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Show Page A6 B Thursday, March 25, 1993 The Park Record D Section A Li - - - Carol Agle A Mf UN Of TMff SR9 PMAMCUl MfTOOWW PREMIER, INC. V 3048 OAK RIM $538,000 Home on Double Lot 4 Bedrooms 3 Fireplaces 7 Decks 4500 sq. ft. Fully Landscaped Spectacular Views , Many custom features' Priced well below replacement cost PLEASE CALL CAROL AGLE FOR DETAILS: . 800-825-8889 OR 649-4400 OR 649-61 48 Weekend ills blamed on mischievous leprechauns A concerned citizen noticed March 16 at 2 a.m. that two juveniles were trying their hardest to steal some signs at the resort center. What exactly they wanted them for is unclear. However, they did manage to damage two street signs and a stop sign in the process. They were gone by the time officers arrived. Police were called to a fight at Prospector Square March 16 at 2:50 a.m. One of the brawlers was taken to the clinic with injuries, another was arrested for having a firearm in conjunction with a fight. Tuesday, March 16, police investigated reports that unknown culprits had tossed items off of the deck of a Racquet Club Condo and damaged a vehicle parked at the high school. Perhaps it was to be expected, but police were called to three separate incidents . of noise violations , (read: parties) on the eve of St. Patrick's Day. In the wee, wee hours of the morning St. Paddy's Day, one resident of Marsac Avenue had a rude awakening. She reported being jolted awake by an explosion loud enough to shake her house. Just down the street at the Marsac building, dispatch hadn't heard anything, but had officers check it out anyway. They were unable to find the cause of the disturbance. A Park City woman reported having $1,000 worth of items stolen out of her vehicle parked at li fi wpn II ii u iiBllimwilHIPilll ,w II ij m '.'111?"""1 it;. ,. a l Check Out Savings On Wood Blinds See us today for all the details! f jj; -"-7T 4 1 WWMMPVMNMRMII Jmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi- 4 -- i Saving You Time & Money 1776 Park Ave(by Albertsons) Free Shop-At-Home Wallcovering STORE HOURS: Blinds DELrMAR-SW . siik nanis Draperies W I N O O.W COVIIINtl M-F10to6:30 Sat 11 to 5 649-0403 H " M m Depend on me for sound j " on all your health It insurance M Ask About Health Insurance The State Farm Way CALL ME. ' Tom Ligare.CLU 1662 Bonanza Dr. Park City, UT 649-3332 Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. STATI FARM INSUHANCI fi State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office: BI(xmington. Illinois MM a FRIDAY & SATURDAY MARCH 26TH & 27TH mm wmm TUESDAY MARCH 30TH LKED 9W0 OJO r.lAIXJ ST. 649-6033 A private club for the benefit of our members the Iron Horse Condos at 1:30 p.m. March 17. After celebrating St. Patrick's Day a bit too successfully, a 32-year-old Park City man was arrested for public intoxication after he was found passed out on the corner of 5th Street and Swede Alley'. Two Park City men, ages 19 and 24, were arrested for public intoxication and booked into the Summit County Jail after brawling in front of Pop Jenks at 1 it gives entirely new to the pfirase "face any rate, meaning plant. ) Who could make these things up? Some ambitious worker shoveling the roof of the Stag Lodge was reported by a city bus driver March 19 after he or she chucked snow out into Royal Street East , Around noon the same day, a concerned business owner on Norfolk reported that truck was parked blocking the stairs to his Police Blotter a.m. March 18. Police investigated the theft of a concrete blanket March 18 from a new home site in Fairway Hills. (Just exactly what is a concrete blanket, anyway?) Dogmestic Violence? Officers were called to a Deer Valley Drive apartment March 18 around 7:30 p.m. to keep the peace between a manager and tenant who were arguing over Man's Best Friend. The officers didn't say whether or not Fido got to stay. An Illinois man reported the theft of his personalized plates March 19, which read "EYE-SKI" from the Snow Country Condos. It is unclear whether the slogan on his license plates referred to his nationality or skiing ability. (At facility, making it difficult for customers to negotiate the trip while carrying their skis. An officer arrived on the scene and spoke with the driver of the vehicle, who was settling up with the tow truck at the time. Guests at a Solamere Condo called the police March 19 after returning to their room in time to hear a sliding glass door slam shut and to see someone flee down the street and hop on a city bus. Fortunately, nothing seemed to be missing. (And it's a good thing too, because their description of "a large person with a dark ponytail" fits about half of the patrons in the Alamo any given night) An officer who was .patrolling around the Sidewinder 7-Eleven March 20 made the acquaintance of a less than sober individual, who was brandishing a set of car keys. The officer confiscated said keys and offered to return them at the Marsac building when the individual was sober. The suspense must have been killing him. An individual with a warrant out for his arrest turned himself in to police March 20. He then posted $420 bail (so he would be taken off of the Statewide . warrant system) and went merrily on his way. ! Hey, lady. Wanta buy a ten-key? A woman a Deer Valley Plaza complained to police March 20 that two males had walked into her office without knocking, and then wanted to sell her a calculator, adding insult to injury; Police summed up the situation, found the pair with the product, and sent them packing for the remainder of the day-or at least until they bought a business license. Go figure. The clerk at a local convenience store reported March 20 that a 9-y 9-y ear-old girl had stolen a candy bar. However, nothing was found on her person by the officer. Between 'quarter to six and quarter after eight on the evening of March 20, police officers issued 10 parking citations. A concerned citizen reported to police at 9:35 p.m. March 20 that she believed she had seen a suspect on the show "America's Most Wanted'' in Park City. -tern- a. 1 lv. ' 'h "srrrtpf ,x i Correction; Charlie Latterner, and Zafod Beatlebrox the operators of Driftbusters, had their address incorrectly identified in the last issue of The Park Record. The correct address is Bonanza Automotive 1555 Lower Iron Horse Loop Road, phone 649-6496 PARK CITY IS NOW HOME TO THE LONE RANGER'S GUNS xa .A ViS COW 1993 fs. A recent acquisition and a rare find. Jerry P. Mullen of Southwest Indian Traders is now the owner of the Lone Ranger's guns. Stewart Beveridge, long time business manager of Clayton Moore, The Lone Ranger, presented the guns to Jerry P. Mullen on March 15, 1993 in Park City, Cowboy Antiques, Fine Indian Jewelry, Navaho Rugs, Western Artifacts, Indian Art 550 Main Street, Park City, UT 645-9177 |
