Show " The Herald Journal Logan Utah a £ Wednesday October 7 ' Page3 s?g?v in Volunteer positions atFjre Department i The Hue will be ’ - Mv y1 Tug Department JLbgan accptapplications Lorraine Pace both promise: commitment and responsibility less-expenenc- ed (jipUcanteinustbelSyeanofa pass me Fire Department entry fitness test have a Utah driver’s license be n y high school graduate or equivalent mid r reside Within 12 miles of the Logan CSty 0 Vj-T- ( jfXfiivih V- b By Michael - 4 tjbgan High senior winsscholarship School senior A hat won Logan tiigh a $20000 American Legion Samsung ' also of Logan High won one of the $20000 scholarships last year Twelve are awarded each year to pvt ‘’f s‘ j( another side of what people - was raised in such n floor “A lot of times you have to be in the halls and in the bsdt rooms m meetings to get things rolling and get them accomplished” Olsen explained “I do spend a lot of time behind the scenes Bo-So- on live-becaus- 1 done in the hallways and committee meetings before bills reach the House ipOlkm endowment from Samsung elec tponks The company joined with the Legion the nation’s largest veteran's organization inl995 to offer scholarships to direct descendants of hbaonbly discharged wmtime veterans Song Samsung President called the scholarship a gesture of and for the Umted-State-s positive family” she said During the past 10 years she has served in GOP leadership positions inctuding vice chair of the sute Republi-090 arty 10(1 P1 Cache County organization “I don’t think I had the shock that most of them have because I have been on the floor a lot and I have been observing the process for the past 10 helped me to already years” she said of the legislaknow at least It two-thir- tors very welL I’ve helped some of them get elected I’ve walked a lot of their districts and I’ve been in eveqr district in the state” “Because I had known ao many of the legislators venr well and they knew me very well I didn’t have to go through that period of frying to build partnerships and build credibilily became they already knew me” Olsen said “She had plenty of back- ground and she’s fast learner She didn’t need any hefeMalL”- ‘iiisnea&d work hard on it” he added Blit he remembers what hit first few 'ItfainLif people understood the were likeln Xhi: CxpitoLnsd he 'years thesrfrsues thejr Wwridbe'v nows many of the freshmen legislators n use a helping band — despite which ce was appointed less than two party they represent unex years ago to fill Fred HunsaLer’s Z “1 was downtrodden and browbeat his retirement after term pired A‘ MMh MaacerqHwWd Journal from the Legislature She has served when I first got in” he said But a Democrat Jack Saudi put his In of his term But Tooele left Utah and Evan Otaan represent Cache Valey tha nearly Republicans LoraJrw jPaos Olsen and cheered him up arm around Houtu of Rapreiantativea Pact has tha second shortest tenure among Houaa col- that’s not to say she was inexperienced state most current she is when was 20 service As repteeenta-llvsin the political process among years o( leagues whle QIsen's See ELECTION on Page 4 ' r I’ve never been afraid to take an back-£oum!t- ' Smtthfiefdm abuse ndtguitfytosex Smithfield man ho faces 12 counts Guardian Ad Litem program in Cache County in the early 1980s to represent bused children in court “That was a experience for great IMlfgfailfllll mi rjrCir mt Beeing WJCHE3 weekly sometimes daily I’Ve had calls from out of my district even out of the state on lames You have to be willing to listen and speod the time in talking to these people” He knows a lot of the worit tint gets tThe scholarship refunded by a $S of forcible sexual abuse pleaded three-fourt- 33 is accused of abusing a 16- - to 17- - year-ol- d female bn several instances between Deh of 1996 and April of 1998 A preliminary hearing hat been set 'fer NovfZ5'If convicted of the second degree felonies Yancey frees one to 13 years in theUtah Stale prison for each of the 12 cfriini&Cf' Yancey Spackman ! fF two-yea- r ' ® ' tive services where she started the “There’s n tremendous amount (of homework)” Olsen said “I get calls involvement A Pace’s background includes extensive work with the Division of Family Services especially the area of child protec- more than any other state representative Pace n Republican from Logan is a freshman in dm House with the second least amount of tenure in the November election to rctriadmir Girls State pnacademic need and (yinto irresponsible mid I made a to myself that 1 would never promise n voting booth uninagain step formed” dm said “That started me on this road” years of service under his belt — Legion students basedin JU8I WflflCPiy StODpCQ tDO IDOIlgKK ( statesman in the and Girls State spoa tJ aTT!!S Utah House of Representatives with 20 across die country who participated 1998 Boys ChrisJewel a Republiand dairy Ward is an elder tChris Jewell son of Jan and Steve Jewel) of Logan was one oC 12 sdwlar-- r ship winners chosen from students T she fonad herself in the voting booth which hwtf to idkL RWeibel farmer from Yeung student at that schooL i i Olsen can making lusmesei year in a row one of the awards went to a A ' appointed “My punts instilled in me a conviction to vote and I have never missed vot ing” she said Wheatshe was 23 and had just moved to a town in southern Idaho Pace said Loraine Pace spends an hour after each day in the Legislature reading and Evan CM sen on answering her dm other hand doesn’t tun on his computer — he prefers to talk to people oyer thephooe Sf 750-998- s (£ : d- limitLAppUcatioaS can be picked op fromihe Logan CiQr Hall information desk23$ N Main or from the Logan Fire Stamm 76 E 200 North Applica- lions will be accepted until 5 njn Oct 9 For toore information call the Logan 3 City Fsre Department at' ' i ' tf '' ! Wnotac v‘ ' This la ttw second part in a of atortaa featuring Cache Valley candMatsa for eeale In the Utah Houaa of A Rapraaantativaa Tha Democratic dial y langara ware featured last waak A third RapuMcan canddata Craig Buttare was nut of Umwi Mb waak but ha wM be faa 'hired mvrvro month whan The Herald fJoumai rune a series of quattion-anjrmvnMoriaa bom ha jndvkhial ttTQisla- - SwTaafegnEvan 01sl"anflfdlbjHiiM from individuals interested in volunteering J form FireRescuC Reserve Program Interest ‘ hs sefcuatyy to win Plpn rJtCfa charges Vlbinivllla Planning Cowunlaalon jnaats at 8 pjnThuradayatttwdtyofllca' 480 E 300 Squ8i Agenda Rama hduda: tAddrassing Randy Andsraon’s raquastl for a pano to buM a home at 105 It 300 Addressing CraigNalsonra reqoari for !- Addressing - N on-li- :100 East 4 Dlstmsaing trend dadteation and the : poiaMn yarianca on (remaga bitha proj ppaad Naaroa Subdivision Rarigwlng lha aubdMston appfcaBon pnmisifi A' h "n Pishing tha next maating and assign-Wcdundl mealing repreaantatlva i v ASix-year-o- ld er ne dd ' & W -- f n't t £ a report bom tw cound repr :P - dd IftkA nvappm utsing promts on v " prejact uv'fe affordabia tha p RariawTng proposad — : i'n imagesl:1' fsses-Easufi CMon Qagg's requaatfor a piannK to add a real to a dock at 129 'Mj-ii- By Jeremy B Pugh IMnWiWf -- 2J a permit to ranovala a greanhouao at 38Q Npoo w ofwhkh exUjJ dur-participams clearly dqncted underage Hamilton questioned Dicker tbod her invotvanent in the incident and Division of Child and Family SerRebecca Lynn Tucker’s first vices Case Worker Lyan Jaggi and parole hearing resulted only in n the foster parent who is taking care A confirmation of her original zero-u-child read of the were five year sen- against Dicker’s release tence in the -" ' remaining count was low- Jaggi admonished Hamilton to tvr-man who was ar state prison consider that Dicker had not been m Tbcker is serv-jail for as long as Brittany was the sentence ing Brace Ward s 11 dw County Attorney guilty fbesdmr to onecount trf attempted for her put in I “You have been m jail and might hecauseGuthne lowered sexual exploitation of n minor a third keeping her then understaad a little of what (die girl) 'degree fckmy a retrieving the illicit :'S went through” Jaggi told Dicker adopted daugh-t“But yon have had a bed (the girl) "after uraajf' locked in n did not You have clothing (The hadn’t! A basement far 11 ' crossed the line” said Cache County:! fmonths chat room After several months of The girl) did not Yon have people to talk to (the girl) did not You hare conversation between Guthrie and Ranke’s Uepmy Attorney Bruce Ward Guthrie is to ? Tbefanr Sentonro after ego Guthrie suggested a be sentenced on Nov 23 He bees zero to meals aad (the girl) was being ? the pemteirtiary to be raviawad starved to death” meeting at the Cache County Fsugroundsv: five yean in the Utah State penitentiary ’’i list mOBtH 'IS ' ttMutolu V Guthrie arrived at the ffimonnds bn ndvirint jmyone ngl '( required by law Logan poliro According to the schedule -In1 released by the Utah Board of Pai An 24 at female die Internet to use caution when making “far every 4 Sept ajn svj'Ornate The official parole board donw Tucker will not be released deeby was In place and: Ranke and Logan r contact With strangers Pedophiles and A derision wu made available Diet- - until Police SgL Greg Riddles were waiting la Mother criminals are active and fonkfag for April of 2003 Howerei Dick-wil- l the winn Guthrie was taken into custody easy prey Tbey also advise parents to keep s heap for review withoutmddem X tag the emotional heanngH yearly until than' It is possible she home cmnputers visiUe when children ami Board of Pardons member Keith v could obtain an early release f According to court documents Guthrie ? uriug fbenLlfs 'i East - Nn ft421 dm'ppedmsii TheComishTownCouncawanot meet thisThursday The maedng hat bean postponed until naxt Thuraday OcL ' I? nthpr A 4 s rlre re vt t IreVre re I : are Ire ' VM Are n rl S iBOgall planning and Zoning meat at 5:30 pjn Thura-- day nt'tha Logan Municipal Council P reportare odtors and photographere on : chance to ottar n onreonal pwiewire nawaacBre pwvwive events and other facets of Ufa Todaa column la written by Cache magazine eritor Nancy Bod- - 5 Spring HoSow Stanch Offica-Wasat- DfX®ertV? ch t v ' -? Hughes Storego'V' i' 100 North 191 Eastrezona " yWImmardavalopmant - r- - ' -ylanflBwinaas faulting Wastbn Storage faulting addtioa PUblfc hearing on North Main Redavil- opmantAgancyr Parltaraubdviaion ) ' ? 4s I i " School newt tips I j 21 y ? V Maybel’U need a concealed weapons permit maybe not Either way Tm forgetting all this “We can coexist education is the key” v A MnnnsnjtoMjM jm vw ’ : j thinking ! J ! Thtf’s whatTm ’ thinking a sophisticated blow v I h lied to the 1 on the fanike: bike with atriggerb That'll be just the trick - a Sure it'll take a little practice to get Sneak up behind me and honk just as toy aim down but there’s nothing uke you flank me and yep yon guessed it revenge to make a person devoted phhhhtchooo flat tire (and in this case die TU Before be if nailing yon know j V four sounds like n nice number)! tires of every inconsiderate thoughtless know someone I know will I Tm T than you" “Bicycle what inevitably preu dharges me discharging or just plain sttipid driver out a weapon and alL But I could just plrod-sel" defense Veer in front of me for a right turn and y Let's face it a driver hits me heshe it'll be phhhhtchooo flat tire! has themselves a bad day Me Tm dead Cut me off at an intersection (thinking Bummer if I break a few windows or everything's just fine as long as you don’t make eye contact) and it’ll bephh-- maybe poke somebody’s eye out seems hhtchooo flat tire! a small price to pay for education Noth- - tuer onqdete ''"X Rand reporter 752-21Ext 3030 Miriam V-- rere -' ' — V'-S- v v rew v ing Eke a tattle fedjr to make someone sit attention q and pay They could print warnings in the test nmuaL and driver’s edteach-- y cn could preach about the dangers of turn in frool of a f making a riit-ha- d sft 55 N Main Subjects on tha i ‘w-- A lre' AA'-wrer- rere re- - mjm a I t ’s rV Wcycle’V- Hey they couMevn have thore little triangle waning signs in the tonds with V' tncycle in the middle of a circle with a ? Ime throat OK maybe Tm bring delusional ‘ i 'again But next time you cruise through an intersection or make a tight turn only to see a cyclist shaking a fist (or a finger) at you in the rearview 1 want you to remember ooe word — phhhhtcbooa ii M A A dri-ver- - - r4- ry f i |