a famous one Acclimatize Art supporter? 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