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Show -------- , . - . -r - i i. t i ' ' ' s ; ? ' . f - ' I I I - - j i ' ' i ?i? - 5 i I f - I . . ,. ... . ; ; 1 it in in, -Mini - - , W,tv-.'V."i V ;aM-;WW1- -."x-., V'-'- Ground was broken Wednesday for the Park City Learning and Cultural Center. Shown above are former University of Utah Director of Conferences and Institutes Dr. George Kaiser, U of U Head of Continuing Education Oakley Gordon, Western Woodlands Marketing Director Janet Casey, Park City Planning Commission Chairman Bumls Warts, former U of U Dean of Mining and Minerals Dr. Dennis Obladd, U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch, Western Woodlands President Lonnle Adams and Wester Woodlans Vice Presidents Gordon Sloan and Jim Burgess. Below, Sen. Hatch adresses the audience. Sen. Hatch Breaks Ground For P.C. Learning Center i ' j I v - - - s &n-irf-''im ttiiiiraiiii TniMmiMiiiiMHiiimiTmr Sen. Orrin Hatch, Utah flew in by helicopter to speak at the ground breaking ceremonies Wednesday afternoon for the Park City Cultural and Learning Center. The multimillion dollar convention conven-tion and cultural complex, phase one of a total project, is slated to open this fall. It is on Utah Highway 248, directly across the road from the newly-completed Park City High School. Roads, underground utilities and some landscaping are already completed. Western Woodlands will operate oper-ate and market the complex with Lonny Adams, president; Gordon Sloan, vice president, and Janet Casey, marketing and sales director. They will formulate a program that will attract business and trade conventions as well as University of Utah conferences and cultural programs. |
