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Show 8 Sun Advocate, Price, Utah Friday, April 11, 1986 castle valley watch a.m. April 5. John F. Kanton, Price, reported that a letter he was mailing was missing from the mailbox at his home. Neighbors also reported that their mailboxes were found open that morning. Post office officials were notified of the missing letter, according to the report. 2:48 p.m. April 5. Three juveniles told a deputy that they had been riding horses in the Carbonville area and two other juveniles were shooting guns in the area and spooked the horses. The three reported they were bucked off the horses. The shooting subjects were advised to be more careful and stopped after they learned that the three had been bucked the opening of the tank and a sample was taken for analysis. 8:45 a.m. April 7. Verl L. Penrod, Pleasant Grove, reported that between 8 a.m., someone had allegedly been scattering nails along Soldier Creek Road. Aproximately 100 nails had been 8 Sheriff's Dept. Report 6:02 p.m. April 1. Sally Shelton requested deputies to assist at her home as children had been using her yard as a playground while waiting for the school bus. Deputy asked children to refrain from doing so. 8:35 p.m. April 1. Koger McKenny of Kingdom Hall in Carbonville reported vandalism to two automobiles. Cars had been covered with toilet paper and April Fools had been written on then along with mud smeared. 4:43 p.m. April 2. JoAnn Davis from reported Single Stop in Wellington someone had taken $9.60 in gas without paying for it. 5:56 p.m. April 2. Deputy Kevin Drolc assisted Helper Police Dept, on a fight as the Helper officer was transporting a prisoner to the Carbon County Sheriffs Office. 4:48 p.m. April 2. Deputies answered a call at the Ridges in Wellington of a woman begin harrased by an unknown man. 8:01 p.m. April 2. Sheriffs office received a call of a possible prowler in Rowley's Trailer Park in Spring Glen. 5:45 p.m. April 4. Sheriffs dispatcher Janice Drolc reported that a subject in the drunk tank at the jail had possibly broken the surveilance camera. She told a deputy that she had been observing the subject, then answered the phone and w hen she looked at the screen again, the drunk tank screen was blank. Deputy found that the camera's glass had been pushed in and the camera had been turned, breaking the wires. Subject was moved to the main cell of the jail. The subject, Richard Robert Adams, 34, Helper, was charged with suspicion of injuring a jail, a third degree felony. 9:40 p.m. April 4. Sheriffs office received a call of a fight at the main road of Mon rock Cement Co. Witnesses told deputies that the fighting subjects had left and refused to give deputies names of those subjects. Witnesses were told to leave the area. 9:57 p.m. April 4. Juvenile was referred to juvenile court for suspicion of unlawful posession of alcohol after observed in Kenilworth. found. 5:15 p.m. April 7. Steve Mason, manager of Meadow Gold Dairy in Carbonville reported that three of his trucks have had windsheilds shot by BB guns in the past week. 8:57 p.m. April 7. Deputy was flagged down near the city hall in Helper by a woman. Deputy saw another woman and a little girl lying on the ground. He found that the three had been walking on Main Street and the woman had fallen, hurting her knee. She was checked by Helper Rescue. 1:39 a.m. April 9. Jason Davis, Salt Iake City, requested assistance from deputies while repossessing automobiles in the area. off. April 6. James Barfield of the reported a truck driver had observed a subject allegedly of pop from the store while take a Barfield was in a back room. Subject was then contacted, returned and questioned about the incident. Subject denied taking the pop, but offered to pay for it. Subject was not cited. Barfield hadnt actually seen the alleged theft and the unidentified truck driver had left. 1 p.m. April 6. Deputies were called to a family disturbance at Dadio's Trailer Court in Price. Woman subject told deputy she was concerned about the safety of a child that was in her fathers custody. Social worker and deputy determined child was in good hands. 2:15 p.m. April 6. Angelo Nick Kouris, Price, was arrested for suspem::;, of disorderly conduct after allegedly using foul and abusive language to an officer after an indicent near 400 East and 600 South in Price. 5:45 a.m. April 6. Earl Wilson from the East Metro reported that subjects left the station without paying for $19.60 in gas. After the vehicle was cheek on the NCIC computer, it was determined that the car was stolen and the occupants were wantc J an warrants from Colorado. Scott H. Todd, Grand Juction, Colo, and Scott Q. Schipper, no address available, were arrested. 7:55 a.m. April 7. Donna M. Anderson, Price, reported that sometime during the past week, someone had placed a foreign substance in the gas tank of her car. A white sticky substance was found around 4 : 45 a .m. Dukes of Wellington, Sheriff's Dept. Accidents 3:08 p.m. April 7. John Orville Fisher, on Fiechko I,ane, driving about 3 m.p.h looking for asparagas when the vehicle left the canal road and came to rest on a fence post. Damage was limited to the side mirror and the fence post. Jr. Price, was eastbound Price Police Report March 26. East Carbon Police took a report of a hit and run accident that occured in Price. Vehilce owned by Mark and Mary Harrington, East Carbon, allegedly had been struck while parked at Castleview Hospital. 7 p.m. April 1. Cody Nunley, 12, reported a bicycle had been taken while he was attending school at Durrant school that day. April 2. Pauline C. Nunez, 26, was arrested on an outstanding warrant from 12:01 a.m. April 6. Thomas P. Martinez, 39, Price, was arrested for of DUI and suspicion of suspicion possession of a controlled substance. Bail was set at $559. 2:10 a.m. April 6. Rodolfo Q. Her- Uth Circuit Court. Bail set at $134. April 2. Janice Merlen, 47, Price, cited for suspicion of theft of services for cable television. Value unknown. 10:15 a.m. April 2. James Thompson, an instructor at Carbon High School, reported that when he arrived at school, he found a cash box containing $15 and a case of Goo Goo Cluster candy, valued at $48, missing. He told officers that night school had been in session the night before and he couldnt remember if the door to his room had been locked. The debate team at the high school sells the candy as a fund raiser. 10:30 p.m. April 2. Dave W. Davis, Price, was arrested for suspicion of DUI. Intoxilizer allegedly revealed a blood alcohol content of .27. Bail was set at $559. 11 p.m. April 2. Lavon E. Anderson, 32, reported a bicycle allegedly stolen from his residence. 5 p.m. April 3. Robert Wayne Hardy, 41, and Sharon Kay Hardy, both of Preston, Ida., were arrested on felony warrants from Idaho. They were transported back by Idaho authorities Wednesday. nandez, and Food King suspicion was arrested for at $556. 11 a.m. April 8. Brian Walker, a CEU student, was arrested on an outstanding warrant from 11th Curcuit Court. Bail wassetat$l,009. 9:50 a.m. April 8. CEU security reported the theft of a video cassette recorder sometime during the week of h 1 March from a room in the Athletic Center. Price police entered the stolen VCR on the NCIC computer. April 3. Michael John Shimmin, 18, Price, was arrested on an outstanding warrant from 11th Curcuit Court. 9:35 p.m. April 4. Terry G. Thayne, 29, was arrested for suspicion of driving on revocation. Bail was set at $506. 10:40 p.m. April 4. Doreen Kay Barnes, 30, was northbound on Carbon Avenue when she allegedly struck an island and reflecter post. Officer observed the accident and Barnes was arrested for suspicion of DUI with accident. Intoxilizer allegedly revealed a blood alcohol content of .23. 3 a.m. April 5. John Palacious, 21, was arrested for suspicion of retail theft at Smiths Helper, suspicion of DUI. He refused intoxilizer test according to arrest record. 4:20 a.m. April 6. Sherry M. Golding, 34, was arrested for suspicion of DUI. Intoxilizer allegedly revealed a blood alcohol content of .13. 10:15 April 6. Evelyn I,. Hicks was arrested on an outstanding warrant from 11th Curcuit Court. Bail was set at $755. 12:10 a.m. April 8. Norm L. Stauffer, Holden, Utah, was arrested for suspicion of DUI. Intoxiler allegedly revealed a blood alcohol content of .22. Bail was set Bunnell-Dmitric- Price City Accidents 1 p.m. April 4. Merrill R. Dougal, 31, Price, was parked in the lot at McDonalds. Majorie Colleen Cave, 40, attempted to back out of a parking stall and collided with Dougals vehicle. No citations were issued. 1:33 p.m. April 4. Terry Ezeu reported her car had been struck while parked at The other vehicle left the scene. 10:00 a.m. April 5. Vehicle driven by Ernest Justesen, 49, Helper, backed into a vehicle owned by Flavio Herrera, 60, Price, while it was parked at 60 S. Carbon. No citations were issued. 1:45 p.m. April 5. Vehicle driven by of giving false information to a peace officer. Bail set at $106. 7:30 a.m. April 5. Norma I,. Wallace, Price, was cited for suspicion of failing to keep a pet restrained and no pet license. Raline Mae Olsen, 37, Price, pulled into a stall next to a vehicle occupied by Duane Mangum, Emery, and struck it. No citations were issued. 3:45 p.m. April 8. Vehicle driven by was Connie Butler, 16, Wellington, southbound and struck a vehicle driven by Mary Potter, 32, Huntington who was waiting for a light at 300 E. Main. Butler was cited for suspicion of following too close. Births A girl to Kerry and Nancy April 2 Pabst, Price; a girl to Ricky and Carol Deaton, Spring Glen ; a girl to Mervin and Merlynn Brown, Huntington. A girl to Ixirin and Alice April 3 Israelson, Castle Dale; a girl to Darwin and Cindy Jones, Wellington. A boy to David and Gay I.ynn April 4 Brewer, Price; a boy to Richard and Joy I.ynn Bettencourt, Kenilworth. A boy to Karl and Polly April 7 Milano, Helper. A girl to Timothy and Hollee April 8 Brady, Price; a boy to Frank and Barbara Filas, Price; a boy to Jed and Theresa Jensen, Cleveland. Marriage licenses Eldon F. Holmes, Price, and April 2 Vicky D. Hyatt, Price. April 3 Larry A. Davis, Helper, and Ronni J. Ganser, Helper; Jerry D. Ward, Wellington, and Brenda L. Ward, Wellington. Roy C. Brewer, Price, and April 4 Terilee T. Cole, Price. John M. Howard, Price, and April 7 Edith A. Birch, Wellington; Robert C. Hoggatt, Wellington, and Dalene Pilling, Price. Divorces Kristi K. Jones vs. Kirk 29, 1978 in Honeyville, Utah. April 9 married. Sept. Jones, Sunday 10-Open Daily ON SALE SAT., APRIL 12 THRU MON., APRIL 14 9-- 6 9; set ATV seminar at Scofield park Scofield State Park and Carbon County Recreation are all offering a terrain vehicle skills and safety course for area children. The course will be given on April 19 three-wheele- r, and May With 3. the increasing popularity of three- - and and the corresponding increase in accidents and in- America, will teach the course to interested children from the Price area. The course is designed for children years of age and is limited to 12 participants for each session. A $3 per person fee will be charged. 8-- Participants four-wheele- rs juries, it is felt that proper instruction in riding techniques and safety would greatly enhance rider enjoyment and reduce the chance for injury, especially in the younger riders. Pat Walsh, trained by the Specialty Vehicle Institute of National disucssion terrain all on vehicles. After the classroom session, Walsh will instruct the group in proper riding techniques out SHARP 299 at the Fairgrounds. Parents are required to accompany their child. Interested children or parents should preregister and can do so Sale Price TV ' 1 Choice of color TV, VHS VCR. Color remote control. VCR features programmer, wireless remote. Our 13.97 Ea. Appliance Eq. has choice. Steamdry iron, hand mixer, can opener with percolator. toaster, sharpener or Carbon County located at Reeves Elementary on South Carbon Avenue. Each participant should bring their own all terrain vehicle, a lunch, helmet, boots, gloves and goggles. For more information interested people can contact Carbon County Recreation by calling Recreation The National Newspaper Foundation of the National Newspaper Association in Washington, meet at by contacting award to Sun Ad D.C. will Reeves Elementary School the day of the ride for a short has 637-576- 2. designated the Sun Advocate as a Blue Ribbon Newspaper for 1986-1- , 987. The announcement came in a letter from Vernon Spitaleri, president. A certificate accompanied the letter. The National Blue Ribbon Evaluation is an assesment, by a panel of professionals, of your newspaper based on the high standards of community journalism, the letter said. You have been awarded the Blue Ribbon designation in recognition of the alert progressive and community-minde- d newspaper you publish, Spitaleri said. The Sun Advocate received superlative or superior ratings in every area of the judging. 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