| Show 1WiMm 1110 The Skit Lake Tribune Friday t UPI tAL Not Excessive 1: Judge: May 10 1991 21 3 Inwmmmiql°18u6'w1777-717711- 1 t:øcjle' I ' 441A' t : i ' ' 1 a i 1 — I ' 1 1 : (X1 "stk it I : t rr—it won 0 A 1 a 1 4 Si 1 x timASti4 1 4:' °"- 01 f (C11114i'tfil-4111M101- Ith t - Ifr Ill "vr 1 — - j 4 1 a oliad1)' ' 1 OD 4 - i t 04: 1 1 ' t 44 '4 - I k — - r7:71 1 1 4 - i I 1' 0 4 4 - 1 1 vi 1 I''' '1 rights of consumers and the dangers of Kiosks to Educate Consumers on Pdghts veiled its first "Consumer Connec tion" kiosks at the Salt Lake City Library's downtown branch The kiosk is one of 50 that will be placed in public buildings throughout the state during the next three months The black plastic kiosks will be stocked with brochures such as buy ing real estate hiring competent professionals and avoiding fraudulent investments Half of the kiosks will be placed in rural areas in an effort to help consumers who have complained that By Anne Wilson Tribune Staff Writer ! : $ $ 11" Have you ever gone to a store to buy an advertised product and found the item looks nothing like it did in the ad? If so you ought to know that such misleading ads are illegal according to the Utah Department of Corn merce In an effort to educate consumers about their rights and the danger of the department Thursday untraud ' such information often doesn't reach them A $50000 donation from First Interstate Bank to the department will pay for the kiogks and printing brochures in them Commerce Department director David Buhler said consumer complaints generate about 5000 investigations or inquiries by his department every year The educational campaign he said is intended to forestall some of those complaints $ oi IG V 1 Cash totals were not available due to the celebration of the Feast of the Ascension a Catholic holy day But Mr McGean said all 13 Catholic schools in the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City took part in the walk ) las $13999 41 p p cA-- p Sizes: 44-5- 48-5- 6 Exiongs 4 & Regulars v S Lar e &Tail Fashions po OR EESS 41 oo e' 40 4 o' I 261-476- ii AR 0e DriwstriAt ea P '"le hat speole7" kokint oonioeit listosittip- nil 4 P Aro ' ta '' 4111 -- Ir 66 99 rliat ' wartNrp: illillv 440 the bat 'Jr Insulatiat Myth plywood with itntasphti Otrwttliwt" to Am tune fiber igen in each "ban" for mon wanith par pound An atelholwo Alumbelsok - - '''''" t k Imitation lo "Op stibilistd" with additional owini N to provent mid spots lohe 411On"'""' --J- CA 1 :1 ': RT N' i' I e-s-is' 6 ' 4 r " ) ‘ 4 4 4 4L k 6 ‘ A V?: Ile — 1 - c 1 111rdeva 4 1 i1 8 - s ' - 5--: sindoor-Outdoo- 040 T ? i : '''''' 'Y-- I: ' - ' - i: -- - A 31199 : -- I lill - I lk Salt Lake City: 4060 So State St STORE HOURS: Mon-FOrem: 396 So State St Saturday 9 am to 6:30pm ri 226-844- 9am 5 itt III I t' 1 ek 14 IDS e CLOSED SUNDAYS a""111111111 pmmont Outoldo sippottel 011 k utility pocket 400114 i 1 t likt:4411 Highest quality TEE old oda 4411101'111zti " "Botwitain4-bg- onotruction non now warmth In loot aloa and gunk skint out or (hying Extra Inn hake its "owned" anund Kips to prtvont gold vow 0?"mittapalrial" 1ylea god tippora - II moo ------- sl 1001111 dirViatallpqmi iii J Mt Olympias Extra loot and extra wide with a heavy duck cover for claustrophobic camperel Soft cotton plaid flannel liniat 5 lbe Ronan 808 warm to 10? 38"x 80!' Doable Lit 319-- t- Rectangular 38x84" offset oonstruction 5 bg with double-laye- r lbs Ho Hall II insulation for total weight of 7 lbs Warm to —5? 10495 value 5 66'99 um 11:crualePrice 1 - 86(99 'V''''' Aettrefy111 idekaidte-para- ti - 2:--- alllicreek Rectangular durable lightweight bag Ripstop nylon cover and taffeta nylon lining 3 lbs Ronal' II warm to 35? 53"x 77!' 6295 value Omen Rectangular bag with 4 lbs Ho llottl II for warmth to 20? Durable Ripstop nylon cover soft lining 32"z 78" size Special Price Special Price 3499 6999 value 4899 Alpine Rectangular bag with 3 lbs Qua llofil Insulation for warmth to 8? Ripstop nylon cover soft Trigl lining 32"x 78" size 8995 value 99 7-6- Special Price Special Sizes rLi 'IV t- - ' -- : '' - ' s : ' ifirirW4r - ita moniii- 464d---1c10' so Otis High quality down sized for persons 5'6" and under DuPont Supple' nylon cover & point 214 lbs QuaHorn insulation PAINT Ogden: 3990 Riverdale Rd to 8 pm Sat 9 am to 6:30 pm Sun 9 am to 5:30 pm STORE HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9 am to 8 pm 261-004- 2 ruin construottoo So 411 ' 1 °9'95 AX 11499 Only - warm to 131"30"z75! 4- goat Lightweight and Compact - -1 stronger than etmgl Soft Vinyl inner bow A7A - IIPOoMpl- turf not included carpet and artificial - blended ew Special Price emnants r 1010411190 4850 vela l'71' iiti 0 1 t- 5-- '' &puke Won outer Is settostely eon sompnweibi& and ounce Mountain end Rectangular 84"x80:' 3 lbs Ho 'MI 808 polyester insulation for warmth to 38? Poplin cover warm flannel lining 1" e i oonetru 5MOD a$04a warmth In toot moo airing' out or drylat mono and n000kon 4111001101100 are regularly These first quality carpets to 1295 sq yd priced from 599 25 off the additional Now save an ticketed low regular price '' ' t ' ' i‘-- : ' L 4 ' ''' ' 10 dlit 0-yo- I le ' Bigger Sizes for More Comfort All precut 0 OM I ze ‘0adloom 4446' ' for warmth to 15? 14495 value t sipper kola warmth In Wilk aati-anbulking' kaki" loops tippors wietudi It - 0 lo) t Ie 1 hi - Idle indopeadmat nathentrip sioni ''(1ariNtlX4'71(10)Y joeld ::Viiir112k " ' '''' ' : : DuPont MIN D Wan Made only for Kirkham's the Dintah series features upgraded outer cover with DuPont Supplex nylon and super lightweight compressible DuPont Qua llofil insulation! More interior sPace and oversize kipper draft tube 32" x 84" bag with give you ortoandinvalsuteioAn tapered mrlbs rillif" 4111k111milawolira4tino 40 maximum warmth had tompaatatum Atm maintain tott whoa wet had am machine washabitt —00° 10 t 11 9 12 9 1991 offset quilt MIMIC thia prevent arid spat QuIltlat with a opealal etaatlalsod thraul that wont or &oak la mid to ionolatuntat doe 111 1 711:11( InoulatIon it "overfillod" around adios to provont °old spots le Olean Myra pnwida lfriday Saturday & Sunday — May lam So to ‘ Lars ' n a0 tv —V - 1 ----- - UINTAH 14 promos! Drawstring on hood has spools' lOdkillt sord look Double 4114111ellhir(roo' - ripotop nylon °owe ' so fining own IN and doesn't blood out ' iq-lirilkotIrr Tlehtireavo fe "alit quality ropalriartAylon poll slOPIPIL will 9 1 vireo ' YKK Highoat : t in a versatile bag with the quality materials and insulation found in many IMO bagel A tapered 32" x 84" bag with 3 lbs Hollotil II insulation for warmth to 10? 8998 value Only 0 r 5 BEM C A 30RTILUIL3a ( : fdata Stat 1 : model is ideal for all types of camping but ha This best-sellin- g been especially popular with Scouts and value conscious shoppers The right price ' 5461 Sou -- 1-- Ve 11 -x R id bye - provide expert advice on choosing the right bil4 for your needs S anti Qualioill (Mau) fibara prowls maximum warmth mcd oompaothoot Also maintaM Jolt whoa Not and ars machine washable dIEMEIEWEIE er 17ASATCH MIMI) (Plumb) Longs School Thursday morning The victim was in good condition at Holy Cross Hospital Salt Lake Police U Richard Johnson said the incident occurred across the street from the school 241 N 300 West He said four youths three males and one female were in an altercation when the produced a small-calibhandgun and shot the other youth in the left arm um 14 st IL sirtiolb en Major Credit Cords Welcome i i rev m v --v dkflopp-E:'1i0rglo- oLucLEleryday shot and during a youth confrontation near West High Kirkhams is one of Slumberjack's leading retailers in the United States We nearly 50 models and our sales staff can pound An wwiusire Biumborjaok proomal Tremendous Selection of Current Fashion Sportcoats for the Big 8( Tall Man 1 4 ft at 1 rml loin PA A wounded an the Finest Sleeping Bags Made in the USA on SILK BLEND SPORTCOATS pp Shoots Teen Near West High 14Year-Ol- d Winos 0 vitoMnclAng Insulating MIN" pivowsood with "kr Entrapment darnothini" to fors up to ill My in mob "batt" tot mono warmth por TALL illiEN is Al-do- The fund-raise- r will aid the Habitat for Humanity a charity and Catholic Community Services The Habitat for Humanity provides low income housing Students wanted to aid St Vincent De Paul's soup kitchen Mr McGean "The Wa is a charity that was initiated several years ago by St Vincent's school This year it is diocese-wide effort" Mr McGean said Mc Gear) - fraud The first of 50 kiosks opened at the Salt Lake City library's downtown branch I 34-pa- athon walk-a-tho- n Tim KellyrThe Salt Lake Tribune Garret Freestone reads brochures on the well-traine- Police found the construction The raised about $5000 at Judge Memorial High School alone said Principal John "i' I d and not dog Kilo was out of control during the arrest and there was no medical evidence Hewitt had been beaten "The dog was deliberately and properly employed and restrained by its handler and released" only when Hewitt refused to surrender and when the suspect again resisted ruland fought he said in a ing The action filed in 1987 while Hewitt was an inmate at the Utah State Prison on a burglary convicn tión goes to US District Judge Anderson who will consider its findings Judge Boyce appointed an attorney to represent Hewitt after the inmate had filed a pro se lawsuit representing himself worker hiding in a washroom after they called for a K-- 9 dog When Hewitt refused to surrender police forced open a door and the dog bit him on the leg When the man struck the dog and officers the animal's handler again directed it to attack Hewitt contended that the dog attacked after he had surrendered and Students from Utah's Catholic schools took part in a rainy walk-atho- n Thursday morning to raise funds for two charities 1 '4 against him involling parole tions according to court documents The following day Officer Roberts and several other deputies attempted to arrest Hewitt but the suspect fled from his wife's apartment onto the roof The man was barefoot and only in jeans but the officers did not know how the suspect was dressed and they believed he may have been armed said Judge Boyce Students Walk For 'Habitat Cash 14 krot41" that police beat him while he was screaming and not resisting But Judge Boyce said the police sus- pect had outstanding warrants viola- rights were not violated when he was arrested in July 1986 by deputy sheriffs Nick Roberts Jon Wood and Ray Orton In a report released Thursday Judge Boyce said use of an attack dog is preferable to fighting a suspect "where human injury can occur and lead to excessive violence anger and lost tempers" Hewitt 37 on parole for a burglary conviction fled from Officer Roberts after the suspect's car was pulled over for expired license plates on July 19 1986 The deputy found a handgun in the ) --- -- ' ' I r) -- r car and later verified that the By Dawn House Tribune Staff Writer Three Salt Lake County sheriff's deputies did not use excessive force in unleashing an attack dog against a man fleeing from police a federal magistrate has ruled US Magistrate Judge Ronald Boyce said David Lee Hewitt's civil O‘Li r 431:4vkirAor AV - All Iha - oi- (INV 10 Wi rtZ1 3125 South State Jumbo kohl' Series Technically designed generous 36"x90" size Features pillow pocket utility storage pocket & roomy oval footenct Three fill weights for warmth from Open Monday-Thursda- y 9:30 to 8:00 1 13495 to 14495 5 ere Etirkh Q outdoor products 488-0- 1 i( Big Deal Series A lighter weight warmer & packable rectangular bag reatures large offset weatherstrip double-laye- r construction in 3 lb and 4 lb fill weights Warm from 20 to 8? Big 40"xM" size 1491:95t016995 I PI ''''' - braleVAllpa411meit t 392-803- 0 - 4 II ma: Z) Friday to Saturday to (MO ! |
