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Show 'T 6 Sun Advocate, Price, Utah T Friday, Apnl 30,JV82 Teen enters castle vaflley watch Courts 5th District Juvenile Court I April 27 cases Hel(wr boy, 16. Possession of marijuana. Ordered to attend dru and alcohol school and pay $10 fee plus undergo six sessions of substance abuse counseling at Four Corners Mental Health Agency and pay $100 fee. Price boy, 16. Possession of marijuana and probation violation Ordered to undergo 21 sessions of substance abuse counseling at Four Corners Mental Health Agency and pay $210 fee. Probation continued. Price boy, 16. Possession of marijuana. Ordered to attend drug and alcohol school and pay $10 fee plus undergo six sessions of substance abuse counseling at Four Corners Mental Health Agency and pay $100 fee. Restraining order imposed against further use of marijuana or alcohol. Helper girl, 15. Evading police (fined $1001, failure to stop at a traffic control device (fined $15) and driving v. ithout a license fined $35 ). Price boy, 17. Auto theft. Placed on probation, sentenced to 150 hours public service work and custody continued w ith state Department of Social Services. Price girl, 16. Shoplifting. Detained from 4 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Monday. lllh Circuit Court (April 20-djail term suspended upon payment of fine. vs. Clark Dennis Thomason, 19, Price. Failure to on complaint of expired vehicle inspection and without a license. Bail forfeited and applied to fine. vs. Kenneth D. Dye, 33, Price. Driving under the influence of alcohol. Arraignment continued to May 5 to allow time to consult attorney. State vs. Terry Kim Lockyer, 28, Hiawatha. Theft, driving while license revoked, falsification of name to law enforcement officer. Arraignment continued to May 5. State vs. Uvi U-wVigil, 22, Price. Driving under the influence of alcohol, driving while license revoked. Bondsman to produce defendant by May 5 or forfeit bond. State vs. Esther Curtis, Cleveland. Failure to license dog. Pleaded guilty. Fined $25 plus $3 POTF. $15 suspended. State vs. Carl A. Salzetti, 40, Price. Failure to appear on complaint of expired safety inspection, no drivers license. Case continued to May 19. State vs. Martha Pickford Coomer, 30, Price. Driving under the influence of alcohol. Plea changed from not guilty to guilty. Referred to Department of Adult Probation and Parole for report. State vs. Allen George Connor, Price. Unlawful possesion of a controlled substance. Pronouncement of judgment continued to May 19. Ellen Frandsen, Helper. Unlawful exState vs. posure and keeping for sale or selling or offering to sell alcoholic beverage. Jury trial set for Sept. 20. State vs. John Timothy Brewer, 21, Price. Driving with blood-alcohcontent of .10 or greater. Trial reset for May ( 27 D and Motion) Civil rases Southeastern Investment Co. vs. Jame Blackham, Price. Stipulated settlement. Criminal cases State vs. Daniel Gerard Peck, 24, Helper. Failure to appear on complaint of expired vehicle registration and inspection. Bail forfeited and applied to fine. State vs. Barry C. Pierce, 22, Price. Driving while license suspended, driving with altered vehicle inspection, failure to signal. Arraignment continued to May 5. State vs. Dennis C. Thomason, 20, Hiawatha. Failure to appear on complaint of illegal possession of beer. Bail forfeited and applied to fine. State vs. Boyd B. Wheelwright, 19, Ferron. Failure to appear on complaint of driving without a license. Pleaded guilty and fined $100 plus $6 police officer training fee POTF 1. State appear driving State 5. State vs. Arryl Ray Webster, Helper. Failure to stop for a traffic control device. Continued to May 12 for proceedings. State vs. Ivan A. Willardson, 23, Helper. Driving under the influence of alcohol, driving while license suspended. Amended to reckless driving on motion of state. Count 2 stricken on motion of state. Pleaded guilty. Fined $299 plus $6 POTF. Jail sentence of 30 days suspended upon defendant's agreement to undergo alcoholism therapy at pre-tri- cost of $150. OPDGDADJIGTO GABBQFJ F S0Knnr BiupomsB window INSPECTED E sticker 9 on your 8 2 car reads: project either TEXACO SERVICE Insp. Station No. 616 Call us for Inspection ECraync "Serving You for Over 21 Years" Motor We pay CASH for Class Rings, Wedding Bands, Sterling Silver and other Gold and Silver items including Coins. sentencing in- by the vestigation state Department of Adult Probation and Parole. The case is being adjudicated in adult court pursuant to a previous motion from defense attorney Phil Hansen of Salt Lake ; : City. Sanchez is accused of causing the death of his brother, Sanchez, fight at Sanchezs John during a the elder trailer in Joey ' Carbonville. Helper man bound over in sex case A Helper man accused of the forcible sexual abuse and rape of a girl has been bound over to District Court Proceedings. Patrick ' Eufracio Vigil is scheduled to be arraigned in 7th District Court, Price, May 3. A t v preliminary hearing on the case was held in 11th Cir- - cuit Price, Court, Wednesday. The alleged crimes occurred Feb. 21 in Helper. as Mrs. i Dennis completed, she said, 1 the research volun- - ' teers will keep track of the participants with visits once every other year for the next six Unit of the American years. Cancer Society (ACS). Then, we will ; She will supervise and report their status and coordinate the start-u- p whereabouts to ACS will also 6371292 For Latest and Best Prices Always the Highest Prices Paid Anywhere in Utah! Want to Buy! Silver Dollars Silver Coins Off? BHl QSffl ( Dated 1964 and before) Gold Coins TEE?? TDp your Independent IN u Mis East UtaIi CoiNs mnceglfi fttftVCS YOU FIRST NOW AT fcsj' JEGSSGH AGENCY 20 SEDGJ- - ar be participants die, statisticians for health to will be and able determine how . . 220 local formation in the residents in the study. questionnaire. Mrs. Hanson said These participants she needs volunteer will be asked to in the researchers a detailed, complete now so that county confidential questionbe trained ; can they naire about their health and lifestyle before fall. Anyone interested in helping I practices. with the study can call 7 Once the initial her at for I I are more information. questionnaires 637-28- yours! J) QSdQuQ) Phone and MAIN STREET East-637-- 3130 . John Ruggeri June 9 following a pre- -- AMC JeepOldsmobile Dealer lu-jS- San- Ray chez entered the plea in 11th Circuit Court, Price. He is to be sentenced by Judge A. enroll CARBON AVE. 5 This space could be Boicfc trailer Carbonville court. Michael their directing the volunteer ' affected lifestyles of recruitment volunteer researchers their health by v to in- who, in turn, will referring Murry's Center 637-157- Authorized to (Sandra) Hanson of Price has been named unit chairman of the Cancer Prevention Study II for the Carbon She Our Hands 98 So. 3rd other diseases. Residents of Carbon County will have a chance to participate in the major research responsible organizing Family's guilty negligent homicide in the March 1981 stabbing death of his older brother at a vehicle. Carbon County Sheriff's Department 2:40 a.m. Saturday. Motorcycle accident. I,arry J. Mullen, Price, found 30 feet off the road in Upper Miller Creek with a broken leg. He said he had hit gravel and been thrown from the motorcycle. 00500 In Helper pleaded Wednesday Price City Police Department 2:14 p.m. Monday. Report of an accident involving Joe Ori driving a Carbon County Deputy Sheriff's vehicle. Minor damage was sustained by his vehicle. No further information available. 12:15 p.m. Tuesday. Report of a collision involving Donna Oviatt, Wellington, and Tracey Pedersen, Huntington, at Castle Rock Square. $50 damage reported to Ms. Oviatts vehicle and minor damage to Ms. Pedersen's vehicle. 2:19 p.m. Tuesday. Report of a collision involving Susan Marshall and LeAnn Fazzio at 8 E. Main St., Price. $150 damage to Ms. Fazzios vehicle and minor damage to Ms. Marshalls vehicle. 3:59 p.m. Tuesday. Report of an accident involving Mrs. Gordon Hicks, 850 N. Pinewood Cir. Mrs. Hicks reportedly left her car running with her children inside the vehicle. She went into the house for a minute and the car was knocked in gear, hitting the garage. $50 damage reported to her vehicle. 6 p.m. Tuesday. Report of a collision in the parking lot of the Sun Advocate involving Diana Stockburger and Betty Ruden. Mrs. Stockburger reportedly backed into Ms. Ruden as she entered the First Interstate Bank drive-i- n window. $150 damage to Mrs. Stockburgers vehicle and minor damage to Ms. Rudens vehicle. 8:35 a.m. Wednesday. Report of an accident at 300 East and 200 North, involving John Mahleres and Boann Kontas, both of Price. $75 damage reported to Knotas vehicle. 2 p.m. Wednesday. Report of an accident at Yellow Front in the Creekview Shopping Center. Duane Sherman was pulling into a parking space in the front of the store when his brakes failed. The vehicle hit the front door of the store. $300 damage reported to Shermans vehicle and no estimate available for the damage to the store. 3:45 p.m. Wednesday. Report of a collision involving DeAnna IJoyd, Price, and Pamela Magleby, Huntington, at on South Carbon Avenue. $50 damage reported to Ms. Maglebys vehicle and minor damage to Ms. Lloyds Expires in Month Indicated Above Official Inspection Station 586 Using the latest in wheel alignment (by Visualiner), brake and headlight adjusting equipment Your FTe-tri- boy Traffic accidents six-ye- EXPERTS Safety right-of-wa- A Mexican-America- of the study and headquarters, she In ad- - ; manage it over the explained. period. dition, when study l FACTORY TRAINED "Put Price City vs. Paul R. Wild Jr., 34, Price. Failure to stop at a stop sign. Price City to issue warrant. Price City vs. Richard Huston, Price. Battery. Arraignment continued to May 5. Price City vs. Paul A. England, Sandy. Parking in a red zone. Case dismissed upon motion of city. Price City vs. Roland Bruce St. John, 37, Huntington. Trespassing. Pleaded guilty. Fined $100 plus $6 POTF. Jail sentence of 10 days suspended upon payment of fine. Price City vs. Kevin L. Journagan, 18, Orangeville. Driving while license suspended, driving without vehicle registration. Bench warrant issued, bail set at $106. Price City vs. John E. Sisneros, Price. Failure to appear on traffic citation. Bail forfeited and applied to fine. Price City vs. Grant Bernard Merriman, 34, Salt Lake City. Driving under the influence of alcohol. Preliminary hearing continued to Sept. 8. Request for jury granted. Price City vs. Manuel Richard Medina, 35, Price. Driving while license suspended, disturbing the peace, failure to yield Case continued to May 5. Price City vs. JamesOwen Thayne Jr., 28, Hiawatha. Possession of a controlled substance. proceedings set for June 9. State vs. Marilyn Jones, Price. Distribution of a controlled substance for value, distribution of a counterfeit substance for value. Preliminary hearing reset June 16. State vs. Joseph Lehigh, 53, Wellington. Criminal trespass. Fined $50 plus $4 POTF. Jail sentence of 10 days suspended upon payment of fine. State vs. Patrick Eufracio Vigil, 74, Helper. Forcible sexual abuse, rape. Defendant bound over for District Court proceedings May 3. 12:45 a. in. Wednesday. Report of a vandalism. Tommy n Landavazo, owner of Tomasitos Restaurant, reported glass broken in the front window. Estimated damage at $75. Investigation continuing. 9:13 a.m. Wednesday. Report of a vandalism. Chester Slaugh of Gambles Department Store, reported their front display window broken. Estimated damage at $500. Investigation continuing. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Report of an injured person. Debbie Bingham was riding her bicycle when she fell and injured her right elbow. She was transported to Castleview Hospital by ambulance. No further information available. 1:07 a.m. Thursday. Report of DUI and brandishing a firearm. Suspect was taken to Carbon County Jail and incarcerated. BA results were .15. Upon stepping suspect for unsafe driving, police discovered a loaded .45 caliber revolver in his possession. Carbon County Sheriffs Department 11:45 p.m. Wednesday. Report of telephones out of order at Castleview Hospital. Switch had been hit while telephones were being cleaned off. 5:17 p.m. Tuesday. Report of weekend burglary. AM-Fradio cassette player taken. Tuesday. Auto recovered following theft. Grant Faussett, Lower Gordon Creek, reported theft of auto. Located in Kansas. Suspect, Michael Ray Chapman, 25, arrested. Fausett was to pick up vehicle and tow it home. 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. Theft of hubcaps reported by Mrs. Joseph Greco, Price. Each hubcap valued at $76.25. Prevention Study II, lifestyle and en- volunteer researchers will involve more than vironment factors or as study 1 million Americans. influence cancer and xpiration Month Here Have your Car inspected by . . . Your 9. One of the largest Twenty thousand research projects ever Utahns will be into be carried out in the cluded in the study, United States, the beginning in Sep- American Cancer tember, which will Cancer endeavor to learn how Society SAFETY 1 State vs. Ivan A. Willardson, 23, Helper. Driving while license suspended under Financial Responsibility Act. Pleaded guilty. Fined $175 plus $6 POTF. Jail sentence of 20 days suspended upon payment of fine. State vs. Sue Blackburn, Wellington. Issuing bad checks. Case dismissed on motion of state. State vs. Raymond W. Hultgren, 31, Helper. Driving while license revoked. Trial reset for May 5. State vs. Rawlui C. Daniels, Huntington. Nine counts fraudulent claim for unemploymet benefits. Continued to May 12. State vs. Michael Ray Sanchez, 18, Helper. (Case being adjudicated in adult court on motion of defense.) Negligent homicide. Pleaded guilty. Sentencing set for June 9 pending investigation by state Department of Adult Probation and Parole. State vs. Deborah I.ynn Loranzo, 27, Sunnyside. Two counts aggravated assault. Preliminary hearing set June Cancer Society seeks volunteers V3 if the in stabbing Price City Police Department 1:30 p.m. Monday. Report of a theft. Kathy Jewkes was at the Drivers License Division office when she placed her wallet on the table. She reported it missing when she finished her test. Value of the wallet and its contents is $65. No suspects at this time. 4:28 p.m. Monday. Report of a burglary. Paul Dupin, 340 N. Carbon Ave., reported missing assorted tools valued at $150. Entrance was gained by breaking the side window of the garage. 11:07 a.m. Tuesday. Report of a loss of property. Joan Nikas, 285 N. 100 West, reported a Saint Gundens $20 gold piece and 18 karet gold chain at an estimated value of between $4,000 and $5,000 was reported missing. Offering a reward for information leading to the recovery of the piece. 1:33 p.m. Tuesday. Report of a gas skip at the on South Carbon Avenue. $4.02 worth of gas was reportedly stolen. 1:48 p.m. Tuesday. Report of a theft. Stacy Harward reported a 1979 Kawasaki motorcycle missing. No value was given. Your present Uindow Sticker 3 guilty plea Police report ll . AOJJBD North Carbon Avenue in Price Phone 637-129- 2 I obituaries Amadeo DeCaro SALT LAKE CITY Amadeo DeCaro, 47, a former Carbon County resident, died April 28, 1982 at a hospital here. He was born Oct. 31, 1934 to Michael and Louisa DiCicco DeCaro in Trinidad, Colo. A member of the Salt Lake County Sheriffs he had attended Carbon County Department, schools. He was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War, 82nd Airborne Division. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans, Salt Lake City. Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Ross Eaquinto, Price; and three brothers, Albert, Carmel and Mario, all of Price. Holy Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Friday at Mitchell Funeral Home. Mass of the Christian Burial will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Notre Dame del)urdes Catholic Church, Price. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday and Saturday prior to services. Burial will be in Price City Cemetery. 1 I ; |
