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Show Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday June 4, 2002 5 DIM suit JL (Continued from page 2) coflditkxis for fdnnal supervision, the court instructed Moyes victim restitution determined owing by itate coneo-(eft-s officials in connection with the felony level case obtrfofcany a cdjninal offenders identification card and ponea no pornography (any kind. In addition, the district judge oideied the defendant to enter into deemed warranted lpiete any substance abuse therapy programs school enrollment JJftate corrections officers, maintain full-tigagkyment status and voluntarily submit to random personprop-jjf- l formal probationary period. searches during the A in conclusion, die court mstxucted Moyes to vohmtaiuy report to Carbon County Sheriffs Office by May 21 to commence serving l batirany 36-mon-th appeared at the sentencing level criminal information containing four separate degree unlawful sexual activity with a minor offenses. I Pronoundng judgment in the felony level complaint, the court Sentenced ScoviUe to four consecutive terms in the state brison and fined the defendant $1,850 plus applicable interest. The district judge stayed tbe imposition of die four indeterminate prison terms, sentenced ScoviUe to 90 days in the county jail and : in a felony ment of corrections for 56 months. As conditions for formal supervision, the court ordered Scoville victims lb jr restitution expended on behalf of the iden-enterintt- V Complete an appropriate inpatient treatment program and obtain Barry a criminal nffaidwf irtnnrtfirnrinn amt In eAtitinn, the iKdrirtjnHpi inthnrtwl (w iMwMfant(nwnlte $0 laws and refrain from comma into contact with anyone younger il8yearsofage, except individuals in the home when supervised, t the formal probationary period. In conclusion, the court allowed Scoville the option of substitutg ing an adequate number of community service hours in lieu of the designated $1,850 fine amount and suspended the service of jdl jail time, oncondition the defendant enters intocompletes an jpropriate inpatient treatment program. Lavar Draper the defendant foiled to appear at a in a felony level criminal information containing two l th pay-jli- -- Slhew degree counts alpngwith two additional misdemeanor tiateeorvehareeft. Hie third degree felony level offenses filed against Draper J in- - means more As the room gets closer to completion I have to think how much this kitchen remodel, that by the (Continued from page 4) Utile 14 inch line could be installed.' course, the period that has -ensued since what I have dubbed Of. time it is through will have taken more than a year, has paratelled my fife. There have been periods where destruction has feigned, sometimes within my control, sometimes out the "time of destruction to the present has not always gone sftpotNy. After the demolition mess y&s cleaned up ft took quite a while befit I got started on anything. duded me aggravated assault count and one failure to respond to a law enforcement officer! command to stop (evasion) charge. Tim mBitwiMimr Mtewwy offcnSffS filed agairaq itefcmlgnt included on dass A exercising unlawful control over a vehideArailer and one das B theft by receiving stolen property (joyriding)() charge. Upon Draper's failure to appear at the previously scheduled criminal proceeding, the district judge authorized the issuance of a warrant for tbe defendants arrest and fixed bail on the warrant at $1)00. defendant appeared for pronouncement ofjudgJerry Short-th- e ment in a felony level criminal complaint containing a single third degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance offense. The court imposed a term in the state prison, but stayed the execution of the indeterminate incarceration period and sen- tenced Short to one year in the county jail The district judge directed Short to voluntarily report to tbe county sheriffs office by May 31 to commence serving the one-yejail sentence. .Actions taken In misdemeanor criminal matters in 7th District Court for Carbon County on May 28 before Judge Halliday: Tbdd Kevin Baxter - the defendant appeared at the sentencing ar rate counts, one dass A stance charge and one dass B Dl criminal convictions, the court sentenced Baxter to one year in the county jail and fined the defendant $500 plus applicable interest , The district judge suspended the service of the entire one-ye- ar incarceration period, on condition th$ defendant satisfies the designated $500 monetary assessment plus applicable interest in foil as directed. Tfcnjr Joseph Udovich - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings in a misdemeanor category criminal information containing one class A unlawfully sellingsupplying alcohol to minors count along with three additional dass B and class C charges. Hie additional offenses filed against Udovich included one class B unlawfully operating a motor vehicle on a denied drivers license count, one dass B driving a vehicle withoutAvith expired registration and one dass C operating a motor vehicle without liability insurance minors offense. After accepting the defendants guilty plea, the court tentatively set pronouncement ofjudgment in Udovichs class A misdemeanor unlawfully sellingsupplying alcohol to minors criminal conviction on July & In exchange for the defendants plea on the dass A count, the district judge granted a motion and dismissed the three remaining class B and clak C charges contained in the misdemeanor category criminal case filed against Udovich. Gary M. Kutkas - the defendant appeared to answer a misdemeanor category criminal information containing two separate dass B counts, one DUI and one unlawfully operating a motor vehicle on the sink in the laundry room (I feared without progress on the room I would be the one to have to do them - that way). We ate on the patio and far about three months the kitchen I a a lot havent finished, but in- Bookclfff Medical Plaza 590 E. 100 N.( Suite 1 East Carton Clinic 200 Park Place For Appointment Call 613-150- i OMwMm P-- 0 Locally Owned A Operated 140 Ifwfe Cedar Kills Drive ia Pries. Can a teas Fitness fed Passes cu-ois- life. Or is it Physical Therapy Preferred provider for most Insurances All outpatient services provided And unlike your spouse, hell never tell you that you're too old to be doing that stuff. Pretty bad when a kitchen remod- -; eCmgjob is an altegory for the events in isHProRehah Lee will help you get better fast and he'll work with you to create a fitness plan that will help you avoid future injury. tend too. L wasjusiauvQupnareTromTODaa ddof'to the rest of the house. the cold weather came. We dedded 'not to have our annual Hal-l ipwpen parry; annougn me recently insulated old rafters and walls and M 1 K I J flnM ancKni iinounim hoots kxmq preny nary. -- ' With construction at a halt, we ijibVed in some temporary cupboards and the stove aid began to iiytjin the kitchen again with just disagreement. ' Then go see Lee Nielsen, physical therapist at Mountain Land Rehabilitation. And in the end, there is still of things paraphernalia offense. Pursuant to a negotiated resolution arrangement, Wilson waived the right to trial in the misdemeanor category complaint and the defendant executed a plea in abeyance agreement on the class A unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance count along with the dass A possessionuse of drug paraphernalia charge. As conditions for authorizing the plea in abeyance document, the district judge ordered Wilson to pay a $1,000 fee plus applicable interest, cover all Court costs stemming from the misdemeanor category criminal case and violate no laws during the designated term of WMesWssf: tories and other times feeling defeated by the litbest of things. There have been problems to solve that seemed impossible to resolve. But somehow they got fixed. in 10-da- fmmmmwmw it There have been times of great frustration and great triumph. I have found myself revelling in small vic- summer. We could cook outside on the barbecue. I even hooked up the dishwasher out on the patio so dishes wouldn't have to be washed by hand d Pursuant to a negotiated settlement arrangement, the defendant Waived the right to trial in the misdemeanor category complaint and Udovich pleaded guilty to the class A sellingsupplying alcohol to of the bounds of my ability to change , ; ,1 mean it was easy to live without a kitchen. Forme anyway. It was offense. a denied driven license charge, as well as an additional class C open container of alcohol offense. Pursuant to a negotiated disposition agreement, Kutkas waived the right to trial in the misdemeanor category complaint and the defendant pleaded guilty to the dass B misdemeanor DUI count. Proceeding with sentencing in Kutkas class B DUI criminal conterm in the county jail and fined viction, the court imposed a 10-the defendant $1,200 plus applicable interest Hie district judge authorized Kutkas to complete the y incarceration period via weekend service, starting June 7, and placed the defendant on informal probation to the court for 18 months. In exchange for Kutkas' guilty plea on the DlJI charge, the court granted a motion dismissing the remaining dan B denied driven license and class C open container of alcohol offenses contained in the misdemeanor category criminal case filed against the defendant Jolynne Wilson - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings in a misdemeanor category criminal information containing two separate class A counts, one unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance charge and one unlawful possessionuse of drug Prefcncd provider for BtueCross8tuc5htekl. Most Insurances accepted. a metaphor? Ill AI1LITATIO ? . .A- - a ! iUUluilk 1 ops ognouiD Ranging Trom mo cm-inThat is what I call the "transient kitchen period. Thats because the E? iftOSt 1.J nsr ana oisnos ana of the food was in the Jiving iborit, the cooking facilities were the t to A mnpraur in old kitchen, and since we rfidnt like plaster and insulation on our plates along with pasta and chicken, -we ate in the family room whfle the microwave kept us company, finally late in the winter the wal-- It So KuMMlliilftlMg Doaruwemup,Duicenamiynoiwim-o- ut 4 few wrinkles; literally. I can do . rtfA some things OK, but hanging wall-oa- rd is not one rtf them. Luckily my there to keep me calm, were fons I f Ithough 30 did have one tantrum a piece of sheet rock went fying out of the back door after five rips at making it fit correctly failed, torn then on I was refieved of my where A . : B uties as a wallboard guy try my amity. They ware probably afraid I . night get out the sledge hammer might have to start over ind.we gam.' . Soon the walls were up and the upjioards were put together and ung, the counter tops went on and fie sink went in. Then the crowning fictoiy as the refrigerator was . . in and the dishwasher was nee again Installed inside the I i A m I'JM Aniitniiiiiitftir.iirNii)Hiii Vivilt (tan m (TiJianD'itrr 4ir CHANCES ARC YOUR OAS BILL READS THE SAMI WAYi Higher in the winter, lower in ihe summer But you can change that. W check ihe boe for the Equal Payment Plan on this month's gas bill and your annual fuel cost will be divided Mo equal payments, to you'll pay the same amount every month. It. sure makes budgeting a lot easier And twice a year, Questar wilt adjust your payment to I ensure you're hot paying for gas you haven't foed. You can even hove payments automatically withdrawn from your bank account. 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