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Show The Park Record B-10 Wed/Thurs/Fri, May 4-6, 2005 Signs to change the face of Bank One ' ' » ". ; ! :, ''•>•?..' ' , . • ; • ) . Tanger Outlet hosts Child Safety Day cosls $500 at other brokerage for communities, I think. In fact, Bank One. and find Bank One firms, notes Heath Romrctl. as a branch manager, I am essen- and JPMorgan Chase have probecame employees for JPMorgan branch manager at Bank Ones tially responsible for my store, so vided better support not only to Silver King Chase \ clients but (o employees as well. "W(i can really _ do a lot of branch. "I've worked for some bank's R om re I I things! under one roof now," who deal in quantity rather than We really see advice as the leadBank <j)ne Jeremy Ranch Branch also says that quality, but Bank One and now Manager Jarod Greeiv observed. the company is tool, and we're confident in our Chase will continue to do their "'Ilicyje investing in a lot into expanding its best to keep turnover low - to the cujslomer-service side - we keep consistent." ser- ability to suggest[financial] solutions." even 1 ave greclers at the door advising vices for smailChase offers /he following now. Customers notice a differ- er Utah coraimpro ved services: expanded ence ii their experience, and all panies. - Susan Graham Mayo mortgage products from Chase they'n doing is making a "In Utah, Home Finance, free access to we used to JPMorgan Private Client Services more than 6,500 ATMs nationIn addition to over 200 differ- have seven I ^ ^ ^ M ^ ^ ^ ^ B ^ wide, a broader array of products ent kinds of mortgages, one of specialists in the in w services provided by small business issues, and now we I feel like a small business owner for businesses of a/I sizes, and greater international presence for JPMorgan Chase is a complimen- have 14 which is a great invest- myself." tary n-depth profile called ment for our slate," he said. Green and Romrell have large corporate customers. 'Chase!" Edge.' which typically "Small businesses arc important worked at other banks besides • Continued from B-11 • Saturday, May 14, Tanger Outlet Center wili be hosting "Child Safety Day" as part of a nationwide effort to provide parents with personal safety IDs for their children in the event their child is ever missing. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. parents can obtain free fingerprints and photographs of their child and a safety passport in which they can reoord and maintain the child's current vita! statistics. The event will also include free information on water safety from Summit County's Health Department a free healthy spine screening by Dr. E.J. Raven, free tours of the Summit County Sheriff Department's Mobile Command Unit, free child car seatsafety inspection by Rosie's Car Seats, and free tours of the Park City Rre Department's fire truck and ambulance. The safety event will take place at the Tanger Outlet Center in a tent in the parking lot, near the Levi's store. Tanger Outlet Centers are committed to making the communities that they serve better places to live and work. The company's annual Educational Rebate program helps children and schools succeed by supplying funds to purchase library books and other necessary school sup. p l i e s , -''r •','.•''' '•" "', v I - - , : /' : """''' • • . . - v . - . . ' / • ' . .... Private plane ownership becomes accessible Nominations open for Rotary Club's "Citizen J twrpc^thlf* tthan h a n fever," VP.r " <a\t\ I PP A i r c r n f i Cn h a s helped h f l n i ' H bring h r i n o fthe hiaccessible said Lee Aircraft Co. has seater plane for $326,000 three Brinley, 47, a financial analyst glass cockpit to small, singeyears ago. from Carol Stream, 111., who engine aircrafts in the last And read is exactly what she recently fulfilled a lifelong dream decade. does. by buying a $300,000 Lancair kit "The next big challenge is to "Last year, we got through plane. 4 get the cost to the Ford Taurus or Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry People who can afford small Honda Accord level. It's years BEfjlD. Ore. (AP) Nancy Finn," Huntsman said. planes are able to avoid the lines, away, but it can happen," Holmes Huntsijian uses her small plane Huntsman, 50, lives in Salt inconvenient schedules and the wafy sonic mothers use their Lake City and uses the plane in increased security checks of fly- said. Still, the idea of a plane of Volvosj the summer to take her children, ing on commercial airlines. every garage is one that some Shefslraps in her two children, to her parents' home in Crescent "That's why people arc buying yells al the dog to hop in the City, Calif. - a 3 1/2-hour trip their own planes - they found a experts think is farfetched. "It's a charming fantasy," said back, fjops in a DVD for the kids which would suck up an entire way to lake command of their to watch and then takes off lo fly day if she were to fly commercial- lives," said Bruce Holmes, who aviation analyst Richard over soaring mountains and . Aboulafia. a vice president of the founded NASA's Advanced parchejd deserts. Three hours tyTeal Group in Fairfax, Va. Because of the new technolo- General Aviation Transportation later, they land at an airstrip near "It's just like driving a car," he grandmother's house in northern gy. Lancair's sales have been Experiment, which is trying to said sarcastically, "except that widen the use of private planes. growing exponentially. This year, California. The growth is also partially a you have to be a pilot." While owning a private plane the company expects lo ship result of a 1994 change in legislaAnd then there's the cost. remains a dream few can realize, upwards of 180 planes, more than tion that created an 18-year Huntsman spends around $8,000 twice as many as last year. creative financing options and The company's sales mirror statute of limitation on lawsuits a year just to insure the plane for advances in technology have the industry trend for piston- against makers of small air- herself and a co-pilot. Thai doeshelped)manufacturers inch closer engine, propeller planes. In 1994. planes. Until then, investors n't count the cost of gas, hangar to theif far-off dream of putting a the industry's worst year, jusl 455 scared off by the prospect of rental and maintenance. plane in every garage. pislon-engine planes were unlimited liability had stopped Still, manufacturers argue that "Il Jsed to be that you had to backing these small manufactur- the industry has turned a corner shipped in the United Slates. do a geometry exercise lo naviers. that could1 allow private aviation gate pi plane,"1 said Lance Last year, the lotal was up lo James Fallows, whose book NeibaUer. the founder of Lancair 1,758. according to the General "Free Flight" explores the future to expand sooner rather than Manufacturers later. Co. of Bend, one of a handful of Aviation of private aviation, thinks there Association. "It's really easier to use than a airplane manufacturers helping Like many other plane own- will-come a lime when it "will no car - plus there's no other cars to transform the way Americans ers. Huntsman keeps her costs longer be the playground of the coming at you." said Bing Lantis, use private planes. super rich." As more people fly Tod ly's small planes, however, down by sharing it with another and more planes are built, the CEO of Lancair Certified. pilot who flies it on different have J, "glass cockpit," the sysIt's certainly no big deal for price will come down, said Dale tem of :omputerized displays and weekends. Two-seaters are beina Klapmeier. the co-founder of Huntsman's children. contros that makes pilots' lives sold for as little as $160,000. and Cirrus Design in Duluth, Minn., a "They've flown so much that new financing laws allow buyers much easier. company that like Lancair and they think it's boring. Taking a to get 20-year loans rather than "Yc4i can literally read a book Wi.ciula, _ Kan.-based. „Cessna road trip - that's an adventure." up there." said Neibauer, who paying the balance up front. she saict. ,,.,,, "I think flight is muctr more ^^ I I I Ted^iologyand afforidabilitytnake buying a plane easier c n i / 1 Huntsman M.imkmnn sold li<*r her firQi first ffourour- OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE laige parking lot and wonderful views. Available now 519 RSF. The Park City Rotary Club is now soliciting nominations for the 2004 "Citizen of the Year" award. The annual,award recognizes individuals or groups who best exemplify the Rotary Club motto, "service above self." The Park City Rotary Club presents the Citizen of the Year award which ' began in 1981, each spring to an individual or an organization whose vol- , unteer contributions to this community are exemplary. The only restriction is that the nominee may not be a member of the Park City Rotary Club. Nomination forms are due by Friday, May 13, 2005. Nomination forms may be picked up at the Park City Chamber/Bureau 1910 Prospector Avenue; at the Park City Municipal offices or by contacting Jerry Gibbs at 615-5310 and by e-mailing jerry@parkcity.org. Completed forms may be returned to any Park City Rotary Club member or mailed to the dub at P.O. Box 1115, Park City 84060 or faxed to Jerry Gibbs at 615-4904. Employment law seminar to be held at : Sheraton City Center The Salt Lake Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Labor and Employment Group of Stoel Rives, LLP, are presenting a half-day employment law seminar on Tuesday, May 10. The event will be held at the Sheraton City Center, 150 West 500 South from 8:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. with four concurrent breakout sessions and a luncheon. Topics will include ADA accommodations; the changing definition of families (and the impact on employee benefits); regulating conduct away from work; managing the gaining workforce and protecting yourself with enforceable noncompetition agreements. More information can be found at www.slshrm.org or by calling (801) 521-6537. Cost is $80 with discounts for multiple attendees. The registration fees include continental breakfast, handouts and lunch. ~ti Uln Public Meeting on 2005-2006 Waters Rates Deer Valley business address, located on Valley Lake. Amenities inclu ie restaurant with outside deck, on site security, easy access, ;;':•,;•• ' v v ';-'•• o f t h e Y e a r " A w a r d I Friends in knead are friends indeed'. ) 520 RSF. 1316 RSF, 1391 RSF. 2 months free rent-great rate. Please call Annabel North Star Real Estate 801-322-3120 or 801-879-5237 WENTWORTH A|T SUMMIT COUNTY |Park City Municipal Corporation will be holding a public meeting to discuss and receive public comment on the proposed 2005-06 Water Rates on Tuesday, May 10, 2005 form 6:00 - 7:00PM at the Park City Library & Education Center Room 103, 1255 Park Avenue, Park City Utah. Questions, please contact Kent Cashel 615-5360 Special needs request for the public meeting, please contact Pam Evens at 615-5306 ( I Bring a friend and each receives* the Very Kneady session (go minutes) for Appointmenb strongly recommended* lo-.ooamto 9:00pm I r o n H o r s e Serving We are pleased to announce the opening of The Stratford ... special care unit ... which strives to bring the challenges associated with memory disorders such as Alzheimer's into a more manageable perspective. 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