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Show , i I Page A8 Thursday, April 8, 1 993 The Park Record Section A MET UN MM MNG Ml I si The Star Trac 1200 treadmill is you down. Bad weather, conflicting attitude will stop the Star Trac trom making your date. After a few workouts you'll see why this treadmill is currently the No. 1 selling institutional treadmill in the world. (It's great after hours, too!) Be forewarned, the Star Trac 1200 wants a long term relationship. Call 801-269-0688 for details. Illl I IRM 1200 Ff All FS Calorics Burned Time Pate Distance 1-aps Programs You can design your own course, loo! TRIC A-to UPP6R UMiT Fitness Center 6140 South State Salt Lake City, UT 84107 ... "f No Fooling! 1 ' ' .... .., . ' - .. - - ' ' . . ; "1 one partner that will never let meetings, not even a complacent "Winnie the Pooh's Easter" Book Signing Friday, April 9 from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Bruce Talkington has been a writer and story editor for Walt Disney Television Animation for seven and a half years. He won two Emmy awards for Jhe New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. He has written the children's book, Winnie the Pooh's Christmas. He and his family reside in Park City, although he commutes to Los Angeles weekly. 1890 Bonanza Dr. Park City Plaza 645-8697 1 Man exercises right to Is nothing sacred? A crossing guard at the school reported at 7:45 a.m. March 29 that her signs had been stolen. Police gave the driver of a vehicle March 29 a warning for unsafe movement after he tried to crash into an officer at the intersection of Bonanza and Deer Valley Drive around eight in the morning. A Park City woman reported her stereo had been stolen out of her vehicle which was parked on Stein's Way March 29. The same day a cellular phone was stolen out of a vehicle parked on Centennial. A Park City man reported he had scared off a thief attempting to steal a ski rack off of a vehicle parked at the baseball diamond at City Park at midnight March 30. The suspect had a black and white dog and was wearing a red jacket Officer Jones searched the area for the culprit, but couldn't find him. A concerned citizen reported later in the moming that there had been a one-car accident at the corner of S.R. 224 and Ridgeview. The Jeep Cherokee involved which had been blocking traffic was towed. No one was injured, but a state sign was damaged in the incident Hubcaps valued at $100 were reported stolen on Monarch around 2 p.m. March 30. Minutes later, a stereo was reported stolen from a vehicle parked on Lucky John. The same crossing guard who had her signs stolen March 29 reported to police at 4:30 p.m. March 30 she had found a cellular phone. It is unknown if it was the PAPINEAU BUILDERS Remodeling, Painting, Tile and Deck Work, Additions and Custom Homes 645-9043 55 - same phone which was reported missing above. A Park City man, age 32, was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol March 31 after he turned the wrong way onto Park Avenue from Heber, turned into a garage and hit his girlfriend's car, doing $1,200 worth of damage to it. One concerned citizen reported Police March 31 that three teenagers had tried to run him over. Not long after that another Park City resident call to complain that she too had almost hit KPCW called the police station around 10:38 a.m. March 31 (or at least yelled up the hall) that there was a man slumped over his steering wheel in a yellow Toyota at the north end of Swede Alley. It turned out the fellow was simply trying to get a cassette out of his tape deck when it had become stuck. Some April fools were out running around 1:45 a.m. that morning soaping the windows of unsuspecting Hidden Splendor Court residents. They fled when they discovered they were being watched by one not-so- IMMiliMltl Evangelical Free Church "Join ue Sunday for our Easter THIS SUNDAY'S MESSAGE BY RON WILSTEIN "The Resurrection - Hoax or History?" Please be our guest Easter Sunday at 9:30 AM 3120 W. RnebrookRoad (TheCardeh Academy) LOVING NURSERY CARE For more Information about our music taste unsuspecting resident. Officers didn't locate the culprits, but did find several cars with "4193" on the windows. A rash of false burglar alarms April 2 prompted one officer to speculate that they were due to power outages in town. ' Wasatch County Sheriff's Officer reported April 2 that a reckless driver headed into Park Blotter City via S.R. 248 had already ran one car off the road. Police caught up with the driver near the schools and "strongly admonished" him or her at approximately 3 p.m. April 2. The victim of a vehicle burglary April 3 at 7-Eleven called police to report it around quarter to 11. A purse containing a $15,000 ring, $300 cash, miscellaneous credit cards and two pair of $150 sunglasses was taken. Police were called to break up a fight at 1:15 a.m. on Main Street March 4 in front of the Gub. It was reported ten to 15 males were beating on one another in the street The altercation was dispersed and no action will be taken because it was mutual combat Read the Record Recycle the Record To hit City CHILDREN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL church or a home group in your neighborhood, please call 649-2624. Seniors should file exemption Utahns age 65 and older should file their state income tax using the long form to take advantage of Utah's retirement exemption, the Tax Commission says. Unfortunately, many seniors are failing to take advantage of this tax break when they use the simpler short form, said Tax Commission spokesperson Janice J. Perry. "We see many Utah short forms coming in from people who apparently are eligible to claim the special $7, 500 exemption created by the Legislature to ease the tax burden on older Utahns," she said. On the short form-TC-40S-these taxpayers only can claim the federal Standard Deduction amount of $4,800--the amount allowed single filers over age 65-or $7,400 for marrieds filing jointly. However, if they file the Utah long form-TC-40mey can claim the federal Standard Deduction, plus Utah's retirement exemption of $7,500 per person. Married taxpayers are entitled to exclude $15,000 from Utah income tax if both are 65 or older. People with retirement income-pensions and annuitieswho are younger than 65 can claim a deduction of up to $4,800 against the pension income. Calibration!" CARDEN ACADEMY Frontage Road HIGHWAY 80 |
