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Show Summit County Sheriffs Department Blotter 2: Summit County Dispatch Center assigned 278 calls over the past two weeks and Summit County Deputies woe April . 18-M- ay of those calls. Agency Assist .assigned 131 On May 1, Summit County Deputy and Canine Handler, Alan Siddoway, and canine, Bruno, assisted the Park City Police Department with a search warrant Arson On April 21, a fire was reported at a wood mill in Francis. After investigation, the fire appears to have been set in several different places. This case is currently under investigation by the South Summit Fire. If anyone saw or heard Department. anything, they are encouraged to contact the Summit County 6. Sheriffs Department at 783-435- Burglary Burglary reported in Summit Park in April 23. There was no evidence of forced entry or anything missing. On April 23, a Samak resident discovered their cabin had been burglarized and over $1,200 in valuables were stolen. The burglary occurred sometime between April 9 and April 22. On April 27, another Samak resident reported a burglary in the area. It is unknown of what items are missing at this time. Citizen Dispute On April 24, at approximately 2 a.m., a Kimballs Junction business reported a fight in progress in the parking lot area. After officers arrived and investigated the incident, it was discovered that three males were involved and injuries were minor. One male was charged with assault; male was charged a with obstructing justice, and male was another charged with disorderly conduct. The incident is under investigation at this time by the Summit County Attorney's Office. Domestic Violence Summit County officers responded to four domestic violence odls over the past two weeks. One arrest was made in these incidents, male for intoxthat of a ication. Two of the incidents occurred in Coalville; one .in Pinebrook, and one at Silva Creek Junction. DUI Arrests Summit County Deputies made four DUI arrests over the past two weeks: one in Henefer; one at Rockport; one in Silver Creek Canyon, and one in Echo Canyon. Fatal Traffic Accident On April 22, Summit County Deputies responded to Browns Canyon on report of an accident. The traffic accident claimed the life of a Oakley girl. The driver of the vehicle sustained minor injuries and was released from the hospital shortly after. Traffic Accidents Summit County officers investigated seven other traffic accidents in the county, including one injury accident at Pinebrook. The other six accidents were in the following areas: Kamas, Kimballs Junction, Ranch, Jeremy Hoytsville, Pinebrook, and one hit and run accident at Kimballs Junction. Sex Offense Summit County Criminal Investigations Department is inves- tigating a sex offense against a child in the Coalville area. Suspicious Incidents Officers investigated 17 reports of suspicious activity throughout the county over the past two weeks. Theft drivers li- cense; eleven, driving under the influence of alcoholdrugs; one defective headlight; one driving without registration or title; one failure to registerexpired registration; one failure to appear traffic; one failure to appear in court; one false personal ID to police officer; one fugitive from justice; seven intoxication; one no insurance; one no registration in the vehicle; one no valid drivers license; two open containers of alcohol in a vehicle; two possession of controlled substance (marijuana); three possession of paraphernalia, and two speeding. The current daily inmate population at the Summit County Jail is 13 inmates.' As of May 2, there have been 196 persons booked into the Summit cones from the Brown's Canyon area; two purses were stolen from a vehicle while parked at Rockport Dam on April 25, and a juvenile was caught shoplifting at Silver Creek on April 25. Automobile Theft A 1982 Chevrolet pickup, S-- 10 blue and white in color, was dis- covered missing from the Kimballs Junction area on April 23. Anyone with any information, should contact the Summit County Sheriffs Office at (801) 649-856- 1. Missing Persons Four people were reported miss- ing to the Sheriffs Office over the past two weeks. At this time, all four people have been accounted for. The incidents occurred in Summit Park Woodland, Weber Canyon, and the Wasatch National County Jail. Summit County Court Report Third Circuit Court: Gary Royal Johnson, of Echo, date of birth, July 22, 1937, was convicted and . Forest. Vandalism sentenced On April 25, vandalism was discovered on a llama farm in Marion. It appears that a vehicle, possibly a pickup truck, had been in the field pushing a motorized sprinkling system with the bumper portion of the truck. Estimated damages total over $700. Weapon Offense On April 29, a weary traveler had pulled off of the highway at the Tollgate exit to rest. While resting, ict the Summit County Jail over the past two weeks with a total of 46 re- voked drivers license; one court commitment; one carrying a con The good news is that improved treatment methods over the past ten to twenty years have proved that chemical dependency can be arrested and treated. Recovery is defined u a healthy, productive leading lifestyle. CORE provides an atmosphere conducive to recovery and offers the support of recovering clients and, whenever possible, exposure to others with long-ter- m sobriety. The Kamas Valley PHYSICAL ABUSE and Alateen. Meetings meetings, Wednesday nights, 8 p.m. Alateen Al-An- on Al-An- on re- (EMOTIONAL ABUSE) Criticized you, called you names, Pushed or shoved you. Slapped or hit you. Kept you from leaving. Kicked, choked, hit or punched you. Threw an object at you. Locked you out of the house. Abandoned you. Refused to help when you were sick, injured or pregnant Subjected you to reckless driving. Threatened you with a weapon. Used a weapon against you. shouted at you. Drove away your friends Humiliated you in private or Refused to socialize with you. Kept you from working. Controlled all money, make all decisions. Refused to work. Took car key or house key away from you. Threatened to hurt you or your SEXUAL ABUSE family. Assumed you would have sex Punished or deprived the children when angry at you. feelings about sex. Criticized you sexually. Called you sexual names. Forced you to strip. Publicly showed interest persons.. Had affairs Threatened to kidnap the chil- dren. Told you about other affairs. Harassed you about Imagined affairs. in Manipulated you with lies and contradictions. Threatened you with a weapon. other after agreeing to monogamous relationship. Forced sex after beating. Forced sex when you were sick or it was a danger to your health. Committed sadistic sexual acts. Bast Canyon Resort will not offer any big game hunting for the 1994 season. pub- lic. with any available person. Minimized the importance of your event. andor family. DESTRUCTION OF PETS & PROPERTY Destroyed or sold you valued possessions. Hit wall with a Community Coalition is excited to have this source in our community. SOME TYPES OF ABUSE ATTENTION HUNTERS Summit County Special Notices e, themselves and others. Recovery classes. Jeff Jones, Program Director for CORE, is a credentialed Associate Addiction Counselor and a state certified DUI instructor. Jeff, a native son of Kamas, would like to personally acknowledge the courageous people he has met since opening his doors. "It's a privilege and an honor to be a part of watching you walk through your fears, taking an honest look at yourself and making life changes. Chemical dependency is progressive and if left untreated eventually The Girl Scouts, from the Heber City, Kamas, Coalville, and Park City areas, are holding their yearly Bridging Ceremony on May 10 at J.R. Smith Elementary School, 235 East 500 North, in Heber City, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The Bridging Ceremony is when the girls from one age or group bridge to the next group of girls. There will be a Bake Sale and a fair and displays of some of the things that the different troops have done this year. Please come and support the Girls Scouts in this Summit County Jail woe 25 persons booked at self-imag- offers counseling for this (those living with or involved with the addict) and Parenting in . tc degenerates into increasingly dysfunctional states impairing every area of the dependants life: relationfinances, ships, careers, mental capacity and physical health. The vast majority of untreated chemical dependant people die premature, violent deaths, usually after doing a great deal of damage to Kamas Gty would like to welcome its newest business. Center of Recovery (CORE) located at 45 North Main is a drug and alcohol counseling service providing education classes, individual and group counseling as well as court ordered DUI services. Additionally, CORE Bridging Ceremony he heard a loud noise and awoke to find a bebe had hit the drivers side window of bis vehicle and shattered the window. The driver observed a person getting into a gray or silver Isiizu pickup with a white camper was put shell. An attcmpt-to-locaout on the vehicle but the vehicle was not located. The victim did not sustain any injuries. offenses: one driving on alcohol of Kamas Welcomes New Business Four Valley Girls Scouts There There were eight thefts reported to the Sheriffs Office over the past two weeks. Items taken included: a pair of Jazz tickets from a residence in Jeremy Ranch; 20 traffic marker for the crime Disorderly Conduct, an infraction, on April 27, 1994. Defendant was fined $100. 3A Tha Summit County Boo Friday, May 6, 1994 cealed weapon; six driving on fist Destroyed furniture. Broke dishes. Broke down doors to get to you. Abused pets or animals to hurt EMOTIONAL ABUSE Ignored you feelings. Ridiculed you about religion, race, or class. Withheld approval, appreciation or affection as a punishment you. Killed pets or animals. For more Information call THE COUNSELING INSTITUTE, 6 Park City, UT 649-242- meeting, Wednesday nights, 7 p.m., Wasatch County Rodeo . Grounds Concessions building, Heber City. For information, call Carol, : Information and Referral Services For Disabled n information and referral service is being offered in Summit County to people with disabilities. The number to call locally is 649-314- 1. Outside of this calling area, the number is toll-fr- ' : ee 800-248-31- 101 Sonth Summit Yonng Adult Vaccinations Adults need vaccinations tool After the kindergarten boosters, 6 years old, as well as older adults, need a young adults, ages tetanusdiphtheria booster every ten years. The Summit CityCounty Health Department offers immunization clinics on for the first and third Thursday of every month. Call more information. Second Dose of Vaccine Offered: The Summit CityCounty Health Department is able to provide a sec-- ! ond dose of measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine to all children ages kindergarten through grade 12. The clinic is held on the first for 1 Thursday and third Tuesday of each month. Call more information. 14-1- 783-43- i i Summit County Services CoDa noon to Susan, 1 783-55- The North Summit Senior Citizens have acquired a van to transport Seniors to and from the Senior Citizens Center. If you are interested in receiving transportation, please contact: Jerry or Anita Lewis, 336- -, Kay Dearden, Burt, 4451, ext. 22a 336-56- 336-228- 7; ! i Services building in Kamas at 7 p.m. ' Reproductive Health The Summit CityCounty Health Department is now offering a Reproductive Health Clinic. Services that will be provided are: trans- -. Pregnancy testing family planning screening for sexually mitted diseases, HIVAIDS counseling and testing Pap smear, cancer screening and education and referral services. Appointments are required at the Summit CityCounty Health Department, 110 North Main, Kamas. For additional information and clinic charges, please call 783-432- 1. Summit County Crime Hotline . excursions avalabte. Fashion ShowBenefit Hawaii 11 at 7 p.m.. South Summit auditorium. Hosted by S.S.H. Fashion Strategies Gass. Any donation made will be given to Jennifer Ortega for a liver transplant Fashion show Trends 94 May Immunization Clinic immunization charges, please call 783-432- Car rantal mtridtona apply. CniiM rata ii pa pawn, doubts occupancy. CNMran share wlh 2 M lata adutis. Category I and above. Cruise only. Maximum 2 Idda pa cabin. Naw bookings only. Doaa not hduda port tarn or T Ster PrlncaM July 30 cniiM. on Outsfda cabins only. Thia dtocounl can not ba eombinad wUi any ottwr dtocounte. Pa paraon port chargas rang bom $91 to $147, dapandng on Hnarary. Ships ragtaby: British, Ubarian and Bahamian. C ' Physical Exams The Summit CityCounty Health Department will be holding ol their annual physical exams May 18 and 19 at 110 North Main, Kamas. For an appointment or if you have any ques- nNCUN $598 7 NIGHTS FROM Uhd Packlgis American ExpnstsS fTraveiersChiquM Expart Service At No Additional COtit ' 783-432- 1. Pa eoupto, doubla occupancy 1. 783-470- tions, call Mr' f'i, Summit County Little Miss Buckaroo Rodeo Queen and Princess Contest will be held on Wednesday, June 1. Girls ages 9 1 to 14 years. Contact: Teana, (please leave name and enter. 18 to is Deadline number). May ol Sail for 7 wonderful days Alaska on Princess Inside Passage saiBng and enjoy savings for Utah residents or those flying out of Salt Lake City. Outside categories only. Cruise only. Low add-o- n airfare avaBabte. dapaturatax. Summit County Little Miss Backaroo Contest Pre-scho- UTAH SPECIAL to the Star CRUISES PRINCESS CRUISES The Immunization Ginic for the South Summit District will be held on May 17, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., at the Summit GtyCounty Health Department, 110 North Main, Kamas. Appointments are not required. For additional information and 2for1 Hand ki7daya. Kkte 16andundar cruuaFREE. Over 45 optional shore 1. Weight loss classcs.are being held at the Summit CityCounty Health Department in Coalville. Gasses begin Thursday, May 12 and will be held weekly for six weeks. To register, call 336-445- 1, ext. 222. SAILING JULY Visit 4 lalanda, 5 porta, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at the Summit CityCounty Health Department, 110 North Main, Kamas. For additional information and clinic charges, call Weight Loss Classes EFILHSiCil 30 FREE! Well Child Clinic 783-432- 5 and Hartz Car andracaivs The Well Child Clinic for the South Summit District will be held on May 9. Appointments are required and available from pre-scho- Citizens of Summit County, this is our home, get involved! Call Sheriffs Crime Hotline, 1 Rental ($100 valua) to 25 Parents With Problem Children Parent Support Group with the help of a licensed social worker meets the first Tuesday of each month in the Summit County Mwaan Much Jim 30 tor any 1904 Ming 39 Van Available For N.S. Senior Citizens , Book served. r CoDa Meetings Anonymous) will meet Tuesdays, 12 Center of Recovery next to Hoyts. Call at the p.m., for more details. Paradise Comes With A FREE Car! - yj ;.yi ip.i Talent Show Show on May 7 at the Kamas Talent State the Remember Stake Center, 7 p.m. Everyone invited. Refreshments will be 21 783-432- ! Morris Travel 783-299- 2. irfci "4 - 1776 Park Ave; if-K-? MS M lp4S26?2$ Round-tri- p Club air from SLC, 7 nights at hotal tax and tansfan. 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