June - Newcomers` Club of Greater Park City

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June 2016
Thank You, Fellow Newcomers
from Co-President, Anne Frank
Where has the time gone? It seems only a short while ago I attended my first Newcomers Coffee when a few
delightful people introduced themselves to me and quickly told me about all the wonderful activities and events
the Club offered. I of course joined right away and I never looked back! That first encounter was in the Spring of
2012, my husband and I had recently moved to Park City from Texas and we were looking for ways to meet new
friends and become more involved in our new community - through Newcomers we found the perfect way to do
both.
The story of how I came to join Newcomers is not unique but the Newcomers Club has been a unique and
wonderful experience for me. I was struck by how so many people gave so unselfishly of their time and talent to
put together a monthly calendar full of events and activities, continually providing members with opportunities
to build new friendships, maybe learn a new skill, or find a new place to volunteer and get to know the Park
City community better. Through the Club I have met many terrific and interesting people; I am grateful for the
kindness that was shown to me from day one and especially for the friendships that were built along the way.
It has been a privilege to be part of the Leadership of the Club for the past several years. I was encouraged to
take on the 1st VP position along with Lisa Hunter and together we enjoyed organizing the monthly 1st VP events
and especially being an integral part of the planning for the Club’s signature event, our annual Membership
Luncheon. To serve as your Co-President for the past two terms has been a very gratifying experience and I am so thankful to ALL who
served with me on the Board. Thanks for all your support, hard work and for having a “can-do” attitude with every task at hand. I appreciate
your spirit of cooperation and innovation and the dedication you show to your positions in the Club is remarkable.
A sincere and deeply heartfelt thank you goes to my two Co-Presidents, Marlene Peacock and Anna Lea Kantor. It has been a pleasure
serving with you both; you taught me a lot, I am proud of how the Club has evolved and grown during our time together and I am especially
pleased with how we have strengthened our partnerships throughout the community. In addition, I extend a special thank you to a number
of Past Presidents of the Club; your council and guidance has been invaluable and I am so very grateful for all your support. I encourage
everyone to consider stepping up to volunteer in the Club! I am excited to take on the new challenge as Chair of Advertising and Publicity,
and my very best wishes go to our new incoming Co-Presidents, Anna Lea Kantor and Karen Caldwell. I am confident that you, along with
the new Board, will continue to successfully grow the Newcomers Club and make it an even better organization in the years ahead.
I look forward to seeing you all at upcoming Newcomers events!
In friendship,
Anne
Monthly Coffee
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
SPEAKER:
Wednesday, June 8th
10:00 am
Park City Community Church, 4501 N Highway 224, off Bear Hollow Drive
Kerri Cronk, morning host and anchor for Good Day Utah on KSTU Channel 13
Kerri joined Fox News in 1994 and is a frequently sought after motivational speaker whose warmth and down-to-earth style make her a
favorite with audiences. She covered the 2002 Winter Olympics and has received the Milestone Award for her 20 years of dedicated service
to KSTU. In 2011 Kerry suffered serious injuries in a bike accident in Salt Lake City and her presentation at the Coffee will center around
her struggles recovering from her injuries and the perseverance it took to get through it all. In addition, she will talk about her climb of Mt.
Kilimanjaro.
Please join us after the Coffee for lunch at Good Karma Restaurant on 1782 Prospector Avenue in Park City. Good Karma is a locals favorite
offering unique lunch specials with an Indian/Persian flair. There is ample, free parking.
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June 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
4:00 pm
Board Meeting
Thursday
2
10:00 am
Hiking
Little Mountain
Pass
11:30 am
Yoga
5
6
1:00 pm
Canasta
1:00 pm
Mah Jongg
12
13
11:00 am
Book Club
A Spool of Blue
Thread by Anne
Tyler
7
9:30 am
Hiking
Antenna Hill
26
Home of Elke Baier
4
12:45 pm
Duplicate Bridge
8
10:00 am
Monthly Coffee
9
11:30 am
Yoga
10
11:00 am
Bowling
11
15
9:30 am
Hiking
16
11:00 am
Gardening Club
17
11:00 am
Bowling
18
Speaker: Kerri
Cronk
14
11:30 am
Yoga
12:45 pm
Fun Bridge
Utah Olympic Park
6:30 pm
Bunko Group
Garden of Sisel
Castelli
11:30 am
Yoga
12:45 pm
Duplicate Bridge
6:00 pm
Girls Night Out
1:00 pm
Mah Jongg
20
9:30 am
Stitch & Chat
3
11:00 am
Bowling
Saturday
11:30 am
Yoga
1:00 pm
Canasta
19
7:00 pm
Photography
Group
Friday
Cognition Winery
Taste Testing
21
11:30 am
Yoga
22
10:30 am
1st VP Event
Park City Film
Studios Tour
23
9:15 am
Hiking
Spring Trail
1:00 pm
Canasta
11:30 am
Yoga
1:00 pm
Mah Jongg
6:00 pm
Supper Club
Home of Liza
Ellsworth & Robert
Ett
27
1:00 pm
Canasta
28
11:30 am
Yoga
1:00 pm
Mah Jongg
12:45 pm
Fun Bridge
29
9:30 am
Hiking
Toll Canyon
6:00 pm
Fine Dining
2
30
11:30 am
Yoga
24
11:00 am
Bowling
25
7:00 pm
Wine Tasting
Group
1st VP Event
PARK CITY FILM STUDIOS TOUR
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
COST:
RSVP:
Wednesday, June 22nd
10:30 am
Park City Film Studios, 4001 Kearns Blvd., Park City
Tour is free! Separate checks at Ganesh
Anna Lea Kantor; [email protected] or 435-200-8141
Reservations accepted beginning June 1st
We’ve all watched with fascination as a film studio was being built at Quinn’s Junction. Now we have the opportunity to see
all that has been constructed and to hear about future plans. The studio is the largest multi-use facility in the state of Utah.
There are three full service sound stages encompassing 45,000 square feet plus another 24,000 square feel of office space.
The facility is designed and equipped to use cutting edge digital technology. It can accommodate productions of various sizes--indepedent feature films, television series, workshops for film professionals and special events. Tour limited to 20 guests,
so reserve early!
Following our tour, we will have lunch at Ganesh Indian Cuisine. Ganesh is one of Park City’s newest restaurants and is getting great reviews. They are located at 1811 Sidewinder Drive, Suite #102, Park City. This is in Prospector with easy parking.
You can view their menu at ganeshindiancuisine.com.
Hiking
Enjoy our beautiful mountains and trails, get some exercise, and meet new people. We gather in the
morning and carpool to the trailhead. Our hikes are generally 2-3 hours long.
If interested in joining us, you must get your name on the hiking email list by contacting June Krigman
([email protected] or 617-921-9499). Hike details with difficulty, duration, schedule changes, etc. will be
sent to those on the list a few days ahead of time.
DATE:
TIME:
HIKE:
MEET AT:
LEADER:
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LEADER:
Thursday, June 2nd
10:00 am
Little Mountain Pass, Emigration Canyon
Park City Bread & Bagel in Quarry Village
Denny Saturnino ([email protected] 435-659-1666)
Tuesday, June 7th
9:30 am
Antenna Hill (Quarry Mountain)
Wasatch Bagel in Snow Creek Plaza
Michelle Couderc ([email protected] 435-659-9933
Wednesday, June 15th
9:30 am
Utah Olympic Park
Park City Community Church off 224
June Krigman ([email protected] 617-921-9499)
Thursday, June 23rd
9:15 am
Spring Trail, Upper/Lower Meeks, Jekyll Hyde
Park City Bread & Bagel in Quarry Village
June Krigman ([email protected] 617-921-9499)
Wednesday, June 29th
9:30 am
Toll Canyon
Park City Bread & Bagel in Quarry Village
Beano Solomon ([email protected])
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Photography Group
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
EVENT:
RSVP:
BRING:
Sunday, June 19th
7:00 pm
Starbuck’s, Kimball Junction
Full Moon Photography
Tom Horton (801-739-1499
[email protected]) or Vicki Wickman
(702-218-7164, [email protected])
Any camera, but telephone lens will be
helpful; tripod
Social Singles
This is a fun group of local singles! The goal is to
get together monthly for a variety of activities;
plans include dinners at local restaurants, concerts, lectures, Operas at the movie theater and
more. For all information and to get on the email list, contact
Elaine Spear at [email protected] or call 305-926-7800.
Sunday evening, June 19th, is a full moon that will rise
about 8:15 pm -- almost an hour before sunset at 9:00 pm.
This means we can see the moon in the sky while it is light
enough to see detail in the landscape, which is an ideal
situation for getting interesting moonrise shots. The moon
will be rising in the southeast, over Synderville Basin as seen
from Kimball Junction, and perhaps over McPolin farm.
So, we will meet at Starbucks in Kimball Junction at 7:00 pm,
share ideas on the best photo locations, then head out to
SHOOT THE MOON. Bring telephoto lenses, the longer the
better, and a tripod. There will also be equipment to share.
And, there might be a chill to the evening.
Fine Dining for Eight
DATE:
TIME:
RSVP:
Monday, June 27th
6:00 pm
Contact Carol Martin at 239-784-3025 or
email at: [email protected] for all
details on the Fine Dining Group.
Please do not text.
Menus and recipes will be provided. The host will provide
the main course and the wine. Responsibilites for cooking
the side dishes, appetizers and desserts will be divided
among the participants and all expenses for the dinners will
be equally divided.
Wine Tasting Group
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
RSVP:
Saturday, June 25th
7:00 pm
Home of Carol Martin
At [email protected]
Come join a fun night of sipping and evaluating wine while
socializing in a casual environment. This month we will be
having Shiraz and Chardonnay. Attendees should bring either
2 bottles of the same Shiraz or 2 bottles of the same Chardonnay (one bottle for tasting and the other a gift for the hostess),
and a small tasting appetizer to share such as: cheese/dip,
crackers or fruit. Cost of the bottle of wine should be between
$10.00 - $20.00.
Please bring one bottle of your wine with your name and the
price of the wine written on the label of the wine bottle in a
brown wine paper bag (the wine store will give you the bag at
purchase). As guests mingle and sip, you will judge each wine
and tally your wine scores on a ballot sheet. Towards the end
of the evening the host/hostess will tally the participant’s wine
scores and reveal which wine the group liked the best.
For additional information or to get on the email list: call Carol
Martin 732-539-0985 or email [email protected]
If you join this group, you must be willing to host a dinner.
The number of host houses will depend upon the number of
people signing up. There will be no more than 8 people per
house. Each month groups will be mixed, giving everyone a
chance to get to know other members better. Both singles
and couples are invited to join.
Please call Sam Wilkerson at 435-655-5305 or email at
[email protected] for more information.
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Supper Club
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
RSVP:
Thursday, June 23rd
6:00 pm
Home of Liza Ellsworth & Robert Ett
9045 North Twin Peaks Drive
Kamas, UT 84036 (Tuhaye)
951-445-9069 or [email protected]
RESERVATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED
STARTING JUNE 3RD, 2016
Supper Club is held once a month in a member’s home.
It is a fabulous time to meet new friends and everyone is
welcome, singles and couples alike. The Hostess decides
on a theme, cleans the house (or not), provides dishes,
utensils, and non-alcoholic beverages, opens the door, and
the party begins! Please contact the Hostess for your food
assignment. Once you have RSVP’ed, please let the Hostess
know immediately if your plans change and you are no
longer able to attend so they can insure a balanced menu.
Please bring your own beverage (BYOB) along with your
dish.
Please keep in mind the following Supper Club Etiquette and rules:
»» Bring your assigned dish. If you cannot bring that dish,
advise the Hostess as soon as possible for a new food assignment.
»» Bring a dish that serves 10 to 12 people.
»» If you RSVP and then cannot attend, notify the Hostess at
least 48 hours before the event.
»» f you need to cancel the day of the event, contact the
Hostess and let her know.
»» If you can, make arrangements to have your dish
delivered to the Hostess.
»» Be respectful of the home of the Hostess. If you spill or
damage something, tell the Hostess immediately.
»» BYOB – this means that you bring your own beverage and
do not expect to “share” other people’s beverages.
Gardening Club
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
RSVP:
The Garden Club will be held on Thursday, June 16th in the
garden of Sisel Castelli. In addition to touring Sisel’s garden,
Hillary Jessup will report to us on what she learned at Plant
Con 2016 to be held June 11 at the Conservation Park in West
Jordan.
We will also have our annual perennial swap on June 16.
This is a great way to share the abundance in our gardens.
Everyone should come with a nice size labeled perennial in a
pot. If you haven’t already dug up and potted your perennial
please do it NOW so that it becomes acclimated to the pot
and doesn’t look half dead! If you don’t have perennials that
you can split, you can also purchase a perennial to bring to
the swap or better yet ask a friend with an established garden
to dig something in her garden. We want to share perennials
that we know will grow in Park City!
Bring a sandwich and Sissel will provide beverages.
Girls Night Out
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
COST:
RSVP:
Board Meeting
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
RSVP:
Wednesday, June 1st
4:00 pm
Ruby Tuesday, 6585 Landmark Dr., Park City
To Anna Lea Kantor at [email protected]
Thursday, June 16th
11:00 am
Garden of Sisel Castelli
2673 Cottage Loop in lower Pinebrook
Sissel at [email protected]
Thursday, June 16th
6:00 pm
Cognition Winery Park City
6421 North Business Loop RD. Suite F
Silver Summit
Exit 2 Highway 40/189 (Home Depot exit), near
Burt Tires
$15 per person for tour and tasting.(Paid
upon arrival)
Please email Patty Schloesser at
[email protected] by June 10th so
we know how much food we’ll need.
(For questions call Patty at 703-472-3322.)
Please join us for wine tasting at Park City’s first and only
winery, Cognition Winery. Betti, Glenda, and Patty will provide
a selection of local cheeses, charcuterie, fruits, antipasti, and,
of course, chocolate.
Dennis Romankowski, sommelier, vintner, and owner will take
us on a tour of his wine facility and then lead us in tasting his
craft wines featuring select grapes from the Napa Valley.
We are very fortunate to be able to visit our local Park City
winery. Cognition wines are served at many of our fine Park
City restaurants including, Riverhorse, Glitretind, Montage,
Zoom, and High West. Labels feature local PC landmarks.
And the wines are delicious! We look forward to seeing you
on the 16th of June. Carpooling is encouraged!
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Yoga
Book Club
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
BOOK:
CONTACT:
Yoga--NEW Tuesdays AND Thursdays!
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
RSVP:
Every Tuesday and Thursday
11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Basin Recreation Field House at Newpark
Center, 1388 Center Drive, Park City
Edie at [email protected]
or Kristen at [email protected]
Yoga will continue through the spring and summer on Tuesday and Thursday mornings 11:30 am -12:30 pm. We have
added a Thursday class by popular demand. Classes will
continue to cover the foundational poses of yoga as well as
some very simple breathing and a some introduction to meditation. It is designed to give everyone a taste of yoga and all
it’s benefits. Yoga helps bring the body, mind and heart into
balance so that with practice you can find a calm and steady
presence in all of your endeavors on and off the mat. All are
welcome all ages and abilities. The class is a fun introduction
to an age-old tradition. Tuesday classes will be taught by Pattie Bittel and Thursday classes by Edie Kilchenstein. Kristen
Mitchell will also be on hand to help as well.
Future books are:
July:
“The Lowland” by Jhumpa Lahiri
These two books have no leader yet:
“Go Set a Watchman” by Harper Lee
“The Lowland” by Jumpa Lahiri
Bunko
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
RSVP:
Shooting Group
The Newcomers Shooting Group met on 17 May
at the Park City Gun Club. This was a “what would
you do” session where we talked thru several crisis
scenarios, and examined how we would/should react to them
(and no, firearms are NOT the best solution to any of them). All
of the scenarios are situations that could occur in locations that
all of us frequent: the food court at the mall, a parking garage or
parking lot, the bank (does anyone go into them anymore?), the
airport check-in area, hiking trails where visibility is quite limited,
etc. Did we go into a situation where the hair on the back of our
necks stood up, are we alone or with loved ones, is there an exit
readily available, is there some place readily available to hide, are
you sure that law enforcement is not already on scene, etc? When
TSHTF, our brains will not “think thru” the situation; we’ll either
freeze, panic, or revert to actions that our brains have already
thought out in calmer settings.
Wednesday, June 15th
6:30 pm
The Clubhouse at the Retreat at Jordanelle
13315 N. Alexis Drive, Heber City, UT
(This address is for GPS purposes only.
The Clubhouse is actually located 1.5 miles
from the hospital down Hwy 248 toward
Kamas, turning onto Jordanelle Parkway
immediately after the lumber yard.)
Sue Banos at [email protected]
A fun dice game that requires no skill!!!! Bunko includes rolling dice, rotating partners for lots of socializing, snacks and
wine. A great evening that usually lasts about 2 1⁄2 hours.
Bunko will be held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at
6:30 pm.
Kathie Beckman and Sue Bhanos are now the co-chairs
for Bunko. For more information, or to get on the email
list, contact Sue at [email protected] or Kathie
[email protected].
June’s activity, mid-month date TBD, will be a refresher for those
who are interesting in learning gun safety and shooting, but
where it’s been a LONG time (maybe never?) since you’ve been
shooting. If you’re uncomfortable being around firearms and
want to examine that feeling, safely, this session is also for you. If
you have firearms in your home, but don’t know safety rules and
gun handling basics, and kids or grandkids ever visit your home,
this session is definitely for you. You’ll need absolutely nothing
for this session, except a couple hours of your time. Cost is zero.
Small caliber guns, ammunition, targets and a certified instructor
will be provided.
If you did not receive the email about “what would you do”, but
think that you’re on the list, contact me because I’ve obviously
fat-fingered my data entry. If you are interested in the June session and aren’t on our list, contact me at [email protected].
Monday, June 13th
11:00 am
Summit County Library
(lower level conference room) 1885 W. Ute
Blvd. Park City
A Spool of Blue Thread by Anne Tyler
Lorraine Stuecken at
[email protected] or
Liza Ellsworth at [email protected]
if you have any questions.
Friendship
Liz Moore works behind the scenes to provide support and
cheer for all types of life events. If you know of someone who
would enjoy a word of congratulations or a word of support,
contact Liz at [email protected] or 206-817-4139.
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Bowling
DATES:
TIME:
PLACE:
COST:
CONTACT:
Duplicate Bridge
Every Friday
11:00 am
Jupiter Bowl at Newpark Town Center
$2.00 per game / $2.00 for shoes
Marylou Giglio ([email protected] or
856-218-7171)
DATES:
June 3rd & 17th (1st & 3rd Fridays)
TIME:
12:45 pm
PLACE:
Duplicate Bridge is held at homes of
members.
CONTACT: Call Carleen Haggerty
([email protected] or
435-658-9477) for information about dates
and times and to get on the email
distribution list.
Newcomers are encouraged to join the Bowling Group for
lots of fun. We usually bowl two games and are finished in a
couple of hours depending on how many bowlers show up.
If you’d like to play, come join us and identify yourself at the
Front Desk as a Newcomer. Participation has increased to
three alleys (12-15 people) weekly.
Duplicate Bridge is for intermediate and advanced players
who like the challenge of competing.
Fun Bridge
DATES:
TIME:
PLACE:
CONTACT:
Stitch and Chat
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
RSVP:
Monday, June 20th
9:30 am
Home of Elke Baier
3490 Cedar Ct., Park City 84098
Elke Baier at [email protected] or
435-649-6391 (RSVP’s required by 6/17)
June 14th & 28th (2nd & 4th Tuesdays)
12:45 pm to 4:00 pm
Jupiter Bowl at Newpark Town Center
Sandy Jackson [email protected]
Fun Bridge is for beginners/intermediates who have had
experience and/or lessons.
Canasta
Join us for a light breakfast and a morning of chatting and
stitching on your current project, such as knitting, quilting,
cross stitching, crocheting, etc. If you should need instructions or help, members would be happy to assist you. Please
bring your own supplies. If you don’t stitch please come to
just chat.
DATES:
TIME:
PLACE:
CONTACT:
Every Monday
1:00 pm for game
Jupiter Bowl at Newpark Town Center
Rebecca Page [email protected]
(C) 435-214-6005 (H) 435-645-9171
The Canasta Group meets every Monday at Jupiter Bowl. The
game begins at 1:00 pm. The game is challenging, yet easy to
learn (we will help you through the first few weeks).
The canasta group is a great group of welcoming and interesting people so if you’re up for a lot of fun please come join
us! Contact me to get on our weekly email list.
Mah Jongg is back for Summer!
We have a number of experienced players who
are willing to teach anyone interested in learning
this interesting and challenging game. We play
American Mah Jongg.
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
Every Monday
1:00 pm
Banquet Room at Red Rock Restaurant and
Brewery 1640 Redstone Center at Kimball
Junction, Park City
To get on the email list contact Anne at
[email protected]
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May Book Club
Get To Know Our Advertisers
We would like to thank all our advertisers. Their support helps our Club succeed. We encourage our members to visit their
web sites and to stop by their businesses or contact them directly whenever you are looking for new products and services.
We hope you will use our exclusive inventory of Advertisers as your “Go To” list, and remember to tell them you saw their ad
in the Newcomers Newsletter. We strive to patronize them whenever possible. Their support helps all of us and we would like
to help them!
Park City Green Housekeeping is the only 100% green house cleaning service in Park City. The family run business is bonded, insured and
has a staff of highly trained cleaning professionals that speak English.
A supervisor quality checks each cleaning to make sure our clients
are 100% happy with each and every cleaning. For more information,
please visit the website www.parkcitygreenhousekeeping.com or phone
435-901-5900.
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New Members
June Birthdays
Judy
Horwitz
6/1
Pam
Newsome
6/18
Charles
Beckham
6/2
Glenda
White
6/18
Linda
McCausland
6/2
Michael
Giese
6/19
Claudio
Castelli
6/3
Rita
Winters
6/19
Philip
Johnson
6/3
Susan
Lynch
6/19
Tim
Sublette
6/4
Barbara
Turner
6/19
Peter
Wright
6/5
Steve
Stanton
6/19
David
Goldberg
6/6
Susan
Himes
6/20
Jana
Schaefer
6/7
Joe
Martone
6/20
Nina
Romano
6/7
Marylou
Giglio
6/22
Jeanine
Brignone
6/12
Ed
Esber
6/22
Peg
Martin
6/12
Trina
Fisher
6/24
Glenn
Wright
6/12
Elizabeth
Fellows
6/24
Bea
Mayes
6/14
Jim
Jacobs
6/25
Robert
Sargent
6/14
Sharon
Mardula
6/25
David
DiBiase
6/14
Amy
Mills
6/25
Dan
Nelson
6/14
Gail
Tomlinson
6/25
Robin
English
6/15
Loretta
Uzick
6/25
Jim
Graves
6/15
Steve
Pohlman
6/25
Brian
O'Loughlin
6/15
Bobbi
Williams
6/27
Judy
Roberts
6/16
Steve
Caldwell
6/27
Vince
Gilotti
6/16
Mike
Kilchenstein 6/27
John
Robbins
6/16
Charles
Erwin
6/27
Dave
Hoyt
6/17
Linda
DesBarres
6/28
Susan
Bean
6/18
Barbara
Pohlman
6/28
Bette
Benton
6/18
Priscilla
Watson
6/28
Members who joined after the publication of
the Directory will be published in each monthly
Newsletter. If your contact information changes
during the year, make sure to notify Mary
Swanwick at [email protected]
Charlotte Brophy
PO Box 423 Park City, UT 84060
435-640-9548
[email protected]
Elaine Craig
1620 W Silver Springs Rd, Park City, UT 84098
415-290-3069
[email protected]
Updated information
Kathie Beckman
Updated email: Kathie Beckman is now:
[email protected]
Anne Frank
Updated email: Anne Frank is now:
[email protected]
Golf
Ready to hit the links? JoAnn Neckvatal is back in town and ready to start up golf for the Summer! This
group plays a fun game of golf weekly, has lots of laughs and often enjoys dinner after the game. To get
on the email list for weekly reminders contact JoAnn at [email protected].
Wild horses at Skull Valley
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Public Service Announcements
FRIENDS OF THE PARK CITY LIBRARY MEMBERSHIP
It is time to renew your membership or become a new member of Friends of the Park City
Library. FOL is non-profit organization that plans and does fund raising and other events to
benefit our local Library. All membership fees and fund raising proceeds go directly to enhancing
the collections and fund projects for the Library.
Friends of the Park City Library also provide volunteer opportunities.
Membership forms are available at the Park City Library at 1255 Park Ave, Park City. For additional information
contact Sandy Jackson at [email protected].
Newcomers Board 2016-2017
GOVERNING BOARD
Co-Presidents
Anna Lea Kantor [email protected]
Karen Caldwell
[email protected]
First Vice Presidents
Lois Macri [email protected]
Second Vice Presidents
Hillary Jessup [email protected]
Carol Haselton
[email protected]
Secretary
Erin Mahoney
[email protected]
Treasurer
Tom Horton
[email protected]
STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Advertising & Publicity
Anne Frank
Krya Skyrpeck
[email protected]
Rosemary [email protected]
Mailing
Joan Fuellenbach [email protected]
Lisa Hunter [email protected]
Membership
Mary Swanwick [email protected]
Newsletter Production
SilicoSystems
Gardening
Pat Pond [email protected]
Girls Night Out
Glenda White
[email protected]
Patty Schloesser [email protected]
Betti Richter
[email protected]
Golf
Joann Neckvatal [email protected]
Hiking
[email protected]
June Krigman [email protected]
Newsletter Layout/Web Coordinator/
Lunch and Leisure
EBlasts
Open
Sydney Day
Mahjongg
[email protected]
Open
Parliamentarian
Photography Group
Marlene Peacock [email protected]
Tom Horton [email protected]
[email protected]
Photographer
Vicki Wickman [email protected]
Directory
Liz Moore
[email protected]
Shooting Club
Open
INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY CHAIRS
Ken Miller [email protected]
Friendship
Book Club
Stitch & Chat
Liz Moore [email protected]
Liza Ellsworth [email protected]
Sharon Mardula [email protected]
Historian
Lorraine Stuecken [email protected] Linda DesBarres [email protected]
Carol Robinson
Bowling
Supper Club
[email protected]
Mary Lou and Dan Giglio
Jan McLaughlin
[email protected]
Hospitality
[email protected]
Social Singles
Peggy Esber
[email protected]
Bridge
Elaine Spear
[email protected]
Sherry Fletcher
[email protected] Carleen Haggerty (Duplicate)
Wine Tasting Group
Hospitality Sub-Committee
[email protected]
Carol Martin
[email protected]
Donna Graves
[email protected]
Sandy Jackson (Fun Bridge)
Yoga
Gail Tomlinson
[email protected]
Pattie Bittel
[email protected]
[email protected]
Bunko Group
Edie Kilchenstein [email protected]
Sylvia Goff
[email protected]
Kathie Beckman [email protected] Kristen MItchellt [email protected]
Jennie Beckham [email protected]
Sue Bhanos
[email protected]
Margy Christian [email protected]
Canasta
Sue Bhanos
[email protected]
Rebecca Page [email protected]
Mike Troy
[email protected]
Fine Dining
Brian Caldwell
[email protected]
Carol Martin
[email protected]
George Jessup
[email protected]
Sam Wilkerson
[email protected]
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Newcomers Club of Greater Park City
P.O Box 980235
Park City, Utah 84098
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