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Show Thursday, March 25,1 993 P Page C5 The Park Record D Section C Institute of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery at Park City opens by TOM CRAM Record guest writer As the numbers of Park City residents in their Salt Lake office increased, Dr. Larry Leonard, and Dr. Daniel Sellers realized there was an un-adressed need in Park City. This has led to the opening of their new clinic. The clinic addresses the problematic commute to and froni Salt Lake City. " We were seeing a good number of Park City residents, and decided to take our business to them, and eliminate the drive," says Dr. Sellers. The office is located in the Summit Physical Therapy Building, 1255 Iron Horse Drive. It is a shared office with the Cottonwood Spine Institute, run by Dr. Bone. They are open on Wednesday's for consultations. "It doesn't cost to talk," says Dr. Sellers "if a potential patient is curious about procedure, they can just call." The cosmetic surgeries are mostly of the hand surgery, or reconstructive surgery variety. Facelifts, Rhinoplasty, Lypo-sucuon, Lypo-sucuon, and breast surgeries of all kinds are available to the patient as well. In skiing, hand injuries are very common, but reparable. This type of surgery also happens to be Dr. Sellers' specialty. "The Park City patient is generally very health concious," says Sellers, "we are hoping to add to their ability to feel good about themselves." Dr. Sellers finished his residency in 1986, and Dr. Leonard Groups will gather Park City ChamberBureau reports that 12 groups plan to meet in Park City for the week of March 28-April 3, 1993. They are the following: Office of Family Support; Intermountain Health; Utah " State University Energy Conference, Schuss Meisters; Covey-Mass Mutual; Collegeville Ski Group; Douglas Clark Group; Division of Substance Abuse; Corning; U of U Chemistry Department; Pratt Pharmaceuticals; Zimmerman Ski Group. This is a 42 percent in-; crease compared to the same week last year. d oj me W7 ParkCity,Utah jpj K3w 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Social Hour & ' WV ' Silent Auction Yffi' Jjjj j 7:30 p.m. Dinner & Dancing ' Lv fjj Reservation Questions: p 'fe !TrCV Pam Barrett 645-7833 V YfB J VA Sarah Jones 649-2085 KWh . Blade Tie finished his in 1980. Both have extensive experience in the health care field. Both are board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. The clinic is more than just an annex to their Salt Lake office. It is intended to provide the patient with pre-surgery and post surgery care, close to home. "Our philosophy is to look at cosmetic surgery as functional, for everyday folks who just want to make an improvement in their apperance and self-esteem," Dr Sellers says. The patient at the clinic is provided with a casual and comfortable atmosphere, designed to be low pressure. "If a procedure is not right for a patient we will agree," says Sellers. "We like to view the clinic as a repository of information, available at the patient's request," he adds. "The clinic also is appealing to out-of-towners, not only because plastic surgery is less expensive in Utah , but because the visitor can leave Park City looking refreshed, tanned, and great," In addition to their practice in Utah Dr. Leonard and Dr. Sellers are involved with international health care. Dr. Leonard is a member of InterPlast, and Dr. Sellers is a member of Operation Smile. These organizations travel to foreign countries to provide volunteer health care to those in need. 3E; Red Hawk Ranch presents The Third Annual Tennis Ball cil i Li.. ri-:u. rarK uty scnooi uistnci 4 SB Saturday, March 27,1993 at The Yarrow Hotel, New CEO named at snowbird Resort Ray Gardiner, a highly respected and prominent attorney and civic leader in Salt Lake City, has been named Chief Executive Officer of Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort. Gardiner is assuming the CEO position recently held by Snowbird Owner and Chairman of the Board, Dick Bass. In making the announcement, Bass cited pressing outsiae business pressures as reasons for stepping down from the CEO position. "I will remain involved in Snowbird,my first love," said Bass, "but I felt I could not devote my full time and energy to the CEO position." "Snowbird is very fortunate to be able to attract a man of Ray Gardiner's stature," Bass continued. "I am thrilled that Ray has agreed to join the Snowbird team." Gardiner, a Salt Lake City native and 1954 honors graduate from the PROJECTED LODGING TALLY FOR MAR. 28-APR. 3, 1 993 Total Visitor Nights 41,288 Weekly High (Sunday) 6,448 Nightly Average 5,899 Year-to-date 701,341 This tally estimates lodging occupancy as 53 percent. University of Utah in Business Management, spent two years as an officer in the Air Force before attending the University of Michigan Law School, graduating in 1959. Gardiner then returned to Salt Lake City and entered private law practice where he has worked on numerous legal matters on behalf of Snowbird. Married with 10 children, Gardiner has been heavily involved in local civic and political organizations. He has served on the Salt Lake City Board of Education, the Public Library Board, and has been very active in state and local politics. "I have been coming up to Snowbird for more than 10 years and have always loved the resort," said Gardiner, "it's a real honor and privilege for me to have the opportunity to work for this great company, and play a major role in helping Snowbird achieve its long range goals." 1 THE Stan Secor EQUITABLE - - - - i - - - - W. s m. .r, . 1 fi m 93 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 1993 EAGLE VISION THE FUTURE IS HERE! r ti i DUAL AIR BAGS, NEW CAB FORWARD DESIGN, 3.3 LITRE, 153 HORSEPOWER.AUTO TRANS..POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS, AMFMCASS., CRUSE MSRP 17,575 OUR SALE PRICE $15,995 Air Conditioning 190H.P. Cassette, etc. I Skier attendance up at Alpine Meadows Alpine Meadows of Tahoe, Inc. has announced results for the third quarter and nine months ended February 27, 1993. Net income for the quarter, ended Feb. 27, 1993, were $3,461,000, or 91 cents per share compared to $3,233,000, or 84 cents per share for the same period in 1992, an increase of eight percent For the nine months ended February 27, 1993, net income was $829,000, or 22 cents per share, compared to $237,000 or six cents per share last year, an increase of Small business uncheon Utah Supplier Development Council's Associate Members will host their monthly luncheon on April 1 at 11:30 a.m. at the Greek Market, 3205 S. State Street in Salt Lake City. The luncheon's program will be presented by Mike Warren, deputy director of the Small Business Development Council. Mr. Warren will explain how the SBDC can help small business owners succeed. The meeting is free and open to any woman or minority business owner. An optional set lunch is ' available for $6, or $7 with . dessert. Utah Supplier Development TAX SAVINGS FOR 1992 IRA's, SEP's AND SAR-SEPS Daytime or Evening in your office or home or in my office. In Park City almost every day. Convenient & easy. $20.00 will start a retirement account! Better than bank rates! Laredo Power Grp. Tow Pkg, Cass., Wheels Air Bag Anti-Lock Brakes $349 INTRODUCTORY n it r rr t"it" v J $17,495 $269 1993 CHEROKEE 4 DOOR 1993 WRANGLER 6 CYL. HARDTOP, CASSETTE, CARPET $14,895 2020 So. r.Jain o.Bsuntiftl Plll298SS4l7iIlil 266 percent. Skier attendance in March remains re-mains very strong. The ski conditions at both Park City and Alpine Meadows at Lake Tahoe, California, are reported to be the best in many years. Park City has extended its closing date to April 18, and Alpine Meadows expects its closing date to be July 4. Alpine Meadows of Tahoe, Inc. is listed on the Pacific Stock Exchange and on NASDAQ under AlpineM (PDRPDRR). planned Council is a non- profit organization comprised of purchasing pur-chasing and economic development professionals from many major Utah companies and government organizations, as well as about 100 local woman- and minority-owned businesses. The Council is the only purchasing group in the state dedicated to increasing the dollars spent by large companies and government agencjes for services and products of women- and minority-owned businesses. For more information about the luncheon or Utah Supplier Development Council, call the US DC informationmessage line at 534-USDC. 215 S. State St. Suite 650 Salt Lake Gty, Utah 84111 (801) 3647751 $43 43 DOWN O.A.C. MPG 1993 SUZUKI SWIFT 2 DOOR & 4 DOOR THE CAR EVERYONE CAN AFFORD per month |
