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Show Page C6 Thursday, February 10, 1994 The Park Record Section C Delta contributes to Olympic bid effort St. Mark's Hospital and the Park City Physicians Group are pleased to offer the following programs to residents of Summit and Wasatch counties as part of an ongoing community education series. For more information, to receive a FREE copy of our Healthytimes newsletter, or to register for these classes or screenings, call 645-7772. SLEEP DISORDER - If you're suffering from Sleep Apnea (snoring, alternating with periods of completely obstructed breathing), call for a free screening with Dr. David Palmer, otolaryngologist. To schedule an appointment, call The Park City Physicians Group office at 645-9866. 1 BLOOD PRESSURE - Keep track of your blood pressure and avoid over stressing your heart. Available at the Park City Physicians Group office on a walk-in basis. GLAUCOMA AND CATARACT - If you or someone in your family is having vision problems, take advantage of this free eye screening. Call 645-9866 to make an appointment with one of the Park City Physicians Group ophthalmologists. CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION - First time parents will learn about the childbirth experience, infant care, breast feeding and other parenting issues. Taught by childbirth education specialists. Call 645-7772 for dates and times. I wmmmmdbam I HEART HEALTHYTIMES COOKBOOK - Check out the helpful meal preparation tips and low-fat recipes contained in this free cookbook. Stop by the Park City Physicians Group office or call 645-7772 to get your copy today. PARK CITY 1776 Park Avenue Park City, Utah 645-9866 Gov. Mike Leavitt and Salt Lake City Mayor Deedee Corradini have joined the Salt Lake Olympic Bid Committee to announce that Delta Air Lines has contributed an additional $500,000 in air travel to help bring the 2002 Winter Olympic Games to Salt Lake City. The announcement was made at a news conference at the State Capitol attended by the governor and mayor, Tom Welch, president of the Bid Committee and Fred H. Rollins III, Delta's District Sales Manager. Coupled with previous contributions, this announcement puts Delta's total participation in the Olympic bid effort at more than $1 million over the past four years. Welch expressed gratitude for the Delta contribution, noting that this gift significantly contributes to the needed travel expenses. "One of our main tasks is to bring members of the International Olympic Committee here to see how well prepared we are to host the games and how supportive the community is," Welch said. "That is very expensive. We can now continue, knowing that much of the travel expenses has been donated by Delta." i m i v r $19 a day 3 Mountains 7 Lifts 58 Runs THE SADDLE & SPUR Steak and BBQ Restaurant at ParkWest. Western dancing nightly. 649-2086 DABC Licensee Leavitt said Delta's contribution is a leading example of the strong support for the Olympic bid provided by the state's private sector. "The bid process is very expensive, and there is no way it could be funded without major help from private sources," Leavitt said. "Delta is demonstrating it is at the forefront of that effort, in addition to the daily contribution it makes to our economic development through its hub operation at the airport.' Corradini noted that Delta's contribution to the bid effort goes beyond the generous contribution announced today. "Delta's international air service, coupled with its domestic hub operation at Salt Lake International Airport, helps make Salt Lake an attractive location for the winter Games," the mayor said. "Our theme for the Olympic bid is 'The World is Welcome Here.' Delta's presence and high level of service makes that theme believable by providing access to worldwide air travel to and from our city." Rollins said, "This is a team effort and Delta is pleased to do its pari as a corporate citizen in working to bring the Olympics to Salt Lake City and Utah. By hosting the 2002 Winter Olympics, Salt Lake City will be the focal point of world attention for many years to come and Delta is committed to that goal." Rollins noted also that some 4,800 Delta personnel are based in Utah. "That means that our interest in having the games come to Utah is not just a corporate concern, but also a personal matter for these Delta people who are proud to be a part of the local community." He's baaaaaaack!!! : '' liiiw J " "'L - Thanks to all of your prayers and support, Park City, Pat McGirl is back skiing on the one-year anniversary of his accident which took place on Dec. 31, 1992. On New Year's Eve of that year, Pat broke his neck skiing. After surgery replacing his fifth vertebrae and a plate inserted to hold it all together, plus many hours and months of rehabilitation, he is "back on the horse' He is pictured with local physical therapist, Marc Larson. Larson's encouragement gave Pat the inspiration he needed to recover from his injury. He is back at work and grateful to be alive. EARLY DEADLINES due to, President s Day Display Ads, Classified Ads I Letters to the Editor Deadline Friday, February 18 at 5:00 pm S5Park Record For all your printing needs, see us first! Complete graphic design and layout available Letterheads Envelopes Laminating Business Forms Business Cards Menu's Flyers Tickets Typesetting Brochures Posters Weddings FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY IN PARK CITY w IP 0 Wave Publishing, Inc. 675 West 100 South P.O. Box 128 Heber City, Utah 84032 654-1471 FAX: 654-1479 hi. II ! m.imiin |