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Show Park Record Thursday, October 24, 1991 Page A5 Police Blotter I k t r X s t ; It was not a quiet week for the Woebegone patrol. There were a series of auto break-ins- several in the Snowcrest condos and Snowblaze condos, and another handful on Norfolk Ave. In addition, two mountain bikes were reported stolen from the Racquet Club area, valued at more j than $600 a piece. According to Park City Police Chief Frank Bell, there have been a .number of incidents involving juveniles this week, including an explosive device left in a building in Prospector Square. Witnesses saw two young boys leaving the scene, said Bell. And he said juveniles were also spotted in the vicinity of the thefts where several thousand dollars worth of stereo equipment were taken from autos. Officers are looking into both cases. In the " knocking on heaven's door "category a woman in upper Deer Valley reported two men knocked on her door, saying they were missionaries and needed shelter for the night. She didn't answer the call and instead called the police who could find no one in the area when they arrived. Meanwhile at a yogurt shop on Main Street, a mother reported her little girl missing. Her well-cultured well-cultured child was found, safely at home. In the resort parking lot officers were called when a suspicious pah-were pah-were spotted in a car. The report stales upon examination the couple were "just talking". Uh huh. A Deer Valley Drive resident reported dogs in an area where dogs had not been before. The officers arrived and found several barking dogs who had, as the report stated, "tree'd a 'coon." Officers explained to the canines it was not hunting season for them and they dispersed. Higher up the hill.on the Aerie to be exact, real human hunters were spotted and reported. They were told they had taken the hunt a little too close to home. And an eagle-eyed officer out in the Silver Creek area spotted a deer in question. The report reads, "Possible game violation. Hunter did leave evidence of sex." Presumably the deer's. An intoxicated male was trying to gain entry into several cars in Swede Alley late one night. Finally officers gave him a ride in their car- to the county jail in Coalville. Numerous warning and citations were issued for speeding in the school zone , and several noisy parties drew the attention of officers as well. There were four separate incidents of spouse abuse this past week, but charges were not filed in any of the cases. EDGEMONT LAUNDROMAT "Grand Opening Special" Holiday Village Shopping Center 649-9336 j COUPON I J COUPON I 1 ONE FREE DRY j j ONE FREE WASH I J Edgemont laundromat Edgemont Laundromat j Exp. 11-30-91 I J Exp. 11-30-91 J I Coupons must be used during Dry Ci&aners I I coupons must be used during Dry Cleaners I I hours 7am-7pm.M-F.8am-3prn Sat. j hours 7om-7pm. M-F. 8am-3pm Sat I Plenty of HotSoft Water New Washcomat Large Wash & Fold Service Available Capacity Washers let us do it for you- . Newly Remodeled Obituary Court News ; - -1 ; ' '. '' - t W-u Jerry Obert Gerald Wayne Obert, age 55, died October 21, 1991 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Born February 12, 1936 in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Kazimer Kaminsky and Gladys Putzska. Jerry was a realtor at Jess Reid Real Estate and a member of the U.S. Naval Reserve. Survived by the love of his life, Judy Mcrback of Park City; two sons, Cory (Carol Ellis) of Park City and Tracy (Ginny) of British Virgin Islands; his mother Gladys Obert of California; two brothers and one sister, Dennis, Steve, and Barbara Obert. Preceded in death by his father. A Memorial Service will be held on Sunday, October 27, at 3 p.m., at the new Park City Community Church on Highway 224. Casual dress requested and in lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Park City Friends of Animals. Please join the family after the service at Jess and Debbie Reid's house, 2121 Lucky John Drive. Judge sentences five Judge Paul G. Grant sentenced five individuals during hearings in Third Circuit Court Oct. 8. Cal W. Deberad, 21, of 1300 Park Ave. No. 5, Park City, was found guilty of providing alcohol to a minor. He was ordered to pay fines and fees totaling $300 of which $200 would be suspended on the condition he complete six months probation. Rodney Wayne Charpenticr, 26, of 801 Park Ave. No. A, Park City, faced four charges during court hearings. He was found guilty of never obtaining a driver's license and possession of drug paraphernalia. Charges of having an expired registration and possession of a controlled substance were dismissed. Charpentier was ordered to pay fines and fees totaling $1,000 of which $800 would be suspended on the condition he obtain a valid driver's license and complete counseling classes. Stephen Lisle West, 36, of San Clemente, Calif., plead guilty to an amended charge of disorderly conduct. He had originally been charged with interfering with a police officer which was amended to disorderly conduct. West was ordered to pay fines of $75. Louie M. Leatham, 29, of 712 Ml Oak Ct. Park City, faced a charge of simple assault. Judge Grant agreed to amend the charge to disorderly conduct of which Leatham was found guilty. The defendant was ordered to pay fines and fees of $85. Lonnie Larsen, 19, of 2300 Monitor Dr. Park City, was found guilty of disorderly conduct. The original charge of simple assault was amended and Larsen was ordered to pay fines totaling $75. HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION OCTOBER 28,1991 MARSAC MUNICIPAl 3UILDING 12:00-12:30 1. ROLL CALL 2. PUBLIC INPUT 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS 4. MINUTES OF OCTOBER 28, 1991 5. NEW BUSINESS 6. OLD BUSINESS 7. WORK SESSION 1. Review of Historic District Design Guidelines, Pages 21-31 TOWN LIFT DESIGN REVIEW TASK FORCE 12:30-1:30 1 . Discussion of purpose, parameters and purview of Town Lift Design Review Task Force. PARK CITY COUNCIL MEETING SUMMIT COUNTY, UTAH OCTOBER 24, 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of Park City, Utah will hold its regular meeting, at the Marsac Municipal Building, 445 Marsac Avenue, Park City, Utah for the purposes and at the times as described below on Thursday, October 24, 1991. AGENDA Closed Session 4:15 p.m. Property acquisition Work Session 5:30 p.m. Council questions and comments 5:45 p.m. Review of Regular Meeting RFGU1 AR MEETING 6:00 PM 1. ROLL CALL 2. PUBLIC INPUT 3. MINUTES OF MEETING OF OCTOBER 10, 1991 4. CONSENT AGENDA 1 . Approval of Resolution ratifying certain modifications made to Resolution No. 24-91 adopted by the City Council of Park City, Utah on October 10, 1991; and related matters 2. Approval of consent letter for renewal of restaurant liquor license for Sue's, located at 1782 Prospector Avenue, waiving the 600 foot distance rule of licensee from school or day care facility. 5. RESIGNATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS 6. 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