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April 22, 2010 I The Lovell Chronicle i 5
Law enforcement to carry a
torch for Special Olympics
BY BRAD DEVEREAUX
Area Law Enforcement
personnel will light a torch
and carry it for children of
the Special Olympics in a
fundraiser event scheduled
for mid-May.
Big Horn County Sheriff
Ken Blackburn said his de-
partment started the event
last year and is taking the
lead again in 2010, organiz-
ing the torch run that will go
from Basin to Lovell. Area
law enforcement will join
the Sheriffs Department,
traveling on foot, horse-
back, bikes, or other forms
of transportation.
"The Special Olym-
pics is a cause we as law
enforcement support very
strongly," Blackburn said.
"We're going out to carry
the torch and raise aware-
ness for these kids."
Kids from the Special
Olympics are expected to
join in the festivities again
this year, Blackburn said.
Last year, several Special
Olympians rode in a horse-
drawn wagon for a portion
of the ride.
Blackburn said the pub-
lic is welcome to join the
group for a barbeque fol-
lowing the torch run. Dona-
tions for the Special Olym-
pics are welcome and will
be collected throughout the
event, he said. Blackburn
said he plans to purchase
the barbeque meat and
condiments with personal
funds and salads and des-
serts will be contributed by
torch run participants and
the public.
During the debut of the
torch run in 2009, the group
raised $3,600 for Special
Olympics, Blackburn said.
The goal for this year's
event is about the same, he
said.
Planning for this year's
event started earlier than
in 2009, he said, and the
group is hoping for a good
turnout.
More details about the
event will be publicized in
the future. For more infor-
mation contact the Sheriffs
Department at 568-2324.
Man caught with pants down
The Lovell Police De-
partment received the fol-
lowing calls for the week of
April 13-20, 2010:
April 13" The LPD received
a report of a man urinat-
ing while standing near the
entrance of a Lovell Main
Street business. An officer
made contact with the man,
who admitted his wrongdo-
ing. The man was written a
citation for indecent expo-
sure.
Officers responded to a
reported domestic dis-
pute at a home in Lovell.
Officers discovered one
of the people involved in
the argument had been
locked out of the house,
but no physical violence
had taken place. The
parties agreed to sepa-
rate for the night.
April 14" An officer re-
sponded to a reported do-
mestic dispute in progress
in Lovell. Upon arrival, the
officer checked the identi-
fication of everyone there
and foun twgiO, jaors at
the' home where'Iiqhor was
present. After submitting
to a breathalizer test, the
two minors were written ci-
tations for MIP: Alcohol.
m-An employee of a local
restaurant reported she
received a rare coin val-
ued at about $1,500 and
wanted to check if any
coin collections were re-
cently reported stolen.
April 15: The LPD forward-
ed to the Game Warden a
report of a large bear about
one mile north of Frannie
on the west side of the rail-
road tracks.
April 16-" Scott Murphey
reported he backed into a
power pole near his house.
There was only minor dam-
age to his car's bumper and
Rocky Mountain Power was
notified of the minor acci-
dent.
April 17: A Lovell officer
wrote a citation to a Lovell
man after investigating a
smashed windshield of a ve-
hicle parked in Lovell.
April 18: The LPD is in-
vestigating video evidence
from a shoplifting incident
that occurred at the Red
Apple Supermarket.
Kaleb Leithead was writ-
ten a citation for failure
to report a crash after he
struck a vehicle in the
Lovell High School park-
ing lot and allegedly left
without reporting the ac-
cident.
April 19: The LPD re-
sponded to a report of a
single-vehicle accident on
Main Street near Nevada
Avenue. Upon making con-
tact with the driver, the
officer suggested a family
member who was on-scene
transport her to the hospi-
tal because she was exhib-
iting signs of an unknown
medical condition.
" Officers arrested Jes-
sie Rodriguez following
a report that a man was
going through vehicles
in a Lovell neighbor-
hood. He was arrested
on an outstanding coun-
ty warrant and also cit-
ed with breach of peace
.and ransprted to Ja|
in Basin. ...........
Powell troop support reaches seven years
Powell Troop Support
will reach seven years of
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monthly mailings to soldiers
:::: f the Chrni in Iraq and Afghanistan on
i :le incoctl ged Monday, April 12.
: hat Gre H : Dovei Along with Roger's
:56ifodflty:of Meat Processing's 6,972
:: i h cente packages of jerky and A1-
//ianed$5O drich Lumber Company's
Uy miles of packing tape, the
O|Ndenot ltyi with group mailed 3,496 packag-
!!i :: } f no ntesi es. They raised funds to pay
d ordered pa)r for postage costs of nearly
$35,000.
:he 2 fie suspended Postage funds were sup-
ported with donations and
: sales of magnets and bum-
per stickers at businesses
throughout the Big Horn
Basin. The group would like
to thank everyone who do-
nated items to send to the
soldiers. Donations came
from citizens, businesses,
churches and other groups.
The group can be con-
tacted at Powell Troop Sup-
port, 1054 Road 9, Powell,
WY, 82435 or at bonny-
rouse@msn.com or ann.ru-
ward@hrblock.com. To add
a person to the mailing list
from the northeast corner of
Big Horn Basin serving in
Iraq or Afghanistan, send
their address.
BIRTHS
We are interested in printing the births of
North Big Horn County babies. Please call
and personally report these births by con-
tacting the Chronicle at 548-2217.
Born to Stefanie and Scott Slaght at the Powell
Valley Hospital on April 16, 2010 at 8:47
a.m., a baby boy, Johnathon Gary Slaght
weighing 7 Ibs. 6 oz. His grandparents
are Gary Ohl and Patti Ohl of Colo., Lyle
Slaght of Texas, Neva Slaght and Gerald
Sanford.
DEEDS
Warranty deeds issued from the Big Horn
County Clerk's office recently were:
Dennis Howard and Lisa Howard to Deanna
Malson; Cowley Original Town Block 42
Lot 3 (Part)
Trustee Marjorie B. Stevens, Marjorie Stevens
Revocable Living Trust dated April 21,
2008 to Jared Jarrett and Jessica Jarrett;
T57N R96W NE4SW4 Sec. 32 (Part of
Sandhill Addition)
Lowell R. Sorenson to Gary C. Fullbright and
Karen L. Fullbright; Denver Original Town
Block 49 Lot 28 and 29
William J. Martin and Linda A. Martin to Lar-
ry D. Dickerson and S. Lynn Dickerson;
Lovell Great Western Block A Lot 13
Quitclaim deeds issued from the Big Horn
County Clerk's office recently were:
Ned Walker and Nancy Walker to Trustee Nan-
cy C. Walker and Trustee Ned B. Walker,
Nancy C. Walker Living Trust, dated Feb-
ruary 8, 2010, and amendments thereto;
T56N R95W Lot 107E (Part), Lot 120A
(Part), Sec. 25 E2SE4, SE4NE4, Lots
38H, 381, 38P, 107Q (Part), 107S (Part),
120B (Part)
John William Fuller to Debra Joan Fuller, Cath-
ryn Anna Karlik nka Cathryn Anna Nelson
and Barry Fuller; Lovell Linnabary "B"
Block 6 Lot 1 (Part)
John William Fuller to Debra Joan Fuller, Cath-
ryn Anna Karlik nka Cathryn Anna Nelson,
David Newcomer, and Susan E. Acos-
ta; Cowley Original Town Block 39 Lot 1
(Part)
MUNICIPAL COURT
Persons fined in the Lovell Municipal Court
before Judge Sylvia Gems recently were:
Rance E. Neighbors, 30, Worland, Wyoming,
25 mph in a 20 mph zone, fined $55
Ricardo F. Mangali, 57, driver and passenger
seat belt violations, fined $25 each
Mary L. Cummings, 50, Powell, Wyoming, 28
mph in a 20 mph zone, fined $150
Kyle K. Radomsky, age 35, Surrey, British
Columbia, Canada, 29 mph in a 20 mph
zone, fined $160
Daniel Forsythe, 28, illegal U-turn, fined $60
Alissa M. Tyron, 19, failure to report an acci-
dent, fined $210
Alexander Trumball, 22, expired registration,
fined $60; no insurance, fined $410
Benjamin Jolley, 18, careless driving, fined
$110
Seth Mayes, 23, seat belt violation, fined $25
Christine Burton, 26, expired drivers license,
fined $50; illegal U-turn, fined $60
Gottlieb Fink, 66, seat belt violatiOn, fined
$25
For speeding in a 30 mph zone:
William D. Bolin Jr., 54, Chadron, Nebraska,
42 mph, fined $108
Barbara H. Gray, 60, 40 mph, fined $100
Ilda Deniz, 32, 47 mph, fined $118
Individuals are local residents unless other-
wise noted.
CIRCUIT COURT
Persons fined in the Fifth Judicial Circuit
Court in Lovell before Judge Thomas Har-
rington recently were:
Robert Lawless, exceeding 30-35 mph in ur-
ban, fined $35
Christopher T. Hamilton, 36, driving while un-
der the influence-alcohol, fined $555, 6
months probation and 10 days in jail (9
days suspended); leaving the scene of an
accident, guilty, deferred sentence, fined
$30, 8 months probation
Soni Lee Wagner, 19, seat belt violation, fined
$25
Craig D. Holiday, 38, no vehicle registration,
fined $50
Justin L Mascaro, 30, expired medical exam-
iner's certification, fined $60
William H. Daniel, 51, 56 mph in a 45 mph
zone, fined $92
Ruesga Moises, 31, driving while license is
suspended, fined $410
For speeding in a 65 mph zone:
Soni Lee Wagner, 19, 79 mph, fined $82
Tierney R. King, 50; 75 mph, fined $60
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Sheriff asking for tips
about stolendirt bike
The Big Horn County
Sheriffs Department re-
ceived the following calls in
the north end of the county
for the week of April 12-18,
2010:
April 14: Deputies assist-
ed the Frannie Port of En-
try by stopping a truck that
had passed the facility while
heading south on Hwy. 310.
The truck returned to the
port of entry following the
traffic stop.
April 15: Deputies relayed
a report of an injured golden
eagle on county land to the
Wyoming Game and Fish
Department. partment is investigating an
Deputies received a re- insufficient funds cheek that
port from a local car deal- was issued at a local bar.
ership that a magnetic
dealer license plate was
missing following a test
drive of one of their cars.
Deputies provided a civ-
il standby at the Little
Mountain Travel Plan
meeting at the Lovell
Community Center.
April 16-' The BHCSO re-
ceived a report of cash sto-
len from a local business.
The case is under investiga-
tion.
April 17: The Sheriffs De-
April 18: Deputies received
a report of a 2005 Yamaha
450 dirt bike stolen out of
the back of a pickup that
was parked at a business
outside of Lovell. Deputies
investigated the crime on
scene and entered the bike
into the NCIC stolen vehi-
cle database. Sheriff Ken
Blackburn said anyone with
information about the crime
is asked to contact the Sher-
iffs Department at 568-
2324.
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Recreation Outlook
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Big Horn County Long Range Forecast
Thursday
Scattered
showers or
t-storms
66 / 43
Friday
Much cooler with
rain
47 / 37
Saturday
AM light showers
541 36
Sunday
Partial clearing
57 / 38
Monday
Mostly sunny and
warmer
64 / 36
and then spring showers will move into the area
A
few
thunderstorms
on Thursday along a strong cold front. A trough of low pressure will ::::::%: ._;% ........
settle in on Friday and Saturday morning. This will allow for cooler 7 / :::':
temperatures and widespread shower activity, Skies will clear out and ....... ;@:iii,i.ii.i:iiiTeOo/w4 aov2 :.:,i:::i:iii:ii.
it will warm up a bit for the second half of the weekend. "::":"i ,, '":":" .............. • ...... ":" ' ....
Climate Almanac Normals for 04/22 to 04/26
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Lovell Greybull .. % ....... 70s / 40s. '\\;.. .....
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Record 24hr. Precip. 1.12" in 1964 Record 24hr. Precip. 1.13" in 4964 .....
Jet Stream Forecast for 04/26
Sunrise & Sunset
Sunrise Sunset
Friday 6:19 AM 8:06 PM
Sunday 6:16 AM 8:08 PM
National Weather Service Forecasts:
http://www.crh.noaa,gov/riwAndex.htm
Big Horn Lake - A few showers will start the weekend.
• - i • . • . . Remember a jacket or a sweater, however, as it will be
rather cool through Sunday.
River Basin River Basin
Hom R!r 6%b Wind RiverBn 0;, Yellowstone National Park - There may be some light
Shoshone River 60% of normal Upper Yellowstone River 61% of normal accumulating snow on Saturday morning to watch out
F{ive[ ofnei Mad! Headwaters for. But by the afternoon and into Sunday it will dry out.
Road and Travel - (1-888-996-7623) or (307) 772-0824; Cellular: #ROAD Big Horn Mountains - Other than a light shower early
Road and Travel on the web- httpJhydotweb.state.wy.us/web/llighwayAe road.htnll Saturday the weather should be mainly dry this
o.c.at... : DcWk)V¢athcr ' Inc. C,wBnnB, WY S=00 weekend and good forthose o you trave,ng.
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