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Show 46ri Times-lndapanden- Thursday, Jan. 16, 1986 t, District Court session held in Moab Monday Seventh Judicial District Court was in session in Grand County for the first law and motion day of 1986, with Judge Boyd Bunnell presiding. Karrie J. Lemmon entered a plea RETURNED FROM OREGON Mrs. Virginia Johnson has returned home after a visit to the Pacific Northwest. She spent Christmas in Oregon and Washington with her daughters, Mrs. Jerry d (Kae) and Mrs. A. Roy Ouellette (Dorothy). While in Oregon with Kae and family they received a telephone call from, the soccer coach at BYU telling them their daughter Jennifer had been chosen (with two other girls) to play on the Western League Soccer Team. This is a picked team that travels with members from other states. Jennifer is a student at BYU and played on the Soccer team there. Rock-woo- of innocent to a charge of issuing a series of- bad checks, a third degree felony. Jury trial was set for April 3 and 4. Tracy McDonald pled guilty to charges of third degree felony burglary and Class B misdemeanor theft. A report was ordered and sentencing was set for Feb. 10. In the case of state vs. John Fitzgerald Williams and Veronice Williams, a motion was made and granted vacating the trial date of Jan. 23, and continuing to Feb. 10 for further proceedings. Charge in the case is second degree felony robbery. In state vs. Wesley Carl Rether-fordefendant had been charged with issuing a bad check, a second degree felony. The state requested a trial setting as defendant had not complied with terms of a diversion agreement entered into earlier. Jury - ce d, trial was set for April 30. In the case of state vs. Alice M. Butterfield, defendant was charged with issuing a series of bad checks, a third degree felony. The state prepared a diversion agreement, which the court approved and signed. Defendant was released pursuant to terms of the diversion agreement. In the probate division, final settlement and distribution of the estate of Catherine E. Chapman was granted; a personal representative was appointed in the estate of Lucile Margaret Lile; and a personal representative was appointed in the estate of Joan K. Flynn. Divorces were granted to Kelley Eilleen Williams from William Grant Williams, to Bonita Gray Hawk from Michael Dale Hawk, from LuDean Kay Walker from Lawrence R. Walker, to Maribeth Alice Oliver from Delbert Owen CG33EQIEe (TBnorrmtrrpcrTO Oliver, Jr., and to Fleda Faye from Charles W. Brackenbury Brackenbury, HI. NAME LEFT OUT The Canyonlands Motocross Club was sorry to leave out one of their riders in last weeks article. He is Ricky Bleggi, 125 expert, year end : No. 19. FROM SPANISH FORK Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson from Spanish Fork, Utah spent the weekend in Moab, visiting his brother Loren and wife Genevieve and other relatives. ARIZONA FOR HOLIDAYS Hal Johnson and wife Betty spent Christmas holidays in Phoenix, Ariz. with son Kerry who is employed there. The Johnsons enjoyed the nice weather and visiting with Kerry. For qualified applicants financing a $300 minimum purchase under a GECC Retail Installment Contract Plan. KBQSGGESF GBcJa A financing program for General Electric maor appliances. t Red Devils won the game to give them a perfect league record so far ithis season. Olathes Russ Mustek was too late to defend on the play. i1. Devils win one more 67-5- 8 against Olathe Mitch Johnson with 16; Jeff Hansen had 12 and Buddy Secrest had eight. Saturdays win advanced their season record to 3 and five wins and no losses in league play. Olathes Brett Crabb had the game high with 24 points. Jeff Haskell and Russ Musick each had eleven. Next Friday night will be a big .game for Moab on home court when lead. they take on San Juan. If we can beat San Juan, explained coach The Colorado team closed the gap to a six point margin with 50 seconds i Peterson, I think well be on our The following eivening the way. remaining in the game. Devils will travel to Monticello for a Jimmy Scrogum led the scoring for Moab with 20 points followed by game against the Buckaroos. Grand County High Schools varsity basketball team finished up on top of an exciting game against Olathe High School by a score of 67 to 68. y Oltahe led by five points through the first period but Moab led the way the remainder of the game. By the end of the first half, the Red Devils had an eight point 6-- mid-wa- GB&J a financing program for General Electric maor appliances. A Russ Donoghue accepts national R WA posi tion Moab resident, Russ is Donoghue leaving his position as program director for the Utah Rural Water Association of Utah to become a training officer for the national association, effective January 15. Mr. Donoghue assumed his position in Utah, with headquarters in Moab, in 1981, leaving private business in Moab. Prviously, he and his wife founded and operated Slickrock Country Campground, and before that they were both faculty members at Grand County High School. Long-tim- e . ; i i ea Smile flwhile Love is contagious we get it from each other. . . . FAMILY DRUG CENTER Michael L. Gorman, R. Ph. Phone Where'courtesy is contageous. 259-777- 1 EfOISCRUBBE 3 DISHWASHER 1 During his years in the Utah Rural Water position, he has traveled extensively, assisting small comd probmunities with on procedures them lems, advising and funding sources, and conducting frequent training seminars for operators of small water systems. The Utah staff has increased dramatically under his leadership, with a number of circuit riders now emplolyed to assist him from their locations in strategic points around 5.5 Cu. Ft. water-relate- Utah. His new position will take him to Duncan, Oklahoma, the national headquarters for 34 state associations. Robert Hilbert, general manager of the Salt Lake City Water Conservancy District, was high in his praise of Donoghues work in Utah. "To be asked to serve on a national level is certainly a recognition of his talents. He really turned things around for the Utah association while he managed it, Hilbert said. In his new position, Donoghue will train managers from 34 state organizations and also educate others in the drinking water field. His wife, Marjorie, an auditor for a local accounting firm, will remain in the Moab area through the end of tax season, and will then join Russ in Oklahoma. RECUPERATING AT HOME Mrs. Hallie Tibbitts is at home now after spending some time at L.D.S. Hospital where she had a complete knee replacement Dec. 19 in Salt Lake City. Her sister Mrs. Mildred Wendley brought Hallie home on her way to Arizona to visit her husband Joe who is employed there. 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