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Show Page A4 Thursday, September 1 5, 1994 The Park Record Section A Park City Unitarian Universalists "Loaves, Fishes & Other Miracles" Speaker: Rev. Barbara Hamilton-Holway, Sunday, Sept. 18, 10:15 am Religious Education is provided for children through 6th grade. A youth group is available for Junior & Senior High School youths. Nursery care available. Park City Miner's Hospital 1354 Park Avenue FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 647-5683 Police uncover porcupine bearing her young The past week saw Park City Police respond to a barbeque grill fire, an animal in distress and other incidents that include a stolen bronze statue. bearing young. No further information was available. Friday, Sept. 9, police responded to a small fire in the front yard of a house on Park Avenue. The fire IPolice Blotter On Sunday, Sept. 11a caller reported an animal in distress. When police arrived they found the distressed animal to be a porcupine turned out to be in a grill. On Sunday, Sept. 11 a caller reported he left his vehicle in Park City, but was unsure where he left it and needed police assistance finding it. An officer checked the described area, but was unable to locate it. The caller was advised he would have to come to Park City to find it. At 2:16 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 8 police responded to a complaint of a man with a gun in his belt outside 0' Shucks bar. Officers found the man with the weapon and took him into custody. At 12:21 p.m. Thursday, police responded to Stein Eriksen Lodge were a bronze worth $5,450 was reported stolen. At 3:03 p.m. Thursday a caller complained her boyfriend had beaten her up and taken her vehicle without her permission. Police responded, took the information and entered the vehicle plates and description into the National Crime Information Center. The police blotter also listed 10 false burglary alarms, 10 speeding tickets issued and nine warnings for speeding. Sheriff's Department solves cattle shooting mystery During the first two weeks of September the Summit County Sheriffs Dispatch handled over 300 calls. Sept. 5 and 6, a Kamas rancher reported five of his cows were the call and as a result three 17-year-old males were charged with possession of explosives. Sept. 3, in the process of, making a DUI arrest, the Utah Highway Patrol discovered several County Sheriff Report i i i f ' PREMIER REALTY And Julie McKay Present An Exceptional Real Estate Opportunity in Park City $598,000 FINEST QUALITY 3 BEDROOM HOME ON LARGE LOT IN PRESTIGIOUS AREA WITH SPECTACULAR SOUTH FACING VIEWS For details call Julie at 649-4400 (Office) or 649-8420 (Home) or phone the 24 hour Factline at 649-5363 and enter ad code 56334 apparently shot. The incident happened in Wide Hollow east of Kamas. The rancher is offering a $1,000 cash reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspects. Sept. 2, residents of Kamas reported seeing juveniles place a pipe bomb in their mailbox. The offenders were apprehended by the Kamas Police within minutes of Pet of the Week The Summit County Animal Shelter has several pets in need of new homes. For more information the shelter is located at Kimball Junction and is open Monday through Friday from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. The Summit County Friends of the Animals is also fostering a number of dogs and cats until they can be adopted. They include a four-month-old, male, German short-haired pointer, a two-year-old purebred, male sharpei; a four-month-old cattle dog; a nine-month-old spayed, small, shepherd mix, a three-year-old pomeranian and a two-year-old neutered wire-haired wire-haired fox terrier who is good with children. The Friends are also looking for homes for several cats and kittens. Pet Tip of the Week: If your dog spends a lot of time outdoors, be sure to prepare a sheltered area for weather protection and warmth. There's Something Special Cooking at THE aL establishment 9 xrti il H ' Vk tl" tA -0 y (fjssc Open Daily . Breakfast 8 a.m. Lunch 11 a.m." Dinner 5:30 p.m. Breakfast Served All Day 317 Main Street 649-8284 items of stolen property in the vehicle of a 20-year-old Salt Lake man. In the meantime another Salt Lake man was also taken into custody for intoxication and both were later charged with involvement in a residential burglary in Oakley. Sept. 5, the Sheriff's Department assisted West Jordan Police in arresting a man for a sex offense involving a child. The arrest occurred in an apartment complex near Kimball Junction. Also during the first week of September a 20-year-old Ogden man was arrested in connection with a series of vehicle burglaries in the North Summit area that occurred in August.. During the second week of Sept. a report of two dead sheep led to the resolution of the earlier Wide Hollow livestock shootings. Two male juveniles from the Coalville area were arrested and referred to juvenile court for criminal mischief. Sept. 10 a group of men and women from Wyoming were in the area of Wahsatch near 1-80 in Echo Canyon. One of the men fired a gun toward the underpass and hit two individuals who were in the tunnel beneath the freeway. A man and woman were taken to Evanstdn Regional Hospital for treatment of gunshot wounds and charges will be filed next week. Sept. 10, while responding to a one-car rollover in Peoa, police discovered the vehicle, which had been abandoned by the driver, had been reported stolen out of Wyoming. The driver and passenger of the vehicle were later discovered in Oakley and were arrested. The total inmate population at the Sumit County Jail is 1 1 . Six sentenced in Judge Livingston's court In Park City Court Wednesday, Sept. 7, 3rd District Judge Roger A. Livingston sentenced seven individuals and issued a warrant for the arrest of another for failing to City, date of birth 1967, was found guilty of driving under the influence. He was fined $650, ordered to perform 24 hours of community service, attend a DUI Court New appear to hear charges against him. Daryl Holland Butler of Farmington, date of birth 32672, was found guilty of simple assault and intoxication. He was fined $75 for each offense and ordered to attend an alcohol education class. Jeffery Charles Criddle of Park class and was placed on probation. Amy A. Gallegos of Salt Lake City, date of birth 61676, pleaded guilty to a noise disturbance and was fined $25. Andrew Rudoph Hegewald of Salt Lake City, date of birth 31276, pleaded guilty to criminal trespass, was fined $50 and ordered to perform eight hours of community service. Matthew Johnson of Midway, date of birth 41476 pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined $75. Robert C. Struwe, representing Scarpelli's restaurant, was found guilty of remaining openliquor consumption after hours. He was fined $75. Judge Livingston issued a bench warrant for Zane D. Palmer for failure to appear to charges of operating a vehicle without purchasing insurance and operating a vehicle in an unsafe condition. Snyderville construction ahead of last year The total value of permit-authorized permit-authorized construction in the unincorporated areas of Summit County in August totaled $4.9 million according to the monthly report from the SummitCounty Community Development Department The 70 permits issued last month generated about $50,000 in planning and building fees. Those numbers are higher than the previous month but are substantially lower than the figures for the same month last year. In August of 1993 94 permits were issued for over $7 million in new construction. Year to date however the total value of construction this year is ahead of the same time last year. As expected the lion's share of the building is going on in the Snyderville Basin. So far, in 1994', 253 new homes have been built in that area with the greatest amount of activity occurring in the Jeremy Ranch subdivision. Also this year, 34 new homes have been built in South Summit and 37 have gone up in North Summit. Pleae Don't Drink and Drive. Ah r fl i 'I The Phoenix Patio Heater ADVANCED GAS EQUIPMENT 1-801-263-9646 Open: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 Sat. 9 to 1 Heaters for the home or cabin Broilmaster Natural Gas - Energy Efficient Barbecues Gas lights for the cabin Garage heaters BBQ Replacements Parts Gas yard lights Gas Logs NATURAL GAS Advanced Gas Equipment 575 West 3900 South SLC BULBS Fill your garden with the joyful colors of flowerbulbs! 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