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Show Page 4A The Summit County Bee September 11, 1998 t Kamas resident Awarded Air Force Meritorious Service Medal Quit S Cmich, i Kunu resident, has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for the second rime, by the Air Force Reserve for outstanding service to the United States Cmich is the military public health officer and medical readiness officer for the. Reserves 419th Medical Squadron, a part of die 419th Fighter Wing stationed at Hill Air Force Base. Ctnich is responsible for die public health and safety of all 419th the Wing members, as well wings medical readiness plans He and oversees the training for all medical personnel, snd is also responsible for briefing deploying Reservists before snd after they deploy to locations other than Hill His award is for his service from December 1992 to June 1997. During that time, Cmich was part of an Air Force Reserve team that examined all aspects of medical readiness for the entire Air Force Reserve. The team established guidelines snd training requirements for all Air Force medical units Closer to home, his work as the 419ths public health and medical readiness ofL.r resulted in outstanding ratings by a visiting inspection team. Cmich also planned and managed the military and .public health support exercises, and medical readiness education for a national 1997 medical readiness exercise that wu u t Park City Womens Business Network the largest medical field training exercise in Air Force Reserve histo-The Park City Womens Business y He was graduated form Murray Network is featuring a guest speaker at this months meeting on Hiesday, High School, Murray, in 1965 and the University of Utah in 1975 with Sept 15, at 6 p.m, at the Miners a bachelors of 'science degree in Hospital Marilyn Millet Ting is owner of biology He then went to Colorado first woman owned industrial the and State University graduated in supply company in the U.S., 1979 with a doctoral degree in vetCertified Handling Systems. She is a erinary medicine. of many organizations that .member Cmich was in the active duty Air women and entrepreneurs support Force from 1966 to 1970, and joined is mentor a and to young business Air in Force Reserve the 1982 e civilian job is field professionals, through WNET. Chris's She is President of the SLC chap- veterinarian for the Utah Department of Agriculture and Foods. He has slso been in private veterinary practice for 16 yean in Summit County. Chris and his wife, the former Melon ie Stewart, have Randall Harold Bown, of Murray, five children date of birth, Oct 27, 1965, was The 419th is Utahs only Air Force convicted and sentenced for the Reserve unit and is authorized a crime of Receiving Stolen Property, fleet of 15 6 Fighting Falcon air- a Third Degree Felony, on Sept. 1, craft supported by 1,400 Reservists. 1998. Defendant was sentenced to Reservists train one weekend a 30 days jail, fined $500, and placed month and also serve an annual tour on probation for a period of 36 on active duty of at least 15 days. months. The 419th Fighter Wing is divided Cove R. Smith, of Coalville, date into three subordinate groups - the of birth, Sept 29, 1979, was con419th Operations, Logistics and victed and untenced for the crimes Support Groups, which supervise a Third Degree Felony, nine squadrons and one flight The of Burglary, and Failure to Respond to an wings medical squadron and other Officer's to Stop, a Third Signal finanstaff agencies such as safety, on Felony, Degree Sept 1, 1998. and social actions cial management work directly for the wing foil-tim- Sheriffs Blotter ter of Soroptimist International, an organization for executive women. She hu received significant accolades including credit in "Whos Who in the West and hu been chosen one of the "Nine Outstanding Women in Utahs History, by the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. She will bold an open forum to discuss "Secrets for Succcu an u Entrepreneur. Join us for this exciting meeting! For more information, contact Bernadette Martinet!! at 649-3312. Summifr County Court Report F-1- . . F, been damaged. The complainant stated that earlier in the evening, a man driving a dark blue Toyota truck had tried to run over their dogs. Sheriffs report included information that the gate had been bent forward, tire skid marks were found and it looked as if someone had put an object around the bottom of the gate and pulled it Estimated damage cost wu $300. An officer, traveling westbound on SR 248 near the north entrance of Jordanelle Lake observed a Chevrolet trade headed eutbound at a high rate of speed. Clocked at 106 mph, the driver wu issued a citation. A vehicle owned by High Mountain Properties wu broken into after being left overnight in a fenced in area at the Summit Center: Several items were taken from the truck. TWo young females were died for illegal consumption of alcohol at a concert at the Canyons. An altercation took place at Bells Service at Silvercreek. The two parties involved became upset because of a dispute over fuel stalls. Differing storks were offered by both parties to the officer responding to the scene. A couple who had recently broken up after a two year relationship got into a fight near the at the officer An wu Canyons. dispatched to the scene where each party reported conflicting stories. Physical force wu obvious and a simple assault charge wu filed. 7-- 11 A simple assault charge wu being investigated after a couple got into a fight at the Santana Concert at the Canyons. Several telephone harassment incidents were reported to the County dispatch. a hading manufacturer C nailer of quafty lads' and childrens BagMk apparel b reeking an exceptionally talented, real professional at our MM CITY UTAH STOM LOCATION! By, of Events The Park City Fire District will be holding a feu must be a iMponsIbfc. enthusiastic, sebconfident person who enjoys a challenge. Previous retal eperience li heSXU. Emergency Community In return tar' your dedication and experience we offer a competitive payrate, l W, and generous doming dbcounts. horknree" comprehendue -- heath pbn, Response Team (CERT) class: Oct. 13 ft 15, 6:30--9 p.tn.; Oct 20 ft 22, 5:30--9 6:30--9 ft 29, OcL.27 Ocl ,31, 8 a.m.-no- - p.m.; p.m.; 12 r Upholstery 649-670- bqe EY E SStsstihs? 6, Herbert, (435) 'll' JE) EAGLE'S disuter on hrs. simulation. Classu 2-in length. Cost $35 for protective gear. For more information, call Shawn Winder, ext 4, or Jane 4S3-150- Classes Offered ByUSU Extension Office police. 8: SWEATER COMRANY! Calendar Drivers Needed ur Week of Aug. 24-2A resident of Park City reported that his gate had 1HE WORLD'S GREATEST Volunteer blunteer Drivers are needed to transport cancer patients to and from., treatments. hours. ; Daytime Vblunteen are also needed for the Cancer Resource Office. Four-hoshifts available, M-- 9 a.m.-- 5 p.ip. Training provided in both program 0. Please call Ruth or Sue at (801) smoking marijuana at a concert after someone reported the incident to wu sentenced to one year jail, fined $500, and placed on An employee of White Pine 36 months probation. Defendant is Tburing returned to his vehicle also required to pay a $200 recoupwhich wu parked at Guardsman ment fee. PassBonanza Flat to find that his Susan McAllister; of Park City, cellular phone wu missing. A report date of birth, Feb. 7, 1953, wu conwu filed. victed and sentenced for the crime A report wu filed with the deof Obtaining a Prescription for a partment concerning a dead cow. The owner of the animal went to Controlled Substance by check his cows alter hearing of a Misrepresentation or use of a Falu bull being mutilated in the area near Name or Address, a Class A Oakley. Misdemeanor, on Sept 4, 1998. A young female wu arrested for Defendant wu sentenced to one year probation and fined $500. Defendant American Cancer Society Photo of The Week BY PAMELA ROBBINS Bee Editor 783-655- 5. (SEE (feS38 AAAAAAAAA AA A Uinvai 1 An upholstery class will be hefd through the County Extension office. Those attending will learn how to tear down, rebuild and recover a piece of furniture.' Classes win A 50 No. Main Street 'Kamu be held daily from 9 am to 4 p.m. at A A the Quonset Hut beginning Sept 28 783-677- 7 A. A and going to Oct 2. 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