| Show tP411Pkrir4 r I BS IniurioTot Rams By Joshua crashing halt when it slammed into a neighbor's house The open back hatch shattered the window and the living-rooforce of the impact punched a hole in the neighbor's wall Luckily no one was injured "That's what usually happens" when a small child commandeers an automobile said Sandy Officer Stacey Evans -They're either stopped by another car or a house" William Marsden returned to unload the Bronco and found the garage empty He ran outside in time to see Cameron crawl from the wreckage -That's what you get for teaching them to drive at such a young age huh?" William Marsden said to his neighbor B Good THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE — SANDY Three-year-ol- d Cameron Marsden couldn't reach the pedals But he could reach the gear shift s) when his dad left him alone in the family's Bronco with the engine still running Cameron crawled into the drivers seat and decided to go for a ride Friday night The Bronco shot out of the Marsdens garage and zipped across the front lawn Rolling backward the Bronco gained speed as it headed downhill away from the Marsden home 11445 S Wynd Castle Rd (2580 East) gasl 7 - -- t4 -- - '''' z ' PRESTIGIOUS BRIGHT ' v tii:s t 0 i ' :': ' - - ' - - -v I "" ' ' trls 1 ' I :A lic k:' 4 til ' ''''' - - ' ki !''''' W FIREPLACE LARGE DECK AND CHILCREN FULLY 1000 South on AM ki east (AM 1050 Nortt GARAGE 410 Compiled by Ben Roily PM Word ley til POI S 111W ALKTI011 REDD Japanese-American- n The Salt Lake Tribune notes the following births by parents names residence sex of baby birth date and hospital Relatives and friends wishing to purchase extra copies of todays Tribune in commemoration of a birth can do so by calling ALLEN Kimberlee Ann and Mont Magna son Aug 5 St Mark's Hospital Salt Lake City ATKIN Jennifer and John Provo daughter July 31 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo BAKER Jennifer and Dan Orem son July 30 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo BEST De Ann and David American Fork son July 30 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo BIRD Michelle and John Springville son July 31 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo BLACK Stacy and Everett Provo daughter July 30 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo BOULDEN Jennifer Murray daughter )1S UOUP 237-293- 1 288-929- 9 Nationwide Clinical Study Of CATARACT TREATMENT Volunteers Needed - At Least 40 Years Old With Early Stage Cataracts Participants receive free of charge: Eye exams every 3 months for 3 years Annual cholesterol checks Vitamin and mineral supplements Complete annual blood analysis Annual photograph to examine inside of the eye q P W -' FREE' ! cv 4 4 WINDSHIELD! 581-498- 6 That's rightfor a limited time GLASS ACT will pay your insurance deductible up to SI 00 Approved by all Insurance companies Fast Free mobile service from Ogden to Provo Call for more information about this research study University of Utah Department of Ophthalmology John A Moran Eye Center Glass Act A a"WWIMWWMM" Drvision of the I 533-884- 4 0 HOWELL Aurora and Lorin West Valley City daughter Aug 3 FHP Hospital Salt Lake City s JOHNSON Christine and Hyde Park daughter Aug 5 Alta View Hosptial Sandy JOHNSON Debra and Kevin West Jordan daughter Aug 3 St Marks Hospital Salt Lake City JUNEAU Joyce and Mark Sandy son Aug 5 Alta View Hosptial Sandy LAWRENCE Brenda and Laverne Salt Lake City daughter Aug 5 LDS Hospital Salt Lake City LEE Sharon and Glenn Salt Lake City daughter Aug 4 Holy Cross Hospital Salt Lake City LOPEZ Eva and RUIZ Ramon Orem son July 30 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo MADSEN Paula and Neil Farmington daughter Aug 3 Holy Cross Hospital Salt Lake City MCOM IE Jennifer Dawn Salt Lake City daughter Aug 4 St Marks Hospital Salt Lake City METCALF Christine and Calvin Springville daughter July 31 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo MORLEY Chantelle and Jeff Centerville son Aug 5 LDS Hospital Salt Lake City OLSON Mary and James Pleasant Grove son July 30 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo OLSON Peggy and Brent Moroni daughter Aug 5 LDS Hospital Salt Lake Center Provo Michelle Lee and Jonathan West Valley City daughter Aug 1 St Mark's Hospital Salt Lake City CHAVEZ Tamee and Dennis Draper son Aug 5 Holy Cross Hospital Salt Lake City CRANE Janette and Steven Salt Lake City son Aug 5 Cottonwood Hospital Murray DAVIS Kristy Chester son July 30 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo DELL Susan and Randy Hunter son Aug 5 Alta View liosptial Sandy DILLON Lucinda and James Salt Lake City son Aug 5 LDS Hospital Salt Lake City DUNKLEY Maureena nd Thomas Salt Lake City son Aug 3 St Marks Hospital Salt Lake City ELISON Kimberly and Blake Springville son July 31 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo FARAR Jill and Bill Provo son July 31 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo FERRY Laura and James Orem daughter July 30 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo GILES Myr la and Rick Sandy daughter Aug 5 Cottonwood Hospital Murray GILLESPIE Jolene Kay and Mark David Salt Lake City daughter Aug 5 St Marks Hospital Salt Lake City GLASSFORD Marcy and Todd Provo son July 31 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo GOLDEN Janet and Mike Provo daughter July 30 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo GONZALEZ Unise and Alfredo Taylorsville daughter July 31 St Marks Hospital Salt Lake City GROBERG Leslie and Lowell Midvale son Aug 2 St Mark's Hospital Salt Lake City CATTEN Jay-ne- City °POULOS Valerie and Brent Sterling son July 31 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo POW'ELL Valeri and Roy Goshen son July 31 Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Provo PRICE Ann and Jeff Bountiful daughter July 31 Davis Hospital Layton PRICE Trinidi and Jerry Lynn West Val Quality Glass Group c ( N:511411 AS SEEL! 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