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Show Friday, August 26, 1994 League champs and tournament champs: Front row, left to right: Troj Prescott, Lori Nelson, Susie Prescott, Jodie Rees, Merilee Murdock,' and Melanee McQueen. Back row, left to right: Cheryl Jones, Vickie Mickel, Shaiena Pace, Trish Garn, Heather Rees, Dixie Sargent, Ralph Jones, Mary Beth Judd, Millie Gibbs, and Jennifer Morrill. More Fair Pictures on Pages Sluggers Do It Again The end of the summer also brings an end to another ladies soft bail year. In regulation play, the Sluggers coached by Ralph and Cheryl Jones, were the first place the third year. Members of the team are: Melanie McQueen, Milleson Gibbs, Vickie Mickel, Merilee Murdock, Jodee Rees, Lori Nielson, Heather Rees, Trisha Garn, Susie Prescott, Jennifer Morrill, Dixie Sargent, Mary Beth Judd, Shaiena Pace, and Cheryl team. They received $25. After four nights of tournament play with 12 teams entered, the Sluggers proved themselves once again and became the winners for Judd. Local Physician Participates in U Medical Student Education From Aug. through Aug. 25 of 1994, Coalville and Dr. D. Wain Allen are hosting J. Thomas Ahlquist, a third year medical student from the University of Utah School of Medicine.. Four more medical students are scheduled to work with Dr. Allen this academic Center. The Family Practice Division at the University of Utah School of Medicine sponsors a one month Family Practice Clarkship in which students select communities and family physicians in Utah and surrounding states to experience and observe medical care in the community setting. This program is part of an effort by the-- medical school to familiarize students with the way medicine is practiced outside of the University Medical Center and to encourage more students to consider preparing themselves for community practice as family physicians, especially in rural areas which are experiencing a shortage of physicians. year. Tom graduated from Cyprus High School, in Magna, and received his undergraduate degree from the University of Utah. Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Cardiology are his areas of special interest in the field of medicine. His goal for this clerkship is to get a lot of exposure and patient contact His extracurricular interests include basketball, golf, and fishing. He also has done five years of research for Dr. William Banner Search... Continued from Ptage 1A again headed for an area behind the After seUing up base camp, coordinator Dorene Gunn kept track of the units every move. Dogs were offered samples of the boys clothing to pick up the childrens scent, Air-me- d and Life flight were alerted and standing by. Many other volunteers came as soon as they could arrive and friends and family aided in the effort. Meanwhile, local residents Bruce and Jet Sheely noticed their German home. After investigating, the Sheelys found the two little boys -both of Centerville - curled up and Shepard behaving sleeping nearby. Many of the volunteers, after little sleep, returned -- relieved - back to their lives and jobs. The volunteers turn out in these circumstances not for praise or glory, but simply to aid their neighbors in distress regardless of the weather, time or Believing that the dog had spotted a deer, they secured their home. Later, when the gate was opened, the dog kindness enough. William F. Moore, of Salt Lake City, date of birth, Dec. 16, 1949, was convicted and sentenced for the crime of Possession of a Controlled Substance, a Class B Misdemeanor, on Aug. 10, 1994. Defendant was fined $350 and placed on probation for a period of twelve months. Degree Felony, on. Aug. 8, 1994. Defendant was sentenced to six months jail, fined $200, and placed oh probation for a period of 24 f months. Third Circuit Court North Slope... these appellants. . LeVere also stated, that it is clear that this approach will not please everyone, but we feel that it is an equitable approach with regard to managing our National Forests under the multiple use" concept, of this decision, practicing participatory public inor me appellants have agreed volvement, and implementing our to withdraw their appeals of the mission of "caring for the land and April 21 decision. Although there saving people. will still have to be a ruling on the As some The EIS will be supplemented, and will be submitted for public comment during the comment period. At the close of the comment period, a new decision will be issued for this area, and subject to ficient and effective implementation appeal under 36 CFR .215. Upon close of the appeal period, the decithat remain of the leasing decisions in place for this portion of the sion may be implemented in accordance with the regulations. Forest." appeals that remain, the Forest Service feels that this will simplify the leasing process on the 160,000 acres remaining in die original decision. It is our belief that this simplification will result in a more ef- Activities and lack of sis. Last fall, the ChamberBureau surveyed its members to ascertain the financial benefit Autumn Aloft had on the community. The results showed that while few businesses benefited from the event financially, there were many who were emotionally tied to the event. Caldcr noted that Autumn Aloft life span. Were disappointed that the wont be taking place because event its been an important part of the Park City tradition, Calder concluded, Well start exploring op tions for the future. Photo of The Week cant be sustained without strong corporate sponsorship, or other guaranteed income, and the sponsorship support simply did not materialize." Autumn Aloft was originally a private gathering organized by traveling more enjoyable. The Utah Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation offers seven basic tips for saving your joints and your energy on those summer journeys: 1. Begin a trip or outing 2. Set aside time to rest at your destination before beginning activities; 3. Prevent stiffness with simple range-of- motion exercises, such as ankle circles, shoulder circles, wrist and hand exercises, and leg lifts; 4. Accept help and special services when needed; 5. Ask tour guides how much walking is required; 6. Do not let yourself get overtired; recreational pilots looking to put on a fun, classy balloon rally. The visual event soon attracted thousands of spectators each year. Until this year, the Park City Balloon Club produced Autumn Aloft either on a volunteer, or minimal staff ba-- d; Stop Smoking. American Heart Association and 7. Plan ways to spend time by yourself in case you are unable to join or keep up with group activities. For more information, or to obtain a free copy of the brochure, Travel Tips For People With Arthritis, call the Utah Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation at 486-49outside of or Salt Lake City. ho Share your amateur photos with Summit County. One photograph will be chosen weekly for publication in The Bee. Send along a self addressed stamped envelope to: The Summit County Bee, P.O. Box 7, Coalville, UT m 84017. fORDOMKHCMlHti. SOME TYPES OF ABUSE 93 For information on hen- - you ran help slop domestic riolcncr, call us. PHYSICAL ABUSE IWU PEOPLE SERVING hmilrt'Mtmff Pwiwiw funl SEUL FRANCIS FRONTIER DAYS Labor Day Weekend September 2, 3, & 5 1994 Pushed or shoved you. Slapped or hit you. Kept you from leaving. Kicked, choked, hit or punched you. Threw an object at you. Locked you out of the house. Abandoned you. Refused to help when you were sick, injured or pregnant. Subjected you to reckless driving. Threatened you with a weapon. Used a weapon against you. SEXUAL ABUSE Assumed you would have sex 9.-0-0 AM. Kids Kamivai Soflbal Tournament 10:00-2:0- CRC Rodeo 5:00 P.M. 0 783-210- Austin Atkinson 783-220- 3 Admission st Gate MONDAY SEPT. 5 Jr. Rodeo sign up Jr. Rodeo 9:30AM. Duane Lambert 100AM. Kkfs Kamivai 10:00-1:0- (Same as above) 6 Pam Bates Soflbal Tournament "Battle Of The Bulls1 0 783-474- 3 783-210- Austin Atkinson 3:00 P.M. 783-220- will be held at the Francis Town Patk, Arena, or Ball Diamond. Food, candy, soft drinks, etc. witibesold each day. If you would like to help, or have any questions, or (783-215-1 for food booth) please ca 783-2704 I Criticized you sexually. Called you sexual names. Forced you to strip. Publicly showed interest in other persons. Had affairs after agreeing to (EMOTIONAL ABUSE) Criticized you, called you names, shouted at you. Drove away your friends andor family. Humiliated you in private or pub- lic. Refused to socialize with you. Kept you from working. Controlled all money, make all decisions. Refused to work. Took car key or house key away from you. Threatened to hurt you or your family. Punished or deprived the children when angry at you. Threatened to kidnap the chil- dren. Told you about other affairs. Harassed you about imagined affairs. Manipulated you with lies and contradictions. Threatened you with a weapon. monogamous relationship. Forced sex after beating. Forced sex when you were sick or it was a danger to your health. Committed sadistic sexual acts. DESTRUCTION OF PETS A EMOTIONAL ABUSE Destroyed furniture. Broke dishes. Broke down doors to get to you. Abused pets or animals to hurt 3 Admission at Gate $5.00 per person $3.00 12 and under events with any available person. Minimized the importance of your feelings about sex. Lois Woodard 7834584 6 Pam Bates $5.00 per person $3.00 12 and under 4 is an example of an event that became victim of its own success, adding that many events do have a event, noted the ChamberBureaus Executive Director Joan Caldcr. Ii The thought of traveling may create pain and inconvenience for people with arthritis. But if you or a family member are one of the 37 million Americans with arthritis, there are many ways to make AH B. event but also a very expensive SATURDAY SEPT. 3 Horse Show (al ages) Continued from Page 1A as raised by the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association and members of the public. This will also allow us to focus in on the specific area and issues raised by site sponsorship support. Autumn Aloft took place at the Park Meadows Golf Club for the past 11 years, but due to dramatic residential growth in the area, a new site for the event was deemed necessary. Efforts to secure a new location were not successful. Autumn Aloft is a delightful ' Court... Continued ftrom Page 1A Misdemeanor, and Perjury, a Third suitable For Coping previous commitment Those to whom they extend their love and concern cannot express their gratitude for these selfless acts of human ' strangely. One of Park Citys most colorful events. Autumn Aloft, wont be painting the towns skies this September. According to the Park City ChamberBureau, the event which was scheduled to take place Sept 9 through 11, was forced to cancel due to lack of a Arthritis Foundation Tips well-reste- 2B-3- 3A Autumn Aloft Pops Its Own Balloon Second place went to Grumps who are coached by LeRoy Grant and JoAnn Rees. Team members are: Linda Grant, Marilyn Blakely, Louise Willoughby, Teresa Davis, Ethnic Nethercott, Angie Gardner, Norma Winters, Gina Sargent, Donata Reed, Laura Hull, Christy Rees, Camilla Willoughby, Deena Willoughby, and Ruby Stokes. During Summer at the Primary Children's Medical 1 The Summit County Bee Ignored you feelings. Ridiculed you about religion, race, or class. Withheld approval, appreciation or affection as a punishment PROPERTY Destroyed or sold you valued possessions. Hit wall with fist you. Killed pets or animals. For more information call THE COUNSELING INSTITUTE, 6 Park City, UT 645-242- C4 9 |
