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Show I 2 Sun Advocate Price, Utah Thursday December 26, 2002 Castie Valley Jail bookings 10:52 a.m. Dec. 17. David Wayne Rea (42, Sunnyside); driving under the influence of an intoxicant (DUI); Utah Highway Patrol. d 12:50 p.m. Dec. 17. Lonny Fanner (20, Salt lake City): court-issue- warrant. 12:50 p.m. Dec. 17. Rhonda Reddington (42, Wellington); drivers license suspensionrevoealion; Wellington City Police IXparl-men- t. 1 2:3 1 p.m. Dec. 1 8. Gladys D. Perla (aka Gladys Dees - 42, Price ); unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance, unlawful posses-sionuof drug paraphernalia: Carbon Metro Drug Task Force. 1 :05 p.m. Dec. IK. Dalton Tree (30, Salt Lake City); court-issue- d warrant. 1:17 p.m. Dec. IK. Shelby Wayne Hatch (3K, Price); unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance, unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia; Carbon Metro Drug Task Force. 3 p.m. Dec. IK. Johnny Paul Jaramillo (53, East Carbon C'ity); domestic assault; East Carbon C'ity Police Department. 4 p.m. IXc. IK. Jason M. C'astagna (29, Salt Lake City); court-issue- d warrant. d 4:45 p.m. Dec. IK. Brittnie Ann Olsen (IK, Price); se court-ordere- Sun Advocate The voice of Carbon County since 1892 ADMINISTRATION I'nhlisher Add res: K45 FjisI Main. Price. Ulah. Telephone: (435) (374(732. Ken I .arum Fax ADVERTISING Postmaster: Send change of address to K45 Fast Main Street. Price. Utah K4501. Adirrtising lUreclor Shirley Stuhhs Sales l.ynnette lessar Christa Kaminski Jenni Fasselin Patti O'Neil Classifieds, Isgulx Lynda Barnett EDITORIAL Editor I.ynnda Johnson Reporter Richard Shaw Reporter Karen Basso OFFICE Office Manager IJnda Thayn Receptionist l.ynda Barnett Circulation Darla lee IlOCKS Monday - Friday K:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. : (435) Mi commitment. K:15 p.m. Dec. 18. Jonathan E Eberling (22, Blanding); disorderly conduct, intoxication; Wellington City Police Department. I p.m. IXc. 19. Diana Michael Cahoon (34, Helper); court-issue- d warrant. I warp.m. Dec. 19. Buddy EByrge Sr. (41, Price); court-issue- d rant. 2:55 p.m. Dec. 19. William O. Baird (19, Price); 2:08 p.m. Dec. 21. Reese Evans (48, . d court-ordere- warrant commitment, K:4K p.m. IXc. 19. Robert Perry (55, Wellington); unlawful of a controlled substance, unlawful possessionuse of drug warrant; Carbon Metro Drug Task Force. paraphernalia, court-issue- d K:50 p.m. Dec. 19. Shirley Wayman (41, Price); unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance, unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia; Carbon Metro Drug Task Force. 10:30 p.m. Dec. 19. Preston James Goodman (19, Price); court-issue- d warrant. court-issue- d 1 :3K p.m. Dec. 19. Jarves Begay (51, East Carbon City); warrant. 9:58 a.m. Dec. 20. Randy Dale Howell (45, Wellington); DUI, reckless driving, improper turn traffic violation; Wellington City court-issue- d 1 Police Department. warrant Noon. Dec. 20. Kezia Keith (35, Lehi); court-issue- d Noon. Dec. 20. Tosha Lee Robinson (20, Payson); court-issue- d warrant. 2:57 p.m. Dec. 20. Michelle Sue Cox (33, Price); drivers license suspensionrevocation; Helper Gty Police Department 4:18 a.m. Dec. 21. Brandon Paul Ori (24, Price); unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance, retail theft unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia; Price City Police Department K a.m. Dec. 21. Todd J. Davis (41, Wellington); court-ordercommitment. d 2 p.m. Dec. 21 . Michael R. Black (19, Price); ed court-ordere- Helper); DUI; Utah High-wa- y Patrol. 9:03 p.m. Dec. 22. Lany Joe Baldwin (51, Arizona); court-issue- d warrant 3:55 a.m. Dec. 23. Edgar Khachatuiyan (20, California); drivers license suspensionrevocation, falseforged identification card, giv-in- g false personal information to a law enforcement officer, unlawfully operating a motor vehicle without proof of liability insurance coverage, unlawfully operating a motor vehicle without a drivers license, weeding traffic violation, motor vehicle windshield equip- ment violation; Helper City Police Department 1 1:30 a.m. Dec. 23. Matthew Seamons (28, Genola); court-issue- d warrant Marriage licenses Dec. G Wright, Price, and TfeniR. Akins, Price. Dec. 19 - Jeffrey S. Bates, Wellington, and Emily W. Bjork, Price. 17-Eri- ch Divorces Dec. 17 - Shenay LaReata Richardson vs. Fred Scott Richardson, married Sept 18, 1999 at Price. Dec. 17 - Kelly Burnham vs. Heidi Burnham, married Dec. 16, 2001 at Price. Dec. 18 - Weltha Janene Stamatakis vs. Nick Stamatakis, married Nov. 5, 1992 at Wellington. Editor1! note: Low enforcement officer arrest suspected criminal of-- ; fenders and book the parties Into Jail on allefBd charges. But ony prosecuting attorneys have the authority to file formal criminal com plaints. An with all U.& dtlnens, Individuals appearing In the bookings are Innocent until proven guilty via the criminal Justice system. In the event prosecutors decline to tile complaints or cases are dismissed, people appearing In the hookings nuy submit verification to the paper. The Sun Advocate will print a clarification la the next section of the Castle Volley Welch. M7-27I- Classifieds deadline: Monday at III a.m. for Tuesday's publication and Wednesday at 10 a.m. for Thursday's publication. Subscription rates: 50 cents per copy, $37 in Carbon and Emery counties. $40 in Utah and $54 outside of Utah per year by mail. per year issued Publication No. (USPS l74-0- ) twice a week at Price. Utah. Periodical postage paid at Price. Utah, and at additional mailing office PO Box 5tW. Castle Dale. Utah K4513. Internet: http:www.sunadx'om editor" sunadeom.ads(" sunadeom Entire contents copyright 02002 Son Advocate Inc. All rights reserved. No part of the publication nuy be reproduced in any farm with out the express consent of the Sun Advocates managing editor or publisher. Tower completed, ready for fire fighting training: (Continued from page 1) Smoke can be sent throughout the structure to allow fire crews to participate in real life rescues. Because the smoke is humans can be placed in the room and fire fighters can find their way to the patient for a rescue exercise. An upper level room in the lowcrsimulates an attic. Fire crews cun use tools like axes to ventilate the room, chop holes in what would be the fioor of the attic and kiwer themselves to the surface of the simulated structure fire. This will give crews the opportunity to work hand-o- n with equipment actually used at a real fire scene. The attic room is accessible from the nxif of the fire tower, where crews can enter the structure using fire fighting gear. The tower is equipped with a small balcony and a larger deck non-toxi- c, kxated at the top ofthe large structure. According to Rowley, this allows crews to rappel down dm side of the building as well as lower an actual patient to the ground from up above the structuresbase. Large metal stairs give crews access to each level of the building. These stairs also play a crucial role in the training. TTiey will allow crews to work with various access conditions to virtually any sort of building structure in existence in Carbon County. Although the primary goal of : officials and county commis- sioners was to create a practice facility for local rescue crews, the structure also allows Carbon County residents an escape from high insurance costs. After finding out that local residents pay a higher premium for house insurance because fire crews have no facility to practice in, we decided that this fire tower would serve a dual purpose. If we can pass on a savings to the citizens, as well as provide better service, I think that this project is well worth the cost, explained the Price fire chief The amount for the structure came to nearly $30000, but it did not cost the county any out of pocket expense. In fact, the money for the tower was part of a grant which was awarded to the county for the building of the structure, Although! the building is now complete, electricity is not yet hooked up to the structure. We dont plan on using the bum rooms until we have had proper training cm how to operate them. Therefore, we dont expect to have the tower up and running at its full capacity until this spring when building crews fly down to train us on operating die equipment, stated Boyack. With what was once a dream for Carbon County fire crews and government officials has now And within the next few months, residents will soon fieel the positive outcome ofbudding a facility which will allow fire fighters to train under actual NAMI assists: i who have with it. It empowers people with mental illness to pick up the tods for recovery. The Hope for Tbmorrow program is for schools and it is intended to help not only students, but parents, teachers and administrators as i welL The fact is that 13 percent of American children suffer from mental disorders, but 70 percent of those receive no treatment for their problems. The program helps to dispel myths about mental illness with a general program and then it goes into such childhood and adolescence problems as eating disorders and substance abuse. The program includes a teacher inservioe, a parentcommu-nit- y forum and student assemblies and forums, too. The third program, die NAMI Family to Family Education course, works with the families of those who have severe brain disorders. It is a 12 week course and concentrates on schizophrenia, bipolar disorders, clinical depression, panic CLUB Rock in the New Year disor-dersan- at Big Dogs dr sive disorders. It teaches skills and advocacy skills for family mem- New Years Eve Bash! bers so they can better deal with the problems that arise when someone dose to them has mental illness. For additional informa- with The Zulu Hit Men tion on the organizations programs, Carbon County residents may visit NAMFs website at www.namiuLorg. Carbon County residents may also call the local contact person for the organization, Lynette Tbcker, at (435) Only $5.00 cover Free bats S aoise malms 653-273- Castle Country Salt Service 27 North 100 West, Price 4Wh7 sf 637-094- PImms FREE SHUTTLE PRIVATE CLUB FOR MEMBERS BMkr ssAhnt i M7-279- 1 Mil 820-0- 0 C5 Arrested? Searched? Remain Silent. 2 GIANT TACK & SADDLE AUCTIONS Auction 9. Stark Cali Your Lawyer TPM Margret S. Taylor Doors Open at SK PM ATTORNEY EACH N1GIIT AT LAW 147S. Metal, Helper DUI, Fetoay Defense PUBLIC NOTICE!!! Due to circumstances of the tyil terrorist attack Three Bar Saddlery has CEASED All overseas shipments and dealings resulting in a vast overstock of merchandise that MUST BE (435) 472-551- 3 LIQUIDATED. They have ordered Nationwide Auction and Sales Management Company to dspose of this merchandbe at PUBLIC AUCTION. Merchantfsewi be divided equaly and disposed of In several locations. Each auction has appraximatefy 100 saddes, Western Ranch Ropers, Pleasure, Silver Shoe; Ybuth, Pony, Australan, English and Pack Saddtos. nifSIll Ranch Bits and Spurs, 150 Ranch and Star Show Brides, Halters, Leads, Breast Colarc, Saddle Pads and Blankets, Grooming Ranis, Lariats, Whips, Driving Harness, Oster CUppers, PLUS 1 00s more Rems!! AUCTIONEERS HOTEll This wN be a great opportunity to stock your tack room or store with brand new, brand name mercharxfise at a fraction of the original cost Manufacturer's New Warranties apply. Auctioneer Spence Rogers, IMephone TERMS: Cash, ATM awl CredX Carta (My (Ne Checks) AUCnomn Deere ypjk' opeeai: 1389 at 334 hiMI fcOOPM; teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeieeeee VIMHAlLleleytoe Mo. AUenOH JHWe-U- st ' nrndo, Jammy 9tk at 7 pj. 2 Vtbnas Memorial BaAdtay l SL, SfMMFmfm ,400MD at These will be the ONLY Doers I epsaet 6:00 PM! Auctions In this area a Tfumk You from Habitat for Humanity cf Castle Country our lb helpful volunteers, our faithful donors, and the Surinam wfio an our contfnuoui supporters. You know who you an. Sincere hest wishes from fheHFH Bosrf of Humes anfHH( Homeowners. Thank you for partnering with us to kuild better communities. TO Bax 724 Price, UT 84501 J. . ; |
