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Show A-4 The Park Record WedThursFri, June 23-25, 2004 w& ciii&f COrZ DY FOR A TEST CLIKD. m fit1 wm 'ir: ' ft) One way to really know what a Land Rover can do Is to take on our rock course. That s when the true power of the 2004 Discovery kicks in. The all-wheel drive of the newly-redesigned newly-redesigned Freelander is at its best. And the performance of the Range Rover reaches its height. Stop by our Land Rover Centre for a test drive. Or if you prefer, a test climb 2004 FREELANDERse $OQQ Starting at: mO 2004 DISCOVERYs Starting at: '399 mo 2004 RANGE ROVER New shipment just arrived, come by and test one out. See dealer for details. i? (ffiik 'tpwff The Oakley City Council is permitting bicyclists bicy-clists to use the Oakley Skate Park for 30 days. Marion resident Jason Foust said bikes are allowed during a four-hour session each weekday and five-hour sessions on the weekend. Bicycles must be equipped with plugs on the handlebars, sprocket guards and plastic pegs in order to use the Skate Park, he said. Foust said the City Council will revisit the issue in July to determine whether bikes will be allowed in the park on a permanent per-manent basis. GRAYSON WESTPARK RECORD ' .. , "Nk"' pQBfjDSDP COUNTY SHERIFF'S REPORT IpQOpfiDE An Oakley man contacted the Summit C ounty Sheriff's Office on Sunday after a confrontation with Summit County Commissioner Ken Woolstenhulme at the Oakley Skate Park. "Woolstenhulme had hollered at him and then grabbed him on the chin and arm calling him ... names," states an incident report taken by the dispatcher who received the call. Woolstenhulme said Monday that he didn't remember touching the individual. "He just made a wisecrack to me that ticked me off." Woolstenhulme said. "It was probably my fault." The County Commissioner from Oakley said he did not realize the Skate Park had been approved by the City Council for bicycles before confronting the bicyclist. Meanwhile, the Summit County Sheriff's Office is searching for the o.wners of two bicycles that have been recovered by the department during the past 30 days. 'lite first was recovered May 22 in Oakley. Another bicycle was turned over on June 14 after it was found near Silver Summit in the Snyderville Basin. P ' The owners of the bikes can NOW SHOWING IN A NEIGHBORHOOD NEA.R YOU .7-5 tl ! - . XkKKI J ?500 W. Wnite Pine Lane - $5,650,000 8574. Fairway Village Dr. - $465,000 i fat. 1 I'l ,i U vipsr,s ta..l,' k -iTvs I'WUK 2408 Iron Mountain Dr - $1,750,000 1382 Meadow Loop 3 - $285,000 I 8478 Siher Cloud Dr-$849,000 170 Duabp Cburt -Racquet Oub - $259,000 6a Core at Eagle Mountain - $635,000 4 s ' lia ft' claim them by calling the Sheriff's Office at 615-3671 and providing a description. Here are some calls received last week by dispatchers: No injuries were reported after a two-car traffic accident reported to the Sheriff's Office from Coalville on June Hat 9:14 a.m. A house was reportedly burglarized burglar-ized near ParkWest on June 14 at 10:22 a.m. On June 14, a Coalville man told deputies a motorist stopped in front of his house got out of his truck, exposed himself and then urinated on the man's lawn. Two American flags were reportedly stolen from houses in Summit Park on June 14 at 8:23 p.m. An automobile reported stolen in the Snyderville Basin was reportedly report-edly recovered in Salt Lake County on June 14. A man told deputies his automobile automo-bile and Hidden Cove home were vandalized on June 15 at 9:07 a.m. Several horses were reportedly loose in Echo on June 15 at 9:25 a.m. A suicide attempt was reported to the Summit County Sheriff's Office on June 15 at 10:29 a.m. s An automobile was reportedly burglarized in Pinebrook on June 15 at 4:32 p.m. A hit-and-run traffic accident was reported to the Sheriff's Office from Jeremy Ranch on June 15 at 4:55 p.m. A cow was reportedly loose in Kamas on June 15 at 5:55 p.m. A Park View Estates woman told dispatchers that several boys were shooting rocks at her home with slingshots. Six horses were reportedly loose on the East Side on June 16 at 12:25 a.m. A case of domestic violence was reported to dispatchers from western west-ern Summit County on June 16 ai 11:56 a.m. No injuries were reported as a result of a traffic accident June 16 reportedly involving a truck and car in Pinebrook. A domestic dispute was reported report-ed to the Sheriff's Office from the Snydervilie Basin on June 16 at 10:46 p.m. Deputies were searching for a motorist on June 16 who allegedly drove into Summit County on Interstate 80 alter stealing almost $50 worth of gas in Evanston, Wyo. A construction site was report edly burglarized in Summit County on June 17 at 12:16 p.m. A theft was reported from an apartment at Kimball Junction on June 17 at 2:38 p.m. Two automobiles were reportedly reported-ly burglarized near Kimball Junction on June 18. Two moose were reportedly walking through a neighborhood in Coalville on June 18 at 8:47 a.m. An automobile was reportedly burglarized on June 18 while it was parked overnight at North Summit High School in Coalville. An apartment near Kimball Junction was reportedly burglarized burglar-ized on June 18 at 1:38 p.m. A 73-year-old Oakley man was reportedly unconscious for a short time after falling down some stairs on June 18. On June 18, a case of lewdness was reported to the Sheriff's Office from a holding cell at Third District Court in the Snyderville Basin. Deputies dispersed a crowd that gathered in Highland Estates on June 18 to observe some moose that were walking near U.S. 40. A domestic dispute was reported report-ed to the Sheriff's Office from Pinebrook on June 18 at 4:53 p.m. ltfAiffn irxlB)A m 0 !- 'ffVl l 6 3 VL 11 (tT) n id rfi u mm . .4 m m m. mm mm mm oee, Accessories and jfore. 613 Ml Street, rk fty f: 435.645.01 .1 www.marij janefiehoefi.com REAL ESTATE r. k, |