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Show -- V Huntington student to vie for teen crown Brenda Bogdin, Mr. and of 14, daughter in scholarships. The winner will receive a $1,000 cash $30,000 Mrs. DeLoy G. Bogdin of scholarship and has been named as a finalist in A Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Fla., will award two $4,000 scholarships to the Citizenship Award' winners. Milliken University of Decatur, the -, National Teen-Ag- er 111., Brenda Bogdin Pageant to be held June 9 at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. The Miss Utah National Teen-Agwill be fully sponsored to the Miss National Teen-AgPageant to be held in August. LaDetra McGaha of Salt Lake City, the 1982 state winner, will crown the new Miss Utah r. National The reigning Miss National Teen-Agis Stephanie Hix of Montgomery, Ala. Contestants will be judged on Johnson Wales College of Providence, R.I., will award a full tuition scholarship for two years of study to receiye an associate of science degree to the girl with the most potential in business administration. Each contestant is expected to participate in a community er er & services the National Teen-AgPageant. This program teaches teenagers to join and participate in school and civic affairs. Miss Bogdin is being sponsored by Emery Mining Corp., Celoris Floral, Wards 4x4, Fun Fabrics and Mark Justice Service Insurance, all of Teen-Age- program of er er achievement, leadership, poise, personality and appearance. There is no swimsuit competition. Each contestant will have a choice of a essay on the subject, Whats Right About or giving a America, talent presentation. The contestants will be competing for approximately 100-wo- will award a $4,000 tuition scholarship to the talent winner. 17-1- scholastic ar prizes. annual MUtah ' four-ye- tuition scholarship to Oklahoma City University, plus other Huntington, Huntington. Her hobbies include reading, dancing and music. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fossat of Helper and Mr. and Mrs. Deloy L. Bogdin, also of Helper. rd two-minu- te Dea Thayn receives achievement award Dea W. Thayn, Wellington, Carbon County. Thayn, Carbon County Fair Board chairman and Carbon County road supervisor, has been instrumental in the construction of the Carbon County Fairgrounds in Price. An avid horseman, Thayn has raised quarter horses for D.A.D. Quarter Horses with his two Abe Davis and David Cloward. He has been District 6 director for the Utah State Western Riding Club for over 20 years. has been chosen by the Fair Industries of the Utah Association of Fairs and Shows its recipient as of the 1982 achievement sons-in-la- Dea W. Thayn award for outstanding work in Utah. At a recent luncheon of state fair and show leaders, Thayn was presented a plaque in appreciation for the work he has done in the past in judging, coordinating and working with other organizations in an effort to have better shows and fairs in Thayn was also the recipient Man of the Year award from the Carbon County Horse Show Association for his support of horse activities in Carbon County. - of the 1982 Walk to fight birth defects Carbon County residents will put on their walking shoes April 23 to raise money to help fight birth defects. The annual March of Dimes n will get under way 9 at a.m. at Price City Park. Chairmen Gale and Maureen Westover said participants are collecting pledges for every kilometer they walk. The Walk-a-Tho- Walk-a-Th- route spans on 30 kilometers. Last year we raised about $5,000, Westover Mrs. said. This year we hope to beat it. She said lunch will be served to all participants and prizes will be awarded to those who collect the most money. The participant who raises the most money will receive a bicycle donated by Sunset Sports. Mrs. Westover said adults are encouraged to participate in the Pledge sheets are available at area schools. For additional information, caU KRPX Radio at Walk-a-Tho- Wednesday, April 6, 1983 Births March 27 a boy to Karl and Kathleen Madsen, Orangeville. a boy to Pete and Sonia March 28 Garda, Ferron; a girl to Sam and Melinda White, Price; a girl to Sam and Susan Leonard, Sunny side; a boy to Steven and Barbara Nostrom, Elmo. March 29 a boy to Scott and Shelley Donaldson, Helper; a boy to Phillip and Pauline Jensen, Ferron; a boy to Blane and Sonia Timothy, Wellington; a boy to Edward and Gaylene Kokal, Helper. a boy to Frank and Jean March 30 Scavo, Helper; a girl to Paul and Marlane Critchlow, Price; a girl to David and Carolyn Costello, Huntington; a girl to Bradley and Cynthia Burr, Huntington; a girl to Phillip and LaRita Nelson, Ferron. a boy to Walter and Toni March 31 Crissman, Helper; a girl to Fred and Charlotte Tubbs, Castle Dale; a girl to Jeffrey and Patricia Lucero, Helper. a girl to Dr. Barry and Julee April 2 Cook, Price; a boy to Robert and Melanie Barker, Price; a boy to Ronald and Vonda Frandsen, Price. Marriage licenses Levan Hall and Holly Pope, March 28 Price; Johnny Hanlon and Susette OConnell, both of Midwest City, both of Oklahoma. March 29 Cory Burgess, Price and Joan Tatton, Helper; Bruce Burgess and Nona Vickrey, both of Price. Walter Farnsworth, March 31 Ferron and Margaret Shrives, Belgrade. Divorces March Randall G. Mock vs Karon in Las Vegas, Nevada 29 Mock, married Jan. 17,1980. Police Report Carbon County Sheriffs Department March 30, 2:13 a.m. DUI. Robert Bruce Pike, 23, Price, was arrested. Breathalyzer test results were .19 percent. Suspect was booked into Carbon County Jail. April 1, 1:14 a.m. DUI. Raymond Anthony Arellano, 23, price, was arrested. Breathalyzer test results were .20 percent. Suspect was booked into Carbon County Jail. April 1, 7:40 a.m. Contribution to the delinquency of minors. Guy Shawn Lauritzen, 18, Salt Lake City, was arrested. Lauritzen allegedly supplied beer to three minors. April 1, 5:40 p.m. DUI. Kenneth Lester Brown, 25, Wellington, was arrested. Breathalyzer test results were .17 percent. Suspect was booked into the Carbon County Jail. April 3, 1:36 a.m. Contributing to the delinquency of minors. Darrell Angelo Entwistle, 25, Price, was arrested. was allegedly supplying beer to two minor females. Helper City Police Department April 2, 2:20 a.m. DUI. Kenny P. Anderson, Price, was arrested. Intoxalyzer test results were .15 percent. Suspect was booked into Carbon County Jail. April 2, 10:30 p.m. DUI. Everet Romero, Price, was arrested. Intoxalyzer test results were .17 percent. Suspect was booked into Carbon County Jail. April 2, 11:55 p.m. DUI. Richard R. Adams, 31, Helper, was arrested and refused to take an intoxalyzer test. Suspect was booked into Carbon County Jail. East Carbon City Police Department 1:59 a.m. ApriL3. Richard A. Cordova, 29, East Carbon, was arrested for DUI. Ent-wist- le For movie information call LIME MAY LIMBO CELERY mist green ;n GS&B 7 WILLOW BROOK CAP HIGHL IEYDEW LUCKY IAN OLIVE SPRI IPINJAY FRISKY GLEN NEARL ' . 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ClEi(fl3 j i 7:15 Only STARTS FRIDAY in U ' Regular 17.00 gal. Eastern Utah Paint V i 820 North First West GXftbHI The Man of the Centurv. The Motion Pklurr of a Lifetime. QfaaGzd Qj 7:05-9- :05 Heart Like a Wheel oaaGazfl ITT 7:00and9:10 & Supply Price I V 'M. f casfcle valley watch n. 637-466- 6. Sun Advocate, Man, Woman and Child Breathalyzer result was .09. He was Incarcerated in the Carbon County Jail. 11:15 p.m. April 3. Report of an Jerry Jaramillo, East Carbon, reported the back window of his vehicle had been broken while parked on Carson Avenue. Damage estimated at 8250. 1 15 p.m. April 4. Report of a lost child. Joyce Martin reported her son Richard was missing. Police report she sent him to school not realizing school was out for Easter break. Police found Richard about a half hour later at a friend's home. 2:20 p.m. April 4. Fame Price reported the wind blew over a power pole and it was leaning over his fruit trees. Police were dispatched to the scene and took care of the problem. 2:50 p.m. April 4. Report of wind damage. Jerry Heer, Denver Avenue, East Carbon, reported bricks from his chimney fell on to his truck. Damage was estimated at$300. 3:30 a.m. April 5. Report of a chimney fire at the home of LeRoy Brown, 129 5th West, East Carbon. The fire was quickly doused by East Carbon Fire Department. Price City Police Department 4:10 p.m. March 29. Allen, Ron, Ervin and Douglas Fausett, all of Price, were arrested for disorderly conduct. They were released on their own recognizance from the Carbon County Jail. 1:30 a.m. March 30. James Larabee, Price, was arrested for disorderly conduct. He was incarcerated in the Carbon County Jail. 1:58 a.m. March 30. Fredrick Gonzales, Salt Lake City, was arrested for DUI. Breathalyzer result was .14. Bail was set at $306. 3:33 p.m. March 30. Richard Krause, : Price, was arrested for assault. He was transported to the Carbon Ccunty Jail for further processing. Krause bailed out of Jail for $206. 10:42 p.m. March 30. LeRoy Noone Sr., Price, was arrested for DUI. Breathalyzer result was .18. He was incarcerated in the Carbon County Jail. 2:25 p.m. March 31. Report of a burglary. Arthur L. Marlines, Price, reported a power booster for a car stereo taken while his vehicle was parked in the Carbon High School parking lot. Booster was valued at $360. Two Juveniles were referred to Juvenile court on the case. 1:20 a.m. April 1. Roger Jacobson, Helper, was arrested for DUI. Breathalyzer result was .20. Bail was set at $306. April 2. Report of a burglary at the International Bureau of Electrical Workers office in the Castle Valley Mall. Taken was an automatic telephone valued at $228.79 and a coffee maker valued at $35. No further information available. 12:41 a.m. April 2. Report of a gas skip at Mr. Gs in Price. $20.13 in gas was reported taken. 2:50 a.m. April 2. Donald Ingram Jr., Cleveland, was arrested for DUI. He reportedly refused the breathalyzer test. Bail was set at $306. 5:24 p.m. April 2. Keith Hanson, Price, was arrested on an outstanding warrant. Bail was set at $370. 10:20 p.m. April 2. John Bacca, Helper, was arrested for public intoxication. Bail was set at $54. 9:10 p.m. April 4. Kenneth Smith, Price, was arrested for intoxication. He was incarcerated in the Carbon County Jail. Traffic accidents Price City Police Department 11:50 am. April 1. Report of an accident at 40 E. Mam St., Price, involving William Bail ;y. Hooper, and Antonio Garcia, Price. Baileys vehicle received $200 damage. Garcias vehicle received $50 damage. Garcia was cited for improper backing. 4.11 p.m. April 2. Report of an accident at Cedar Hills Drive and the Smiths Food King driveway involving Mary Madden and Sophia Hayes, both of Price. Ms. Maddens vehicle received $300 damage and Ms. Hayes vehicle received $2,500 damage. No damage. No further information available. 10:45 p.m. April 3. Report of an accident at 125 N. 400 West, involving William Adams, Helper, and a parked vehicle belonging to Walter Lasslo, Price. Adams' vehicle received $500 damage and Lasslos vehicle received $2,000 further information available. Courts 5th District Juvenile Court March 21. A Sunnyside boy was convicted of destruction of property and committed to 30 to 90 days of evaluation at the Youth Corrections Diagnostic Center. Thanks to you... it works... forALLOFUS United Wtay x |
