Show Police Blotter Police B oref Po' c determined by Sheriff Ed Phillips tod Chronicle Progre atv-a arres's of co sequence The Po’ce pub'c has a rgut so Borer is comped t MCSO frsrra:'csn is from cfter's reports However nc de:s ray pot appear or appear at a U'er date All de'ays do occr atd persons charged w th a fe'ory will be pub! shed Te Millard County Sheriff s Office Info from June th lo June I2th 2000 Information is comp tied by MCSO Staff all suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty Monday Jane 5th Y was arrested at mp 146 II 05 a m Hector Adrian Auguiano 22 Las Vegas northbound b Trooper Dave Bairett Augu'ano was dnvirg a brown 9S5 Buick when he was stopped for speed ng in the 65 rrMe per hour construction zone He was unab're to produce a driver's license and a record's check showed he had an active arrest warrant from South Salt Lake Justice Court He was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class C m:sd speeding and never obta nirg a drivers to the charges Hewas given license He appeared in front of Judge Hare and pled a fine and released from jail Salt Lake authorities declined to pick him Lp for the SSI 5 warrant so he was released 6 45 p m 911 dispatch is advised of an accident at mp 56 on SR6 50 west of Delta Deput es Clete Carter and Alan Purvis responded as well as Trooper M ke Thomas bulldozer was beirg transported on a low boy According to Thomas a Caterpillar type tra ier when something happened to the trailer causing it to veer off the shoulder of the road The trailer broke into three pieces and the bulldozer overturned off the side of the road The cleanup and up righting of the huge piece of construction equ pment took There were no many hours There was approx S30000 damage done in the accident injuries Tuesday June 6th 9 40 p m Trav is Jason Off ret 21 Spanish Fork L'T wasarrested at mp 91 on SR 6 1993 Ford Ranger pickup when he was north of Delta OfTret was driving a grey stopped for speeding 85 mph in a 65 zone A records check uncovered an active arrest warrant out of Helper He was transported to jail and charged into West Millard Justice Court with Class C misd speeding and driv ing on suspension He posted the S360 bond on those charges and was released after Helper officials declined to pick him up Thursday June 8th 00 am Hemenegildo Hernandez 36 Delta was arrested at 7000 West 1930 North for an incident by Deputies Clete Carter and Cameron Lebbon Hernandez wasarrested female had been fond'ed and was which occurred recently at a local bar A pushed down and drug into a bathroom before she was able to escape Inters lews were He was Hernandez’ to arrest done with a number of subjects prior transported to jail and charged into the 4th District Court w ith 2nd degree felony forcible sexual abuse His bail was later set at S 0000 and he is still incarcerated pending arraignment in that court 37 a m Brandon Leon Simmons 18 Meadow L'T and Kristopher Charles Hogoboom 16 Fillmore were arrested at mp 159 5 on the west frontage road of Simmons was driv ing a grey 9S3 Oldsmobile 98 when he was stopped by Deputies Bill Jackson and Steve O Camb for an equipment violation The deputies suspected drug impairment and a drug pipe was found on Simmons A subsequent search of the vehicle uncovered suspected methamphetamme in baggies along with other paraphernalia Simmons performed field sobriety tests prior to be ng arrested for DLT He and Hogoboom were both transported to jail where Simmons was charged with 2nd degree felony to distribute and Class B misd possession possession of methamphetamme with intent of marijuana possession of drug paraphernalia contributing to the delinquency of a minor and an equipment violation Hogoboom was charged with 2nd degree felony possession with intent to distribute methampheiamine and Class B misd possession of paraphernalia possession of marijuana He was then transported to the Slate Canyon Juvenile Detention Facility in Provo During a booking search of Simmons more suspected methamphetamme was found on his person A 2nd degree felony charge of possession of methamphetamme inside a correctional facility was then added to his charges He appeared and bail and was $1000 ilson stopped at 385 South 200 618 a m Adult Probation and Parole OtTicer Ron West in Fillmore to conduct a probationary check Upon entering the home W ilson found a number of subjects and asked for additional deputies to assist The officers found four adults and two juveniles inside the house All six of the subjects were taken A thorough into custody and transported to jail after drug paraphernalia was found search of the house was condi’ d and numerous items of drugs and paraphernal' i were found as well as other illegal items Cecilia Colledge Decker 43 who resides at that dress was charged into 4th District Court with 3rd deB gree felony possession of methamphetamme Class misd possession of drug paraphernalia and also a probation violation Her bail was set at $1000 on the new charges She is also being held in jail on a no bail warrant from the 4th District Court for vilatmg her prooation with the new charges David Shawn Dewolfe Jr 19 Fillmore was charged with 3rd degree felony possession of methamphetamme Class B misd possession of marijuana possession of drug paraphernalia and contributing to the delinquency of a minor He is already on probation from other cases in the East Millard and Fillmore City Justice Courts so He he was charged with a probation violation as well remains incarcerated on $1000 cash bail Michael Cecilia Colledge Decker Stephen Wing 19 Provo UT was charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B misd possession of marijuana possession of paraphernalia and carry ing a concealed for a recent weapon He was also on probation from the Fillmore City Justice Court conviction He appeared in front of Judge Ron Hare and pledgmlty to a violation of his probation and was given 15 days in jail His bond on the new charges was set at $500 He is still incarcerated Curtis Lee Wallace 19 West Valley City UT was charged into FCJC with Class B misd possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia H! bond was set at $925 which he posted and was released James Charles “Charlie" O’Hara 6 Fillmore was charged into the 4th District Court with 3rd degree felony possession of methamphetamine possession of an illega' firearm (sawed otT shotgun) and Class B misd possession of marijuana and possession of drug in paraphernalia He was transported to the Slate Canyon Juvenile Detention Facility Provo where he is still incarcerated female juvenile was charged into juvenile court with Class B misd A six possession of drug paraphernalia She was then released to her family Five of the people in the home tested positive for drug use Those five were positive for marijuana and some were positive for methamphetamine also 29Salt Lake City UT was arrested at 758 pm Douglas Alexan by Detective Jim Masner Gomez- - Fernandez was driving a mp 171 southbound white 2000 Honda Accord when he was stopped for going 94 mph in a 75 zone A record’s check showed his license was suspended and he had an active warrant for his arrest He was transported to jail and charged into EMJC with Class C misd driving on he posted SLC suspension and speeding Bail on those charges was set at $360 which authorities refused to pick him up on the warrant so he was released Friday June 9th Brandon Leon Simmons 18 Meadow UT was charged into 4th District Court with 1st degree felony attempted murder and 1st degree felony aggravated burglary of a dwelling Simmons was still incarcerated from an arrest earlier in the week when these new charges were added 4th District Court Judge Gary Stott ordered Simmons held without baii on these charges which stem from a June 4th incident w here three men were bludgeoned w hile sleeping in an apartment in Fillmore Simmons will be arraigned on the new charges this week Other arrests are also pending in the case No other information on the arrest or vestigation will be released at this time " ' Saturday June 10th 200 p m Anthony John Cervantez aka Johnny Sanchez 19 of Linday CA (formerly Delta) was extra- Brandon LbOD Simmons dited from Gem Idaho by Sgt Scott Corry after being arrested there Cervantez was wanted on a warrant issued by 4th District Court with a $20000 bail The warrant stems from a case investigated by Detective Roger Young and includes three 3rd degree felony counts of forgery three counts of Class B misd theft and three counts of Class B misd receiving possessionor distribution of stolen property Cervantez is still incarcerated Sunday June 11th male juvenile from Reservation Road in Kanosh was 1:00 pm a rested by Deputy Rick Carter Carter was investigating a residential burglary on the reservation He said that the suspect entered a residence through a w indow and stole a stereo system The property was recovered and the juvenile was booked into jail and charged into 4th District Juvenile Court with 2nd degree felony residential burglary and Class A misd theft He was then released to his parents Accidents Fire and EMS There were 12 traffic accidents investigated by MCSO and the local Utah Highway Patrol Troopers Only two if those accidents were with injury There were fourteen different fire related incidents this week with the accidents hay stack fires brush fires and a car fire There were 17 different ambulance calls this week with West Millard Responding the nine East Millard to seven and Scipio Ambulance to one MCSO deputies filed 55 incident reports this past week Speeding Tickets on MCSO Deputies issued 84 speeding tickets on special speed enforcement shifts this week The average speed was 925 mph with 12 tickets over 100 mph The top speed was 106 mph Sgt Jeff Whatcott Detective Roger Young and Deputies Moms Burton and Loruen Lewis all wrote three each of 00 mph or more V J r-- ' - h- - ( r Miss Hmckley Cynthia Jones (c) a”d Linsey anfd 2nd Attendant Sandra Hales (r) 1st Webb Attendant (I) Hinckley Town Royalty Reining over the Days of the Old West Rodeo will be Queen Leslie Jo Webb (c) and Patnaa Proirse 1st Attendant (I) and Brenda Ell son 2nd chosen ‘aterie by Attendant (r) Days of the Old West Rodeo Royalty Mason itemert ran high as sev en girls competed before family friends and neighbors for the title of M'ss Hinckley June 3 To start things off the girls dressed in denim shorts and straw hats danced to the John Denver classic “Thank God I'm a Country Boy" A rousing finish by the girls who sang "Thank God I'm a Country Girl" brought cheers from an enthusiastic audience M C Rick Murdock kept the crowd in good humor with his amusing impersonation of President Clinton and other jokes and anecdotes His original songs with self accompaniment were also very much enjoyed Five members of Bone oce Rustin Hams Tim Johnson Josh Larson and Brendon Spencer and T racy Taylor and Dorothy right of last year s royalty also presented musical numbers The contestants were Linsey Webb daughter of Jody and Darlene ebb Jessica Finlinson daughter of Diane and Craig Goodrich and Courtney F inlinson Crystal and Jennifer McDermaid duaghter of Todd and Janet McDermaid Sandra Hales Exc daughter ol Lonnie and Lujean lales T Howes daughter of Roger and Ruthanna Howes and Cynthia Jones daughter of Calvin and Brenda Jones The competition consisted of a personal interview with judges performing a chosen talent and modeling and evening hile only gown w ith points in each area the judges knew the results of the the girls wowed the audience with their talents hich included a piano solo singing daocingand a poem recitation Bone oce members escorted the young women through not one but two decorated arches and the stage f Med with flower arrangements was a wonderful backdrop from the girls to display the lovely gowns I ach contestant was given a red rose before the new royalty was The winners were Miss announced Hinckley - Cynthia Jones I" Attendant Sandra inscy Webb 2 Attendant Haics Caro'ine Palmer and her crew are to he commended for the terrific amount of work they put into making this year's pageant a success - the This year the roya'ts Days of Rodeo wav vl en on pril Old )) The queen is e'h Jo ebb D Attendant is Patricia Prows- and 2‘ he royally will llison lendant is Brenda W he reigning over the Day s ot the Old est We Rodeo held in Del a ' hintill also be makmg appcrnces at the l te Stampede H nek ey oneer Davs rnanv other celebrations throughout ttresummer W c are a'vo really excited to stl up a hooth at the Millard County hair e will he Signing autographs tor the kids J(1j tt Juve an aryay of unique cra'ts set e are looking torwarei to see(Uc Up mg you throughout the summer anu e'penally at the Davs of the Old West Rocue v0U there1 g u nj ial Jnj the 2’’ 2KXJ set at I COPY “Trr Medical care & prescription drugs available for free Financial assistance network in has just published a new booklet "Free & Low Cost Medical Care" The booklet includes information on how and where to get free and low cost medical cane under the Federal program The program has been in effect for over 50 years providing more than 35 billion dollars in free and low cost care to qualified participants The program was established in 1946 to assist in the construction and modernization of hospitals and medical care facilities Nearly 6 billion dollars in grants and loans were given to 7000 facilities in over 4000 communities In exchange the facilities agreed to prov ide a reasonable amount of services to persons residing in the local community who are unable to pay “There are currently 687 facilities that prov ide free or low cost medical care Ov er 100 prescription drugs are also available for free or very low cost to qualified individuals Unfortunately many qualified people do not take advantage of these programs because there is rarely any publicity inform the public” says Paul Navcstad founderof Financial Assistance Network “A step by step outline guides consumers through the process of finding a participating facility and applying to determine their eligibility for free or low cost care" Financial Assistance Network is an organization established by volunteers dedicate to helping people who cannot afford medical care or prescription medication The primary purposes of Financial Assistance Network are to inform potentially qualified applicants about the patient sistance programs for which they appear eligible and assist them in the enrollment process Consumers can receive a copy by sending $5 to cover the cost of printing postage and handling to financial Assistance Low cost Medical Care P O Box Booklet - Dept 60848 Washington DC Consumers can also got more information about free and low cost medical care and prescription drugs by calling or visit the organization's web site www FinancialAssistanceNetwork org Summertime thirst prompts advisory hey have the most creativeand colorlabels all trying to conv ince the consumer that their product is the purest ncalihieat and best on the market Summertime sees an increase in the popularity of bottled water across I tah and the United States Summertime is also the time of year the Division of Regulatory Serv ices sees an increase in improperly labeled or misleading claims by bottling companies “Some people simply stick a name or business reference on a bottle and think its all right" said Claudia Gale labeling specialist for the division "Bottled water that is sold to the public must meet several health and safety standards as well as comply w ith ertismg regu lations" The division is starting a public awareness campaign with the W inter Olympics in mind An increase of bottled water products is expected between now and 2002 when hundreds of thousands of entrepreneur set up shop in Utah Gale wants water companies gearing up for the games to know their product could be pulled from stores if they don’t follow proper regulations Currently the division is investigating several companies because of labeling probe lems If the label says the water comes from Yellowstone springs or some other cleansounding source then the water cannot be bottled form a water source elsewhere The water must come from where the bel implies Gale advises consumers to read the bel completely and notify her it they discover a suspicious product The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food is creating a wch page at www ag state ut us that will inform consumers about bottle water regulations ful r I jCtTak! jL Becky Adams Carol Henne Penny and King He ' 'J' r Nir' Phyllis Wood enjoying fa licxlixi Continued from frontpage "Dell's commitment to the residents here is remarkable He is one in a mil Inin never plays favorites among the resthe other idents" said Phyllis Wood residents agreed with her evaluation and many complimentary and positive remarks were added Ashby lives across the street from the Sands and is always accessible to residents He enoys his work and believes every senior should have the opportunity for sale affordable and comlortahle living conditions Although there is a waiting list most of those wanting to move into the apartments can do so within a short time Many on the list are not quite ready to give up their personal homes at the time ol a vacancy and other applicants are accepted Two bedroom apartments for couples are also available Applications can be obtained trom Ashby who works at the apartments each weekday morning ve seen 'em come seen 'em go and illian seen 'em slay" said ic who turns 8"’ next month and has lived at the Sands 2 years nine of which has been conlor secutive "It's a great place to live " and 1 to 01:0 S i u I) y 1 IxsjllcO Deadline for all announcements school news io Stmu It etc fit ttt' tLiriwiitr $till Hrnwnnl for bin to lyt iioiio for HImt O 5 pm on Fridays ill Wrlill l(rl ttiniirr lo must firt" oi kt wo in lit ts to n kt'ts khtfy Itial'i of tin V Olltt'sio linrliv II ALL ADVERTISING It ’l'u hr Iff for Mo n (nn lilt tls uUof hunt IiiMivm Kill's for oli lmwiiit luM IiiiHt loWin its for tin lliHtturs IWlt Aiy(iMiN for SI lotifiipjs r 4h on thill loll r( is IcO l7 SffMJftf mi Jiimhn Ihm liasosO clnrlo ln OTIinmjjhoiil Jhim '" llmmli hm Jmir Sjihmliv Jmiii lo of llil Stliioln inht of lulni Hull lhvol iIh ( oi (Ml MrIo Kiriilx At NUwm Mnfcr North Hilin h Jiom iV Hu Full (4 VijHM 44" or ln'rrOiHul lobby Delta Sands OWilli (JnartiT Include self addressed stamped ens elope for return of photos !)rV'V S - DEADLINES Monday NOON x? iV V makes the which i ffo ' S l ifA ii i Mounts km: IT"- if"t 0 eents Apartments are adorned with residents personal items move from lifelong homes less of an adjustment IIh U KM rr Mult iU'tlrt mu W ’4l n 4 InUin SJr Hu ' mi ot nvlm hsixi' |