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Show Park Record Thursday, November 10, 1988 'Page All muff " if I rfpfcj" . fj -iVjJ.J r I J Vj V HEW 1989 JEEP COMANCHE Long wheel base, 2 wheel drive, pearl white, 5 spd., 4.0 litre, 6 cyt, PS, conventional spare. 8,995 After Rebate Can Be 100 Financed LAYTON'S SHOWPLACE FOR OCHMSIJ-K O Plymouth 7j7l Jeep 650 NORTH MAIN SALES SERVICE LEASING PARTS BODY SHOP Clayton Hills 546-2456 LAYTON, UTAH Randy Hanskat Don Cofer measures spine spread. Cofer expands to meet growing health needs Dirk Beal pours at last year's tasting. Your turn to taste the upcoming beaujolais Teri Or by TERI ORR Record editor The traditional French celebration celebra-tion of the harvest includes serving a wine that is, if not before it's time, at least on time Nouveau Beaujolais. Deer Valley Resort in conjunction with the Wasatch Mountain Food and Wine Society will host their traditional tasting of the wine, "Le Beaujolais Nouveau Arrive!" on Sunday, Nov. 20, from 3 p.m. to 6 Pm. . According to Food' and Beverage manager, Juli, Wilson, the staff looks forward to the celebration. "It's one of our favorite events. We bring in both the California and the French versions of the wine and create two separate menus which allow guests to compare and contrast con-trast the wines and the styles of French Provencal cooking traditionally tradi-tionally a pheasant-style meal." The French menu, the Burgundian Bistro Specialties has been set to include in-clude pork rillettes, duck pate with green peppercorns, nicoisse salad, chicken gallantines and radishes with parsley. The California menu, American California Cuisine will feature smoked pork loin, salmon and sausage on rye croutons, saffron rice and aram sandwiches, mascar-pone mascar-pone molds, and the famous Deer Valley pizza. Each year the celebration has grown in popularity as wine buffs clamour to taste the beverage that is simply fermented but not aged. The wine originally comes from the Update Employee seminar by NANCY VOLMER Park City ChamberBureau Who in Park City handles Western Union? Where can you send Park City guests to learn more about the town's transformation from mining town to skier's paradise? What can guests to in Park City when their skis are off and they're ready to swing? How do you explain Utah's liquor laws in a brief yet complete manner? man-ner? If you want to know the answers to these questions, and others, and learn more about Park City so you can better serve our winter guests, plan on attending the ChamberBureau's Employee Workshop and Trade Show Thurs- day, Nov. 17 fftm 8 a.m. to noon at the Olympic Hotel. The workshop will cover topics such as city transportation and also provide tips on how to make a Park City guest feel welcome so they will want to return. You'll also have a chance to talk with employees from a variety of businesses at the trade show and learn more about what they have to offer Park City's winter visitors. The seminar cost is $5 per person, of if you're a business owner and are interested in setting up a booth at the trade show the cost is $15 per booth. Burgundy region of France. It is kept at 55 degrees. The wine is known for its gentle bouquet derived from the Gamay grape. The two wines served will be a 1988 George Duboeuf Beaujolais Nouveau and a 1988 Charles Shaw Nouveau Gamay. The special hand-stamped wines will arrive in the United States on Nov. 17 and then be flown here to Utah in time for the Sunday celebration. celebra-tion. Wilson says since August the resort has been taking calls inquiring inquir-ing as to the date of this year's event. To ensure wine and food for everyone the resort asks that reservations reser-vations for the tasting be received no later than November 16th. The tariff for the afternoon of festive tasting and typically unsurpassed Deer Valley dining is $30 per person. For further information call 649-1000. by RANDY HANSKAT Record staff writer When you see a need, it's those who rush to fill it who win out. Such is the case with Don Cofer. He started Cofer Chiropractic seven years ago in Park City to fill an existing ex-isting need. Since then, Park City has grown, as have its needs for the care of an active population base. Sports injuries in-juries are more numerous, along with rehabilitation concerns. When Cofer recognized a need for more services than he was able to offer, he decided to expand to fill the void. The result is the Park City Chiropractic and Sports Medicine Clinic, located next to the Park Record Building at 1670 Bonanza Drive in Prospector Square. Cofer moved to the new space Sept. 1, more than tripling his available square footage. And what has been added to the chiropractic business to fill the space? In addition to chiropractic services, ser-vices, the clinic has brought in additional addi-tional specialists in a variety of areas. There is an orthopedic surgeon, a podiatrist, a nutritional consultant, a massage therapist, ex-' ex-' panded physical therapy ability, and soon to come, a rehabilitation center. "I wanted to provide more service to the community," Cofer explains of his expanding business. "People won't have to go down to Salt Lake for their sports injury problems." What Cofer has put together is a sports medicine conglomeration of sorts. Each specialist covers a cer- ITY REAL ESTATE STATISTICS Year To Date Comparisons As of November 2, 1988 TRANSACTIONS 800 f . . 700 - '' tmil 1B87 ES3lfiM 600 " , - Jnil Iffl - imi , Yrg' I 111 ML Sliifle Fitnily Homef 1987 170 1088 148 Millions 213 160 211 27 23 570 682 $ VOLUME 40.0 20.0 0.0 . , Slnfla Othr ToUl Pimlly LoU Singta Condoa Ftmllj Home 19B7 1988 22.8 20.4 29. & 30.8 5.0 13.0 4.4 5.8 61.7 76.0 PERCENT $ VOLUME 1907 1988 40X 41X Single Family Home !!!! Condon mmi Slnle Fiimlly Lola Other . I7X , Park City Hoard of RealtorsTDM consulting tain area, allowing the clinic to make available a wide range of services, ser-vices, more than could be offered by one or two people. "There are very few places where you find professionals in different areas working together," Cofer says. "I'm trying to do something really different, a multi-disciplined practice." The Park City Chiropractic and Sports Medicine Clinic is now equiped to handle all musculoskeletal musculo-skeletal problems. Most of those could be categorized as sports related injuries, or acute and recurring recurr-ing problems. What the clinic doesn't deal with are internal injuries in-juries and illnesses. Cofer sees the plight of Jacob Doilney as typical of the void which he hopes to fill with the expanded clinic. Doilney suffered a serious knee injury last winter in a ski racing rac-ing accident, had surgery, and has since been rehabilitating. Over the course of that six-month rehab program, pro-gram, Doilney has to travel to Salt Lake to find the necessary facilities. Cofer can't yet handle Doilney's rehabilitation needs, but that area is the next planned expansion. He can currently handle knee and back rehabilitation, but wants to expand to cover any rehab need, using state-of-the-art equipment. He thinks the rehab, center could be going full steam by Jan. 1 of next year. 2-3 bedroom residences in the "Victorian Village Condominiums" in Park City, Utah, a mrldclassskiresortnearthe8lopesandjust30minutesfrom Salt Lake City Airport. Victorian Village Don't miss this rare opportunity to purchase at auction a luxurious 2 or 3 bedroom residence in the world class ski resort of Park City with indoor pool. Premier location, a short stroll to Park City's Pay Day lift, First Time lift, and the Park City Resort Plaza and is just 30 minutes from the Salt Lake City Airport. Originally priced to $79,500, the first five residences will be sold absolute subject to a minimum bid of $40,000. Excellent seller financing is available to qualified owner occupants or investors. 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OwnerAgent Call Bonnie 645 8407. JESS REID J U E A L ESTATE Park City, UT. 84060 1910 Prospector Avenue 649-3000 Or at our office location at The Resort Center |