www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Grantsville students show their smarts at science fair. See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN March 29, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 111 NO. 88 50 cents New Tooele landfill in hands of county health department by Karen Lee Scott The environmental health STAFF WRITER director of the Tooele County There is just one hurdle left to Health Department, Jeff Coombs, cross before a 1,800-acre Class 5 said the purpose of the review landfill gets put in place some two is to make sure the company mile south of US Magnesium: the meets all the requirements of the stamp of approval from the Tooele permit. County Health Department. “We’re simply looking for them The site has already been to be in compliance,” he said. approved by the Utah Legislature While he hasn’t taken a final and Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. signed position in favor of or against off on it just last week. permitting the site yet, Coombs But statute requires that the believes “it would be an asset as local health department conduct far as [the county’s] waste stream its own review of the plan as well goes.” as host a public hearing concern- He also said fees gathered ing the matter. from the landfill could be used Such a meeting is slated for for more household hazardous next Monday, April 4, at 7 p.m. waste collection days as well as in the auditorium of the health the installation of a freon recov- department located at 151 N. ery facility for people wishing to Main, Tooele. dispose of their old refrigerators. During the meeting local resi- The landfill was originally a dents will have the chance to project of Wasatch Regional Solid voice their concerns or praises for the plan. SEE LANDFILL ON A2 photography / Troy Boman Senior Airman Jessica Hendrickson bows her head in prayer with other Guardsman during the memorial services for fallen Airman First Utah gets 2nd chance Class Antoine J. Holt. Holt was killed in Iraq last year and was honored last Friday during training exercises at the Wendover Airport. to fight N-waste plan Utah soldiers honor Airman lost in Iraq By Mark Watson Expeditionary Air Control Squadon and his by Karen Lee Scott cause any significant harm. A few members of the Utah Air National STAFF WRITER unit merged with Utah’s 109th Air Control Arguments between three of Guard offered glimpses into the personality STAFF WRITER Airman 1st Class Antoine J. Holt did not Squadron while stationed at two air bases of Holt. A decision by the Atomic Utah’s assistant state attorneys reside in Utah, but when bombs ended his in Iraq. “He was a very intelligent person, a very Safety and Licensing Board last general and PFS’s attorneys will life in Iraq, it was a tragic event for several Holt died during a mortar attack on his hard worker, a person you always wanted week rekindled hope for those take place April 6 at 1 p.m. in Utah Air National Guardsmen. tent at Balad Air Base in Iraq on Easter to be on your side,” Master Sgt. Chad opposed to an above-ground Rockville, Md., according to an Members of the 109th Air Control weekend, 2004. Butters said. “You could always expect a nuclear waste storage facility on NRC memorandum. Squadron, Utah Air National Guard, grew During its annual training last week in smile from him.” the Skull Valley Band of Goshute Meantime, the NRC and the close to Holt when their squadron spent Wendover, the 109th Air Control Squadron Reservation. National Academy of Sciences seven months in Iraq last year. Holt worked invited members of Holt’s unit to join them The board, composed of (a group of scholars that con- full-time for the Air Force with the 332nd in a special ceremony honoring the airman. SEE GUARDSMAN ON A2 three members of the Nuclear sults the federal government on Regulatory Commission (NRC), scientific and technical matters) granted Utah another chance to are disputing the actual safety of argue that the dangers of an such a proposed facility as well airplane crash at the site are as existing storage sites. Search under way for new superintendent significant enough to prevent its A letter written by NRC chair- construction. man Nils Diaz notes that while by Mark Watson reasons. like to have a new superinten- The salary range for the position Private Fuel Storage (the the NRC agrees with some points STAFF WRITER But now with Shumway’s dent on board prior to his depar- is around $96,000 to $100,000, company seeking to place 4,000 in a study done by the NAS, “the Prior to the hiring of decision not to seek renewal of ture,” said Board President Gowans said. 180-ton casks filled with spent NRC also identified a number of Superintendent Larry Shumway his contract, the school board Gary Gowans. Board members “We’ve had a lot of turnover nuclear fuel rods at the reser- areas of disagreement with the six years ago, former district faces the daunting task of hiring indicated they would probably over the years. The average vation) will also get the oppor- NAS Committee’s conclusions.” superintendents at Tooele a new superintendent. hold a few executive sessions length on the job for a superin- tunity to re-argue its position County School District did not “Dr. Shumway’s contract runs to decide the best methods for SEE SEARCH ON A6 that an airplane crash wouldn’t SEE PFS ON A7 last long on the job for various through June 30, and we would finding Shumway’s replacement.

Two perish in separate crashes Hop to the Hunt by Mary Ruth Hammond which Tenagueo was riding four adults. “We believe all STAFF WRITER was booked into the Tooele the people in the truck were A one-vehicle accident County jail on two counts of [extended] family members,” Thursday on state Route 112 DUI and one count of automo- Rapich said. just west of the Deseret Peak bile homicide. The UHP lieutenant added Complex claimed the life of a SR-112 crash that the truck was designed for 20-month-old child from West According to a written report a maximum of six occupants. Wendover, Nev., according to by UHP Trooper Nathan Croft, The driver was wearing a seat UHP Lt. Mike Rapich. Francisco Albarez-Desantiago, belt, according to reports, but And a 27-year-old Salt Lake 27, was the driver of the the passengers, including the City man, Ustaguio Tenagueo, Chevrolet king cab truck in child who died, were not using died in a one-vehicle roll- which the 20-month old child seat belts or child restraints. over early Saturday morning died. Weather conditions at the near the Skull Valley exit on Reports indicate there were time of the 12:45 p.m. roll- Interstate 80. Lt. Rapich said eight occupants in the truck, the driver of the vehicle in including four children and SEE FATALITIES ON A2 Court dispute over Tooele fender-bender ends with man in jail for harassing judges by Mary Ruth Hammond sentenced to jail for 30 days and According to a court clerk STAFF WRITER fined $1,000 last week. in Tooele, Panos filed a small An incident that started as a Supreme Court Justice claims action in the Tooele Valley simple fender-bender in Tooele Michael Wilkins found Panos Justice Precinct Court after the in October 2002, has sent a Salt in contempt of court follow- October 2002 vehicle accident. Lake City man to jail. ing a nearly two-hour hearing But before Judge William E. Pitt Clifton Panos, 55, took his Wednesday. Officials at the had a chance to hear the case, case all the way to the Utah Supreme Court say the Panos Panos also filed his case with Supreme Court — but after he case is the first time they’ve the 3rd District Court. photography / Mike Call reportedly harassed justices in heard of someone being ordered Children young and old were greeted by the Easter Bunny last Saturday before Tooele City’s annual Easter Egg Utah’s highest court, both at to appear before that court for a Hunt. Due to heavy snow and cold temperatures, the event was held indoors at the Tooele City Complex. SEE PANOS ON A7 their work and homes, he was contempt hearing.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 DOINGS B2 INSIDE Snow likely tonight and OBITUARIES A8 TV LISTINGS B4 Cowboys fall to Wildcats Wednesday. Lows in the upper in preseason affair 20s. Highs in the lower 40s. SPORTS A10 CROSSWORD B4 See A10 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B7 A2 TUESDAY March 29, 2005 ETCETERA ... Audit gives Tooele City clean bill of health by Mark Watson for grants. We use several differ- Tooele City governmental 2. “We noted that the General Corrections Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather STAFF WRITER ent tests and everything shows a funds reported combined end- Fund Balance was not main- In the Hometown article An independent auditor’s big clean report.” ing fund balances of $20.2 mil- tained below the maximum “Officers, public defenders hon- Wed 39/24 report shows Tooele City is com- Jensen said Tooele has an lion, an increase of $1.1 million 18 percent requirement of the ored” in last Tuesday’s Tooele 3/30 plying with all state and federal advantage because of the exper- in comparison with the prior total General Fund revenues as Transcript-Bulletin, the last Mostly cloudy. Intermittent snow laws in accounting for revenues tise of Finance Director Glenn year. Approximately 12 percent defined in the Utah Code,” the names for Roger Niesporek Jr. showers ending in the morning. and expenditures. Caldwell. “Glenn is a good of this total amount, $2.7 million High 39F. report reads. and Roger Niesporek Sr. were “The main thing is that it’s a accountant. It’s great to have a is available for spending at the “This is really not a big prob- mispelled. clean audit. Back in ‘99 there graduate-accountant on staff,” government’s discretion. lem for the city. In a way, it’s a were some issues, but this audit Jensen said. “Some smaller com- At the end of the year, unre- Thu positive,” Jensen said. Pollen Count 47/29 is clean,” said Mayor Charlie munities and counties don’t have served fund balances for the 3. “We noted that the West Loop 3/31 that advantage.” general fund was $2.4 million, The pollen counts from the Roberts. Capital Projects Fund and the More sun than clouds. Highs in the The 65-page report was pre- The report shows Tooele City’s or 21 percent of the total general Intermountain Allergy and Industrial Park Redevelopment upper 40s and lows in the upper pared by the certififed public assets exceeded its liabilities by fund expenditures. Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City Fund overspent their budget as 20s. accountant firm of Haynie & $150. 3 million. Of this amount, Tooele City’s total debt as of March 29, 2005 were as defined in the Utah Code. We Company and reviews the fis- $23.7 million, unrestricted net decreased by $1.9 million. follows: recommend that the City oper- cal year ending June 30, 2004. assets, may be used to meet the Jensen said there were three Elm — Low Fri Accountant Randy Jensen government’s ongoing obliga- minor problems which the city ate within the confines of the Cottonwood — Low 52/37 4/1 worked extensively on this proj- tions to citizens and creditors. needs to correct. State be either limiting expendi- Cedar — Low Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 50s ect for Haynie & Company. The government’s total net 1. “We noted a deficit fund tures to the approved budget or Mold — Low and lows in the upper 30s. “We use two different report- assets increased by $3.7 million. balance in the Industrial Park by appropriately adjusting the Mulberry — Low ing methods in the audit,” Jensen The general fund revenues were Redevelopment Agency Special budget. said. “We look to see if the city less than the adopted budgeted Revenue Fund of $703,964. We The report states that the city Area Ski Report concurs with these items and Sat 62/39 is complying with the specifics amounts, and the expenditures recommend the City retire this Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: 4/2 for any federal grants and meets were less than the adopted bud- deficit fund balance as quickly plans corrective action. Today: Breezy. A slight chance of snow Times of sun and clouds. Highs in state compliance requirements get amounts. as possible,” the report reads. e-mail: [email protected] in the morning...then snow likely in the afternoon. Accumulation 1-4 inches. Highs the low 60s and lows in the upper at 8000 feet in the mid 20s. Southwest winds 30s. 15-25 mph. Chance of snow 20 percent increasing to 70 percent in the afternoon. Guardsman Tonight: Breezy. Snow. Accumulation 8-14 inches. Lows at 8000 feet near 15. North Sun continued from A1 winds 15-25 mph. 57/38 Alta — 184; 19” new snow last 48 hours; 4/3 “We used to tease him because 7/7 Lifts open Mostly cloudy. Highs in the upper he looked like Ghandi. He even Beaver Mountain 97; 5” new snow last 50s and lows in the upper 30s. 48 hours; 5/5 lifts open was a very reflective person like Brian Head — 115; 3” new snow last 48 ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Ghandi,” Staff Sgt. Lance Roberts hours; 7/7 lifts open Service Brighton — 175; 19” new snow last 48 said. hours; 6/7 lifts open “He was a heck of a basketball Deer Valley —140; 13” new snow last 48 Temps/Precipitation hours; 21/21 lifts open player,” Tsgt. Phillip Christensen Nordic Valley — 0; 0” new snow last 48 Date High Low (prec./inches) said. “He had an incredible jump hours; 0/2 lifts open March 24 44 34 .25 shot. He was a devoted father and Park City — 145; 14” new snow last 48 March 25 40 30 1.0 6” snow hours; 13/14 lifts open March 26 45 23 husband who will be missed.” Powder Mountain — 104; 14” new snow March 27 55 27 Chaplain Lt. Col. Dan Hornok last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open March 28 56 32 .36 Snowbasin — 151; 12” new snow last 48 said that soldiers serve as min- hours; 12/12 lifts open isters of God. “Jesus spoke with Snowbird — 183; 17” new snow last 48 Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer great respect about soldiers,” he hours; 12/12 lifts open for the National Weather Service, reports 1600 North Pine Canyon Road in TOOELE, Ph. 843-5800 Solitude — 182; 10” new snow last 48 that his recording station at 139 S. Main said. “Our grief is appropriate. hours; 8/8 lifts open received 1.61 inches of precipitation Grief is for ourselves, but our Sundance — 129; 9” new snow last 48 between March 24 and March 28 and a grief is not without hope because hours; 4/4 lifts open total of 2.65 so far this month. The normal The Canyons — 114; 10” new snow last for March is 2.32 inches. of our Lord Jesus Christ.” 48 hours; 15/16 lifts open For the water year, which began Oct. “Mortar attacks came regularly Subscribe Today 1, 2003, Tooele has received 12 inches of when we were in Iraq. Every time precipitation. The normal for the year is we would get hit we would take 18.49 inches of precipitation. 882-0050 a roll call of all the tents. When we got no response from one particular tent we knew that it percent of the its gross receipts was Antoine,” Master Sgt. Pamela photography / Troy Boman Landfill will go toward public schools. Hamburg said. Tech Sgt. Phil Christensen remembers Airman First Class Antoine J. Holt during Saturday’s memorial service at the Wendover airport. Holt, who was known for his basketball jump shot, was killed in a mortar attack in Iraq last year. continued from A1 Some $66 million was expect- The Utah squadron specializes ed over the next 100 years for in air control and uses mobile ing in Iraq. The media seems to Balad, the combined squadrons flag that flew in honor of Holt at Waste Management Corporation, schools across the state from the radar to help protect U.S. military focus on the bad stuff,” Tsgt. served in Baghdad. Tooele High School on the Fourth but the venture was recently sold original lease deal, which only convoys from attack, Hamberg James Ahlstrom said. “People At the close of the ceremony of July, 2004, as part of Soldier’s to Allied Waste for an undisclosed called for a Class 1 permit. But said. would come up to us and shake held at the Wendover Airport, Field. Tooele flew an American amount of money. with a Class 5 permit, those num- She said units from the Army, our hands and tell us how grate- an American flag was given to flag for each solider who had Allied currently handles nearly bers will be significantly higher. Navy and Marines worked togeth- ful they were. The best part was Sarah Brennan of Holt’s unit. She died in Iraq from the start of the one-third of all the waste pro- According to county attorney er at the Balad Air Base. “We saw when kids would come up and said the flag would be delivered war until July, 2004. There were duced in the Salt Lake Valley. If Doug Ahlstrom, Tooele County a lot of the good stuff happen- thank you.” Prior to serving in to Holt’s family. It was the same more than 1,000 flags. everything is approved, the land- coffers will receive $1 per ton fill will accept commercial and of waste by simply hosting the for a white Honda traveling east- Esques was transported by threat of being seriously injured household waste from local and landfill. Fatalities bound on I-80 Saturday morning medical helicopter to McKay- or killed,” Rapich said. distant entities but no toxic or The site is expected to open in after Tooele County dispatchers Dee Hospital in Ogden. Even continued from A1 e-mail: [email protected] hazardous waste will be allowed. June, but that depends on wheth- received phone calls from sever- though his condition was con- Because the landfill will sit er or not the health department over Thursday included heavy al travelers that the vehicle was sidered “critical” at the time on School and Institutional Trust gives the site the green light. rain and hail, with slush-covered driving at a high rate of speed of transport, Rapich said it did Tooele Lands, anywhere from five to nine e-mail: [email protected] roads. Rapich said the truck and “was all over the road.” not appear that Esques’ injuries fishtailed on the rain-slickened At milepost 70, just east of the were life-threatening. highway. It then traveled off the Skull Valley exit, a car match- Lt. Jerry Mora of the Tooele south side of the road and rolled ing that description left the left County Sheriff’s department “We Are Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” one-and-a half times. side of the road, then careened said Lagunas-Hernandez is being The toddler who died in the off the right side of the high- held in jail on a $25,000 cash- 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Voice of Tooele County rollover was ejected from the way before crashing into a rock only bail. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 since 1894 pickup. Rapich said in spite of wall, according to UHP Lt. Mike “He is also being held on a INS Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 resuscitation efforts by EMTs Rapich. [Immigration and Naturalization Utah Press Association from North Tooele County, Albarez-Desantiago was taken Service] detainer, so even if he th st General Excellence Award recipient. Grantsville and Tooele, as well by medical helicopter to LDS came up with the bail he would March 25 - 31 as law enforcement officials, the Hospital in Salt Lake City, where not be released from jail,” Mora * ADMINISTRATION child died at the scene. he later died of his injuries. stated. Robots SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER Albarez-Desantiago; Emma The driver of the Honda, Use of seat belts Dly: 4:20, 7:00, 9:10 (PG) Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS Palafox, 19; Juanita Miramontes, Orlando Lagunas-Hernandez, 20, In light of last week’s acci- Sat: 12:10, 2:15, 4:20, 7:00, 9:10 42; and Sofia Palafox, 22; as was treated at Mountain West dents, Lt. Rapich emphasized Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Sun: 12:10,12:05, 2:15,4:40 4:20, 7:00 OFFICE well as three children, ages 5, Medical Center and then booked again the need to wear seat belts KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER 10 and 12, were transported to into the Tooele County Detention and to have children properly BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER Mountain West Medical Center Center. Lagunas-Hernandez restrained in car seats. Pacifier DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER in Tooele by ground ambulance. Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:10 (PG) reportedly had a blood alcohol Reportedly, only the driver of Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) KELLY CHANCE OFFICE ASSISTANT All occupants of the vehicle level of .168, double the legal the truck that rolled on SR-112 Sat: 12:10,12:05, 2:20,4:40, 4:30,9:20 7:00, 9:10 Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 EDITORIAL listed their addresses as West limit. was seat belted into the vehi- Sun: 12:05, 4:40 Wendover, according to Rapich. A front seat passenger in the cle. The toddler who died was J. 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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Make a living will We’ve all heard the story of 41-year-old Terri Schiavo, a Florida woman who suffered catastrophic brain damage in 1990 when her heart stopped for several minutes because of a chemical imbalance. Even though medical doc- tors have stated that Terri’s vegetative state of life is irreversible, her parents, Bob and Mary Schindler, believe otherwise. The Schindlers say that Terri has shown signs that she hears their voices and that she responds to their touch and kisses. But today marks the 12th day in which Terri has been deprived of food and water after a state court judge ruled that the woman’s feeding tube should be disconnected. The tube came out on March 18 and doctors predicted Terri would die within one to two weeks. Terri’s husband and guardian, Michael Schiavo, has insisted he was carrying out her wishes by having her feeding tube pulled. Terri’s parents, on the other hand, deny Michael’s statement that his wife told him years ago that she would rather die than be in a vegetative state. Michael Schiavo plans to ask that his wife’s body undergo an autopsy upon her death. He wants to prove the extent of her brain damage. Bob and Mary Schindler also want an autopsy — but they are insisting the results will show that their daughter might have one day recovered. Indeed, sentiment on both sides of the Terri Schiavo issue run deep and has grasped the attention of the entire nation. In fact, Terri’s case has been winding through the Florida state and federal court systems for the past seven years. At least 10 judges have looked at the factual and legal issues surrounding the question of whether the severely brain-damaged woman’s feeding tube should be removed on order from a state court judge. A state judge did rule several LETTERS TO THE EDITOR days ago that the tube be pulled and Federal courts have refused to intervene in the case. To the THS student body and Tooele so that checks and balances were in place Keep kids safe at stores fans who attended the games this year, to uphold the integrity of the courts, our A request by the Schiavos that the Supreme Court review their daughter’s Editor: may I express my family’s sincere appre- government, and our nation. case has been denied. Yesterday, the parents pressed again for President Let’s keep our kids safe at the grocery ciation for your support of the basketball The Florida courts created an egre- George Bush, Congress and the president’s brother, Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, to store! I am currently the President of the team. To the THS band, thanks for being gious error. Hitler also used the courts intervene. President Bush’s aides have indicated, however, that they have run Tooele Mother’s of Multiples Group for there and for playing the school song, to push his agenda. Does that mean the out of legal options. Tooele County. As a mother of two chil- along with other special musical numbers court made the correct decision? I com- At least two more appeals filed by the state of Florida seeking the feed- dren the same age, grocery shopping has and drum highlights. mend Congress and the president for ing tube’s reconnection are still pending. But those challenges were before a been a bit of a safety issue. Thanks to the players on the “team of passing a special law to correct the injus- Florida appeals court that had rejected the governor’s previous efforts in the I generally have no choice but to buck- destiny” who accomplished this incredible tice handed down from the Florida courts. case. le one child in the child seat, and have success. They are the ones who ultimately If we, as a nation are to err on this matter, The hospice room in which Terri is currently dying is said to be decorated one ride in the basket. After my daughter had the power to bring home the win. I let us err on the side of life. with flowers. Music is playing and Terri has a stuffed tabby cat under one arm. fell out on her head, I resorted to pushing can only imagine how positively this will Protesters, including those with disabilities have demonstrated near Terri’s my double stroller and pulling a grocery Jerry Rogers continue to impact their lives. Not only hospice room as well at the White House. Others agree with Michael Schiavo cart behind me. This is a challenge for me, Tooele was this a wonderful experience for our that there’s probably few people who would choose to live in a vegetative state as well as for the other customers, since family, but this was a magical moment such as Terri’s. I am always in the way. This is not only a Ribbons for troops stolen for Coach Gary Alverson. He didn’t miss Regardless of which side of the issue we agree with, there’s one way to make problem for mothers of multiples. Editor: a practice and he didn’t miss a game, sure that neither we nor a loved one is ever in the situation surrounding Terri It’s the same story for any family with This is a warning for those of you who even when his current medical challenges Schiavo. Make a living will. Officials say it’s not enough to simply tell someone a toddler and an infant. I am initiating a are supporting our troops and have rib- should have dictated otherwise. Alverson your wishes. Those wishes should be written down. county-wide petition for the local grocery bons on your cars: some ignorant people is a dedicated coach who is passion- stores to please have more safe carts in this town are stealing them. I had three ate about sports. He is a conscientious available for two children at a time, par- ribbons on my car and someone stole two teacher who is energized by his students ROUNDTABLE ticularly Wal-mart. While I am very happy of them. I cannot believe people can be and his players. I offer a sincere thanks to to have Wal-mart in our county, and am so rude. everyone for this magical experience. Hip, What are your opinions and thoughts sure many appreciate the new jobs the Astrid Baer hip hooray! distribution center has offered our resi- Tooele on the Terri Schiavo case and what dents, I feel like a few new carts to keep Connie Alverson Diehl would you want done if you were our kids safe is not too much to ask. THS Class of 1968 Build fence at post office Macey’s grocery has at least 15 of the Editor: in her predicament? “car carts” or carts with buckles for two Drunk beavers to blame? If the Grantsville city fathers really children. Thank you Macey’s. Wal-mart Editor: want to clean up the city (Tooele Rick Kirkland Craig Anderson has only four such carts, two of which First off, I think that we can all agree Transcript-Bulletin, Thursday, March TOOELE CITY RESIDENT FORMER GRANTSVILLE CITY that the city’s water restrictions and the COUNCILMAN have broken buckles. While two work- 24, 2005, page A12) a good place to start Terri Schiavo’s case ing carts are better than none, I would timing of them, probably came as no The Terri Schiavo would be the U.S. Post Office parking lot is a heartbreaking hope a corporation as big as Wal-mart, surprise to most of us. You over-build boundary. Perhaps the fathers could lobby situation. In my opinion, situation is tragic and regrettable — tragic especially with a distribution center right like bunch of drunken beavers and this is the U.S. Post Office to put up a solid there should never be what you get. a reason to forfeit life, that someone would here, could have more carts delivered. I white fence about eight feet high. No, my problem is that once again I especially when she has have to suffer so believe that Wal-mart and Sam’s club are Edward Fillerup demonstrated some much for so long owned by the same people. Sam’s club have to figure out how to get my watering Grantsville brain activity. Terri’s par- and regrettable that has great shopping carts for families with done and still have some free time on a ents want their daughter her husband and two young children. They have the type of weekend. Every year we get Wednesday family have become so divided. It’s also to live and they should be afforded that right. cart that two children can sit up front and and Saturday. No watering on Sunday. Paint over new church reprehensible that so many would take Editor: Michael Schiavo reported that “it was Terri’s be buckled in. Every year we have try to comply, be hon- wish to not have a life sustained by artificial advantage of the suffering to promote their A am very concerned and upset about So it seems to make sense that if est, no cheating, and still have a life. Not means” but even so, we must not take it upon own agendas, not to mention the media’s the new and awful St. Barnabas Center on feeding frenzy. I hesitate to make any judg- those carts are available for Sam’s club, all of us have sprinkling systems. Some ourselves to make the decision of when our Aaron Drive in the Overlake community. ment, for I am certain that all the facts of they could be available at Wal-mart as of us have to be home in order to give life will or will not end. If I were in this situa- What were they thinking? tion, I would like to believe that I would want this ordeal, one that has lasted 15 years, well. These carts are safe even for infants the plants a drink. Couldn’t we rotate the If they wanted adobe-style, why didn’t to live and not be starved to my end. It is a have not yet come to light. This case does and small toddlers, where the type with days and share the burden, so to speak? illustrate the need to have one’s affairs in they have a center in Santa Fe, New tragic situation and 15 years is a long time to the big blue add-ons are not safe for If we can’t come to some kind of com- order, as in living wills that leave instruc- Mexico, instead of ruining our community live in the state that Terri has, but she is still infants. I do appreciate the convenience promise I’m going to claim that I have to alive and she still has family that loves her, tions for those that must make decisions with their brash colors and out-of-char- of having Wal-mart in our county, and water on Sundays on religious grounds. and wants her in their life. There may be very on our behalf that our wishes will be car- acter features of their new center? They ried out. not having to go into Salt Lake for basic Deborah Jenrich little quality of life, but by removing her feed- certainly don’t fit in with the pale peach necessities. Tooele ing tube it also removes all hope for life. of the assisted living center next to them They say Tooele County is the fastest Craig Hinkel or the white, beige, gray and pale yellow TOOELE CITY RESIIDENT growing county in the state. And with Err on the side of life homes that are in Overlake. so many young families with two or While this incredibly Editor: I am hoping they will soon paint over private and personal Missy Thompson more small children, I would love to see THS BUFFALOG CO-EDITOR Shame on the Salt Lake Tribune. Talk the rust red, apricot and barf green to situation is being Wal-mart provide a more safe shopping about “Profound Disrespect”, your edito- better fit into the community they have played out on TV I believe the fact that experience for us all. I did write letters this one case out of rial concerning Terri Schiavo and your joined. They will have to do something and in the media, my to Wal-mart regarding this issue in 2004, heart goes out to the many has gone as premise that because you, the Tribune, else to be noticed as the road department when my daughter fell out on her head. Schiavo family. One far as it has in the “do not know anything” concerning this is building a wall on Main Street so they But no changes were made, and no new cannot imagine the courts is absurd. Terri case and therefore who are the members won’t be seen anyway. And maybe I won’t Schiavo has been a carts were obtained. So I am looking to heartbreak that the Schiavo family is going of Congress to step in and pass a special have to drive out of my way to get home through unless you’ve been there. Mrs. vegetable for years the community for families with the same law is baseless. so I don’t have to drive by these awful Schiavo has been in a vegetative state for and should have died needs. First, I thought it was the job of the colors. 15 years, all the while being locked in an a long time ago of a If you would like to include your name natural death. If there is no chance for her newspaper and the journalist “to know” I guess the CCRs don’t pertain to them unprecedented legal battle between her par- on our petition for more safe shopping ents, who want to keep her alive, and her hus- to resume a normal, quality life and her the facts concerning the editorials and or they — like others — just decided to carts, you can e-mail me your name, at band. Congress raced to pass a special bill to husband wants her off the feeding tube, articles published. Anyone who has lis- do what they want and the heck with the [email protected] allow her parents to take the case to federal then so be it. Yes, her parents have a say, tened to the minutest piece of this story community they have entered. I was look- court and the president interrupted a vaca- but after so many years of her being fed Miriam Jones knows that it may not have been Terri ing forward to a church to try out, but tion to sign the law. I disapprove of federal through a tube, they should be willing to Stansbury Park Schiavo’s wish to have her life ended this let go. I would not want to put my family it makes me sick so I am still without a intervention in the Terri Schiavo case, and way. How hard would it have been to believe Congress is overstepping its bounds through such a horrible situation. I will have place to go. for political gain. I know if I was in a similar a living will and have already spoken with Community pride alive uncover the facts of this story? Second, Louise Curtis condition I would not want to be kept in that my family about what I want to have hap- Editor: last I heard there were three branches of Tooele state. Our end-of-life decisions are rightfully pen to me if I were in such an unfortunate The boy’s basketball team of 2004- government and the system was designed ours to make and it’s up to us to make sure predicament. If there were no hope for a 2005, has achieved a moment of glory our decisions are documented and discussed normal life then I would want to die a natu- and brought it home to be shared with ral, peaceful death. LETTER RULES ahead of time. all of us who grew up, or currently live, Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] in Tooele. As each of us reflects on what The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the this 3A State Tournament win might author’s full name, signature and telephone number. 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photography / Troy Boman A camper (left) caught on fire around 9 a.m. Tuesday near 70 North and Broadway. Tooele City firefighters swiftly extinguished the blaze fearing someone might be inside the camper. Rowe Harrison (above) inspects the charcoaled interior of the camper. No injuries were reported and the cause of the fire had not been determined at press time. Local Army officer serving in Kuwait relates how mail from home ‘keeps the fire’ burning

EDITOR’S NOTE: Bob Eckman, to thank those who are thinking an Adult Probation and Parole about a friend or neighbor who (AP&P) agent, was working in is serving their country for the Tooele when his Army Reserves benefit of all. You are all appreci- unit was activated in April ated! 2003. For 15 months Eckman Today I was one of the lucky reported daily to the Steven A. ones! I received a package from Douglas Reserve Center in Salt my wonderful wife, who under- OPENING SOON Lake City. Late last year, when stands what it means to “keep younger members of his unit the fire burning.” You see, I use were deployed to Kuwait, the 50- this term as an example of the year-old Stansbury Park resident warmth you feel when you get knew he had to go with them. correspondence from home. Working in law enforcement has I opened the package and the given the Army First Sergeant first thing I observed was my “eyes in the back of his head” wife’s handwriting. Tears welled and Eckman wants to make sure in my eyes as I read the word everyone in his unit comes home “Honey” on the card placed in the alive. He is now overseeing mail top of my package. I can’t believe delivery to U.S. soldiers and sent that simply seeing her writing the following e-mail to the Tooele First Sgt. Bob Eckman stands next to the camp sign entrance of his male me cry, but it’s true! The Transcript-Bulletin on March 4: base in Kuwait. Eckman, a Stansbury Park resident and Adult Probation contents of the box could wait I have been deployed to Kuwait and Parole agent (in civilian life) currently oversees five post offices and because reading what my wife now for five weeks. This is the 43 soldiers who work hard to ensure that American soldiers receive had to say was more important first time I have been deployed mail and packages from loved ones. than any gift she could have sent. 11 NORTH MAIN STREET in a war-time situation in my 25- We e-mail every day, but it’s not year [Army Reserves] career. I of miles and are not in as good of all the packages on a daily basis the same as handling correspon- TOOELE have heard many stories from condition as one would hope. I — handling the pieces of mail and dence directly from a loved one. past wars of what mail means can honestly say, because I have seeing all the love from home. My wife and I are celebrating our to someone who is thousands of observed it, that the post office I often see packages from ninth wedding anniversary and miles away from family and loved workers handle mail as if it were wonderful supporters from home she tells me how proud she is of Firearms Ammunition ones. There have been songs writ- theirs. They often repair packag- addressed to “any soldier.” These me and that serving my country is Optics Animal Calls ten about the joy a soldier has the greatest thing I could do. She in reading a letter from home es ripped open, making sure that packages are usually shared with went on to say the sacrifices we Reloading Hunting Clothes and how it makes life away from contents don’t spill out. When the soldiers throughout the com- are making are for our “beloved home “tolerable.” writing on a package isn’t clear, mand and provide opportunities Cleaning Supplies Special Orders they make sure to ask units if the to those less fortunate to “keep country” sets an example for all. This is what mail means to me Black Powder Accessories & Much More as a First Sergeant in charge of soldier is in the area or if they the fire burning.” Businesses and Hearing these words coming five post offices in Kuwait. know who the addressee is. You companies also provide outstand- from my wife is what helps me I work with 43 young soldiers see, they know what it means to ing support to soldiers. Packages to make it day to day. It’s what whose job it is to make sure the “keep the fire burning.” with those “hard to get” items are “keeps the fire burning.” mail is delivered to the soldiers As the workers are taking care sent on a daily basis. But still, the I challenge you all to “keep in Kuwait. I have the opportunity of mail, they are talking about the most important correspondence the fire burning” for the soldiers to work side-by-side with these package or letter they are wait- is the “personal letter” to a loved serving this “beloved country.” soldiers on a daily basis. To share ing for. They say, “Hey, it should one. Take the opportunity to write time with them is where I have be coming any day; it was sent I would like to personally to a soldier and tell them how learned of their dedication to mail nine days ago; it should be here thank those who support their much you appreciate what they and of making sure soldiers are by now.” loved ones while they are in the are doing and the sacrifice they taken care of. It takes 10 days to get mail service of their country. It takes are making. Thousands of pieces of mail from home, which brings into being here to know what it’s like God bless America! arrive at each post office daily. perspective how far away home when you receive a letter from Trucks are unloaded and mail is. The postal working soldier is home. I would like to thank each is separated for units to pick up no different than any other sol- and every person who has writ- for delivery in the field. Each dier. They, too, look forward to ten a letter or sent a package to piece is handled with care. Many hearing from loved ones. Perhaps a soldier, even though they may TAX-FREE pieces have traveled thousands it’s even harder on them, seeing not have needed to. I would like The Tooele County Wildlife Federation would like to thank the INCOME IS THE BEST following business, organizations, and individuals for their generous donations to the federations Annual Meeting held Feb. 19th GIFT YOU CAN GIVE Albertsons Geazal’s Fantastic Sam’s Nerve agent cylinders destroyed YOURSELF AT RETIREMENT. Head Hunters A-Do Morton Salt Michael Farr Walmart Distribution Shear Pleasure Envirocare Tunex Great Clips Workers at the Tooele This April 15th, think ahead. Waves Kent Chavez K&B Steadman’s Chemical Agent Disposal Facility Brett McEachern True Value Hardware AAA Laundry (TOCDF) completed destruc- With an Edward Jones Roth Cut Loose The Hair Hut House of Flowers tion of 18 VX nerve agent-filled IRA, earnings on your con- Hometown Hardware Long Shot Ranch B&G Sound cylinders last month, which had tributions grow tax-free, and Gene Ekenstam Kori Ellis Oquirrh Traders been stored for years at Dugway distributions can be taken Randy Caldwell Bob’s Store Westgate Mortgage Proving Ground to supply agent * Steadman’s Cal Ranch Macey’s testing needs. free of penalties or taxes. You may even benefit from Rocky Mountain Elk Found. Warrior Rests Way Station The stainless steel cylin- William’s Video Casa Del Rey Hoyt ders, approved for shipping converting a traditional IRA National Wild Turkey Fed. Mel Brookes A Cut Above by the U.S. Department of to a Roth IRA. Detroit Diesel Gene’s Sporting Goods Cook’s Barbershop Transportation, each contained about two gallons of chemical To learn how an Edward We would hope that all the sportsmen of Tooele County will support agent. Each cylinder was over- Jones Roth IRA could these businesses. We would also like to thank those individuals who packed twice, first in another make sense for you, call helped prepare the dinner. And a special thanks to the Utah National steel container with handles to me today. Guard Det. 2 A Company 1457th Engineer Combat Battalion for the facilitate lifting, then those con- use of their building, and to Tooele City for their help. *Distributions of earnings from a Roth IRA tainers rested in silver-painted could be subject to taxes and a 10 percent And a special thanks to all the young adults who did an excellent job in wooden boxes. The boxes of Workers at Deseret Chemical Depot unload from a U.S. Army helicop- penalty if the account is less than 5 years serving the dinner and helping with prizes. Without their help our dinner old and the owner is under age 59 1/2. cylinders were transported by ter the first of four shipments of boes containing VX nerve agent-filled would not have proceeded as smoothly. The following is a list of the a U.S. Army helicopter, whose cylinders used over the year for testing purposes at Dugway Proving IRTye Name Hoffmann names of these individuals: 974 North Main crew made four trips between Ground. It took four flights from Dugway to DCD to transport 18 cylin- IR Street Address ders for later processing and destruction at the Tooele Chemical Agent Tooele, Utah, 84074 Dugway and Deseret Chemical IR435-833-9440 City, State, ZIP Aubrey Warr Brook Pierce Tenille Lawrence Depot (DCD) over the course of Disposal Facility (TOCDF). IR435-830-0917 Phone cell Shontea Pierce Elora McGovern Hillary Farr two days, Feb. 3 and 4. Shandy Moser Brennen Warr Dacia Pierce reported the disposal opera- then agent samples were taken www.edwardjones.com Under high security, the cargo Member SIPC Monica Garvin Dustin Pierce Kassie McNeil tions were performed safely and analyzed as required by loads were flown in to DCD, Kalyee McNeil Kila McNeil Kellie Ellis and smoothly, except additional state of Utah regulatory offi- transferred to a truck, then Robert Taylor Ashley Caldwell Kaleb McNeil time was needed to break open cials. Ultimately, the agent was driven to the TOCDF to be pro- James Riese Dillion Ellis Christian Garvin rusted caps on the agent-bearing destroyed and the metal con- cessed. Chasie Farr Tyler Lawrence Collin Lawrence cylinders. tainers decontaminated in the EG&G VX Test Cylinders Kody Moser Each cylinder was opened, TOCDF Metal Parts Furnace. Project Manager Kelvin Brito A6 TUESDAY March 29, 2005 Dog attacks on rise in Utah Twenty-five Utah letter carriers pet ownership and education. erly socialized, receive little atten- were bitten by dogs while deliver- Be a Responsible Owner tion or handling, or are left tied up ing the mail so far this year. An • Obedience training can teach for long periods of time frequently alarming trend when you consider dogs proper behavior and help turn into biters. 45 Utah letter carriers were bit- • License your dog as required owners control their dog in any ten by dogs all of last year, and by law, and provide regular veteri- situation. the number of dog bites usually nary care, including rabies vaccina- • When the letter carrier comes increase as the weather improves tions. For everyone’s safety, don’t and children get out of school. to your home, keep your dog inside, allow your dog to roam alone. Eight of the dog bites have away from the door, in another Note: The Humane Society of resulted in medical attention room, or on a leash. the United States web site at http:// beyond first-aid, and three cases • Don’t let your child take www.hsus.org/pets/pet_care/dog_ have resulted in letter carriers mail from the letter carrier in the care/stay_dog_bite_free/prevent- being unable to return to their presence of your dog. Your dog’s ing_dog_bites.html provides more normal duties for a period of time. instinct is to protect the family. information on the prevention of One letter carrier recently sprained • Spay or neuter your dog. dog bites. Another good resource his knee fleeing from a dog. In the Neutered dogs are less likely to is the Centers For Disease Control past, dog bites have ranged from bite. website at http://www.cdc.gov/ a scratch to a leg to severe facial • Dogs that haven’t been prop- ncipc/duip/biteprevention.htm and leg wounds requiring plastic surgery. “We’re seeing a big increase in dog attacks this year and it’s only March,” said USPS District William Lintner Manager Ken McArthur, who is concerned for the safety of the 1,800 letter carriers in the state. TAX SERVICES The 2005 Children’s Sociable theme was “We are the Future.” It was held March 17, 2005 at Grantsville “These attacks do not have to hap- High School. The children’s sociable has been a tradition of the Old Folks Sociable for over 50 years. The pen. We’re asking pet owners to We prepare your taxes – Your Place or Ours performance was the first official event of the 121st annual Old Folks Sociable. This year’s program involved restrain their dogs and allow their Hours: Mon - Sat, 9am - 9pm 19 performances and 102 children. Their ages ranged from preschool to seniors in high school. The youth letter carriers to deliver the mail of Grantsville gave a great performance. There was everything from a band, singing, and dancing, piano, safely.” For appointment call: and violins to ballet. The youth are very talented and professional. These children truly are our future! Nationwide, more than 3,400 let- Office: 435-882-8597 ter carriers were attacked by dogs Arlyce: 435-882-5519 last year. On average, 10 letter car- Bill: 435-882-7673 Mormon crickets, ’hoppers riers a day are attacked by dogs in Lisa: 435-849-2078 Search the United States. Jenilyn: 801-598-7501 continued from A1 The Centers for Disease Control Or visit us at www.actiontax.com and Prevention estimates that tendent statewide is four to six to invade; help on the way nearly two percent of the U.S. years,” Gowans said. population is bitten by a dog each “We can either appoint some- by Karen Lee Scott That’s good news to Tooele year. This translates to more than one within the district, open up STAFF WRITER County farmers as this area is 4.7 million people per year, most a job search within the district, They’re coming, but help is on getting hit by crickets harder of whom are children. do a statewide search, western- the way. than any area in the state. If a letter carrier feels threatened states search or conduct a nation- By the end of this year, some The UDAF anticipates that by a dog, the Postal Service will al search,” board member Carol 691,000 acres of Tooele County Mormon crickets will infest try to work with the dog’s owner Jefferies said. “We also receive will be infested with Mormon 2.8 million acres of range and to ensure the pet is restrained a lot of help from USBA (Utah crickets and another 3,000 acres farmland in the state and that when the carrier makes deliveries. grasshoppers will cover nearly School Board Association). We will be plagued with grasshop- If the situation can’t be resolved, 770,000 acres, down from the the owner’s mail delivery could have contacted them and they pers, but the Utah Department recent record high acreage of be curtailed, requiring the owner provide help in the selection of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) 1.4 million recorded in 2001. — and sometimes the neighbors process. We need to huddle up is hoping to ebb the tide of soon and find the best person While Tooele County was at — to pick up their mail at the Post insects where it can. we can for the job. It is difficult the top of the list of Mormon Office. The UDAF is again offering to to bring somebody in from back cricket infestations, it was Fortunately dog bite injuries can assist agricultural landowners East because we can’t meet their fourth from the bottom of the be prevented through responsible in protecting their crops. Under salary expectations.” grasshopper acre infestation the department’s cost-share pro- Gowans said its difficult to list. Duchesne topped that list find somebody with all the quali- gram, landowners can be reim- with 230,000 acres. Unload Your fications needed to be the top bursed for half of the costs of • A cricket control meeting is administrator for a growing purchasing and applying protec- scheduled for April 6 at 7 p.m., Truck school district. tive bait and pesticides on or at the Rush Valley Town Hall. “The district is growing by near their property. e-mail: [email protected] 500 to 700 students each year. What we are doing is hiring a CEO for a company with a $60 Subscribe Today 882-0050 million budget and more than 882-0050 700 employees,” he said. “It’s an organization that transports thousands of students on buses and oversees school lunch pro- grams providing breakfasts and lunches for 11,000 students.” Gowans said a superintendent needs to be a quality educational leader, but also needs skills to deal with the district’s growth, financial issues and more. “We need a good leader,” he said. Shumway notified school Advanced Technology board members with an e-mail What if we told you there was a way to get on March 7 that he would not healthy that was painless, yet precise...faster, yet seek a contract renewal. The safer? Would you be interested? Sure you would! board met for nearly two hours Welcome to the world of the Pro-Adjuster. T he on March 1 in an executive ses- P ro- A djuster is the most advanced piece of sion to discuss a contract renew- Chiropractic evaluation and treatment al, but tabled any action on the equipment in existence today. The Pro-Adjuster matter. Board members voted uses 21st century technology to determine to wait until April before pub- if each segment/spinal vertebrae is in licly discussing a contract for proper alignment. Now that’s putting the superintendent. In his e-mail analysis on a whole new level. Shumway wrote that he made his decision after long and careful deliberation with family and key colleagues. Prior to the hiring of Shumway, Porter Family Chiropractic the district job was somewhat unsettled for three or four years 241 W. Utah Ave. Tooele 833-0977 with Paul Skyles, James Buckley and Jose Truijio serving as super- intendents. Before those three, Walden Gurney and Clarke DRIVERS Johnsen worked as superinten- dents. Board member Kendall Thomas praised Shumway’s work. “He elevated us to higher levels ENGLAND TRUCKING JOB FAIR! in building schools and improv- The Utah and Nevada departments of transportation will be hosting a public meeting on Friday, April 6, Learn To Drive With The Best! ing test scores. I think the job 2005, regarding a proposed intersection at Aria Blvd and I-80 on the Utah/Nevada border. C. R. England Trucking is conducting FREE Career Fairs explaining brings a lot of stress and scrutiny their Truck Driver Training Program. from the public,” Thomas said. These FREE Fairs will be held EVERY WEEK IN APRIL from Board member Julia Holt said Meeting slated for proposal 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM she did not know exactly why Tuesday: Provo, Holiday Inn, 1416 S. University Avenue Shumway did not want to con- tinue as superintendent. Wednesday: Salt Lake City, C.R. England Olde English Grill, on Wendover intersection 4701 W. 2100 S. (West end of C.R. England general offices) “I think he felt good about everything that has been accom- The Utah Department of Wendover, Nevada. Thursday: Ogden, Holiday Inn Express, 2245 S. 1200 E. plished in the district during his Transportation (UDOT) and The public comment period Get your CDL and learn to be a professional truck driver! Low, Low time here,” she said. the Nevada Department of ends April 15, 2005. Anyone wish- Tuition! Special discount for attendees! Financing available through our “I think he was pretty happy Transportation (NDOT), in coop- ing to comment on the proposed pay-as-you-earn-plan. No credit check or co-signers needed. Guaranteed job with England Trucking upon successful completion. here,” board member Jerry eration with the Federal Highway interchange may attend the meet- Powers added. “He has done Administration (FHWA) will be ing, or send comments to: If you want a career with a real future, you owe it some outstanding things. I’m sure hosting a public scoping meeting Mr. Lars Anderson to yourself to attend one of these Job Fairs! it was a very difficult decision to about a proposed intersection at Region 2 Environmental Min. age 21 make. My personal feelings are Aria Blvd. and Interstate 80 on Manager Free Refreshments! that he has done an outstanding the Utah/Nevada border. 2010 South 2760 West DON’T MISS THIS EVENT! job. He is the most competent The public scoping meeting Salt Lake City, UT 84101-4592 493 W. 400 N., Tooele superintendent this district has will be held Friday, April 6, 2005 Fax (801) 975-4913 866-887-4937 www.crengland.net had in the last 10 years.” from 4-7 p.m., at the Montego Email: Larsanderson@utah. 882-4800 www.mohlmanlaw.com e-mail: [email protected] Bay Convention Center in West gov TUESDAY March 29, 2005 A7

tions that the site is too risky due would be allowed to construct PFS to thousands of overflights by and operate a spent nuclear continued from A1 armed F-16 jets traveling to and fuel storage facility consist- from Hill Air Force Base to the ing of a cluster of 500 concrete “In summary, the NRC believes Utah Test and Training Range. pads, each 67-feet by 30-feet, based on information developed Thus the board sided with PFS on which the cylindrical stor- in NRC vulnerability assess- and submitted its recommenda- age casks would sit. Each car- ments, that the Committee has tion of full license approval to bonsteel-encased concrete cask identified some scenarios that the entire NRC. The NRC was would be 19-feet tall and 11-feet are unreasonable. then to decide the final outcome in diameter and would hold a The letter continued, “The of the license. stainless steel canister, which However, on March 7, Utah NRC also disagrees with some houses the high-level radiation submitted an appeal to the board NAS recommendations and its spent nuclear fuel rods. concerning the plane crash mat- conclusion lacks a sound tech- If the site became operation- ter and the board decided to nical basis. The NAS finding al, PFS has a land lease contract proceed with a hearing. So now that earlier movement of spent with the Goshutes for 25 years fuel from pools into dry storage the final NRC vote has been delayed until the airplane crash with a 25-year renewal clause would be prudent is one such issue can again be discussed. written into the contract. PFS example.” If the board still favors PFS insists that the casks will only It is unknown exactly what on the issue, then the state can be in Skull Valley temporarily, the NAS study notes as it has yet make an appeal directly to the but due to problems surround- to be made public NRC. But if the board favors the ing the permanent repository photography / Tror Boman Background state, PFS has the same right to at Yucca Mountain, Nev., many Dan Thompson recently cut pavement on the corner of Tooele’s Main Street and 1280 North in preparation On Feb. 24 the ASLB board appeal to the full NRC. believe otherwise. to install new power and communication lines for traffic lights. rejected (2-1) the state’s asser- If a license were granted, PFS e-mail: [email protected]

making phone calls to newspa- Durrant and Ronald Nehring Panos pers asking that a story on his allowed Panos to deliver his legal New Transcript reporter brings continued from A1 case be written. argument, which he claimed was Additionally, he was accused based on “original jurisdiction” The clerk said filing the case of going to the home of each and “good faith.” The other two in the higher court before it Supreme Court justice and leav- Supreme Court justices, Christine experience, knowledge of county was heard by Judge Pitt was ing notes in their mailboxes. He not in accordance with the law. Durham and Jill Parrish, were not even taped notes on the windows present at that hearing. However, at that time, neither the of their homes. by Mary Ruth Hammond was his favorite, Mark quipped, In the end, the Supreme Court court clerks or Judge Pitt had any The justices first sent Panos a “The one that paid the most.” justices ruled that they failed to STAFF WRITER idea Panos had filed his claim in “cease and desist” order, which Many of our long-time read- Watson added that he some- see how Panos’ legal arguments two separate courts. he reportedly violated within ers probably recognized a famil- times asks himself why he applied to Utah’s highest court. On Feb. 7, 2003, Judge Pitt hours by calling the Utah Court of iar byline beginning with last became involved in newspaper ruled in Panos’ favor and award- Appeals clerk and leaving a voice Justice Wilkins dismissed all week’s editions of the Tooele work at all. “My favorite subject ed him $2,465 to repair his vehicle mail stating he was not going to but five days of the 30-day sen- Transcript-Bulletin. in school was math,” he said, and pay fees for a rental car. allow the matter to be dropped. tence imposed on Panos. But Mark Watson, a Grantsville “but I was also creative and I Subsequently, the attorney for Supreme Court justices sub- Panos was warned that if he con- native who began his journalism guess it was the creative side the other party involved in the sequently issued the order that tacted the court again, he will career with this newspaper in that got me into journalism. I accident went directly to Tooele’s Panos appear in that court last serve the remainder of his jail 1984, has come back home. He like writing but I don’t neces- 3rd District Court and paid a $70 Wednesday. During that hear- time, pay a $1,000 fine, and again was recently hired to replace sarily like the ‘sociable’ part of fee to appeal the case. However, ing, Justices Wilkins, Matthew face a contempt of court charge. reporter Mike Rigert who being a reporter.” according to the court clerk, the accepted a job with the Provo Mark isn’t shy about admit- attorney should have first filed Daily Herald. ting there are times he’s not the appeal in the justice court. Mark’s beat will include: comfortable in his job. “I some- And in addition to the $70 fee, Battle of the Bands Tooele City, Tooele County times feel the questions I have a separate $10 fee should have th School District, Tooele Army to ask people are none of my been paid. June 30 , 2005 Depot and Dugway Proving business,” he stated candidly. “I 3rd District Court Judge Randall Ground. He hopes to also write Mark Watson have learned to be more at ease N. Skanchy, on April 8, reversed a few sports as well as feature during interviews, but I’m actu- Pitt’s ruling that the other party stories. a reporter, Mark said one of the ally a person who enjoys being $500 Grand Prize! most interesting stories he ever owed Panos $2,465. Panos imme- A son of Donna (deceased) alone and doing my work with- Dugway Proving Grounds covered was in Fort Bridger, diately filed a motion to disqualify and Gayle Watson, Mark is a out having to bother others.” Sign up by May 20. Two or more members per band. Wyo. when he wrote about Judge Skanchy from the case. 1974 graduate of Grantsville Although Mark doesn’t claim All members must be 16 years or older. Call the lethal injection of Mark Judge Sandra Pueler, presiding High School. He participated to have any great musical tal- 435-831-2344 for more info or to sign up. Hopkinson, the last man execut- 3rd District Court judge, ruled on with the Cowboy football, bas- ents, he does love to sing and ed in that state. Hopkinson, 42, May 8 that there was no reason ketball and tennis teams. During play the drums. He also plays the was convicted of ordering four to disqualify Skanchy from the his sophomore, junior and piano and guitar and he enjoys murders in the 1970s. case. senior years at GHS, Mark took going to Lyle Lovett concerts. “I was at a press conference Still not satisfied, Panos took first-place in tennis doubles. His He describes Lovett as a musi- the day before Hopkinson’s his appeal to the Utah Supreme We will help make your championship tennis partners cian who started out in western execution,” Mark said. “He had Court and justices agreed to hear during those years included Ken music but now has branched grown up in a small Wyoming his arguments. But last October, occasion special out to perform with a large band Nelson, Scott Williams and Brett town where he was a ‘hot shot’ the Supreme Court refused to that sometimes produces a blues Durfee. athlete. A lot of kids looked up overturn Judge Skanchy’s ruling. Prom Dresses, Pageant Gowns & Dressy Mark attended Snow College or big-band swing sound. to him, then all of a sudden he And that’s when Panos started “I’ve been to five of Lovett’s Dresses $35 & up. Tuxedo Rentals for one year on a tennis scholar- was in trouble and accused of concerts and I have a lot of his ship before serving a two-year hiring murderers to kill a judge music,” Mark said. mission in Australia for his and three other people.” Adkins to church. He later graduated from Mark remembers asking Mark’s other hobbies include Brigham Young University with Hopkinson at the news confer- hiking — alone or sometimes a degree in journalism. ence what he would like to say with family members — golfing, Mark’s first beat at this news- to the people in his hometown. when he can find the time, and perform at paper was covering Grantsville “Right up to the end,” Mark said, playing tennis. City, Tooele County and the “Hopkinson denied any involve- Mark said he’s happy to be local courts. “I did a lot of fea- ment in the murders.” back at the Tooele Transcript- county fair ture writing back then, too,” Watson’s coverage of Bulletin because his dad, sister, Mark said. Hopkinson’s news conference, brother, nieces and nephews Top country singer Trace After leaving Tooele in 1987, plus interviews with the man’s are in Grantsville. When Mark Adkins, as well as the acclaimed Mark worked for the Richfield family and friends, brought him worked as this newspaper over band Sugarland, will perform at Reaper. He then moved on to recognition from the Wyoming 20 years ago, current Tooele this year’s Tooele County Fair. the St. George Daily Spectrum, Press Association. Mark also City Mayor Charlie Roberts was The performance will be on where he was the assistant wrote a column comparing editor. Dave Bern, who was later Friday, Aug. 5, and tickets will go sports editor and later the reli- Hopkinson’s life with that of editor of the Transcript-Bulletin on sale June 4. Floor seats will gion editor. other great athletes. That article and currently works as head of be $30 and bleacher seats will any Dress Purchase Mark served as managing edi- also won a state award. the special publications depart- cost $20. tor of the Bridger Valley News ment, was a reporter along with $ Mark has also been recognized Unlike last year’s Keith Urban off or Tuxedo Rental in Wyoming. Then, coming back by the Utah Press Association Mark in 1984. Sports Editor Nick concert, fair director Francine Drake was just getting started Expires 4-16-05. to Utah, he worked as a sports for several sports and general Dea said all the seats will be 5 at this newspaper at that time writer for a couple of years news articles. assigned and that about 6,000 as well. at the Davis County Clipper A great memory Mark has tickets will be sold for the show. “Actually,” Mark said, “I’ve before being named sports edi- of writing for Utah newspa- Adkins’ most recent hits worked at enough newspapers tor at that newspaper. Mark was pers was when he was with the include “Songs About Me” and to know the Tooele Transcript- also a sports writer and copy Richfield Repear and covered “Rough and Ready.” Sugarland’s editor at the Ogden Standard Bulletin is on the cutting edge high school basketball sports. “Baby Girl” is also at the top of 80 West Vine • 882.2817 Examiner. Additionally, he has in doing what it does. The com- That was back in the days when the charts. covered high school football Shawn Bradley, now the 7 ft. 6 in. pany is known throughout Utah games for the Salt Lake Tribune center for the Dallas Mavericks, for its printing. And the news- and done freelance work for the played for Emery High School in paper, in my opinion, is the best Deseret News. Richfield County. weekly in the state.” Speaking of his long career as When asked which newspaper e-mail: [email protected] Tax Specialist - Tooele Kennecott opens visitors center The award winning Bingham Cononelos said, “Since the admission fees has been donat- ITʼS YOUR MONEY. Canyon Mine Visitors Center Capitol is undergoing major ed to Utah charities. The tax- How fast do you want your refund? will open this Friday (April 1) renovations for the next several deductible admission fees, all of for the 2005 season, and will years, this fascinating exhibit which are donated to local chari- • Refund loans, 1-2 days** • Direct Deposit, 1-2 wks*** e file remain open seven days a week has a temporary home at the ties and non-profit organizations Cashier Check, Cash Card, Western Union from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. through Bingham Canyon Mine Visitors by the Kennecott Visitors Center We honor all October 31. Center.” Charitable Foundation, are $4 Since 1992, more than Because the Visitors Center is for passenger vehicles, $20 for FREE Electronic Filing with every return prepared competitors 2,060,000 people have toured located 6700 feet above sea level, Mini Tour Buses and $40 for Professional, Fast Friendly Service, Guaranteed Support coupons up the Visitors Center, and last within the Bingham Canyon Mine, regular Tour Buses. For safety Drop Offs Welcome to $20* September, the two-millionth there is always the possibility of reasons, motorcycles are not visitor was honored, said Louie spring snowstorms. However, allowed to enter the Mine. There Cononelos, Kennecott Utah Kennecott regularly plows the is no charge for school buses, Copper (KUC) Director of four-mile, two-lane paved road scouts in uniform, and vans Come in today and meet with our knowledgeable team of experts: Government and Public Affairs. leading to the Visitors Center. from county-operated, non-prof- A major new addition to the If the weather creates unsafe it senior citizen centers. The Call us for details dozens of interesting exhibits road conditions, traffic will be facility is designed to accommo- 60 S. Main, Ste 103 and displays is the Utah Mining stopped at the entrance until it date the disabled. Association’s (UMA) State min- is safe to travel. For travel directions and (8297) ing exhibit, which was locat- Since the facility opened in instructions, call (801) 252- 882-TAXS ed in the Utah State Capitol. 1992, more than $1,600,000 in 3234. email: [email protected] *Not valid with any other offer. **After IRS acceptance & bank approval Subscribe Today 882-0050 Lou Ron Jan Karen ***After IRS acceptance A8 TUESDAY March 29, 2005 Experts help GHS students explore careers OBITUARIES by Sandy Fraser David Roy Lewis GRANTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Let’s see, what do I want to David Roy Lewis passed away be when I grow up ... a brain March 27, in Tooele. He was surgeon, a wildlife biologist, an born Nov. 30, 1949, in Eureka, FBI Agent or maybe even an Calif., to Roy Lee Lewis and Eva air traffic controller? Students Mae Allen. had been asking themselves David graduated from Cyprus that question as they prepared High School in 1967. He served for “The Day The Community in the U.S. Army and was a Taught School,” which took veteran of the Vietnam War. He place on Tuesday, March 15, at married Patricia Sprout July 15, Grantsville High School. 1969, in Tooele. David worked Thanks to Mrs. Kelly Morgan, at the Tooele Army Depot for 32 Grantsville High School Work years; he enjoyed bowling and Based Learning Coordinator, fishing. life after graduation may have He is survived by his wife; David Roy Lewis been made a little easier for two sons, Dale (Frances) of the students of Grantsville High Norman, Okla., and Shane of Funeral services will be held School, Wendover High School, Salina, Utah; three grandchil- Friday, April 1, at 1 p.m. at Tate Tooele South Campus and dren, Andrew, Danielle and Mortuary. Friends may call from Dugway High School. Sandi Thomas and Kelly Morgan thanked each Amber; one brother; and three 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. prior to the According to Kelly, “I have of the presenters at Career Day with a cer- tificate and Soelberg’s pie, including presenter Bodie Topham from Tate Mortuary was of 43 presenters at sisters. He was preceded in service. Interment Tooele City encouraged the students to neurosurgeon Dr. Jodie Leavitt-Keene (right). Grantsville High’s career day. death by his parents; one broth- Cemetery. please take Career Day seriously er; and one sister. because this will be the last time anyone will go the extra mile to listen. I was speeding down the help them make decisions about freeway doing just that and I NOTES OF APPRECIATION their future.” She continued, “We had a terrible accident. I broke had quite a variety of profes- several bones in my body and sionals from 42 different careers lost a finger!” Community • all food drives throughout the state and beyond On a more personal note he • baby item drives willing to take time away from told the students he is married Action Program • holiday food drives their busy businesses to spend with four children ages 11, 8, 3 • fresh fruit and vegetables. the day educating the students and nine months. In addition to Your generosity is very much Thank you, Tooele County for at Grantsville High School.” his computer empire, he owns a appreciated in behalf of all the all the support of the Tooele The educating professionals flying company and a gun com- people who receive assistance were invited to attend a lun- pany. Community Action Program!!! through our program. cheon catered by Casa Del Rey When asked what his favorite in their honor before the work- quote was, he said, “A little pain shops began. never hurt anyone.” At the conclusion of lunch, the After his address to the stu- student body, faculty and staff dents Kelly Morgan presented Salesman completes training were asked to move to the gym Dell with a Grantsville High Mark Martinez, a sales asso- Coldwell Banker Residential to begin the day’s events. Those School blanket as thanks for tak- ciate in Tooele, has gradu- Brokerage is Utah’s largest res- in attendance were entertained ing time out of his busy sched- Dell Schanze, key-note speaker at Grantsville High School’s career day, ated from Coldwell Banker idential real estate brokerage with a musical number “Back ule to spend the afternoon with visited with students after his speech. Residential Brokerage’s Journey company with 16 offices serv- Water,” performed by Andrea the students. Dell also stayed to Mastery (JTM) program. JTM ing customers and communities Amanda Smith; Zeke Post, net- Anderson, a 2003 Grantsville for the remainder of the day At the conclusion of the day is an intensive training program across the Wasatch Front. It is work programmer; Salt Lake High School graduate. to fill in for the pilot who had Kelly Morgan had this to say, “We that enables sales associates a member of the NRT family Airport Air Traffic Controller Keynote speaker Dell Schanze to cancel because he was sick. have a few bugs to work out, but to master lead management, of companies, which is a sub- Don Seth; Salt Lake Community 35, from Totally Awesome What a great guy, thanks Dell. I feel the time spent in prepara- accountability, time manage- sidiary of Cendant Corporation College, Tamara L. Goetz, Ph.D., Computers, addressed the The students got to see three tion was definitely worthwhile.” ment and technical skills. (NYSE: CD). biotechnology; Salt Lake Marriot crowd. career presenters that they had She continued, “After all, the Downtown; Superior Pharmacy, If you’re not familiar with the previously choosing. It was hard students are our future.” Linda Sandberg, Pharm.D.; name ... he’s that zany guy on to pick because there were so Kelly also added, “We Salt Lake Police Department; the television commercials that many great careers to choose at Grantsville High School Tate Mortuary, Bodie Topham; Subscribe Today 882-0050 says, “If you don’t buy a com- from. would like to thank everyone Taylor Andrews Academy of puter from me I’ll poke you in As the day was winding down, who helped make this a suc- Hair Design, Cly’ta Gosling and the eye!” the following students offered cess especially the presenters: Amanda Worthington; The Salt VENDORS WANTED The subject of his address their comments on the day’s Anytime Fitness, Karen Jack; Lake Tribune, Photographer Rick to the students was based on activity. Bailey-Montague, Rob Ronald; Egan and Journalist Jennifer seeking employment. He began According to Abi McNeill, Brooke LeSueur, cell tower “The one career I wanted to get Sanchez; Tooele School District, Tooele Swap Meet by asking the students a sim- installer; Bureau of Criminal Secondary Director Terry ple question, “How are you? more information on was fun.” Identification, Julie Hatchett; Opening: May 7, 2005 Linares; Tooele Spine Center, Remember that will be the most “Other than the disrespect Utah College of Massage Glen Thompson, D.C.; U.S. Army; Only Saturday’s important question you will ever some of the students demon- Therapy; Countryside Animal U.S. Marines; U.S. Navy; Utah be asked, so make sure you strated at the closing ceremony, Clinic, Dr. Gary Gowns; Cal Sellers entry fee: $20/car Highway Patrol; Valley Mental answer is a good one.” He con- we really enjoyed the day. It was Todd, marketing and sales; Dr. Motor View Drive-In Health, Jim Shelton, L.C.S.W.; tinued, “My favorite answer is an eye opening experience,” said Jodie Leavitt-Keene, neurosur- 4055 N. Hwy 36, Erda Vine Street Dental Specialists, of course, “totally awesome”; if Amanda and Michael Garrard. geon; FBI Agent Paul Bingham; Bryan Horsley D.M.D.; Wal-Mart you answer with that reply you Dr. Jodie Leavitt-Keene, neu- Edith Bird, travel and tour- Bring this ad in for $5 off sellers fee at the gate. Distribution Center; Warner will definitely be remembered!” rosurgeon and one of the edu- ism specialist; Greg Skordas, “Anyone can be a champion if cating professionals offered her attorney at law; Plant Manager you put forth more effort; give comments on her experience of Greg Foy for Intrepid Potash; 100 percent.” the day, “I felt it was worthwhile Jazz-In-It, Susan Trujillo; Jodie He went on to say, “There are for the kids, I hope the students Parkinson, dental hygenist; We Now Have Extended Hours four traits you should possess learned more about what neuro- KSOP country radio station, Bill Walk-ins welcome on Wednesday nights from 5-8 with Chad Jarvis, MS, PA-C, ATC which can mean the difference surgeons do. Thanks for inviting Buckly; KUTV 2 News Sports of making $30,000 a year or one me.” Director Jeremy Castro; Meier & The medical team at MWFP is Millie Connell a Grantsville million dollars a year — sincer- Marsh Professional Therapies, qualified to take care of all your ity, self control, etiquette and High School teacher said,” I Troy Marsh; Mike Smith, wild- learned so much so much from healthcare needs right here in effort. life biologist; Mountain Vista; Tooele. Located next to the “Always listen to your par- the mortician. You never stop Mountain West Family Practice, hospital, we are easily accessible ents. I learned the hard way.” He learning.” Sergio Abarca, M.D.; Community shared a story with the students The presenters were given Nursing Services, Sue Barrus; from all parts of Tooele County. a certificate of appreciation regarding that advice; “My mom Mountain West Medical Center We specialize in acute and chronic always told me not to do wheel- and freshly baked pies from - Radiology, Aleta Dean and ies on my bullet bike but I didn’t Soelbergs. care, well child checks, annual physicals, sports physicals, etc. Babies born at Mountain West Medical Center Mischa Janet Sikkenga was March 6, 2005, to Korrine and Sebastian Ray Smith was born Blake Beazer, MD • Sergio Abarca, MD • Chad S. Jarvis, MS, PA-C, ATC born March 2, 2005, to Kevin Joseph Sandoval. March 15, 2005, to Cory and Michael and Maria Elena Maddlyne Jae Anderson was April Smith. Sick of traveling to Salt Lake for Health Care? Sikkenga. born March 11, 2005, to Kim Raegan Lynn Claudia Same day appt. available! 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A10 TUESDAY March 29, 2005 Sports

From The Sidelines Buffs end preseason Bogut ready, with win over Falcons by Nick Drake region action this week. SPORTS EDITOR “We played well,” he noted. Tooele wanted to finish its’ tough “Zach threw a heck of a ball game prepared for preseason slate on a positive note with six strikeouts and two hits and Clearfield was just what the and gave us a shutout. It was a big Buffs needed to provide a big con- win for us. We only had one error fidence boost in the young baseball and that was a big key for us. I was NBA talent squad. really proud of the way the kids Alex DeSpain and T.J. Witkowski didn’t let the weather effect them. combined for five hits and scored That is a huge win for us to end n the collegiate four runs to lift Tooele to a 4- preseason on a positive note and basketball 0 whitewash of the Falcons last for our program.” world, every Tuesday in Clearfield. Tooele 4 - Clearfield 0 decade or two, Witkowski smacked out three The Buffs broke a scoreless game the earth moves, singles and scored a pair of tal- with a two-run rally in the fourth Ithe sea parts and the lies and DeSpain belted a pair of and padded the lead with two more stars align to produce doubles and scored both times to tallies in the sixth and Mikesell a true luminary. So is produce all of the offense the Buffs turned in a masterful performance the case with Andrew would need on this day. to earn a triumph last Tuesday at Bogut. Tooele hurler Zach Mikesell shut Clearfield. The Australian center David Gumucio down the Falcons for five-plus Mikesell started the game well has lit up the hardwood GUEST COLUMNIST innings of work on the hill to vault only allowing two base-runners in for two years at the the Buffs to a hard fought road the opening three innings, one on University of Utah leading the team to anoth- triumph. The Buff southpaw scat- a Buff miscue and another on a er showdown with Kentucky in the Sweet tered two hits, struck out six and Clint Fulmer double in the bottom Sixteen. To get to Kentucky the Utes had to didn’t walk a batter to garner the of the third. However, the crafty defeat Oklahoma, which they did. But dur- victory on the mound for THS. left-hander kept both runners from ing the game the announcer claimed Bogut The Buffs have now won two of scoring and the game remained was having a bad game… the result was 10 their last three games, beating Park a scoreless affair 0-0 after three points, 11 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 blocked City 8-7 March 17 but falling to innings expired. shots. Not bad as I see it. Bogut is a rarity Jordan 13-3 March 21 in Sandy. Tooele finally broke the dead- indeed. His rare form includes an inside-out- Tooele sports a 3-7 record to lock in the top of the fourth inning. side shot combination, superb ball handling date. Witkowski smacked a lead off and defensive skills, excellent self discipline, The Buffs were prepared for the single and DeSpain followed with a tough work ethic, a broad vision of the Region 11 opener today at Dow a double to push Witkowski into court, he is a rebounding juggernaut and he James Park against rival Ogden at third. Danny Wihongi and Mikesell is extremely coachable. 3 p.m. However, inclement weather followed with consecutive RBI It is no surprise he announced yester- postponed the contest. Tooele is singles to chase home the Tooele day he was going pro. Andrew could have slated to venture to Grantsville next tandem and spot the Buffs a 2-0 played professional basketball two years Thursday for another key league cushion midway through the affair. earlier. Instead, he came to Utah as prom- bout, also at 3 p.m. A walk and Tooele error allowed ised. More offers came after his freshman Buff interim-Coach Doug Harding photography/Troy Boman the Wildcats to push a runner to said the road triumph at Clearfield year and again he remained true to the Utes. Tooele infielder Amy Petersen stands over a Kearns base runner after tagging the third. But Mikesell reached back Each year he grew stronger, each year he Lady Cougar out at third base. The Lady Buffs continue to shine with an impressive was key to end the preseason on grew more mature, each year the hardwood 15-0 league triumph over Ogden last Tuesday at Deseret Peak Complex. a winning note and prepare for SEE END PAGE A11 seasoned. Now, and only now, he feels he’s ready. Bogut announced Monday he’s skipping his final two seasons at Utah and making Lady Buffs roll to himself eligible for the NBA draft. The 7-foot Australian center is expected to be a lottery Buff track on a pick and quite possibly be the first player chosen overall in the draft. He may even easy league win end up right here in Utah. The Jazz have the fourth-worst record in the NBA right now by Nick Drake hard fought triumph. roll early in year and they have accumulated a lot of ping pong SPORTS EDITOR Tooele resumes action with a region balls. You just never know. Bogut could Tooele knew it needed to start off bout at Morgan Wednesday at 3:30. by Nick Drake grabbed fifth place in the event remain in Utah. Stranger things have hap- the Region 11 softball season on a high Lady Buff Coach Barry Pitt said the SPORTS EDITOR at 3:59.49. pened. note. game was good to get in and a lot of The Tooele High track team is Ahlstrom also battled to a The Runnin’ Utes’ season ended with And Lauren Folta responded. younger players responded with in the off to a strong start with a num- seventh place in the 400 meter another loss to Kentucky in the regional The Lady Buff hurler recorded a line-up to record the valuable league ber of individuals leading the way finals at 53.37 and the 400 meter semifinal of the tournament, but Bogut’s perfect game and Tooele exploded for triumph. for the Buff track & field squad. relay team of Trifon Gochis, Nick career will forever continue on. He was the seven runs in the first frame and six “We were just happy to get the game The Buffs battled 20 teams in Terry, Josh Banford and A.T. leading vote-getter on the AP All-America more in the second stanza to cruise played so we wouldn’t have to resched- the Hurricane Invitational March Cisco fought to a seventh place team, averaging 20.4 points and 12.2 to a decisive 15-0 victory over Ogden ule it,” he said. “It was an opportunity 11-12 and also competed against in the event at 46.46. rebounds a game while leading the Utes to Tuesday at Deseret Peak Complex. to get a lot of players in the game and region rival Bear River March 16 Ahlstrom also took seventh a 29-6 season. In the NCAA tournament, Folta struck out seven of the 12 Lady the girls that saw varsity action played at Tooele. place in the 1600 meter run at he was a man among boys, Kentucky had Tigers sluggers she faced and logged well and it was good start to the region The Tooele 1600 meter relay 4:46.00 while teammate Mark to double- and triple-team him to stop him. five ground outs to complete the per- season. Lauren pitched a perfect game team of Shane Ahlstrom, Tyson Dunn claimed eighth place in the Even then, after he was “stopped,” he had 20 fect performance in four innings. and that was nice to see.” Hughes, Josh Boucher and Kyler 800 meter run at 2:10.20 and ninth points, 12 rebounds and a steal. Meanwhile, Jessica Howsden pound- Payson 5 - Tooele 4 Brown fought to top honors in place in the 3200 meter run at the event at Hurricane with a fin- 10:32.11. Andrew Bogut…thanks for the memories! ed out a pair of hits to lead the way for The Lady Lions erupted for four ish of 3:36.40 to pave the way for In the girls, Abree Mattinson Thanks for coming back to Utah. Thanks for the Tooele attack while Karly Bitters, runs in the third inning and the game the impressive Buff start. paved the way with a fourth the last two seasons. Thanks for your rare Lindsey Palmer, Dani Sloan, Kelsey winning tally in the sixth to capture a Hughes garnered a fifth place place time in the 400 meter display of skills, integrity, professionalism Mendenhall, Amber Castagno, Paige victory over the Lady Buffs on the road in the invitational with a time of dash at 64.43. Casey Richardson and class. You will be missed, but you will Lowry and Amy Petersen. Monday at Deseret Peak Complex. 43.83 in the 300 hurdles while took sixth place in the javelin not be forgotten. And for certain all your On March 21, Payson snapped Sandy Marvin opened the decisive the medley relay squad of Steve with a top toss of 68-5 and the fans will be watching you, as all Stars are. Tooele’s six-game win streak March rally with a triple and Chelsey Potter Schwartzman, Rick Sander, Only this one shines brightly in the heavens 21with a 5-4 win at Deseret Peak. drew a walk. Potter swiped second above Utah, and it has Andrew Bogut’s name The Lady Lions rallied for four runs Race Warburton and Shay Asay SEE EARLY PAGE A11 on it. We’ll see you in the NBA. in the third inning and held on for a SEE ROLL PAGE A11 ‘Cats upend Cowboys in preseason home tilt Sports Wrap by Nick Drake Cowboy assistant Coach Byron run to knot the affair at 2-2 after two capture a tournament triumph March Rec soccer referee clinic SPORTS EDITOR Anderson said the team just couldn’t innings. 12 in St. George. There will be a recreation soccer referee Grantsville hoped to pad their get the key hits to ignite a rally. Bankowski settled down after Wasatch grabbed the early lead clinic Wednesday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the record when Woods Cross came to “We just struggled at the plate,” the first inning and shut down the with a three-run assault in the bottom Valley Mental Health building, 100 South 1000 town March 18. he noted. “We just couldn’t get the Cowboys throughout the contest. of the second stanza. T.J. North drew West in Tooele. And after one inning, it looked timely hits with runners on base. I Fisher was the lone Cowboy to reach a walk while Guy Mecham, Parker For more information contact Jared at 833- promising with the Cowboys taking a was pleased with our pitching again. scoring position for the remaining six Sweat and Ryan Farr followed with 9599. 2-1 cushion. We threw well enough to win but we innings when the Grantsville senior consecutive singles to ignite the rally. However, Wildcat hurler Jake just can’t seem to get our bats going blasted a double off the fence in the Ryan Chadwick reached on a fielder’s Ladies golf league Bankowski settled in to hold the hosts right now.” third inning. choice to force home another run and Sign-up for the Overlake Ladies Golf League scoreless for the final six innings and Woods Cross 5 - Grants. 2 Woods Cross grabbed the lead for spot the Wasps a 3-0 lead. will be Friday, April 22, 10 a.m. at the golf Woods Cross rallied for a 5-2 victory The Wildcats rallied for all of its good in the top of the third inning. The hosts rallied for four more runs course. at GHS. runs in the first four frames of the Cass Stevenson smacked a one-out in the bottom of the third to build a There will be a short meeting where infor- Bankowski scattered five hits, game and it was more than enough double. Johnson hit into a fielder’s 7-0 cushion. Tyler Baird opened the mation about the league will be distributed. struck out 11 and walked two to seize for the hard throwing Bankowski choice that forced Stevenson at third frame with a leadoff single and Josh If you have any questions or concerns, con- the triumph on the hill for the ‘Cats. March 18 at Grantsville. base. Johnson moved into scoring Green followed with a double. A pair tact Rita Currey at 882-3840 or Cher Zirker at Chaz Fisher paved the way for the Woods Cross grabbed the early position on a passed ball and trotted of Cowboy fielding miscues and three 882-0090. Cowboys with a pair of hits while lead when Tyson Bell rapped a one- home on a Jack McAfee double to walks led to three runs and extended The league will start Friday, April 29, at 10 Ryan Willis, Derek Erickson and out single, stole second and bolted extend the margin to 3-2. the margin to seven runs. a.m. If you enjoy golf and fun, come join (see Scott Arbon provided one safety each home on a two-out hit from Gavin The ‘Cats struck for a pair of tallies Grantsville attempted to battle Website overlakegolf.com). for the hosts as well. Johnson. in the top of the fourth to complete back in the top of the fifth. Heath Grantsville was scheduled to host However, the Cowboys tied and the scoring and give Bankowski a Bleazard belted a single to open the Adult dodgeball Granite last Wednesday but inclem- little breathing room. Colton Hansen inning and Willis crushed a double. Adult dodgeball is open to everyone age 18 actually led the game in the bottom ent weather washed the game out. of the opening stanza with a two-run smacked a two-out single and raced Fisher and Fawson drew consecutive and over. The Cowboys will reschedule the to second on a Cowboy miscue. Cody walks to force home one run while a The cost is $40 and includes a team t-shirt. rally to build a 2-1 cushion. Ryan game for a later date. Willis smacked a lead off single and Gillette followed with a RBI triple pair of fielder’s choice ground outs Teams are 7-10 players and one female is Grantsville returns home to host and raced home on a Bell single to by Hamatake and Erickson chased required per team. Discounts will be given to Chaz Fisher belted a double to push Morgan in the Region 11 baseball Willis to third. Willis raced home on give Woods Cross a three-run lead home two more tallies and pulled the full teams of seven or more players. Season opener today at 3 p.m. at GHS. The at 5-2. Cowboys to within 7-3. starts April 6 and runs eight weeks with games a wild pitch and Derek Erickson fol- Cowboys also host Delta in a non- lowed with a two-out single to chase Fisher paced the Cowboys hit However, Wasatch answered the once a week in the evening. A tournament at league affair Wednesday, also at 3 parade with a pair of safeties while Grantsville challenge with three more the end of the season features first and sec- home Fisher and give the hosts a slim p.m. Then, Grantsville hosts county edge. Willis, Erickson and Scott Arbon pro- runs in the bottom half of the fifth neighbor Tooele next Thursday, also But the lead was short lived. In vided one hit each. to break the game open once again. SEE WRAP PAGE A11 at 3 p.m. fact, the ‘Cats answered right back Wasatch 10 - Grantsville 4 Mecham, Sweat, Chadwick and Baird Grantsville now sports a 3-4 record in the top of the second stanza when The Wasps stung the Cowboys on the season to date. Mike Jasinsky drilled a solo home with 10 runs in just three innings to SEE UPEND PAGE A11 TUESDAY March 29, 2005 A11 ‘Cats fall one win shy of goal

by Nick Drake Kim also hit for 11 and Dallin lopsided league victory over the SPORTS EDITOR Andrus netted 10 for the vic- Tigers Jan. 21 in Wendover. Wendover went into the 2004- tors. Wasatch Academy actually 05 boys basketball season with Matt Mascaro led all scor- grabbed a slim 13-12 lead after high hopes and aspirations. ers in the game with 25 and the opening stanza expired in The Wildcats were coming off Sergio Sanchez contributed 14. the league affair. Manwell led a berth into the Class 1A State Brayen Soriano pumped in 12 the early surge with seven Boys Basketball tournament for and Garrett Burningham fired in points and Kayonga flipped in a the first time in a few years and eight as well. pair of field goals as well. Sean the team had a solid scoring The playoff loss completed Fitzmaurice also added a basket nucleus coming back again this the ‘Cat’s overall with a 10-12 to give the Tigers a slim one- winter. mark on the season. point cushion after eight min- However, Wendover started Wendover Coach Clayton utes expired. off slow and then the ‘Cats lost Carter said it was a disappointed Wendover stayed within strik- a couple of key performers to season for the Wildcats because ing distance, thanks to nine grades and another vital player the team didn’t get a chance to points from Mascaro and three to injuries for most of the sea- showcase its talents in the Class more from Soriano and each son. In spite of the adversity, 1A State Boys Basketball tour- buried a 3-point bomb along the Wendover still managed to fin- nament in Cedar City. way. ish third in the Region 18 boys “I’m disappointed with a sea- The Wildcats caught fire in basketball ranks and earn a high son overall,” he stated. “I felt the second stanza to register home playoff game against the like we should have been at a 20-9 scoring assault on the lowest seeded Region 17 boys the state tournament. It started Tigers and seize a 32-22 cushion squad. with losing a couple of players at intermission. Henricks and But West Ridge Academy to grades and we just never Mascaro logged seven points spoiled the ‘Cats bid to return jelled consistently. We were just each to trigger the explosion to the state tournament with a too inconsistent. We played well and Sergio Sanchez contributed 72-66 upset triumph and elimi- enough to be in every game but a pair of field goals. Alvarez nated Wendover from post-sea- we just didn’t find a way to fin- also hit a basket to give WHS a son play. ish them off.” double figure lead at the half- The Fighting Eagles outscore The playoff loss capped the time break. the Wildcats 18-12 in the final prep hoop careers of seniors Manwell flipped in a 3-point frame of the Feb. 28 state play- Matt Mascaro, Brayen Soriano, bomb while Tahara, Kayonga off to post a triumph over the Garrett Burningham and Ciano and Danny Blackhein chipped in ‘Cats in Wendover. Sweat. with a field goal each during the Tommy Downs poured in Wend. 84 - W. Acad.49 pivotal second session burst. a team high 13 and Andrew The Wildcats rolled to a rare Strohmeyer pumped in 12. Dave SEE SHY PAGE A12

walk to load the bases and Alex also reached on a Bountiful End DeSpain drove home a run with error to force home another continued from Page A10 another walk. Brock Sorenson Tooele tally. ripped a three-run triple while The Braves knotted the affair to get a strike-out and pair of Chad Valdez and Zach Watrous with a pair of runs in the bottom ground outs to get out of the jam belted out singles to aid the of the fifth. Hunter smacked a and keep the game a two-run early effort and stake the Buffs leadoff triple and Morrell belted contest. to a quick 5-0 cushion. out a sacrifice fly to chase home The Buffs padded the advan- Bountiful rallied back in the Hunter. Dell ripped a double and tage in the top of the sixth, thanks bottom of the first inning to Brian Thompson reached on a to Witkowski and DeSpain once cut the deficit to 5-4. Jason Buff error to tie the game at 6-6. again. Witkowski led off with Freckleton reached on a Buff Bountiful erupted for three a single and DeSpain coun- fielding miscue and Eric Hunter runs in the bottom of the sixth to tered with a double to chase followed with a single as well. take control of the contest. Kyle Witkowski to third. Wihongi and Nick Morrell also reached on Birmingham belted a leadoff Chad Valdez belted RBI singles a Tooele error and Aaron Dell double and Freckleton reached later in the frame to extend the clubbed a two-run double. Kyle on a effort. Morrell blasted a photography/Troy Boman lead to 4-0 before the rains came Peters also hit a run scoring two-run triple and scored on Grantsville’s Butch Logan drives on a defender in a game earlier this winter. The Cowboys finished the sea- and washed out the contest. single to make the game a one- a Dell double to complete the son at Ben Lomond Feb. 11 with a road setback. Witkowski paced all slug- run affair. scoring in the contest. gers in the game with three hits The Buffs extended the mar- Olsen, Harris, Witkowski, and a pair of runs scored while gin to 6-4 when Harris reached DeSpain, Sorenson, Valdez and DeSpain added a pair of doubles on a Bountiful error and T.J. Watrous all pounded out one hit Cowboys fall short in bid and runs scored. Wihongi also Witkowski drew a walk. DeSpain each for the Buffs in the game. clubbed out two safeties while Mikesell and Valdez contributed a safety each as well. for victory at Bear River Bountiful 9 - Tooele 6 The Braves rallied for five by Nick Drake Grantsville. Scott Arbon hit for seven points and th Butch Logan tossed in five. runs in the final two frames to 13 Annual SPORTS EDITOR pull out a hard fought preseason Grantsville was looking for its first league win Abdul Evans paced the Tigers’ attack with a team high 19 and Curtis Smith fired in 14 for the triumph over the Buffs March 16 Fund Raising of the season. in Bountiful. And for over two quarters, it appeared the visitors. Bryson Dykster hit for 13. The home win snapped the team’s 11-game Tooele drew first blood with Cowboys would have a chance to register the a five-run outburst in the top triumph against region nemesis Bear River Feb. 4 losing skid and marked the first time since the BANQUET Cowboys upended Canyon View Dec. 18 in Cedar of the first frame. Blake Olsen in Tremonton. drew a leadoff walk and Jace The Tooele County Chapter of the However, Grantsville went cold from the field City that Grantsville relished the taste of victory. Cowboy Coach Larry Sandberg said his team Harris followed with a single. Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) in the shooting department and the Bears took T.J. Witkowski also drew a full advantage to grab control and hold on for a played well but just couldn’t sustain the consis- 13th annual fund raising banquet hard fought 74-62 triumph over the Cowboys. tency throughout the entire hard fought affair Jason Zundel poured in a game high 22 and against Bear River. Dallas Miller fired in 16 to lead Bear River to the “I thought the kids came out ready to play and April 9, 2005 league triumph. Marcus Hanley hit for 14 and played hard for the entire game,” he stated. “I Roll Colton Smith tossed in 12 as well. think that the four or five minute stretch where continued from Page A10 The banquet will host a delicious we got out of our game plan and what was work- Marcus Hamatake paced the Grantsville offense but Marvin was gunned down at ing for us hurt our chances to pull out a victory. meal, raffle & auction. with a team high 19 and Scott Arbon pumped in the plate in an attempted steal. But overall I was pleased the team performance. 18. Derek Erickson hit for 10 for the Cowboys. However, LaShana Price, Joqell For tickets and more information contact We did a much better job of defending the perim- The setback however set the tone for their Hogan and Karlie Mangleson fol- eter this time than we did the first time we played Jimmie Emerson at 435-833-0225 or initial victory of the league season just five days lowed with consecutive RBI sin- them.” Lynette Harris at 435-882-6165. later when Grantsville upended Ogden at home. gles and Mangleson later scored A complete story on the victory over Ogden as Although the hard fought loss was disappoint- on a Lady Buff miscue, all with well as the season ending setback to Ben Lomond ing, the close games set the stage for the Cowboys’ two outs, to stake Payson to a on Feb. 11 and a season overview will be pub- first and only league victory just a few days later. 4-0 cushion. lished in a future edition. Pet of the Week After 53 days without tasting triumph, Grantsville Tooele battled back with was finally rewarded for its determination. Bear River 74 - Grantsville 62 three runs in the bottom half Derek Erickson poured in 29 points and Marcus of the third to close to within Hamatake pumped in 13 to lead the Cowboys to 4-3. Amy Petersen drew a walk SEE SHORT PAGE A12 a hard fought 67-65 victory over Ogden Feb. 9 at and Kristen Evans reached on a Payson fielding miscue. Lindsey Bear River edges THS Palmer, Kelsey Mendenhall and Early The Lady Bears nipped the Leslie Brunson drew consecu- Wrap tive walks to force home a run continued from Page A10 Lady Buffs in a dual March 16 continued from Page A10 at THS to garner a sweep of the and Jessica Howsden slammed a medley relay squad of Thelma dual action. two-run double to complete the Brockbank, Amie Farley, Holly scoring and close the deficit to ond place cash prizes. For more Tooele won six of 16 events Tyler and Carly Ahlstrom seized just one run. infor call Trina at 843-8471. but provided depth needed to sixth place in the event at 5:06.06. make a run at the victory, falling The Lady Lions pushed across Adult softball The Lady Buff 1600 meter relay just short of Bear River 67-63. a run in the top of the sixth when Tooele County is now regis- team of Caitlin Mooney, Cassie Holly Tyler topped the 100 Brittany Wilson smacked a one- tering teams for coed, women Oborn, Abree Mattinson and Erin hurdles with a first place finish out hit, stole second and darted and men’s adult softball. Christiansen garnered seventh of 17.72 and teammate Liz Miller home on a Janey Ballard single For more info contact Aaron place in the event at 4:36.47. was right behind with a silver to extend the margin to 5-3. Perkins at 241-0057 or 843-4010. Liz Miller battled to an eighth standing of 17.93. Carly Ahlstrom The Lady Buffs countered with place in the 100 meter hurdles also grabbed fourth place in the a run in the bottom of the sixth to and Mattinson took eighth place event at 19.13. make the contest a one-run affair. in the long jump as well at 14-6. Erin Christiansen claimed top MeKenzi Pacheco drew a leadoff Upend Holly Tyler battled to a ninth honors in the 1600 meter run at walk and Petersen followed with continued from Page A10 place in the 300 meter hurdles in 6:21 while teammates Brittany a single. Cherise Herrera also Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be 53.29 and Meredith Nigh grabbed drew a walk and Evans pushed required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. all belted out hits and another Ripley (6:30) and Tiffany ninth place in the 200 meter dash Caldwell (6:39) took third and home Petersen with a ground Shelters are only required to hold animals for Cowboy error enabled the Wasps at 29.01. Cassie Oborn also took ball and the game was back to a to sting GHS for three more runs fourth place, respectively for three days before they are euthanized. ninth place in the high jump at Lady Buffs. one-run affair. and a 10-3 lead. For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals 4-8 while Brockbank, Tiffany Mattinson claimed first place Payson failed to threaten to Grantsville completed the Caldwell, Farley and Nigh seized score in the top of the final frame available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at in the 400 meter dash at 1:05 and 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville scoring when Fisher reached on a ninth place in the 400 meter but Brunson belted a one-out a Wasatch error and walks to powered a Lady Buff domination Animal Shelter at 884-6881. relay at 57.86. of the event. double to move into scoring Hamatake, Erickson and Justin Richardson also garnered a position. But Tooele couldn’t get Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Hawkins force home the final A story on the remainder of ninth place in the shot put with the girls and the entire boys any closer. run of the game. a heave of 25-5.5 and also placed Howsden paced the Lady Bleazard, Willis, Erickson results will be published in a ninth in the discus at 82-7. future edition. Buff attack with a pair of hits Tooele Veterinary Clinic and Scott Arbon smacked Mattinson also qualified for while Palmer, Brunson, Amber out one hit each to lead the the finals in the 200 meter finals Subscribe Today Castagno, Paige Lowry and 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Cowboys offense in the affair. as well. 882-0050 Petersen provided a safety each. A12 TUESDAY March 29, 2005

plete the lopsided league vic- shot to complete the scoring. Shy tory. Henricks led the way with Matt Mascaro and Joey continued from Page A11 six points while Mascaro and Henricks combined for 54 Soriano tossed in four points points to lead Wendover to the Wendover seized command of each. Alvarez also popped the rare league triumph. Mascaro the contest with a crucial 26-14 nets for another 3-point shot ripped the nets for a season assault in the third period to while Devin Murphy, Christian high 31 points and Henricks build a huge 58-36 cushion with Aranda, Sanchez and Lynn poured in another 23 to spear- one quarter still remaining in Maddox chipped in with a bas- head the pivotal home triumph the game. Mascaro blistered the ket each. Garrett Burningham over Wasatch Academy. Manuel home nets for 11 points, includ- canned a free throw along the Alvarez also pumped in 10 and ing three 3-point bombs in the way as well. Brayen Soriano hit for seven to stanza, while Henricks poured Kayonga triggered the Tigers’ pace the upset victory. in 10 points as well. Alvarez final tally with a pair of field Peter Manwell fired in a team added five points, also hitting a goals and Adam Gockley canned high 17 for the Tigers and Chris 3-point missile. three charity tosses. James Kayonga contributed 12 to lead Tahara paved the way for the Odom added a three-point play the team. Reo Tahara also pro- Tigers with six points in the and Manwell added a 3-point vided eight for the visitors. frame and Manwell provided four. Kayonga and Blackhein also hit for a field goal each to aid in the Wasatch Academy scoring effort in the period. The hosts tacked on a 26- 13 barrage down the stretch in the fourth quarter to com-

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Subscribe Today photography/Troy Boman 882-0050 Grantsville’s Derek Erickson attempts to block a shot by Tooele’s Taylor Palmer in a game at GHS earlier this winter. The Cowboys lost to Ben Lomond to finish out the season last month in Ogden.

duce points in the opening three eter shots. It was another tough Short minutes of the second stanza game for us.” continued from Page A11 and only an Erickson 3-point Delta 46 - Grants. 44 bomb recorded points and kept The Rabbits raced to a quick The Bears broke open a close the game a one shot game, 15- lead and held off a furious contest with a 23-18 outburst 12. Cowboy comeback to record a in the third quarter and 17-10 But Medina buried a 15-foot home triumph Jan. 5 at Delta. explosion in the final frame to jumper with 4:12 left in the sec- Delta sprinted to a big 18-3 capture the home league victory ond period to trigger the piv- cushion into the affair to grab Feb. 4 at Tremonton. otal 25-6 assault and stake Ben control midway through the sec- Zundel and Hanley ignited the Lomond to a whopping 40-18 ond period. The Rabbits raced early Bear River assault with cushion and the Cowboys would to a 10-3 lead after one period seven points each in the opening never recover. and opened the second stanza period and Miller poured in four Smith followed with a lay up with eight straight to seize the points to lead the Bears to a slim while Washington recorded two 15-point cushion. Chris Jeffery 18-17 edge after one quarter. more lay ups and Ty Baty com- paved the way with six points Hamatake and Arbon pumped pleted the second quarter surge and Jordan Fowles netted five in six points each to lead with a steal and lay up and 3- to lead the early charge. Kurt Grantsville in the first frame point bomb at the halftime horn Lindstrom fired in four points and Erickson hit for five. to build a 28-14 Scot lead. and Zach Goulding added three The Cowboys outscored the Hamatake stemmed the run to spearhead the Delta assault. Bears 17-16 in the second stanza with an eight-foot jumper in the Marcus Hamatake paved the to force the game into a 34-34 waning seconds of the first-half. way for the Cowboys with the deadlock at intermission. Arbon Washington opened the third lone three points of the first triggered the Grantsville come- quarter like he finished off the quarter and a half. back bid with eight points and second stanza with a lay up but Grantsville did outscore the Kirk Fawson fired in five, hit- Flack countered with a lay up off hosts 15-12 for the remainder ting a 3-point shot along the a perfect feed from Hamatake to of the second period to close way. Brent Mouritsen and Butch make the game a 30-16 contest. to within 30-18 by intermission. Logan recorded two points each However, Ben Lomond reeled Hamatake and Derek Flack to aid the effort in the period off a 10-2 burst to build the 22- poured in four each and Butch and force the contest into a half- point cushion and was never Logan buried a 3-point bomb time deadlock at the break. threatened the rest of the way. to aid the Cowboy comeback Reggie Shaw led the way for Smith put in three consecutive bid. Kirk Fawson and Logan the Bears in the session with six baskets on a tip in, lay up and 12- Gumucio chipped in with a field points while Zundel and Miller foot jumper while Washington goal each. provided four points each. and James Stokes added a field Lindstrom finished off the Smith chipped in with a pair of goal each as well. session for Delta with eight charity tosses to force the tie at Arbon stemmed the Scot points, including a pair of 3- half-time. surge with a rebound basket, point bombs. Jeffery chipped Bear River bounced back in free throw and three-point play in with four more to give the the third quarter to post a 23- and Hamatake canned a pair Rabbits a 12-point lead at the 18 edge and build a 57-52 lead of charity tosses to make the halftime break. headed down the stretch. Zundel affair a 40-24 decision with 1:16 The Cowboys remained “hot” keyed the Bear rally with seven remaining in the period. going into the third period and Celebrating Our Nurses But Baty buried another buzz- points, also hitting a 3-point registered a 15-3 outburst to We are proud to present the Patients’ Choice Award, to bomb, while Hanley and Smith er beating 3-point bomb at the tie the game at 33-33 with one be presented to one of our outstanding nurses during tossed in six each in the pivotal third quarter horn and Smith quarter remaining in the game. National Nurses Week, May 6-12. outburst. Matt Miller and Dallas opened the final frame with Gumucio spurred the rally with Miller each logged two points in a five-foot hook to give Ben six points, including a 3-point the quarter. Lomond back a 20-plus point shot. Scott Arbon tossed in a pair Nominate your Favorite Nurse! Hamatake caught fire in the cushion with 6:47 left. of field goals as well. Hamatake stanza for Grantsville with 10 Hamatake answered with a fired in a 3-point bomb and We want to know how our nurses have provided you or points in the period, nine of pair of free throws and Logan Fawson contributed a basket to a family member with great care and comfort – inpatient which were on three 3-point added a 12-foot jumper. force the deadlock. or outpatient. Send us the nurse’s name and tell us why bombs. Garrett Elfors, Logan, Ben Lomond bounced back Goulding flipped in a field that person should be recognized. We will review all Arbon and Derek Flack each when Baty drilled another 3- goal and Lindstrom canned a nominations. The winning nurse will be honored at a chipped in with a field goal. point missile, Medina hit a free free throw for the lone points of Patients’ Choice Award reception during National The Bears also logged a 17-10 throw and 12-foot jumper and the period for the Rabbits. Nurses Week. scoring edge in the final frame of Smith chipped in with two free Delta outscored Grantsville the game to complete the scor- throws and a lay up to spot the 11-9 in the final frame of the Nominations must be submitted by a recipient of care, ing. Dallas Miller led the Bear Scots a huge 55-28 lead. game to fend off the gallant relative or close friend of the patient. River charge down the stretch After an Arbon free throw, Cowboy comeback bid. Goulding with six points in the stanza Ben Lomond tacked on six con- paved the way with five points while Zundel and Smith flipped secutive points to add to the and Jordan Fowles chipped in in four each. Reggie Shaw con- lead down the stretch. with three. Deadline: tributed a basket as well. Jensen buried a pair of free Jeffery contributed a field Erickson fired in five points throws while Flack added a pair goal and Lindstrom buried a free April 15, 2005 and Hamatake logged three of charity tosses and a lay up to throw to thwart the GHS rally. points, each hitting a 3-point complete the scoring. Arbon pumped in three points shot down the stretch to lead Smith paced the Ben Lomond while Hamatake, Fawson and the way for the Cowboys. attack with a game high 16 while Gumucio hit a basket each. NOMINATE YOUR FAVORITE NURSE B. Lom. 61 - Grants. 35 Washington and Medina tossed Lindstrom led all scorers in The Scots reeled off a decisive in 14 each. Baty also contrib- the affair with a game high 14 If you received health care (inpatient or outpatient) at Mountain West Medical Center in 25-6 run in a crucial nine-minute uted 11 in the triumph as well. and Jeffery fired in 12. Goulding the past 2 years, we invite you to nominate a nurse for an award. span of the second and third Erickson and Arbon led the hit for 10 and Fowles chipped in way for the Cowboys with a quarters to register a league tri- with eight. All information must be completed in full for consideration. Only those nominations that are typed or printed umph over the Cowboys Jan. 21 team high nine each and Marcus Hamatake paved the way for legibly will be accepted. Type or print your nominations directly on this form. Your essay may be included on at GHS. Hamatake chipped in with seven the Cowboys with a team high a separate sheet of paper. Please be sure to include your address and phone number in the event further infor- Chris Medina gave the visitors also. 12 and Gumucio flipped in 10. mation is required. All information will be held in confidence. Coach Sandberg said the sec- Arbon registered seven and an early boost with seven points Nurse’s Name______in the opening stanza, includ- ond quarter spelled the demise Fawson tossed in six. ing a 3-point bomb, and Colter of the Cowboys in the affair Your Name ______Smith hit for four more points. against Ben Lomond. Ricardo Saucedo and Akeem “We played well at times in Address ______the first-half,” he stated. “We did Washington also chipped in with City ______State ______Zip______two points each to stake Ben a good job of executing some of Lomond to a 15-9 lead after one the game plan but we let it get Buy, Sell, Daytime Phone ______Evening Phone ______quarter. away from us in a stretch in the Erickson paced the Cowboys second quarter. We talked about Trade. In 250 words or less on a separate sheet of paper, explain home a nurse went above and beyond to in the first frame with six that with the players and we just take care of you while you were a patient at Mountain West Medical Center. Fax your nomination form to (435) 882-8770, Attention Doug Sagers points on three field goals and didn’t match their intensity. “Ben Lomond is a good ball Or mail to: Doug Sagers Arbon added a basket as well. 2055 North Main Street Tooele, Utah 84074 Hamatake buried a free throw club, there is no question about as well to keep the hosts close. it,” he added. “Their height and Both teams struggled to pro- size caused us problems inside and they hit some big perim- 882-0050 TUESDAY March 29, 2005 B1

■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Asking what if? wins students awards by Karen Hunt STAFF WRITER While all were distressed over the recent tsunami catastrophe, Kelsey Elsholz of Grantsville High School took her response a step further. She not only asked why it happened, but she and her partner Caitlin Stice designed a way to find out. That effort won them first place in the earth sci- ence team category in the regional science fair. Stice and Elsholz also won awards from the Association of Women Geoscientists and the Navy. That same fascination with dis- covery coupled with an inter- est in ancient Egypt led Sarah Denman to study and apply the art of mummification. Her project placed first in the biochemistry category. Tyler Boegler was intrigued by human nature. The idea for his project came after he and his sister saw a show about people who couldn’t sleep. The people were hooked up to all kinds of equipment to help them, but Boegler and his sister thought if they were attached to that much equipment they wouldn’t be able to sleep either. That led Boegler to ask, “if people know they are being tested, are they going to react differently?” Boegler won first place in the human nature category. In addition, Whitney Goodworth and Felicity Silva, both tenth graders at Grantsville High photography / Karen Hunt School, tried to determine if people’s person- High school, junior high and elementary school science whizes showed off their ideas at Tooele’s first District Science Fair held at Grantsville High School Friday March 11. The 38 district winners, ality type influences the type of dreams they were able to compete in the Regional Science Fair March 17, at the University of Utah. Robyn had. Shana Barney, also a sophomore, tested Krieser (left) and Tyler Boegler (right) won second and first place prizes, respectively, in behavioral tap water vs. bottled water to determine which science at regionals. really had the most minerals in it. Goodworth and Silva won first in behavioral science for ting the students to participate. own question.” team projects. Barney won first place in earth “Academics take a kind of back stand; they Students ranging in grades from elementary Does bottled water have science and a $50 gift certificate from Chuck- kind of stand behind athletics,” Spencer said. to high school participated and many moved a-Rama for her emphasis on nutrition. “I thought this would be a good way to cel- on to higher levels of competition. Many of more healthy minerals? Several other Tooele students also won ebrate kids who succeed in science.” the experiments required precise inventions, special awards and second and third place for She points out the coverage the boy’s bas- extensive research and working with others. their projects at the Regional Science Fair held ketball team got for winning state, but said Elsholz and Stice created a tsunami simula- at the University of Utah March 17. when kids succeed academically, most people tor to determine how much energy is required Holly Arbon and Calli Porter won $50 gift don’t even know. for a tsunami to take place. How much force does certificates to Staples or Scientific Catalog “I think it’s so valuable to do a science proj- “We heard about the recent tsunami in Asia provided by the Navy and Derrek Long’s proj- ect,” she said. “One of the really good ways to and we wanted to know how much force it it take for a tsunami to ect was the only one in the state honored by teach is having kids come up with their own would take for a tsunami to destroy that land,” the Utah Teachers of Mathematics Association science fair project and have to come up with explained Elsholz. destroy a village? with a $50 check. His project explored the an outcome based on their theory.” The two found out tsunamis are a series of math involved in light rays, specifically how She thinks it was “really successful ... we’ve waves caused by an earthquake, not just one they bend when they go through a prism. gotten almost all positive feedback from big wave. In Asia, water first receded out a In addition, Joseph McClatchy took second Grantsville High School.” mile from the shoreline then it came toward in earth science; Holly Arbon took third in The kids this year had some interesting land with tremendous force. Does personality affect chemistry; Degen Hill took second in biochem- projects, which received an unusually large They created their tsunami simulator using istry; Alex Burringo took second in botany; number of prizes at regionals, according to a 3-foot-long tub, 40-50 pounds of sloping people’s dreams? and Robyn Krieser took second in behavioral Spencer. sand, three gallons of water and little houses science. Gary Jones took second in computer “I let kids go kind of crazy with their ques- and plants to represent a village. To simulate science and John Fryer took third. tions,” Spencer said. a tsunami they used a toilet plunger to create The students, all from Grantsville High For instance, one student’s experiment pressure. School, were the first ever from their school determined what cookie holds up best when They created a scientific formula and meth- Does the knowledge to go on to compete in district competition, let dunked in milk. od for determining force. They also invented a alone regionals. “I let kids do questions they are interested an experiment Grantsville High School science teacher in, so they kind of learn the scientific method SEE SCIENCE ON PAGE B2 is being done change Esther Spencer was the impetus behind get- better this year because they’re asking their the subject’s actions?

How does mummification help prevent decay? Clean wood floors so they’ll look good for life wood es to catch the dirt before it beater bars. Bare floor attach- Others say that if your floor is on your wood floor. While the damaged slat of wood then floor gets to the floor. Mats are actu- ments are the best way to get rid well sealed, even with oils and same care and maintenance refinish it with the same finish Aadds ally good prevention advice for of all dirt and dust. wax finishes, you should damp techniques are used for all fin- as the rest of the floor. character to any floor. • Dust the floor after sweep- mop it regularly to prevent the ishes in good condition, remov- Some woods are finished a room. Oak • Wipe up water spills as they ing to gather up the remaining buildup of dirt. Use a neutral ing or restoring that finish with penetrating seals like and maple happen. Standing water can dust. Adding a special dust mop pH wood cleaner and water or requires different techniques acrylics, waxes and oils. Oils are the most warp a poorly finished hard- treatment to the dust mop will follow manufacturer recom- for different finishes. If you and waxes penetrate the sur- popular wood floor. increase its effectiveness. mendations. Wring the mop don’t know what kind of finish face of the floor protecting the hardwoods • For cleaning, avoid oil soaps Provided your floor finish is thoroughly before putting it on your floor has, ask your con- used in floor- that may build up on wood. in good condition, it requires the the floor and use it to dampen tractor or realtor, or try these wood from within. They usually ing, but ash, Instead, use cleaners made spe- same routine care, regardless the floor. Dip the mop in clean simple tests. have as stain or matte finish. If Diane Sagers beech, birch, cifically for wood floors. of the type of finish. But, your water, wring it as dry as pos- Surface finishes coat the top you run your fingers over the CORRESPONDENT cherry, hicko- • Furniture can dent and hardwood floor will eventually sible and mop over the floor of the floor. These include pre- wood and feel the grain in it, it ry and walnut scratch wood floors. Put felt need extra care. It’s here that again. finished floors, polyurethane, is most probably a penetrating are other Homefront pads on the bottom of the legs much controversy exists. You are cleaning the finish, water-based urethane and cata- seal. Paint remover does not favorites for to reduce scratching and always Some professionals recom- so the water will not hurt it. lyzed surfaces. affect a penetrating seal, but floors and lift, rather than dragging furni- mend that you damp mop your Keep in mind that if the floor is Most newer floors have sur- wax stripper or ammonia will decorative accents. ture. Keep in mind that direct hardwood floor and others not well sealed, water can dam- face finishes to form a protec- soften and whiten it. Solid hardwood floors, due sun can discolor your hardwood cringe at the suggestion. Just age the wood. Do not use water tive layer on top of the wood. The advantage of penetrating to their improved finishes, floor. Close curtains and blinds remember, if your floor’s finish if the finish is in bad shape. They are often glossy and may seals is that they are easy to are among the easiest to keep or add sheer drapes to protect is in good shape and mopping is If they are properly sealed, look like a layer of clear plastic touch up with a light re-appli- clean. Prevent damage to your the floor from UV rays. done correctly, the water won’t and the finish is not worn, mop on the surface. If the polyure- cation. In many cases, stains floor with a few simple regular • It does not require a lot of penetrate even oil and wax fin- with extra water and cleaner. thane is not water based, it will can be removed by rubbing precautions to avoid the need effort to keep a hardwood floor ishes. You’re cleaning the finish, Vinegar is not an excellent bubble up under a drop of paint for refinishing. nice if you maintain it regularly. not the wood, so don’t use water cleaner for floors as it does remover. Test it in a hidden with Number 2 steel wool and • Keep the surface clean. Keep dust and grit under control if the floor finish is in poor nothing to remove grease and spot if you need to find out. recoating with the same finish. Dirt, grit and sand act like sand- by sweeping and dusting regular- shape. soil. How often you mop the These finishes may need to With proper attention and paper, scratching, dulling and ly. Brooms with fine, exploded Damp mopping is a contro- floors depends on the kind of be sanded down with a floor care, you can enjoy for many denting the surface. The easiest ends trap dust. If you choose to versial practice for wood floors. wear it gets. sander before refinishing, or years the lovely warmth that a way to prevent such damage is vacuum the floor, use the floor Some experts say never to At some point you may need you may be able to get by with hardwood floor adds to a beau- to put floor mats at the entranc- brush attachment — never use use any water on wood floors. to remove or restore the finish removing the finish on just one tiful room. B2 TUESDAY March 29, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

Peak Complex Friday and Saturday, Tooele June 17-18. A professional auction will be held both days; quality items will Auditions set be donated by Tooele businesses and Auditions will be held for the Missoula individual citizens. There will be free Children’s Theatre (MCT) production food donated by businesses and enter- of The Frog Prince on Monday, April , tainment between auctions. Volunteers at the Tooele High School auditorium are needed to help on various commit- from 4-6 p.m. Some of the cast mem- tees. Call Mr. Bailey at 882-3651. Mayor bers will be asked to stay for a rehears- Charlie Roberts and Tooele County al immediately following auditions. All Commissioners are fully supportive. students grades Kindergarten through Feeling trapped? sixth are encouraged to audition. No If someone’s drinking is affecting advance preparation is necessary. The your life, Alanon can help. Call 882- performance will be Saturday, April 16, 7756 for information. with rehearsals throughout the week Arts festival slated from 4-8:30 p.m. For more information, • June 24-26 — The 20th anniversary call Terra Sherwood at 843-2142. of the Tooele Arts Festival will be June Missing a pet? 24-26 at the Tooele City Park. This Are you missing a pet? Animal event, staffed entirely with volunteers, Control picks up several animals daily; has become a community tradition and many go unclaimed. Shelters are only grown extensively through the years required to house them for three days to become one of the best festivals in prior to euthanization. Contact your the state. shelter immediately when pets get out: Local artists and crafters are encour- Tooele City Animal Shelter 882-4607; aged to participate in the festival. Check Grantsville City Animal Shelter 884- the Web site www.tooeleartsfestival. 6881; Tooele County Animal Shelter org to download an application and 882-1051. other pertinent information. Enhance marriage • Logo contest — The Tooele Arts Utah State University Extension is Festival is commemorating its histori- excited to offer a free six-hour mar- cal 20th anniversary with a logo con- riage enhancement workshop. Engaged test. The winning designer will receive couples, newlyweds, happilyweds and $100 plus free merchandise featuring photography / Troy Boman not-so-happilyweds — you will all the winning logo. Designs should incor- Exceptional youngsters from a Christian fellowship donated time and effort in the form of Easter baskets to the kids at the Chil- enjoy this fun educational workshop porate mention of the 20th anniversary dren’s Justice Center Monday afternoon. Left to right, Carson Okerlund, Mark Riddle, Chaseine Erickson, Stasia Riddle, Cody on how to improve your relationships of the Arts Festival and should be lim- Okerlund, with Amy Alexander from the Children’s Justice Center and Damin Riddle. Not pictured are Nico and Bailie Erickson. on Friday, April 22, 6:30-9:30 p.m., and ited to four colors. Please submit logos Saturday, April 23, 9 a.m. to Noon, at to Tina Curwen at the Tooele County men fundraiser in the school’s auditori- copies to those in the groups). Each the Extension Office 151 North Main, Sheriff’s office or mail to: Attn Tina one. Payment is due at the time of reg- um on April 4 at 7 p.m. Bring the family group will meet once a week for six Tooele. To register for the workshop or Curwen, 47 S. Main, Tooele UT 84074, istration. for a fun night: adults $6, 12 and under weeks for about one hour for study and for additional information, call Patty or or e-mail to [email protected]. The 2005 summer sessions are as $4, whole family for $20. discussion. In the past two years prob- Clint at 843-2350. Seating is limited. Entries must be submitted by March follows: June 6-16, June 20-29, July ably in excess of 100,000 small groups Spring cleaning? 31. Decision of the judges is final. For 5-15, July 18-29, and Aug. 1-11. There Beautify Grantsville Grantsville City will offer large shade have met using this book to wrestle Don’t throw away that left over yarn more information, call Tina at 882- will not be classes on Mondays, July trees for sale to residents of the city. with this all important question of life. or material ... donate it to a nonprofit 5600. 4 and 25, for holiday celebrations. The The city will pay half of the cost if If you are interested in receiving more group looking for batting, material, Sheriff hosts blood drive starting times are 9 a.m., 10 a.m., and planted in the park strip or where there information of joining a group please yarn, lace, thread and what ever else The American Red Cross along with 11 a.m., with every level being taught is no curb between the street and your call Jon at 882-2048 or 496-3000. that can be used to make baby and the Tooele County Sheriff’s Office is each hour. yard. Your cost is $39.50 per tree with a LDS Singles juvenile quilts. We’re also looking for a sponsoring a blood drive in the court- • Craft show — The Deseret Peak two tree limit. Enjoy a spring luncheon and enter- usable quilting frame. house auditorium Thursday, March 31, Days Craft Show will be held Friday- A list of trees available and order tainment with the Tooele South Stake Thank-you for those that donated from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Please call Tina Saturday June 3-4, from 3-10 p.m. It will forms are available from city hall. Order on Saturday, April 9, 2 p.m. at the last year. We were able to get out 55 at 882-5600 to schedule an appoint- be accompanied by the Deseret Peak forms and payment must be in by April church on 2nd and Coleman. (For all baby/juvenile quilts and three full size ment. It feels good to save a life. Stampede PRCA Rodeo each night 1. Matching funds are limited and are single adults 30 years and up.) quilts that went to homeless teenag- along with many other festivities. We on a first come, first served basis, so ers. You can drop your donation at 240 are looking for crafters and vendors hurry in. North 4th Street, or give us a call at 882 Meetings to participate in this event. Please call Your trees can be picked up at city Library 5466 for a pick up. (435) 843-4035 for more information or a booth application. hall April 8 from 3-6 p.m. and April 9 Support Ms. US USU cricket control from 8-11 a.m. I am selling pageant/prom/wedding Mormon Crickets are hatching out. Share story at bookmobile Tooele County Bookmobile Library, jewelry to raise money for my expenses In no time crickets will be devouring Sports Grantsville, is participating in the to the Ms. US Continental Pageant. I am crops and livestock/wildlife forage. Are Stansbury 11th Annual National Young Writers a Tooele resident and the reigning Ms. you ready for another year of cricket and Illustrators Contest sponsored by Utah US Continental. All the profits battles? It is time to prepare for the Dodgeball season begins KUED-Channel 7 and Emmy Award- help me with my expenses (my jewelry 2005 Mormon Cricket War. A cricket Adult dodgeball season starts April Golf tourney set • Tournament — The Stansbury Golf winning series Reading Rainbow. expenses alone are estimated at $250). control meeting is scheduled for April 6 6. The cost is $40 per player (discounts Association’s first weekend tournament Children in kindergarten through third I am hoping to earn enough to at least at 7 p.m., at the Rush Valley Town Hall. given to full teams of 7 to 10 with one will be Saturday, April 9, format is indi- grade may enter by telling original sto- cover my jewelry expenses. I will be Tell your neighbors, friends and rela- female mandatory). Cash prizes award- vidual net/gross. ries using their own words and pictures selling this as long as it takes to earn tives. A successful cricket control pro- ed to first and second place teams. • Annual meeting — The annual and could win a set of 10 Reading the money. gram will require a community effort. Games are once a week in the evening. spring general membership meeting Rainbow episodes on DVD and related Please call Bernadette at For more information call Trina at 843- BLM seeks workers will be Saturday, April 9, after the tour- feature books. You may visit KUED’s [email protected] or call cell phone 8471. BLM is having a community meet- nament at the pro shop to discuss all web site (www.kued.org.rainbow) for 801-574-9583. ing at Tooele City Hall, 90 N Main Girls softball camp coming The second annual girls softball business matters and to vote on matters contest information or visit the library. Food available St., Wednesday, March 30, at 6 p.m. for the upcoming year. All members Hurry! Contest ends Friday, April 1. Utah Food Bank Food Distribution for anyone interested in Stewardship camp, presented by T.C. Thunder, for girls 6-12 years will be held April 9 from planning on playing should attend. will be at First Baptist Church in Tooele Contracting opportunities. There is a • Men’s league — The men’s league located at 580 S. Main St. on Friday, local project in Tooele County and BLM 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Tooele City soft- Schools ball park (swimming pool). Instruction will start Thursday, March 31, format is April 1, (no fooling). Sign ups will begin is seeking people who love working individual net/gross. about 8 a.m. and distribution will begin outdoors and want to get paid for cut- will include pitching, hitting, fielding, throwing and baserunning. The cost is • Ladies league — The ladies league Inglés idioma Segundo about 9:30 a.m. We should be finished ting firewood or posts and poles. will start May 3, format is scramble. The by 11:30 a.m. If you would like to vol- $35. The girls receive all-day instruc- ¿Aprendes Inglés? Apúntate y par- County commission meets tion, lunch and camp t-shirt. Enrollment ladies monthly meeting will follow. ticipa en las divertidas clases de inglés unteer to help distribute food please be The Tooele County Planning is limited. With questions, call Nancy or With questions, call the Stansbury como idioma segundo. Partícipes: there by 8:30 a.m. Anyone is eligible to Commission will hold two public hear- Greg at 882-5530, Mike or Nan at 882- Park Golf Pro Shop at 882-4162. principiantes y avanzados. Centro de receive food, you just need to have one ings in the auditorium of the Tooele 5719 or Steve or Patty at 882-2402. Educación para Adultos (Center for adult per household there. If you have County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, any questions please call Pastor Jon at Adult softball registration Churches Adult Education) 76 South 1000 West, Tooele. Tooele; Teléfono: 833-1994. ¡No faltes! 882-2048. Thursday, March 31, 7 p.m. for the Tooele County is now registering teams for coed, women and men’s adult Vote for parents Family center open house purpose of amending AMGP #1009-05 Bible Baptist Church The Utah Family Center is excited Amendment to chapter 8, for the I-80 softball. Deadline is April 26. For more Tooele High School Community information, contact Aaron Perkins at Please consider this your personal Council parent election 2005-06 is here! to announce they are having a public corridor to amend the legal description invitation to join in services at the Bible open house on April from 4-6 p.m. at of the Hazardous Waste Corridor. 241-0057 or 843-4010. The following persons have been nomi- Baptist Church, 286 N. 7th St., Tooele nated to fill the three vacancies: Kathy the center, 66 W. Vine St. Ste B (old Tuesday, April 5, 3 p.m. to take public — “Where Jesus is Lord, the Bible our district office). The ribbon cutting will comment on: Bresee, Melanie Castagno, Eileen Overlake doctrine, and Baptist our Heritage.” The Deleeuw, Judy Fowler, Patty King, be held at 4 p.m. • Amending Chapter 2 of the Uniform service schedule is: Sunday school 10 Come down and find out what kind Zoning Ordinance, changing definitions Becky Thomas and Evelyn VanZanten. a.m.; Sunday worship 11 a.m.; Sunday All parents/guardians of Tooele of resources we have available to fami- to reflect changes made to Chapter 6 Ladies golf league evening service 6 p.m.; Wednesday lies, educators and communities. Enter • Amending Chapter 4-14 of the Sign up for the Overlake Ladies Golf High School students are encouraged service 7 p.m.; servicio Dominical en to come by and vote April 4-6 in the to win some great prizes. We’ll also Uniform Zoning Ordinance, for height League will be Friday, April 22, 10 a.m. Espanol 1 p.m.; Servico del Martes 7 have sign-ups for the classes that we limitations on accessory buildings at the golf course. We will have a short front office at Tooele High School dur- p.m. For more information, please call: ing school hours or at our April 6 offer. If have you questions, contact the • Amending Chapter 6 of the Uniform meeting and pass out the information English 435-882-7183, Espanol 801-577- center at 833-1960. Zoning Ordinance, regarding off-street on the league. If you have any ques- Community Council meeting which 1812. Nursery and rides are available. starts at 6:30 p.m. in the Tooele High TFCU annual meeting parking requirements. tions or concerns, contact Rita Currey • Amending the Tooele County at 882-3840 or Cher Zirker at 882-0090. Why am I on Earth? School library. Ballots will be tabulated The Tooele Federal Credit Union’s First Baptist Church in Tooele is during the meeting. Persons elected annual meeting with dinner will be held General Plan, Chapter 8 to change the The league will start Friday, April 29, at legal description of the Hazardous 10 a.m. If you enjoy golf and fun, come having a community-wide home-based will begin their two year term of office Thursday, April 21, at St. Marguerite’s study to deal with the perplexing ques- July 1. Parish, 510 E. Vine St., Tooele. When Waste Corridor. join (see Website overlakegolf.com). • Envirocare’s request to rezone cer- tion, “Why in the world am I on Earth?” Computer classes held members actively participate and April HOA meetings The study will be in small groups at share ideas, the entire credit union tain property as MG-H. • April 7 — The HOA will hold a pub- Tooele Adult Education Center is various homes around the valley, which offering a beginning computer class benefits. Credit unions are democrati- LEPC meeting slated lic forum meeting from 7-8:30 p.m. in will begin the week of April 10. We will cally controlled financial cooperatives The LEPC meeting will be held the EOC conference room in the base- be using the very popular New York with elected volunteers on the board Wednesday, March 30, at 1:30 p.m. at ment of the Tooele County Courthouse Times best-seller book Purpose Driven SEE DOINGS ON B10 of directors. The board doesn’t base the Tooele County Courthouse, EOC to discuss revisions to the CC&Rs. Life as a guide for our discussions (free decisions on making profit; profits are conference room. • April 21 — The Overlake returned to members in the form of Homeowners Association will have higher savings rates, lower loan rates their annual meeting at Overlake DOINGS POLICY and better services. Deseret Peak Elementary School at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at a cost of $5 Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the With questions or comments, please per member at the Tooele branch. The Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or call us at (435) 843-4035. Grantsville dinner is limited to 250 members, so e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a purchase your tickets early. • Swimming lessons — Swimming notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Help tsunami, Sudan lesson registration will begin Thursday, Magic, illusions, comedy etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a Citizens of Tooele City and County April 14, at 9 a.m. at the Deseret Peak The magic of Timothy, a magic show display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. have organized a fund raiser for tsu- Aquatic Center. The fee is $25 for one with radical illusions, will be presented Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later nami and Sudan victims at the Deseret student and $22.50 each for more than as the Grantsville High School fresh- than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY March 29, 2005 B3

decaying process she went to terrors like wetting the bed,” an experiment if people knew wasn’t funny because I was right Science a web site discussing the mum- were asked to record a log of he was doing an experiment on next to the window. But, besides continued from Page B1 mification of a man in Michigan. their dreams. them. that it was all right.” new unit called stelshize as tsu- The site had 30 pages explaining Both students plan to become “It’s kind of a mouthfull, There were other bits of namis are currently measured the process — step-by-step. She psychologists and wanted to but that’s what it was,” he humor. by the size of the earthquakes improvised a little and applied explore how people’s minds explained. “I thought it was funny that that cause them. what she learned. work. They chose a sampling He timed how often people it was on St. Patricks’ Day and “We learned that it takes a lot “I couldn’t get the stuff of “average” people from their blinked in two minutes, then none of the judges wore green... of force, for example if you put because it’s in Egypt — I couldn’t area. he’d tell them he was doing an I kept wanting to pinch them,” our small steshize simulator in pay to have it shipped over here. “We put them in their cat- experiment on them and repeat Boegler said. the grand scheme of things it I just used what I had,” Denman egories to see if they dreamed the experiment. He tried the He made another observation would be millions of stelshizes said. according to their personality same tactics measuring how about on human nature based and that’s just huge. We real- Therefore, Denman mummi- types and we found that they often people scratched in two on his experience. That was the ized how huge tsunamis actually fied a pickle using vinegar, tea did not, but we found everyone minutes and how often they used impact dressing up had on the are and that’s a good thing to bags, water softener, salt and dreamed about their worries,” certain words when they knew judges. He was wearing a button learn.” linen. Goodworth said. they were being observed. Denman had always been While she enjoyed the project, Categories of dreams includ- “I found out it is affected a lit- down shirt and tie. interested in Egypt and “how and successfully mummified her ed religion, death and family. tle bit, but not by a lot,” Boegler “Miss Spencer told us all we their culture works and things pickle, she said it was a lot of There were also floating or fly- said. had to do this ... we all decided to like that.” work and reading. She had to ing dreams, some about falling, He said controlling the vari- do that, to dress up and impress When she heard she needed to read the entire Web site, which going to the bathroom, bodily able was the hardest part and the judges,” he said. “... I noticed do a project for the science fair, was 30 pages long. malfunctions like “teeth crum- “Most people are in a couple reflects good humoredly on the when we did the school science she was just sitting in class and Goodworth and Silva spent bling and falling out,” and a mis- of them,” Goodworth said. experience. fair [those who dressed up] won the idea to learn about mummi- six weeks administering person- cellanious category. Boegler was also interested “I had a good time. It was on first, second or third and those fication popped into her head. ality tests to individuals. After The hardest thing may have in people. He experimented to the sixth floor of Rice Eccles who just wore blue jeans didn’t In order to understand how their personalities were deter- been finding people who fit see if it changed the results of and my whole family has this get anything.” mummification slows down the mined, the 15-20 without “night clearly in one category. thing about heights and that [email protected]

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Tooele students did excep- 2nd – Felicity Silva, Whitney Boegler Jethro & Mary tionally well at both the dis- Botany Goodworth Behavioral 2nd place Robyn trict and regional science fairs. 1st – Beth Snarr 3rd – Alyssa Arthur, Logan Krieser Worthington Below are lists provided by their Gumucio Behavioral Team 1st place schools for winners in each con- High School: Whitney Goodworth and Felicity Happy 60th! test. Grantsville High school: Silva Regional Science Fair: Computer Science - 2nd place Earth Science Grantsville High school Gary Jones The children of Jethro (Jeff) District Winners: Earth Science 1st place Shana 1st – Joseph McClatchy Computer Science - 3rd place and Mary Worthington announce Elementary: Barney 2nd – Alyssa Roberts John Fryer the 60th wedding anniversary of Earth Science 2nd place Grantsville Elementary 3rd – Shana Barney Special Awards were also their parents. They were mar- School Joseph McClatchy given: ried March 30, 1945, in Salt Lake Chemistry 3rd place Holly Kacey Quarnberg Chemistry From the Association of City, Utah; later solemnized in Arbon and Kristin Odom 1st – Travis Williams Women Geoscientists- Caitlyn the Salt Lake City Temple. Biochemistry 1st place Sarah Jessia Pearson/Jamie Hamby 2nd – Holly Arbon Stice and Kelsey Elsholz They are the parents of Gary Aumanae Hitsman Denman From Chuckarama for nutri- (Colleen) Worthington of Lindon, Jethro and Mary Worthington Biochemistry 2nd place Degen Talina and Ashly Engineering tion- Shana Barney Randy (Maureen) Worthington of Hill Justin Neil/Timothy Kelly 1st – Derrek Long From the Utah Teachers of Pleasant Grove, Marion (Dennis) and grandkids). They are active Earth Science Team 1st place Cody Reeder 2nd Shauna Glenn Mathematics Association - Wright of Hurricane, the late members of The Church of Keith Leavitt Caitlin Stice and Kelsey Elsholz Derrek Long Peggy Worthington, Connie Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Botany 2nd place Alex Biochemistry From the Navy - Holly Arbon, (Fred) Killpack of Grantsville and held many church positions Burringo Copper Canyon 1st – Callista Porter Calli Porter, Caitlin Stice and and Jeff (Lori) Worthington of and were temple workers at the Behavioral 1st place Tyler Kelsey Reynolds 2nd - Sarah Denman Kelsey Elsholz St. George. Jordan River Temple. Kaitlyn Turner 3rd – Degen Hill They have nineteen grand- You have been a great exam- Jessica Mellor children and 28+ great-grand- ple to your family. We wish you Brayden Houston Behavioral and Social children. Jeff was firefighter and lots and lots of happy years Science farmer and Mary was a book- together. 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(801)791-8083 or discrimination.” The LANDSCAPING ROCK, VERSAL weight bench. Enterprises 800-346- 300lbs in free weights. Tooele Transcript-Bul- GROUND HOUND Trac- Riddles Salvage Grantsville, delivery and Pets COOK COOKS NEEDED: 2818 ext 557. letin will not knowingly tor Tilling. Gardens and setting available, large 75lb punching bag, all & Wrecking Must work weekends Day- EXPERIENCED FNP or accept any advertis- yards, mowing fields or small, some very accessories included, and evenings. shift. Apply in person at PA needed for estab- ing for real estate and lots. 882-4535 unique shapes and col- perfect condition, $250. Real cash for 8 LOVEABLE BASSETT Experience helpful. Tooele’s Iceberg, 1501 lished medical practice, which is in violation of (801)870-1941 ors. 884-6137 843-0640 your junk puppies. $250 each. 7 Apply in person. N Main; 10am-4pm after hours and week- the law. Our readers car or truck. weeks old on 3/31. Call Monday-Saturday. Must SELLING YOUR moun- ends. Send resume to: are informed that all HANSON & SONS Han- PIANO, PRACTICALLY after 6pm. (801)634- Cottage Glen be 18 yrs or over. dwellings advertised • car & trucks tain bike? Advertise it in Attn: Mary, 1959 N Aar- dyman home repairs, brand new Weber, paid 3328 1892 Aaron Drive • Tooele • farm equipment the classifieds. Call on Dr, Ste C. in this paper are avail- anything, reasonable, • batteries $3000, will sacrifice for (So. of new hospital) LANDSCAPE foreman, able on an equal local, Stansbury Park. • aluminum & copper $1900. 882-0369 AKC ENGLISH Cocker 882-0050 1yr experience. 843- opportunity basis. Call Jeff (801)694-1568. 9 am - 5 pm • Mon - Sat puppies, championship 7105 PLACE YOUR order now lines, male, female, Personals HAPPY SOUTHERN FREE Pick- up for Cook’s Crafts. $400, contract required. HELP CALIFORNIA family Continued on next page 884-3366 Wishing wells, wind- Call 882-7252 ask for Services wishes to adopt baby. 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Example: 50 Dave’s Drugs is HIRING: homeopathic or herbs? x 100 x 12'= $3.60 hund puppy. Female, 9 • Shop• Cook • Fax weeks old, first puppy 30 WEST 1st SOUTH Fun Center HIGH SPEED internet square foot. 1-800-658- • Waitress • Fast Food Are they okay with your shot. $275.00 firm 843- • Scrapbook Paper now available. Call 2885, www.rigidbuild------pharmacy medications? 7144 882-0287 is now accepting • Office Supplies Custom Computer Sys- ing.com. (ucan) Apply in person tems (435)578-0558 or Better let us check it out. 8836 N. Hwy 40 applications for all positions • Money Orders BLACK LAB. 5yrs. old, ALCOHOLIC ANONY- (435)849-2315. TROY BUILT garden till- needs new home. Has MOUS meets daily at Lake Point er, worth $1500, sell for • in person until 7pm dog run, kennel and noon and 8pm at 1120 Ask for Debbie HOUSE CLEANING, 2 C TW princess cut plat- $950. 884-6629 dog house. Free to W Utah Ave. Call 882- • email resume to meals, help caring for inum diamond engage- good home. 843-1878 7358. special need individu- ment ring, paid $5000, You may have just the buddy4fun.com als. I can help Monday- will sell for $2500. Call thing someone out of CLAWS + Paws mobile 10% ASTROLOGY AND tarot • fax 843-7698 Friday. $60 per day. 830-4685. town is looking for. grooming. I’ll come to readings, 30yrs experi- HELP off 830-0399 Place your classified ad you. Flexible hours, rea- ence in SLC. Russ any 7 DAY, 6 night Disney in 47 of Utah's newspa- sonable rates. Call WANTED order INTERIOR DESIGN and vacation, paid $600, (801)232-5465. consultation by Design pers, the cost is $135. Margaret for an appoint- 1111 North 200 West must sell- $199. Call For up to 25 words. You ment 840-1537, 882- Applebee’s in Tooele is Concepts. Reasonable NEED SUPPORT? (801)242-5548. will be reaching a po- 5019. seeking fun, energetic Charline M. Gallo rates, experienced de- www.postmormon.org Independent Beauty Consultant signer, small initial con- tential of up to 500,000 individuals to join our BIG TALL Cedar Post readers. All you need to FOR SALE: 2 cute Pit team. We are looking to 326 Marvista Lane • Tooele sultation fee. Call Lisa Bull puppies, $150 obo. Child Care Yarbrough 882-6972. $3.75 a piece 884-3941 do is call the Tooele fill several positions 882-8628 • 850-2077 Transcript Bulletin at 882-2801 [email protected] after 6:00pm or leave a including: host, server [email protected] PAINTING. Call Jason, message (435)882-0050 for full DEPENDABLE CHILD REGISTERED CATA- and kitchen staff. If you (435)224-2651. Free details. (Ucan) care in my home, flexi- HOULA puppies. Males: have prior restaurant estimates COMPOUND SLIDING ble hours, all ages, blacks, brindles and red e xperience or have Outside AERATING AND power 12” miter saw, $350. transportation to school. leopards. Females: blue always wanted to work raking, reasonable Call 882-4060. Furniture & 833-9144 TOOELE’S leopards. Many with in the restaurant rates. Call Craig 882- Appliances PARTY PLANNER blue eyes. (801)541- industry then please 6065. COMPUTER, PERFECT DEPENDABLE CHILD Tooele’s New Balloon Retailer 9228 stop by Applebee’s at Printing care in my home. Lots is now located at Merc Plaza home computer, $275 NEW CANOPY 1280 North 30 West AERATING, POWER BED, black iron w/mat- of experience call 36 N. Main St. #5 1.8gzh, 40gb hard Livestock in Tooele between 2pm raking, mowing and drive, 256mb ram, tress set, still packaged. Kayce 882-3580 435-224-4616 and 4pm any day to fill trimming lawns. Call 52x32x57 CDRW, Win- (801)831-0678 Sales out an application. Earl 882-7321 or 840- Check us out online dows XP. Call 7YR. old black and white DEPENDABLE CHILD 4430. www.tooelespartypalnner. care, 6yrs experience, A pplicants must be 18 (435)578-0558 or $99 FULL mattress set, paint draft cross. Halter Applicant must be self motivated and samsbiz.com M-F, 6am-6pm, meals, y ears or older. (435)849-2315. in plastic. (801)831- and trailer broke. Good AERATION, POWER- snacks and reading personable. Experience in “cold call” sales 0678 buggy or pack horse RAKING, TILLING. Balloons DIAMONDS don't pay prospect $1000. 884- time. Sherry 882-0093. preferred. Must be willing to drive into Hauling: lime-chips, bouquets creations retail! Large selection, decorations 27” GE electric wall 3150 SLC daily and provide own vehicle. sand, gravel, topsoil 1-3 high quality. Bridal sets, EXPERIENCED CHILD party packages oven, convection, self yards per delivery; com- wedding bands. Every- A&A HORSE training. care, flexible, dependa- Excellent pay opportunities and excellent party planning cleaning, excellent con- post, manure 4/yards thing wholesale! Rocky Over 30yrs experience. ble, CPR certified, dition, $200 obo. 882- benefits. Apply in person. per delivery. 882-7877 Mtn. Diamond Co. For sale: registered meals, snacks included, PIANO LESSONS, $10 1532 ACTING, EXTRAS, mod- per 1/2 hr lesson, ex- S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 Arabian and Quarter $75 weekly. Kathryn ATTORNEY, E. Knowl- horse geldings, well 224-2028. eling jobs available ton. Low legal fees. perienced teacher, lo- 3 PIECE L shaped sec- now! $72-$695 day. FOR SALE: U2 tickets broke. Call Garth 843- 58 No. Main DUI, divorce or bank- cated in Northeast tion couch, has a reclin- Not a school, all types. for Denver concert, 5842, (801)633-7561. LDS HOME in Tooele ruptcy. $495 + filing Tooele. Call Deanne er on both ends, excel- (801)680-0660 882-0050 at 228-4058. April 15, premium seats has 3 openings for ages fee. Criminal defense, lent shape, $800. 882- ALFALFA HAY, horse 3+. Preschool music Transcript Bulletin in lower level close to BUSY LOCAL insurance civil litigation. PIANO LESSONS. For 6350 hay. 82lb. bales. $3.80 and other fun learning promotes stage. Call 830-3806. office looking for li- (435)496-3159. more information call ea., $95/ton. Cow hay opportunities. Angela a Drug Free censed office staff. Whitney 843-7956 FREE 4-ROOM DI- ANTIQUE DARK wood $3.20 ea., $80/ton. 839- 843-0554, 224-4157. environment. BILLY’S LAWN Care 830-2572 RECTV system includ- twin bed with new mat- 3438 now offering spring RIDING LESSONS: day ing installation. 3 tress, dark wood dress- clean up, light hauling, or evening, adults or months free 50+ premi- er with 5 drawers, $300. ALFALFA HAY, small landscaping. Have children, Western or um channels! Access to 843-7876 bales (60lb), been stor- openings for commer- English. 830-7365 over 225 channels. Lim- ed in barn, top quality cial and residential lawn condition, $3.75 @ S ALES ited time offer. S&H, re- BED- A CHERRY care. 843-9078 ROCKY MOUNTAIN strictions apply. 1-800- SLEIGH only $275. bale, delivery available. Funding Corporation, 311-9053. (ucan) NEW. (801)831-0678 Garth 837-2246, 830- Representative CEMENT CURBING. pays cash for owner fi- 2309. Local, free estimates, Tooele County Parks & Recreation is now nanced mortgages. Pro- BRAND NAME, in plastic stamping available. FREE 4-ROOM DI- accepting applications for Part-Time Tickets & fessional service, fast KING PILLOW TOP, BRED COWS 250 head, (801)508-7967 closing (801)710-1080 RECTV system includ- all young solid mouth, Looking for ambitious, hard Concessions at Deseret Peak. ing standard installa- $250 w/warranty. sell any amount you working, energetic people to Tickets/Concessions : Operates daily concessions COMPJUNKIES FOR all TAEKWON-DO CHANG tion. 3 months free 50+ (801)831-0678 pick. 1-435-462-2731 work in the exciting field of and/or ticketing booth operations. Collects daily & your computer needs. Hon/ ITF, private and premium channels! Ac- (ucan) event gate fees from complex patrons , provides and In home service, lowest semi- private instruc- cess to over 225 chan- FULL MATTRESS, box automotive sales. distributes information daily regarding upcoming events nels. Limited time offer. and complex rules and regulations; operates cashier, price in town, free tech tion. Yom Chi Black springs, frame and BULLS FOR sale. 8mos- clerical duties, food service functions and maintains support and estimates. Belt Program 882-6162. S&H, restrictions apply. headboard, $150. 241- 2yrs. Clover Angus No experience necessary. We building cleanliness. Performs semi-skilled 843-1290, 849-2424. 1-800-474-5079. (ucan) 0336 or 884-0505. Ranch.(435) 837-2217 maintenance and custodial work to assure facilities are THREE J’S Roofing and offer an extensive training clean and in good condition. This recruitment will run Repairs, free estimates, program to help you succeed. on a continuous basis until the needs of the department COMPUTER REPAIRS, FREE GARDEN manure. NORTH VALLEY Appli- FOR SALE: used sad- can be met. Starting Salary $8.24-$9.09 on site- home or office, expert wind damage re- Pick up at 331 N 150 ance. Washers/ dryers dles, 1 youth size. 882- Sell Ford, Dodge, Chevy, $35/hr, upgrades, re- pairs, 20 years experi- West. 843-8598 $99-$199. Complete 2219 new and used. Minimum Qualifications: ($8.24) High school pairs, networking, any- ence, great prices, se- graduate or equivalent. One year in cashiering and repair service. Satisfac- food service industry. Current Food Service Workers thing you need- we nior discount. 882-4289 FULL BOARD: partially GAS HEATER, once tion guaranteed. New Call Bart at 882-7000. Permit at the time of hire. Minimum of 18 years of age. come to you. 882-6723 parts for all appliances. covered 50’x16’ run, ($9.09) Meet the minimum qualifications of a grade TONY’S MASONRY heated Barrus Motors 843-9154, 830-3225. $130/mo. 12x12 cov- 8; 21 years of age along with a alcohol server trainer Service. Brick/ block show room, great for ered stalls, $150/mo. course; plus one year with Tooele County Parks and CONCRETE C-K&J’s garage, $150 obo. 882- Recreation. ALL phases of con- new construction, repair Daily turnout, Pegasus, work, brick mailboxes, 1902 QUEEN DOUBLE pillow Grantsville. 830-7365 crete. Specializing in top mattress set, brand For more information or a on-line application please flatwork, STAMPED. pillars, block walls. visit http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html GE WASHER and dryer new in plastic, $140. Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County Best price in town. Free estimate. 882- HAY FOR sale, small for sale as a pair, $125. (801)831-0678 bales. (801)560-6317, Human Resources office Concrete and repair. 5165 9am-7pm, Tony 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 882-2130 882-4399 or 840-0424. Garcia. 884-6986. EEO Employer CLASS PAGES 03/29/05 3/29/05 10:01 AM Page B7

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Continued from previous page Help Wanted Help Wanted Recreational Autos Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Vehicles Rent Help Wanted WORK IN THE Nation's 2000 COLEMAN tent FOR SALE: 1994 Nissan 2BDRM CONDO with 1985 4BDRM, 2bth FOR SALE or rent: WHY RENT when you PRIOR-SERVICE SOL- capital, Washington DC. trailer, Cheyenne, ex- Altima, tinted windows, garage at Stansbury home for rent or sale. 3bdrm, 2bth mobile can buy? 0 down pro- DIERS. The Utah Army Nanny positions availa- cellent condition, $7500 leather, sunroof, good Park, no smoking or Seller financing availa- home. Please call 884- grams, credit issue pro- HOME BASED business, National Guard is cur- ble. Live-in or out. DC, obo. 1984 Chev 3/4 condition, $2600. Call pets, $700. Call ble. Call Will, (801)427- 3317 or 496-3282. grams, single parent fastest growing compa- rently offering a VA, MD. Great Pay! Ex- ton, 4x4, at, $800 obo. 224-4583. (435)882-2435, 4254. Altius Realty programs, call for de- ny in Utah, incredible $15,000.00 bonus to perience/references re- 884-6037 (801)205-7488. GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM tails. Chris Sloan Group opportunity, fun and ex- Prior-Service Soldiers quired. 1-703-481-3181 IMPALA 2002 under 1BDRM HOUSE, $450, home. Attractive, 1 Real Estate 840-5029 citing, local, legitimate 2BDRM DUPLEX, cen- willing to get back in. or 97 MALLARD Fleetwood $10,000, fully loaded, all utilities included, fenced yard, carport, company. 882-5381, tral air, hookups, For details Contact SFC www.metronannies.com 24’ travel trailer, sleeps sunroof, heated leather $300/dep, references storage. No smoking, 843-7242 8am-8pm. $550/mo. Move in bo- Homes Craig Dowen at (435) (ucan) seven. 843-9014 seats, under warranty. needed, no smoking, no $675, water and sew- nus. 882-0366, 830- 833-0928 Utah Army Call Kevin (801)706- pets. 882-4633 age included. $300 de- 2665 LICENSED LIFE INSUR- National Guard. (ucan) WORK IN THE Nation's 98 ALJO 26ft, fully self 4428 or (320)491-6787. posit call David 884- $116,000 RAMBLER, ANCE agents needed, contained, bunk beds, 1BDRM HOUSE, Capital, Washington 2BDRM DUPLEX, wash- 0916 central air, vaulted ceil- 100% commission, master bedroom, sleeps $550/mo, washer and PROGRAM MANAGER DC. Nanny positions SUVs er, dryer hookups, wa- ing, two tone paint, unique Life products, eight, $7500 with equal- dryer included, water Healing Horses TRC is available. Live-in or out. ter and sewer paid, GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM, oversized garage, 226 comprehensive IMO, izer. 882-3582 paid. 840-2395 looking for an experi- DC, VA, MD. Great $450 plus utilities, $200 2bth, 2 car garage, W Wallace Way (730 marketing assistance. Pay! Experience/refer- 1973 FORD Bronco, basement, $895/mo. North). Tony (801)706- enced full time Program deposit. 882-8341 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, Call 1-888-878-7879: ences required. 1-703- Motorcycles & 90% disassembled and 399 Utah (400 W, 400 S) 6363 Secure Real Es- Manager. Bachelor's large fenced backyard, Email: rtedwards@char- 481-3181 or www.met- ATVs ready for restoration, 2BDRM, 1BTH home on Davidson Realty tate. Degree required. Re- no indoor pets, ter.net (ucan) ronannies.com. (ucan) minimal rust, running quiet street, fully (801)466-5078 sponsibilities include cli- 1985 HONDA TRX 250 $650/mo includes wa- ent recruitment and im- when purchased, 302 fenced, private back- $119,900 2244SQFT, LOVE TO shop? Mystery 2wd 4 wheeler, excel- ter. 376 E Vine St. plementation of new Business V8, C4 auto, ps, NIB yard, washer/ dryer in- GRANTSVILLE, GOR- 5bdrm, 2bth rambler, of- Shoppers needed im- lent mechanical condi- 833-0221 programs. Send resume Opportunities front disc brake conver- cluded, Section 8 ok, GEOUS new custom fice, storage rooms, mediately in your local tion, $1000 firm. Call sion kit, $2500 obo. Pergo flooring, deck, to HHTRC, Attn: Bren- $625/mo plus deposit. 2, 3 and 4bdrm homes home, 3bdrm, rent to area. Flexible hours, A $275,000 GOLF 8am-8pm 843-7660. Call 8am-8pm 843- sprinklers, fenced, da, PO Box 229, (435)542-3414 for rent starting at $650 own, available starting complete training. Inter- Dream. Ex-PGA Tour 7660. beautiful inside. 882- Grantsville, UT 84029. 2001 HONDA XR80, like and up. (801)870-5208 at $1000/mo. Mark net access required. player needs Dealers. 7297 new with helmet and 3BDRM IN Tooele- (801)918-7755, Prostar Call (888)829-8928 Residual income. Pro- 1993 TOYOTA 4Runner 2BDRM in Grantsville, ROSEWOOD DENTAL riding pants, $1500. 2BDRM 1BTH, entirely Realty. tected territory with suc- SR5, 4x4, V6, runs w/d hookups, central $129,500 4BDRM, 2bth, is hiring a Dental Assis- 830-9474 or 843-0419. remodeled, fridge wash- MEDICAL TECHNOLO- cess story reference. great, $4600 obo. ac, covered parking, 1775sqft, finished base- tant & Dental Recep- er dryer provided, 1 car MOBILE HOME GIST MT REGIS- $69K investment re- (435)849-2150, pets welcome. Aaron ment, NE side Tooele, tionist (Business, insur- 2002 YAMAHA Grizzly garage, water paid, no $495/mo. 2bdrm, 1bth. TERED (ASCP) or quired. Serious estab- (435)849-2149 (801)450-8432. $400 security deposit. Open house 3/26, 9am- equivalent. Full-time ance coordinator). 1. 4x4, $5500. 882-3582 pets, no smoking lished business. Unique 1997 CHEVY Blazer 843-1902 after 5:00pm 4pm. 405 E. 1310 N. with excellent benefits. Needs experience. 2. $650/mo 882-5398 882- business model. 1-800- 2003 YAMAHA PW80 4X4, four door, runs APRIL FREE rent! New weekdays (435)496-0230 or 882- Applicants should be fa- Utah Radiology Certifi- 5415 805-4583. (ucan) motorcycle, great condi- great, $4200 obo. 3bdrm, 2bth town- 1414. miliar with all laboratory cation. 3. Current BLS tion, runs great. 2000 843-9061 homes, 2 car garage, 2BDRM HOME, referen- NEWER HOME for lease procedures including certified. 4. May need $169,900 OPEN House ABSOLUTE GOLD Eton 90 all terrain vehi- ac, enclosed yard, ces required, no pets, in nice neighborhood, blood bank, microbiolo- to work some weekends Saturdays 1:30pm- MINE! $0 Down. Her- cle, blue. $2000 for 1999 FORD Expedition hookups, starting at $575/mo, $300/dep. 4bdrm, 2bth, $850/mo, gy and hematology. & extended hours. 4:30pm. 4bdrm, 3bth, sheys-Frito-Lay Route both. 843-1575, Eddie Bauer, 115,000 $385. 882-4004 882-1695 or 884-3350 $500 deposit, no smok- Some call and week- Send resume to Rose- Stansbury, new hot tub/ in Utah. Huge cash (801)560-9916 miles, excellent condi- ing, no pets. Kathleen ends. Please send re- wood Dental, 181 W APT FOR RENT, 2 paint/ carpet, garage. profits. Work 8 tion, never towed, never 2BDRM MOBILE homes, 224-4517 or (801)408- sume or apply in person Vine St, Tooele, Utah bdrm, 1 bath, govern- Mary Jo Tri County RE hrs/weekly, Net $41K Boats off roaded, many ex- $450/mo. 884-3441 or 1797. at Central Valley Medi- 84074 or fax to ment subsidized. 211 (801)597-5856 year. Free information tras, $14,555. 882- 882-1969. cal Center, 48 West (435)882-1040. S. Hale, Grantsville. 24 hours 1-800-761- 3115 NICE, SMALL 1bdrm $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth 1500 North, Nephi, 4611. 00 PONTOON boat, 24’, Call Shoie 884-1712. 2BDRM POSSIBLY 3, home in Stockton, water .24 acres, quiet SEEKING Part Time Equal Housing Opp. Utah 84648, 1-435-623- 125hp Merc, low hours. GREAT 4X4! 1989 Mit- 1bth, everything new, and garbage paid, cred- neighborhood, new medical receptionist for 3000. (ucan) ALL CASH CANDY 843-9014 subishi Montero 2dr, C-A INVESTMENT 305 S 200 West, no it check required. 882- carpet, newly remod- Tooele medical prac- ROUTE. Do you earn many new parts, 31” 43 E 500 North. Newly pets, no smoking, 2649 eled bathroom, new MOUNTAIN AMERICA tice, experience re- 1992 15’6” Tru-line fish- $800 in a day? Your tires, great for fishing painted, 2bdrm, 1bth, $775/mo, available April kitchen floor. 114 S Credit Union is seeking quired. If qualified ing boat, center con- own local candy route. and hunting, $1200 owner pays water. 1st. 830-2747, 882- OVERLAKE, 1619 Dur- Broadway. Call 840- a part time teller. 1yr please fax resume to: sole, 50hp marinar out- Includes 30 machines obo. 882-0266 $525/mo. 882-1199 8871. ocher, 3bdrm, 2bth 0279. cash handling or cus- (801)951-2389 Attn: and candy. All for board motor, Lourance house, great neighbor- CLEAN, LOWER unit *FIND HUD and bank tomer service experi- Ideal Practice $9,995. 1-800-814- fish finder, two gas 3BDRM HOUSE w/of- hood, newer home, ga- Trucks 2bdrm apartment, 4- owned homes, ence. Monday 12-430 6047. (ucan) tanks, remote trolling fice. $700/mth $500 rage, new appliances, plex, carport, storage, www.tooelebankowned- Tuesday & Thursday WANTED TO BUY motor mount, $3000. cleaning deposit. Water, $950/mo, $600/dep, 1yr hookups, nice location homes.com or call for 1130-300 Friday 10-6 American and imported ALL CASH CANDY Call 882-3313. 1958 GMC single axle yard care included. No lease. 833-0338 Saturday 9-2. Apply on- cars 1946-1976. Espe- Route. Do you earn dump truck, lots of new 426 W 500 South, no smoking/pets. 417 East list, Berna Evans line at www.mtnameri- cially interested in Cor- $800 in a day? Your Autos parts, $4795. 840-2298 pets, $500/mo, 500 North 882-1027 SMALL ONE bedroom (435)840-5029 Group1 ca.org vettes, Shelbys and own local candy route. 843-0621 $300/dep. 882-7163 840-3772 house for rent, $375 a Real Estate. muscle cars, any condi- Includes 30 machines month plus $200 clean- $500! HONDAS FROM CUTE #4 basement, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 1985 4BDRM, 2bth PART Time counter per- tion. Cash waiting, Call and candy. All for 1973 FORD truck, V8, ing deposit, background $500! Police impounds! 2bdrm, hookups, no home for rent, no smok- home for rent or sale. son. Nights and week- Bill, 1-801-458-7856. $9,995. 1-800-814- auto, F250, runs good, check will be initiated, For listings 800-749- smoking/ pets, 111 N ing/ pets. 882-1550 Seller financing availa- ends. Apply Ekonomy (ucan) 6047. (ucan) $500 obo. 840-4324 references necessary, Cleaners, 132 N. Main 8104 extension A519. Second St. Will show ble. Call Will, (801)427- 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1800sqft no pets or smoking. ONLINE JOB OFFER e- 1992 TOYOTA extended by appointment. 4254. Altius Realty 1978 CJ7. Lots of new twin home for rent/ sale. Phone 882-3106 849- Bay workers needed. cab 4x4, new BFGs, $450/mo, $300/dep. parts. $3000, no less. $750/mo, first and last. 2103 Come work with us on- V6, cd premium sound, (801)679-1467 Newly updated 3 bedroom home, fenced Serious inquires only. Located at 227 Alfred Gorgeous Stansbury line. $$$$$ weekly. Use custom wheels, 118k, yard, tile kitchen, new carpets. 882-5342 DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, Drive. (435)862-5664. STANSBURY 2 homes. Park 3 bed, 2 bath your home computer or green paint, looks great, w/d hookups, ac, car- 3bdrm, 2bth. Large Multilevel Move in special $625 deposit, first laptop. No experience 1982 MAZDA RX7, great $5400. 843-0849 port, and storage, 3BDRM, 2BTH, hard- yard. $1000 mo; 6bdrm, close to lake, large lot, month rent FREE with lease. necessary. 1-800-693- shape, runs strong, low $625/mo plus deposit. wood floors, full base- 3bth. Fireplace, fully hardwood floors, 71 FORD High Boy, lift- 9398 Ext. 1884. (ucan) miles, $1500 obo. Ken (801)263-1779, ment w/new carpet, 1 fenced, large shed. fireplace, very open. ed, runs good, $2900 833-9741, 840-4007 (801)824-0399 car garage, big fenced $1400 mo. 843-1282 Price to sell quickly PET OWNERS WANTED Small Business owners: obo. Possible trades. yard, $850/mo, 1yr and only at $151,900. to rent remodeled 2 bdrm home in East Place your classified ad 1984 CHRYSLER 5th 830-2573 STANSBURY RAM- LARGE 2BDRM, 4 plex, lease required, serious Call Ben at Tooele. Fenced yard with dog run. $600/ in 47 newspapers Avenue. $300 obo. 884- coin laundry, newly re- inquiries. 882-0200 BLER, rent or least op- month, $600/deposit. throughout Utah for only 6406 91 CHEVY S10, runs modeled, new cabinets, tion, 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car 801-680-4440 $135. for 25 words, and great, 125k, $600 obo. new paint, new carpet, 3BDRM, 2BTH. Fenced garage, $975. Call Ben at $5. per word over 25. 1987 HONDA Accord 224-2969 tile, linoleum, $500/mo. yard. $700/mo, first and (801)870-8701 You will reach up to runs good $1200 call Jim 850-2374. last deposit. Available 801-680-4440 500,000 buyers and it is 882-0931 94 DODGE Ram, fair immed. 172 S. 1st St. TOOELE LARGE 4bdrm, a one call, one order, condition, low miles. MOVE IN SPECIAL- Live (801)266-4085, 408- 3bth, 2 car garage, new 1987 NISSAN Pulsar one bill program. Call $3000 obo. 882-2339 free for 1 month. You 6984. Open house to- carpet/ paint, finished NX, runs much better the Tooele Transcript ask for Ray. can move into a beauti- day basement with large Bulletin at (435)882- than she looks! Good ful two bedroom apart- family room, $1095/mo. FOR SALE! 0050 for further info. tires and stereo, good 96 FORD 250 Power ment at Valley Mead- 3BDRM, 3BTH, 2 car ga- 1072 N. 490 East The Kirk (Ucan) economical transporta- Stroke 4x4, extended ows for $0 down. The rage, fenced yard, Davidson Realty tion, $450 obo. 843- Best Places - Best Prices! cab, gray and white, first month is free after washer, dryer, 1720sqft. (801)466-5078 THERMO-SHIELD CE- 8598 173k miles, $8500 obo. no smoking. $895/mo, Quiet, Quality apartments in a restored historic structure that the rent is $453 a RAMIC fortified coat- (801)380-3094 $450/dep. Owner/ 1990 CHEVY sports van, month. These apart- TOOELE, 4BDRM, 1bth, ings exclusive dealer- ments will not last long agent Miller & Co, $750/mo, 304 E Vine Mention good condition, 185,000 98 FORD Ranger, 4x4, Sell Your Home Here for Studios starting at $145/wk ships are available. at this special offer. (801)304-5931. St. (801)598-4881 this ad & miles, $1200 obo. 884- 95k miles, automatic, get 1/2 off 1st Utah, Southern Idaho, Call Carole 882-7875, 1 & 2 Bdrms starting at 3605 flare style, bed liner, 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, $ 80* month’s rent Western Wyoming, ext 123. TOWNHOUSE, stucco $400 /mo Includes most utilities! power steering, ac, dark living rooms, swimming ea. *with 6 month lease Eastern Colorado. High 1990 MONTERO 4x4. w/rock exterior Furnishing also available. green, runs great, 6 QUALITY APART- pool, lawn care includ- earnings, low start-up, 6cyl, automatic, 4 door, 2000sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, $8250. 882-8199 MENTS ed, no smoking, pets, training, support. $1700 obo. 1984 Chev- pool, exercise room, Call 882-0050 Quiet, unique floorplans, 1st/ last, 1yr lease, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 435-882-1372 www.intermountaincoat- rolet Caprice Wagon, clubhouse, no smoking, *Based on 13 issue contract. Apartments for newly remodeled, tile $980/mo, $650/dep. ings.com 1-877-266- V8, automatic $400 no pets, $950/mo. through, kitchen & bath, (435)496-3794 5540. (ucan) obo. For details 882- Rent (801)455-1299 Continued on next page lush landscape, fenced 7665 Wanted 1BDRM 1BTH, entirely yard & parking, centrally 4BDRM, 1BTH, across remodeled basement, from Harris Elementary, 1993 ESCORT wagon. located, great prices. Rent to Own laundry facility, gas & Call 882-1372. $700/mo, $400/dep, no H URRY! 119,000 miles, good water paid, no smoking $525 Moves you in, start building equity in a pets, no smoking. Call $CASH$ PAID for “used” condition. Two extra QUIET, CLEAN, 2bdrm dish network equip- no pets. $400/mo 882- 841-9936 ask for Tom. home of your own. No bank qualifying, 2-3 Only 3 left! snow tires. $1500 obo. 5398 or 882-5415 apt. Dishwasher, gar- bed, new plumbing. Call Ben, 801-680-4440. ment. Will pick up. Call Call 224-2699 bage disposal, wash- toll free. 1-888-569- 4BDRM, 3BTH home in 1BDRM APARTMENT, er/ dryer hookup, ca- Middle Canyon subdivi- 2812 1993 FORD Escort, good $410/mo, $200/dep, 32 ble TV. $450 per sion, $1200/mo, $600 S top Renting condition, 155,000 No Closing Costs S 7th St, Tooele. 884- month, $300 deposit. security deposit. Seller finance, no bank qualify, bad credit or ROOMMATES WANTED miles, it runs, $1300 0826 No smoking, no pets. (801)548-8343 bankruptcy o.k., low down payment on to share a clean house, obo. 884-0357 See at Broadway rent is negotiable. 850- beautiful 3 bedroom home on upper east side * Pointe Apts. or call 5BDRM, 2BTH, 2 car ga- 9593 1993 FORD Taurus, 4dr, Totally Awesome! 882-2807. Real Val- of town. New hardwood floors, updated bath. $ 00 3.8 L V-6, silver, good We would like to thank the rage, 4yrs old, 2400sqft, ue! Payments as low as $750/month. payments WANTED OLD electric condition, excellent people of Tooele who have finished basement, auto per mo. responded so positively to our sprinklers, rv parking, Call now, 801-680-4440. range for parts 837- mileage, recent tune up, ROOMMATE WANTED, as low as previous ad and our newly beautiful home, north- 498 2290 90,960 miles, $1800 renovated apartments. We have Grantsville, $400, 1/2 east Tooele, $1100/mo. For more information call Matthew with obo. 882-4025 some great new tenants now. utilities. 830-5472 Rent to Own Recreational We still have just a couple of (435)830-8113 New 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath home in great east Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 Vehicles these beautiful 1 and 2 ROOMMATE- SHARE bedroom units available so if 5BDRM, 3BTH, fully side neighborhood, fenced yard, trees, FAX 435-843-1148 you are looking for a first class new house in Tooele, fenced yard, $900/mo, 1980 POP UP trailer, FOR FORSALE! SALE! includes utilities, master sprinklers, ponds, well maintained, a bargain *Special Utah Housing Financing applies home give us a call or come by sleeps 6. New interior. a nd see us! $600/dep. 1208 N 490 • Payments based on P&I FHA ARM 3.72$ Interest. APR 6.003% bedroom/ bath, no East. Call Alan at only $1250/month. No bank qualifying. $950 obo. 843-7752 Again, Thank you Tooele smoking, outdoor pet (801)652-0265 eve- Call Ben, 801-680-4440. (801) 358-8592 ok. 843-7000 nings (801)253-7232. (435) 843-7331 (Spanish only) 260 North 100 East, Tooele SLEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT or rent to Sell Your Car Here for available, $70 per week, $10 key deposit, own. Tooele twin home, 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 3bdrm, 1bth, carport, HELP $ 80* ments behind Super first and last week- total $150 to move in. 46 N $700/mo, $700/dep. ea. Wal-Mart. On select Available April 15th. 6 units $99 moves you Broadway. 882-7605 WANTED Linda (801)319-3967. in. Some apartments unities That Call 882-0050 SPACIOUS ONE bed- Comm Care includes all utilities. *Based on 13 issue contract. room apartment, fur- Swimming pool, hot Description : Programs Coordinator needed, full time, for the Tooele nished including washer Creative Financing Solutions tub, exercise room, and dryer, quiet neigh- Communities That Care® project. Duties will be to coordinate 91 SUBARU Legacy, playground, full club- Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? borhood, $450/mo plus programs, supervise and evaluate facilitators, market programs, hold good for student or house. 843-4400 utilities. For details call Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? commuter, good condi- meetings, keep records, schedule workshop sites and recruit program 843-1379. Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! tion, $1200. 830-8332 2 BDRM 1 Bth duplex, participants. This work will be done with Guiding Good Choices ,, • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. w/d hookups, ac. $475 SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, 93 AEROSTAR van, • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. community-based parent workshops, and Life Skills Training at TJHS. a month. 843-0789 $200 move in allow- clean, new motor • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. This position requires at minimum a two year degree in areas of Child ance. $500/mo, $400 w/40,000 miles, good • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. 2 BEDROOM, w/d hook- deposit. Accepts hous- Development, Public Relations, Social Work, Marketing or two years of tires, runs well, depend- • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. ups, no smoking, no ing. 328 E Main, work experience or a four year degree in a related area. Employer will able transportation, • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. pets, carport, $490 Grantsville. Call seats seven, $1195 • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. also accept five years of work experience in a related field. Must be month. Jim (801)554- (801)815-2928, 435- obo. 882-6091 Brian. • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. 5361. 884-0432. computer knowledgeable in MS Office 2000 XL. Must be able to lift 25 RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! 93 FORD Taurus wagon. lbs. Must have a valid driver’s license and own reliable transportation. 2BDRM BASEMENT TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, 149k miles, new trans- Must be able to pass a drug and criminal background check. May be apartment in Tooele, dishwasher and ac, no SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? mission, 4 new tires, w/d hookups, storage smoking/ pets, Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate asked to work evenings on occasions, some Saturdays. Salary is $12.50 new battery, am/fm cd, shed, no smoking, no $575/mo, $300/dep. debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. per hr. with minimal 10.66% benefits. Work hours are flexible but $1995 obo, payments pets, $450/mo, Move in special. 882- possible. 882-2449 • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. generally M-F 8:00-5:00. This job announcement will close April 8 th at $400/dep. 843-0188 or 4998 or (801)592-1452 , (801)588-8465. • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. 5:00 P.M. Must be available for work May 2 2005. 99 FORD Windstar 72K, • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. 4dr, bucket seats, rear Homes for Rent • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. 2BDRM BASEMENT air, tinted windows, Details: Salary: $12.50 per hour Work: Full Time apartment, $400/mo in- really nice. $7,400 882- cludes all utilities, de- Days off: Saturday and Sunday [possibly Sat. 5236, 224-2801 $100 off first months DESERET 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 posit required, referen- rent. 3 bdrm starting ces required, no pets, PEAK How to apply : Apply at Tooele City Hall, 90 North Main Street, SELL YOUR CAR or at $980 per month. 833-0740 boat in the classifieds. no w/d hookups. 882- Call for details 224- (Just South of Wal-Mart) during normal business hour at reception desk. 2399 Call 882-0050 2737. www.deseretpeakmtg.com CLASS PAGES 03/29/05 3/29/05 10:01 AM Page B8

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Continued from previous page Homes Homes Homes Homes Mobile Homes Water Shares Buildings Public Notices Meetings Homes 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, LEASE TO own Stans- STANSBURY CONDO FOR SALE: mobile UTAH MANUFACTUR- PUBLIC HEARING IS 2100 total, 1300 finish- 2bth w/views! Whirlpool bury newly remodeled for sale, 2bdrm, 1bth, home, 1999, 3bdrm, Well Water ER FOR 17 years Plus - TO RECEIVE PUBLIC ed, warm with lots of bath, 2 car garage, cor- home, 5bdrm, 3bth, central air, 1 car ga- 2bth, very, very cheap, All Steel Buildings!!! COMMENT ON THE natural light, great fami- ner lot, fenced, land- granite/ wood/ stone tile rage, private patio, near must sell- moving. 882- for Sale Any size you want, any PROPOSED PERMIT- ly neighborhood, must scaped, sprinklers, floors, stucco, golf course, swimming 8144 accessories you want, TING OF THE WA- Spring see, $129,999. $162,500. 843-9927 $169,000. Must See! pool, $92,000. 882- or any features you Lots & Land SATCH REGIONAL into (801)209-0049 833-0511, (801)631- 5260 100 acre ft. of want. LANDFILL, AT ROW- FITCH MANSION, 7659 www.cobuildings.net or 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, STANSBURY CONDO well water in LEY, UTAH. ALL IN- Action! 4308sqft hillside bunga- call 1-800-262-5347. TERESTED PERSONS custom tile, partial land- MOVE TO the other side for sale, 2bdrm, 1bth, RESIDENTIAL BUILD- low overlooking historic Tooele CO Building Systems, ARE INVITED TO AT- 100% financing, scaping, rv pad, lots of Eureka, 19 rooms, of the mountain, WVC central air, 1 car ga- ING lot, Canyon Rim Inc. Building a Reputa- $ TEND. No down payment! upgrades, $139,900 4bdrm, 2bth, huge 2 car rage, private patio, near Estates, 12,000sqft, 4.5bths, new roof, Na- County. 2,500 tion on "Old Fashioned WRITTEN COMMENTS obo. Must sell. Must garage, make me an of- golf course, swimming zoned R1-12, all under- 3 bdrm, 2 bth, tional Historic Register, Integrity". WILL BE ACCEPTED AT see! 843-1619 fer! (801)699-9792 pool, $92,000. 882- ground utilities, peace- per acre ft. 2 car garage, all the $130,000 obo. 882- (ucan) THE TOOELE COUNTY 5260 ful, secluded, beautiful extras included. 7094 HEALTH DEPART- 4BDRM, 1.5BTH gas NEW HOME on horse views, canyon atmos- 801-756-5635 Financial Payments could be MENT, 151 NORTH fireplace, office room, FSBO GRANTSVILLE property with two STANSBURY, ON the phere, $29,900. Owner under $600 per Services MAIN STREET, family room, game 4bdrm, 1.5bth, irrigation shares water. 405 North lake, rambler, 4bdrm, 882-7094. m onth. 3 SHARES of Settlement TOOELE, UTAH, 84074 room, 2 car garage, share included, fully Wrathall Circle, Grants- 2bth, 2yrs old, almost Canyon Irrigation for $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE Call Rosanne C. Turner AND WILL BE ACCEPT- next to 3 schools. fenced, .33 acre. ville. Heather, All Pro 1/2 acre, 3 car garage, sale in Tooele, $2250 CASH for structured 435-884-0842 or ED UNTIL THE DATE $120,000 882-5401 $107,000. Call 884- Realty (801)404-0142 $237,900. 843-8114 or per share. If interested settlements, annuities, 801-231-6621 NEW OF THE PUBLIC HEAR- 1471. 850-2105. please call Robbie at law suits inheritances, BEAUTIFUL GRANTS- NO QUALIFYING. For ING. OFFERING: (801)260-1502. mortgage notes and VILLE Custom Home. sale by owner: Tooele, TOOELE, NEWLY re- FOR MORE INFORMA- FSBO: 3BDRM, 1.5bth, 6 unit minor cash flows. J.G. Went- 5bdrm 3.5bth, family Highlands, 3bdrm, 1bth, modeled, new carpet, TION CONTACT JEFF P RO S TAR finished basement, 4yrs subdivision, 5.3 acre worth- 1-800-794-7310. rooms, sportsman’s large lot. Contact Den- fresh two tone paint, Office Space COOMBS, TOOELE Realty old, all appliances in- lots, green belt eligible, (ucan) gunroom, central air, nis at (801)641-6905. beautiful hardwood COUNTY ENVIRON- “Turning your dreams, into Realty” cluded, backyard play- Vernon, UT. Close to hardwood floors, com- floors, over 2000sqft, FLOOR SPACE with util- NEED CASH for your in- MENTAL HEALTH DI- ground, $115,000. Call OPEN HOUSE, Saturday Dugway, Deseret 2000 HOME. .20 acre puter room, fireplace 4bdrm, 2bth, big lot. ities and some ameni- heritance? I can help. RECTOR, AT (435) 843- for more details 843- 12pm-3pm, 1472 E 850 Chemical, and Tooele with possibility to ex- $245,000 884-1570 Call today for appoint- ties, excellent for stor- Please call (801)699- 2340. 9659. North, Tooele. Army Depots. 45 pand. 3bdrm, 2.5bth. 830-7003 ment Aaron (801)706- age, computer, utility. 9792. DATED THIS 23rd DAY $146,000, 4bdrm plus 1 Multi-level, RV parking, 5919. Secure Real Es- minutes west of Lehi. 882-6162 OF March, 2005. FSBO: 3BDRM, 1bth office, 2.75bth, mountain view. Full BUILD YOUR dream tate. Small town atmosphere. Public Notices MYRON E. BATEMAN, cute home! Fenced, 2100sqft. (801)571- basement. 2800sq.ft. home on 1 acre of Local elementary FOR LEASE: 2900sqft DIRECTOR horse property, South landscaped yard, 50% 4130 Assist 2 Sell. Meetings $155,900/neg. 843- finished basement, ga- Mobile Homes school. Starting at located at 209 N Main IF YOU DESIRE SPE- Hale in Grantsville. Call Street, parking front and Deadline for public no- CIAL ACCOMMODA- 7158 rage, asking $119,400. PAYMENT UNDER $600 $43,500 per lot. Carol with Prudential rear, available space in- tices is 4 p.m. the day TIONS UNDER THE Please contact Aimee with 0 down. 3bdrm, 1996 SINGLE WIDE Includes approved well 3BDRM, 1BTH house, 830-0007. cludes seven offices, prior to publication. AMERICANS WITH DIS- at 840-4764. 900sqft. 329 Highland trailer. Grandview Vil- application permits. full landscaped yard, reception office and Public notices submit- ABILITIES ACT, DARLING RAMBLER for Dr. Must see inside! lage 491 Ash Street. Adjacent land garage with 1bdrm large conference room. ted past the deadline PLEASE CONTACT sale, 932 W 470 South, GREAT HOME for sale. (801)455-6288 2brdm 2bth. (775)635- available. basement apartment For more information will not be accepted. TOOELE COUNTY’S Tooele. 2200sqft, 4bdrm and laundry all 2170 (435)843-8620 rented at $400/mo, on one level, 2.5bth, .26 Planning on selling your 882-0376 call (435)882-1529 or ADA COORDINATOR, 3brm, 2bth, laundry up- NOTICE OF PUBLIC great neighborhood, acre lot, gas fireplace, home, you could be 830-4196 (435)830-2550. PAMELA AYALA, (435) stairs, new carpet and 2000 DOUBLEWIDE. HEARING $120,000. (801)550- central air. 60 Spyglass sending your sales 843-3157, WITHIN lighting, unfinished Will finance. 3bdrm, Notice is hereby given 1722, 840-3832. Circle. Just reduced to points to up to 500,000 HORSE PROPERTY, Buildings THREE WORKING basement, come take a 2bth. Drive by 105 that the Tooele County $175,000. Jeff 801-244- people at once. For acre lots in Grantsville DAYS PRIOR TO THIS look! $124,900. Call Green Pines (Overpass Planning Commission 3BDRM, 2BTH home 3946. RE/MAX Results. $135. you can place on Hale Street, beauti- MEETING. Marci Overson Realty Point). Pick up a flyer. If you build, remodel or will be holding a public w/room to grow. Close your 25 word classified ful view, irrigation wa- (Published in the Tran- (801)360-3693. Call (801)643-2048 remove buildings you hearing on Thursday to school and golf I WANT YOUR HOUSE ad to all 47 newspapers ter included. 882- script Bulletin March 24, can place your classi- March 31st, 2005 begin- 29 & 31, 2005) course. Priced to sell at DUPLEX FOR sale, and I’ll pay FULL price! in Utah. Just call Tooele 3BDRM 2BTH mobile 6686, 882-0672. fied ad in 47 of Utah's ning at 7:00pm for the only $149,900. 804 3bdrm, 2bth, fireplace (801)598-8514 Brandon Transcript Bulletin at home, nice, $13,000. newspapers for only purpose of amending Country Club. Jeff with each unit. Call www.wantfullprice.com (435)882-0050 for all 882-2153 UTAH'S BEST LAND PUBLIC NOTICE $135. for 25 words ($5. AMGP #1009-05 Amend- (801)244-3946. (307)265-6538 after the details. bargain 40 acres - Notice is hereby given for each additional ment to chapter 8, for the RE/MAX Results. 6pm. IMMACULATE TOOELE 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile $24,900. Uinta Moun- that the Tooele City word). You will reach up I-80 corridor to amend rambler, tile, carpet, vi- SELLING YOUR HOME? home for rent, no smok- tain area. Outdoor lov- Council will meet in a to 500,000 potential the legal description of 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1800sqft GRANTSVILLE, NEW nyl siding, 4mo old, a Advertise it in the clas- ing/ pets. 882-1550 er's dream! Dramatic Closed Work Session customers and all you the Hazardous Waste twin home for rent/ sale. custom home! Rent to must see! $118,000. sifieds. Call 882-0050 mountain views, close Meeting on Thursday, do is call the Tooele Corridor. This meeting $800/mo, first and last. own, low down, no bank Call Tony (801)706- to conveniences. Sur- March 31, 2005 at the Transcript Bulletin at will be held in the Tooele Located at 227 Alfred qualify. Mark (801)918- 6363. Secure Real Es- rounded by wilderness. hour of 5:30 P.M. The (435)882-0050 for all County Courthouse Audi- Drive. (435)862-5664. 7755, Prostar Realty. tate. Nearby lake and state meeting will be held at the details. (Ucan) torium at 47 So. Main parks. Excellent financ- the Tooele City Hall Street, Tooele. ing. Call UTLR 1-877- Large Conference Room STEEL BUILDING, Mary Dixon 349-5263. (ucan) located at 90 North Main STEEL purlins, 3" 4" 6" Secretary Street, Tooele, Utah ALLIED STOCKTON BUILDING 8" 10". Cheap! 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GIVEN THAT THE Pursuant to the Ameri- • FHA, VA, CONVENTIONAL, RURAL HOUSING AND Water Shares Any size you want, any TOOELE COUNTY can With Disabilities Act, CONSTRUCTION LOANS accessories you want, BOARD OF HEALTH Individuals Needing Spe- or any features you • FA ST QUALIFICATIONS AND PRE-APPROVALS WILL HOLD A PUBLIC SETTLEMENT CANYON want. HEARING ON MON- • COMMERCIAL, SBA AND HARD MONEY LOANS water shares. $2200 www.cobuildings.net or DAY, APRIL 4, 2005 AT CALL NOW each. 884-6406 call 1-800-262-5347. 7:00 P.M. IN THE *Certain CO Building Systems, HEALTH DEPARTMENT restrictions apply. Inc. Building a Reputa- WEST AUDITORIUM, 435-843-0056 tion on "Old Fashioned ROOM #181, 151 TED ELLIOTT TERRI ELLIOTT Integrity". NORTH MAIN STREET, BRANCH MANAGER PROCESSOR (ucan) 70 SO. MAIN, SUITE B • TOOELE, UT 84074 TOOELE, UTAH. THE PURPOSE OF THE Continued on next page B uyers, my services are FREE! Sellers, my services are invaluable! Call for Think Spring! 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Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Public Notices official check payable to NOTICE OF TRUST- corder, State of Utah, of the trust deed is Mid- ments, appurtenances, pared to tender to the LINK FENCE TO THE tions secured thereby. Meetings Lundberg & Associates. EE'S SALE and as identified and de- first Bank and the record and fixtures now or here- Successor Trustee NORTHWEST PROP- Notice of Default was re- The balance must be in The following described scribed in the Declara- owner of the property as after a part of the proper- $5,000.00 at the sale ERTY CONER, THENCE corded DECEMBER 15, cial Accommodations the form of a wire trans- property will be sold at tion of Condominium of of the recording of the ty. and the balance of the SOUTH 00˚23'24" WEST 2004, as Entry No. Should Notify Patrick H. fer, cashier’s check, public auction to the the Fields at Overlake notice of default is Phil The current beneficiary purchase price no later 70 39 FEET TO THE 233401, in Book 990, at Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- bank official check or highest bidder at the Condominiums, an Ex- Forsey, as Trustee. of the trust deed is than 24 hours following SOUTHWEST PROPER- Page 145, of said official corder, at 843-2110 prior U.S. Postal money order West Main Entrance, pandable Residential The sale is subject to a Chase Home Finance the sale. Both payments TY CORNER, THENCE records. to the meeting. TDD payable to Lundberg & North Steps, Tooele Condominium Project, bankruptcy filing, a pay- LLC, successor by merg- must be in the form of a SOUTH 89˚59'58" EAST Trustee will sell at public Phone Number 843-2108 Associates. If wire trans- County Courthouse, 47 recorded May 14, 1999 off, a reinstatement or er to Chase Manhattan cashier's check; cash is 115.34 FEET ALONG A auction to highest bidder (Published in the Tran- fer is used, an additional South Main, Tooele, as Entry No. 131110, in any other condition of Mortgage Corporation, not acceptable. NEWLY INSTALLED without warranty as to ti- script Bulletin March 29, $10.00 must be remitted Utah, on April 14, 2005, Book 568, at Page 338 which the trustee is not and the record owners of A trustee's deed will be CHAIN LINE FENCE TO tle, possession or en- 2005) with the purchase price. at 8:30 a.m. of said day, of the official records of aware that would cause the property as of the re- made available to the THE WESTERN BOUN- cumbrances, the follow- Cash payments are not for the purpose of fore- the Tooele County Re- the cancellation of the cording of the notice of successful bidder within DARY OF 100 EAST ing described property: accepted. A trustee’s closing a trust deed origi- corder, State of Utah. sale. If any such condi- default are Nicholas three (3) business days STREET RIGHT OF All of Lot 3-B, HUNT PUBLIC NOTICE deed will be delivered to nally executed on July 8, Together with an undivid- tion exists, the sale shall Neumann and Natalie following receipt of the WAY, THENCE NORTH SUBDIVISION, a subdi- NOTICE IS HEREBY the successful bidder 2002 by Ray O. Salazar ed interest, and a right be void, the successful Strong. bid amount. The sale is 00˚03'08" WEST 70.15 vision of Grantsville City, GIVEN THAT the Tooele within three business and Christy L. Salazar, and easement of use bidder’s funds returned The sale is subject to a made without any war- FEET ALONG SAID according to the official City Planning Commis- days after receipt of the as trustors, in favor of Al- and enjoyment in and to and the trustee and cur- bankruptcy filing, a pay- ranty whatsoever, includ- RIGHT OF WAY TO plat thereof, on file and sion will meet in a Public amount bid. len Mortgage, L.C., cov- the Common Area de- rent beneficiary shall not off, a reinstatement or ing but not limited to any THE TRUE POINT OF of record in the TOOELE Hearing and Business DATED: March 9, 2005. ering the following real scribed, as provided for be liable to the success- any other condition of warranty as to title, liens, BEGINNING. County Recorder's Of- meeting scheduled for Scott Lundberg, Trust- property purported to be and in the percentage ful bidder for any dam- which the trustee is not possession, taxes, en- MORE CORRECTLY fice. Wednesday April 13, ee located in Tooele County shown, in said Declara- age. aware that would cause cumbrances, or condition DESCRIBED AS: Tax Serial No. 09-005-A- 2005 at the hour of 7:00 3269 South Main, #100 at 1865 North 120 West, tion. This conveyance is Bidders must tender to the cancellation of the of the property. The sale COMMENCING FROM 0002 pm. The meeting will be Salt Lake City, UT Tooele, UT 84074 (the subject to the provisions the trustee a $5,000.00 sale. If any such condi- is subject to a workout, THE NORTHEAST Purported Property Ad- held at Tooele City Hall 84115 undersigned disclaims li- of said Declaration, in- deposit at the sale and tion exists, the sale shall reinstatement, payoff, CORNER OF BLOCK dress: 350 WEST VINE in the City Council (801) 263-3400 ability for any error in the cluding any amendments the balance of the pur- be void, the successful sale cancellation or post- 31, PLAT A, TOOELE STREET, GRANTS- Chambers, located at 90 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. address), and more par- thereto. The undivided chase price by 12:00 bidder’s funds returned ponement, incorrect bid- CITY SURVEY, SAID VILLE, UT 84029. The N. Main Street, Tooele, – 5:00 p.m. ticularly described as: interest in the Common noon the day following and the trustee and cur- ding instructions, bank- POINT BEING A REBAR undersigned disclaims Utah. L&A Case No. 05-42305 Lot 23, OVERLAKE ES- Area conveyed hereby is the sale. The deposit rent beneficiary shall not ruptcy, or any other cir- AND PLASTIC CAP any liability for any error Agenda Items Team A/MM TATES SUBDIVISION subject to modification, must be in the form of a be liable to the success- cumstance of which the MARKED "ANDERSON in the street address. 1. Public Hearing THIS COMMUNICATION PHASE 1 A, according to from time to time, as pro- cashier’s check or bank ful bidder for any dam- Trustee is unaware. In ENGINEERING CO., The owner of the proper- and motion for a pro- IS AN ATTEMPT TO the official plat thereof, vided in the Declaration official check payable to age. the event any of the fore- INC.", FROM WHENCE ty as of the recording of posed Master Plan Land COLLECT A DEBT, AND as recorded in the office for expansion of the Con- Lundberg & Associates. Bidders must tender to going apply, the sale will AN IRON PIN IN THE the Notice of Default is Use Element change for ANY INFORMATION of the Tooele County Re- dominium Project. The balance must be in the trustee a $5,000.00 be void and the success- INTERSECTION OF 600 reported to be: Karen B. 9.54 acres located be- OBTAINED WILL BE corder. Together with all the im- the form of a wire trans- deposit at the sale and ful bidder's funds will be NORTH AND 200 WEST Strickland tween Main Street to 150 USED FOR THAT PUR- Together with all the im- provements now or here- fer, cashier’s check, the balance of the pur- returned without any lia- STREETS BEARS Bidders must tender to East and 1000 North to POSE. provements now or here- after erected on the bank official check or chase price by 12:00 bility to the Trustee or NORTH 88˚05'28" WEST the trustee a $5,000.00 1100 North with a pro- (Published in the Tran- after erected on the property, and all ease- U.S. Postal money order noon the day following Beneficiary for interest or 804.04 FEET, THENCE deposit at the sale and posed change from Me- script Bulletin March 15, property, and all ease- ments, appurtenances, payable to Lundberg & the sale. The deposit any other damages. SOUTH 00˚03'08" EAST the balance of the pur- dium Density Residential 22 & 29, 2005) ments, appurtenances, and fixtures now or here- Associates. If wire trans- must be in the form of a NOTICE IS HEREBY 122.72 FEET ALONG chase price by 12:00 and Industrial to Com- and fixtures now or here- after a part of the proper- fer is used, an additional cashier’s check or bank GIVEN THAT THIS THE WESTERN BOUN- noon the next business mercial by Commerce after a part of the proper- ty. $10.00 must be remitted official check payable to FIRM IS ATTEMPTING DARY OF 100 WEST day following the sale. CRG, Ben Brown, Salt NOTICE OF TRUST- EE'S SALE ty. The current beneficiary with the purchase price. Lundberg & Associates. TO COLLECT A DEBT STREET TO THE The deposit and balance Lake City, Utah. The current beneficiary of the trust deed is Na- Cash payments are not The balance must be in AND ANY INFORMA- NORTHEAST PROPER- of the sale proceeds 2. Public Hearing The following described property will be sold at of the trust deed is Mort- tional City Mortgage Co. accepted. A trustee’s the form of a wire trans- TION OBTAINED WILL TY CORNER AND NEW- must be in the form of a and motion for a pro- gage Electronic Registra- and the record owners of deed will be delivered to fer, cashier’s check, BE USED FOR THAT LY INSTALLED FENCE wire transfer, cashier's posed zoning map public auction to the highest bidder, payable tion Systems, Inc., as the property as of the re- the successful bidder bank official check or PURPOSE. CORNER, BEING THE check or certified funds amendment of 14.41 nominee for Chase cording of the notice of within three business U.S. Postal money order DATED this 17th day of TRUE POINT OF BE- payable to First South- acres located between in lawful money of the United States at the Home Finance LLC, it default are J. Daniel days after receipt of the payable to Lundberg & March, 2005. GINNING, THENCE western Title Agency of Main Street and 150 E successors and assigns, Holm and Janet F. Holm. amount bid. Associates. If wire trans- RICHER & OVERHOLT, NORTH 89˚52'46" WEST Utah, Inc.. A trustee's and 1000 North and West Main Entrance, North Steps, Tooele and the record owners of The sale is subject to a DATED: March 18, fer is used, an additional P.C. 114.80 FEET ALONG A deed will be delivered to 1100 North with a pro- the property as of the re- bankruptcy filing, a pay- 2005. $10.00 must be remitted By: Arnold Richer NEWLY INSTALLED the successful bidder posed change from RR1 County Courthouse, 47 South Main, Tooele, cording of the notice of off, a reinstatement or Scott Lundberg, Trust- with the purchase price. Successor Trustee CHAIN LINK FENCE TO within three business and Light Industrial to default are Ray O. Sala- any other condition of ee Cash payments are not RICHER & OVERHOLT, THE NORTHWEST days after receipt of the General Commercial Utah, on April 19, 2005 at 1:00 PM, for the pur- zar and Christy L. Sala- which the trustee is not 3269 South Main, #100 accepted. A trustee’s P.C. PROPERTY CORNER, amount bid. zone by Tooele-Lowe's, zar. aware that would cause Salt Lake City, UT deed will be delivered to 901 West Baxter Drive THENCE SOUTH This Trustee's Sale may L.L.C., Agent Ben pose of foreclosing a Trust Deed dated April The sale is subject to a the cancellation of the 84115 the successful bidder South Jordan, Utah 00˚23'24" WEST 70.39 be subject to a bankrupt- Brown, Commerce CRG, bankruptcy filing, a pay- sale. If any such condi- (801) 263-3400 within three business 84095 FEET TO THE SOUTH- cy filing, a payoff, a rein- Salt Lake City, Utah. 12, 1999 executed by Shane J. Heckli and To- off, a reinstatement or tion exists, the sale shall Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. days after receipt of the Telephone: (801) 561- WEST PROPERTY statement or any other Pursuant to the Ameri- any other condition of be void, the successful – 5:00 p.m. amount bid. 4750 CORNER, THENCE condition that would cans with Disabilities Act, nya R. Heckli, as Trust- ors, in favor of Country- which the trustee is not bidder’s funds returned L&A Case No. 44717 DATED: March 17, Hours: 8:00 a.m. to SOUTH 89˚59'58" EAST cause the cancellation of individuals needing spe- aware that would cause and the trustee and cur- Team B/DNI 2005. 5:00 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 115.34 FEET ALONG A this sale. Further, if any cial accommodation dur- wide Home Loans, Inc., as Beneficiary, covering the cancellation of the rent beneficiary shall not THIS COMMUNICATION Scott Lundberg, Trust- STATE OF UTAH NEWLY INSTALLED of these conditions exist, ing this meeting should sale. If any such condi- be liable to the success- IS AN ATTEMPT TO ee :ss. CHAIN LINK FENCE TO this sale will be null and notify Richard Jorgen- real property located in Tooele County and de- tion exists, the sale shall ful bidder for any dam- COLLECT A DEBT, AND 3269 South Main, #100 COUNTY OF SALT THE WESTERN BOUN- void, the successful bidd- sen, Tooele City Land be void, the successful age. ANY INFORMATION Salt Lake City, UT LAKE DARY OF 100 WEST er's funds shall be re- Use Technician prior to scribed as follows: LOT 406, OQUIRRH HILLS bidder’s funds returned Bidders must tender to OBTAINED WILL BE 84115 On this 17th day of STREET RIGHT OF turned, and the Trustee the meeting at (435) 843- and the trustee and cur- the trustee a $5,000.00 USED FOR THAT PUR- (801) 263-3400 March, 2005, personal- WAY, THENCE NORTH and the beneficiary shall 2130 or TDD (435) 843- ESTATES, PHASE 4, A SUBDIVISION OF rent beneficiary shall not deposit at the sale and POSE. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. ly appeared before me 00˚03'08" WEST 70.15 not be liable to the suc- 2180. be liable to the success- the balance of the pur- (Published in the Tran- – 5:00 p.m. Arnold Richer, the FEET ALONG SAID cessful bidder for any (Published in the Tran- TOOELE CITY, AC- CORDING TO THE ful bidder for any dam- chase price by 12:00 script Bulletin March 22, L&A Case No. 42955 signer of the foregoing RIGHT OF WAY TO damages. script Bulletin March 29, age. noon the day following 29 & April 5, 2005) Team B/JES instrument, who duly THE TRUE POINT OF DATED: March 4, 2005 2005) PLAT THEREOF, RE- CORDED IN THE OF- Bidders must tender to the sale. The deposit THIS COMMUNICATION acknowledged to me BEGINNING. FIRST SOUTHWEST- FICE OF THE TOOELE the trustee a $5,000.00 must be in the form of a NOTICE OF TRUST- IS AN ATTEMPT TO that he executed the Tax Serial No. 02-052-0- ERN TITLE AGENCY Public Notices COUNTY RECORDER. deposit at the sale and cashier’s check or bank EE'S SALE COLLECT A DEBT, AND same. 0009 OF UTAH, INC. Trustee's Sales Together with all the im- the balance of the pur- official check payable to The following described ANY INFORMATION C. Erin Casaday Purported Property Ad- LUCY DENLEY, Asst. provements now or here- chase price by 12:00 Lundberg & Associates. property will be sold at OBTAINED WILL BE NOTARY PUBLIC dress: 579 NORTH 1ST Vice President Deadline for public no- after erected on the noon the day following The balance must be in public auction to the USED FOR THAT PUR- Residing at Salt Lake WEST, TOOELE, UT Successor Trustee tices is 4 p.m. the day property, and all ease- the sale. The deposit the form of a wire trans- highest bidder at the POSE. County, UT 84074. The undersigned 102 West 500 South, prior to publication. ments, appurtenances, must be in the form of a fer, cashier’s check, West Main Entrance, (Published in the Tran- My Commission Ex- disclaims any liability for Suite 300 Public notices submit- and fixtures now or here- cashier’s check or bank bank official check or North Steps, Tooele script Bulletin March 22, pires: 05/27/05 any error in the street ad- Salt Lake City, UT ted past the deadline after a part of the proper- official check payable to U.S. Postal money order County Courthouse, 47 29 & April 5, 2005) (Published in the Tran- dress. 84101 will not be accepted. ty. Tax Parcel No.: 12- Lundberg & Associates. payable to Lundberg & South Main, Tooele, script Bulletin March 22, The owner of the proper- (Published in the Tran- 052-00406 The street The balance must be in Associates. If wire trans- Utah, on April 21, 2005, NOTICE OF TRUST- 29 & April 5, 2005) ty as of the recording of script Bulletin March 29, AMENDED NOTICE OF address of the property the form of a wire trans- fer is used, an additional at 8:30 a.m. of said day, EE'S SALE the Notice of Default is April 5 & 12, 2005) TRUSTEE'S SALE is purported to be 411 fer, cashier’s check, $10.00 must be remitted for the purpose of fore- The following described NOTICE OF TRUST- reported to be: Harry N. The following described North 880 East, Tooele, bank official check or with the purchase price. closing a trust deed origi- real property will be sold EE'S SALE Luttrell and Christine A. NOTICE OF TRUST- property will be sold at UT 84074. The under- U.S. Postal money order Cash payments are not nally executed on April at public auction to the The following described Luttrell EE’S SALE public auction to the signed disclaims any lia- payable to Lundberg & accepted. A trustee’s 14, 2000 by Nicholas highest bidder, payable real property will be sold Bidders must tender to APN: 01-109-0-0033 highest bidder at the bility for any error in the Associates. If wire trans- deed will be delivered to Neumann and Natalie in lawful money of the at public auction to the the trustee a $5,000.00 Trust No. 1066052-07 West Main Entrance, street address. The cur- fer is used, an additional the successful bidder Strong, as trustors, in fa- United States of Ameri- highest bidder payable in deposit at the sale and Ref: Kerry Lewis North Steps, Tooele rent Beneficiary of the $10.00 must be remitted within three business vor of CTX Mortgage ca, at the front entrance lawful money of the Unit- the balance of the pur- TRA: County Courthouse, 47 trust deed is Country- with the purchase price. days after receipt of the Company, covering the of the Tooele County ed States, on April 22, chase price by 12:00 Loan No. 0436005011. South Main Street, wide Home Loans, Inc. Cash payments are not amount bid. following real property Courthouse located at 47 2005 at 10:00 A.M., at noon the next business IMPORTANT NOTICE Tooele, Utah, on April and the record owners of accepted. A trustee’s DATED: March 22, purported to be located South Main Street, the West entrance to the day following the sale. TO PROPERTY OWN- 12, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of the property as of the re- deed will be delivered to 2005. in Tooele County at 49 Tooele, Utah 84074 on Tooele County Court- The deposit and balance ER: YOU ARE IN DE- said day, for the purpose cording of this notice of the successful bidder Scott Lundberg, Trust- West 1930 North, #4B, April 21, 2005 at 4:00 house, 47 South Main, of the sale proceeds FAULT UNDER A DEED of foreclosing a trust default are reported to be within three business ee Tooele, UT 84074 (the p.m. of said day for the Tooele, UT 84074, in the must be in the form of a OF TRUST, DATED deed originally executed Shane J. Heckli and To- days after receipt of the 3269 South Main, #100 undersigned disclaims li- purpose of foreclosing a County of Tooele, State wire transfer, cashier's June 12, 2003. UNLESS on July 27, 2001 by Ke- nya R. Heckli. Bidders amount bid. Salt Lake City, UT ability for any error in the Deed of Trust (herein- of Utah, for the purpose check or certified funds YOU TAKE ACTION TO vin R. Lemmon and Ter- must be prepared to ten- DATED: March 15, 84115 address), and more par- after "Trust Deed") dated of foreclosing a trust payable to . A trustee's PROTECT YOUR esa E. Lemmon, as trust- der to the trustee 2005. (801) 263-3400 ticularly described as: September 26, 2002 deed held by Mortgage deed will be delivered to PROPERTY, IT MAY BE ors, in favor of American $5,000.00 at the sale Scott Lundberg, Trust- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Unit No. 4B of the executed by Michael R. Electronic Registration the successful bidder SOLD AT A PUBLIC Lending Network, Inc., and the balance of the ee – 5:00 p.m. FIELDS AT OVERLAKE Munro and Pamela Mun- Systems, Inc. (solely as within three business SALE. IF YOU NEED AN covering the following re- purchase price by 12:00 3269 South Main, #100 L&A Case No. 44885 CONDOMINIUMS, ro as Trustors, in favor of nominee for Lender and days after receipt of the EXPLANATION OF THIS al property purported to noon the day following Salt Lake City, UT Team C/SSS PHASE TWO, together Bank One, N.A. n/k/a JP Lender's successors and amount bid. PROCEEDING, YOU be located in Tooele the sale. Both payments 84115 THIS COMMUNICATION with all improvements lo- Morgan Chase Bank, assigns), as the current This Trustee's Sale may SHOULD CONTACT A County at 458 Lakeview must be in the form of a (801) 263-3400 IS AN ATTEMPT TO cated thereon, as said N.A., successor by merg- Beneficiary, executed by be subject to a bankrupt- LAWYER. On April 12, Avenue, Tooele, UT cashier's check; cash is Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. COLLECT A DEBT, AND unit is identified in the er with Bank One, NA as Harry N. Luttrell and cy filing, a payoff, a rein- 2005, at 4:30pm, James 84074 (the undersigned not acceptable. A trust- – 5:00 p.m. ANY INFORMATION plat of said development Beneficiary, recorded Christine A. Luttrell, as statement or any other H Woodall, as duly ap- disclaims liability for any ee's deed will be made L&A Case No. 37604 OBTAINED WILL BE recorded November 5, September 30, 2002 as Trustor, recorded April 5, condition that would pointed Trustee under a error in the address), and available to the success- Team B/JES USED FOR THAT PUR- 1999 as Entry Number Entry No. 188192, in 1999 as Entry No. cause the cancellation of Deed of Trust recorded more particularly descri- ful bidder within three THIS COMMUNICATION POSE. 139556 in Book 596 at Book 0783 at Pages 129139, in Book 0562, this sale. Further, if any June 17, 2003, as Instru- bed as: business days following IS AN ATTEMPT TO (Published in the Tran- Page 191 of the official 0710, et seq., regarding at Page 0374, of the offi- of these conditions exist, ment No. 204239, in Lot 20, LAKEVIEW receipt of the bid COLLECT A DEBT, AND script Bulletin March 22, records of the Tooele real property located in cial records of Tooele this sale will be null and Book 860, Page 743, of HEIGHTS SUBDIVI- amount. The sale is ANY INFORMATION 29 & April 5, 2005) County Recorder, State Tooele County, State of County, Utah, given to void, the successful bidd- the Official Records in SION, TRACT A, Tooele made without any war- OBTAINED WILL BE of Utah, and as identified Utah, more particularly secure an indebtedness er's funds shall be re- the office at the County City, Tooele County, ranty whatsoever, includ- USED FOR THAT PUR- NOTICE OF TRUST- and described in the described as: in favor of Academy turned, and the Trustee Recorder of Tooele Utah, according to the of- ing but not limited to any POSE. EE'S SALE Declaration of Condo- Lot 6, LITTLE MOUN- Mortgage Corporation, and the beneficiary shall County, State of Utah, ficial plat thereof on file warranty as to title, liens, (Published in the Tran- The following described minium of The Fields at TAIN NO. 4 SUBDIVI- by reason of certain obli- not be liable to the suc- executed by Kerry Lewis, and of record in the possession, taxes en- script Bulletin March 15, property will be sold at Overlake Condominiums, SION, a Subdivision of gations secured thereby. cessful bidder for any A Single Person, will sell Tooele County Record- cumbrances, or condition 22 & 29, 2005) public auction to the an Expandable Residen- Tooele City, according to Notice of Default was re- damages. at public auction to high- er's Office. of the property. The sale highest bidder at the tial Condominium Proj- the official plat thereof, corded DECEMBER 23, DATED: March 4, 2005 est bidder, payable in Together with all the im- is subject to a workout NOTICE OF TRUST- West Main Entrance, ect, recorded May 14, recorded in the office of 2004, as Entry No. Lucy Denley, Asst. Vice lawful money of the Unit- provements now or here- reinstatement, payoff, EE'S SALE North Steps, Tooele 1999 as Entry Number the County Recorder of 233798, in Book 992, at President ed States at the time of after erected on the sale cancellation or post- The following described County Courthouse, 47 131110 in Book 568 at Tooele County, Utah. Page 183, of said official Successor Trustee sale. Successful bidders property, and all ease- ponement, incorrect bid- property will be sold at South Main, Tooele, Page 338 of official re- Together with all the im- records. 102 West 500 South, must tender a deposit of ments, appurtenances, ding instructions, bank- public auction to the Utah, on April 21, 2005, cords, and as amended provements now or here- Trustee will sell at public Suite 300 $5,000 in certified funds and fixtures now or here- ruptcy, or any other cir- highest bidder at the at 8:30 a.m. of said day, in the Amendment to after erected on the auction to highest bidder Salt Lake City, UT to the trustee at the time after a part of the proper- cumstance of which the West Main Entrance, for the purpose of fore- Declaration of Condo- property, and all ease- without warranty as to ti- 84101 of sale, with the balance ty. trustee is unaware. In the North Steps, Tooele closing a trust deed origi- minium of the Fields at ments, appurtenances, tle, possession or en- (Published in the Tran- due by noon the follow- The current beneficiary event any of the forego- County Courthouse, 47 nally executed on May Overlake Condominiums, and fixtures now or here- cumbrances, the follow- script Bulletin March 29, ing business day, at the of the trust deed is Fifth ing apply, the sale will be South Main, Tooele, 16, 1997 by Michael Ste- an Expandable Residen- after a part of the proper- ing described property: April 5 & 12, 2005) office of the Trustee. At Third Mortgage Compa- void and the successful Utah, on April 21, 2005, ven Johnston and Jennie tial Condominium Proj- ty. SEE ATTACHED EX- the west main entrance, ny and the record own- bidder's funds will be re- at 8:30 a.m. of said day, Michelle Johnston, as ect, recorded November Tax Parcel No. 12-019-0- HIBIT "A" NOTICE OF TRUST- north steps to the Tooele ers of the property as of turned without any liabili- for the purpose of fore- trustors, in favor of Lega- 10, 1999 as Entry Num- 0006 Exhibit A EE'S SALE County District Court, 47 the recording of the no- ty to the trustee or bene- closing a trust deed origi- cy Mortgage, Inc., cover- ber 139557 in Book 596 The street address of the COMMENCING FROM The following described South Main Tooele Utah tice of default are Kevin ficiary for interest or any nally executed on April ing the following real at Page 194 of the offi- property is purported to THE NORTHEAST real property will be sold all right, title and interest R. Lemmon and Teresa other damages. NOTICE 25, 2003 by J. Daniel property purported to be cial records of the Tooele be 422 South Mapleton CORNER OF BLOCK at public auction to the conveyed to and now E. Lemmon. IS HEREBY GIVEN Holm and Janet F. Holm, located in Tooele County County Recorder, State Lane, Tooele, Utah 31, SAID POINT BEING highest bidder payable in held by it under said The sale is subject to a THAT THIS FIRM IS AT- as trustors, in favor of at 155 West 400 South, of Utah. 84074. The undersigned A REBAR AND PLASTIC lawful money of the Unit- Deed of Trust in the bankruptcy filing, a pay- TEMPTING TO COL- American Union Mort- Tooele, UT 84074 (the Together with an undivid- disclaims any liability for CAP MARKED "ANDER- ed States, on April 22, property situated in said off, a reinstatement or LECT A DEBT AND ANY gage, covering the fol- undersigned disclaims li- ed interest and a right any error in the street ad- SON ENGINEERING 2005 at 10:00 A.M., at County and State descri- any other condition of INFORMATION OB- lowing real property pur- ability for any error in the and easement of use dress. CO., INC.", FROM the West entrance to the bed as: Beginning at a which the trustee is not TAINED WILL BE USED ported to be located in address), and more par- and enjoyment in and to The current Beneficiary WHENCE AN IRON PIN Tooele County Court- point 420.04 feet East aware that would cause FOR THAT PURPOSE. Tooele County at 35 ticularly described as: the Common Area de- of the Trust Deed is JP IN THE INTERSECTION house, 47 South Main, and 292 feet South from the cancellation of the Dated March 17, 2005. West 1930 North, Beginning 15 Rods East scribed, as provided for Morgan Chase Bank, OF 600 NORTH AND Tooele, UT 84074, in the the Northwest corner of sale. If any such condi- Stuart T. Matheson, Suc- Tooele, UT 84074 (the of the Northwest corner and in the percentage N.A., successor by merg- 200 WEST STREETS County of Tooele, State Block 51 Plat "A", tion exists, the sale shall cessor Trustee Mathe- undersigned disclaims li- of Block 51, Plat "A", shown, in said Declara- er with Bank One, NA ; BEARS NORTH of Utah, for the purpose Grantsville City Survey, be void, the successful son, Mortenson, Olsen & ability for any error in the Tooele City Survey, tion. This conveyance is and the record owners of 88˚05'28" WEST 804.40 of foreclosing a trust Grantsville City, running bidder’s funds returned Jeppson, P.C. 648 East address), and more par- Tooele City, running subject to the provisions the property as of the re- FEET, THENCE SOUTH deed held by Mortgage thence South 69 feet, and the trustee and cur- First South Salt Lake ticularly described as: thence East 5 Rods; of said Declaration, in- cording of the Notice of 00˚03'08" EAST 122.72 Electronic Registration thence East 117 feet; rent beneficiary shall not City, Utah 84102 (801) Unit No. 3D of the thence South 10 Rods; cluding any amendments Default were reported to FEET ALONG THE Systems, Inc., as the thence North 69 feet; be liable to the success- 363-2244 Office Hours FIELDS AT OVERLAKE thence West 5 Rods; thereto. The undivided be Michael R. Munro and WESTERN BOUNDARY current Beneficiary, exe- thence West 117 feet to ful bidder for any dam- 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, CONDOMINIUMS, thence North 10 Rods to interest in the Common Pamela Munro. OF 100 EAST STREET cuted by Karen B. Strick- the point of beginning. age. Mon.-Fri. MMOJ File No.: PHASE ONE, together the point of beginning. Area conveyed hereby is A Notice of Default was TO THE NORTHEAST land, as Trustor, record- The street address and Bidders must tender to 007166m ASAP638966 with all improvements lo- Together with all the im- subject to modification, recorded on December PROPERTY CORNER ed July 7, 1995 as Entry other common designa- the trustee a $5,000.00 (Published in the Tran- cated thereon, as said provements now or here- from time to time, as pro- 16, 2004, as Entry No. AND NEWLY INSTAL- No. 075336, in Book tion of the real property deposit at the sale and script Bulletin March 22, Unit is identified in the after erected on the vided in the Declaration 233455 in Book 0990 at LED FENCE CORNER, 398, at Page 569, of the described above is pur- the balance of the pur- 29 & April 5, 2005) Plat of said development property, and all ease- for expansion of the Con- Pages 0410, et. seq., in BEING THE TRUE official records of Tooele ported to be: 41 South chase price by 12:00 recorded May 14, 1999 ments, appurtenances, dominium Project. the office of the Tooele POINT OF BEGINNING, County, Utah, given to McMichael Avenue noon the day following as Entry No. 131109, in and fixtures now or here- Together with all the im- County Recorder, State THENCE NORTH secure an indebtedness Grantsville, Utah 84029. the sale. The deposit Book 568, at Page 334 after a part of the proper- provements now or here- of Utah. 89˚52'46" WEST 114.80 in favor of PHH US Mort- Estimated Total Debt as must be in the form of a of the official records of ty. after erected on the Bidders must be pre- FEET ALONG A NEWLY gage Corporation, by cashier’s check or bank the Tooele County Re- The current beneficiary property, and all ease- INSTALLED CHAIN reason of certain obliga- Continued on next page CLASS PAGES 03/29/05 3/29/05 10:01 AM Page B10

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Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices der, payable in lawful 10653 River Front Park- deposit at the sale and includes improvements Property Owner: Mike NOTICE OF CONSUL- This Pool will consist of 7 ficers must approve any Trustee's Sales money of the United way, Suite 290 South the balance of the pur- to the existing landfill Hansen TANT SERVICES specific Work Disciplines deviation from this proc- States at the time of Jordan, Utah 84095 chase price by 12:00 cover and long term site Address: PO Box 1564, The Utah Department of that will allow UDOT and ess. of April 12, 2005 is sale. Successful bidders (801)254-9450 (800)245- noon the day following maintenance and track- Sandy, UT Transportation (UDOT) is Local Government enti- Send all proposals to: $107,788.73. The under- must tender a deposit of 1886 (Hotline) Hours: the sale. The deposit ing. The variance will al- Description: Cedar chest, seeking the services of ties to select qualified TOOELE COUNTY signed Trustee disclaims $5,000 in certified funds 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. must be in the form of a low closure of the site card tables & chairs, qualified Consultants for small RECREATION SPECIAL any liability for any incor- to the trustee at the time Signature/by: James H. cashier’s check or bank without installation of an lamps, pictures, misc. Consultants/Contractors and simple Right Of Way SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 rectness of the street ad- of sale, with the balance Woodall, Trustee R- official check payable to engineered landfill cover items & boxes (Firms or Individuals) to projects beginning July South Main Tooele, Utah dress and other common due by noon the follow- 117095 Lundberg & Associates. as required in R315-7- Unit #066 respond to our General 1, 2005 through June 30, 84074. designation, if any, ing business day, at the (Published in the Tran- The balance must be in 14. The variance re- Property Owner: Yolanda Engineering Services & 2010. For any additional infor- shown herein. Said sale office of the Trustee. At script Bulletin March 15, the form of a wire trans- quest is needed to ad- Valerio Local Government Pool If you are interested in mation contact Kent Bak- will be made without cov- the west main entrance, 22 & 29, 2005) fer, cashier’s check, dress specific site condi- Address: 1309 E. Pine Request For Qualifica- submitting a Statement er 882-1420, Russell enant or warranty, ex- north steps to the Tooele bank official check or tions related to buried Canyon Rd, Tooele tions. This Pool will con- of Qualifications for any Steadman 882-3565, press or implied, regard- SECOND AMENDED County District Court, 47 U.S. Postal money order unexploded ordnance Description: Washer/Dry- sist of 36 specific Work or all of the 7 work Disci- Walt Shubert 882-0603, ing title, possession, con- NOTICE OF TRUST- South Main Tooele Utah payable to Lundberg & and natural conditions er, gas Bar-B-Q, chairs, Disciplines that will allow plines, the Request For Lois McArthur 882-1179, dition or encumbrances, EE'S SALE all right, title and interest Associates. If wire trans- related to a high ground- beds, couch, entertain- UDOT and Local Gov- Qualifications information Travis McCluskey 884- including fees, charges The following described conveyed to and now fer is used, an additional water table. ment center, misc. items ernment entities to select will be available on Mon- 5023. and expenses of the property will be sold at held by it under said $10.00 must be remitted The 45-day public com- & boxes. qualified day, March 28, 2005 and Russell Steadman Trustee and of the trusts public auction to the Deed of Trust in the with the purchase price. ment period for this clo- Unit #208 Consultants/Contractors may be obtained from Secretary created by said Deed of highest bidder at the property situated in said Cash payments are not sure plan will begin Property Owner: Michael for small and simple the Utah Department of (Published in the Tran- Trust, to pay the remain- West Main Entrance, County and State descri- accepted. A trustee’s March 29, 2005 and end Harrel transportation and con- Transportation Web site script Bulletin February ing principal sums of the North Steps, Tooele bed as: Beginning at a deed will be delivered to May 16, 2005. A public Address: 520 Valley struction-related projects MACROBUTTON 8, 15, 22, March 1, 3, 8, note(s) secured by said County Courthouse, 47 point 79 rods and 9 in- the successful bidder hearing will be held April View Dr., Tooelle beginning July 1, 2005 HtmlResAnchor 10, 15, 17, 22, 24 & 29, Deed of Trust. The cur- South Main Street, ches North from the within three business 12, 2005 at 6:00 PM in Description: Sleeping through June 30, 2007. udot.utah.gov under "In- 2005) rent beneficiary of the Tooele, Utah, on April Southwest corner of the days after receipt of the the auditorium of the bags, chairs, end tables, If you are interested in side UDOT > Internal Trust Deed as of the 14, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Southeast Quarter of amount bid. Tooele County Court- misc. items. submitting a Statement Groups and Divisions > date of this notice is: said day, for the purpose Section 2, Township 2 DATED: March 9, 2005. house. Interested per- (Published in the Tran- of Qualifications for any Project Development > SUMMONS AND NO- Mortgage Electronic of foreclosing a trust South, Range 4 West, Scott Lundberg, Trust- sons may comment dur- script Bulletin March 29 or all of the 37 work Dis- Consultant Services > TICE OF PETITION FOR Registration Systems, deed originally executed Salt Lake Base and Meri- ee ing the hearing or may & April 5, 2005) ciplines, the Request For Project Advertisements" ADOPTION Inc. The record owner of on April 15, 1998 by Kyle dian; and running thence 3269 South Main, #100 submit comments in writ- Qualifications information or Case No. 052300005 the property as of the re- E. Warr, as trustor, in fa- East 264 feet; thence Salt Lake City, UT ing before 5:00 PM on NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S will be available on Mon- udot.utah.gov/index.php? Judge Randall N. Skan- cording of the Notice of vor of Westgate Mort- North 181.5 feet; thence 84115 May 16, 2005 to the fol- SALE OF REAL PROP- day, March 28, 2005 and m=c&tid=614. chy Default is: Kerry Lewis. gage, covering the fol- West 189 feet and 6 in- (801) 263-3400 lowing address: ERTY may be obtained from The deadline for submit- IN THE THIRD DIS- Dated: March 11, 2005. lowing real property pur- ches, more or less, to the Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Dennis R. Downs, Exec- Civil No. 040401690 the Utah Department of ting Statement of Qualifi- TRICT COURT IN AND James H Woodall 10653 ported to be located in County road; thence – 5:00 p.m. utive Secretary IN THE FOURTH JUDI- Transportation Web site cations is 11:00 a.m. on FOR TOOELE COUN- River Front Parkway, Tooele County at 4853 South 45 degrees West L&A Case No. 04-28428 Utah Solid and Hazard- CIAL DISTRICT COURT udot.utah.gov under "In- Friday, April 29, 2005. TY, STATE OF UTAH Suite 290 South Jordan, North Hazel Circle, 118 feet and 7 inches, Team B/SR ous Waste Control Board OF UTAH COUNTY side UDOT > Internal The right is reserved by In the matter of the Utah 84095 (801)254- Tooele, UT 84074 (the more or less, to the quar- THIS COMMUNICATION P.O Box 14880 PROVO DEPARTMENT, Groups and Divisions > the Department to reject adoption of 9450 (800)245-1886 undersigned disclaims li- ter Section line; thence IS AN ATTEMPT TO Salt Lake City, Utah STATE OF UTAH Project Development > any and all Statements AUSTIN COLTER AL- (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 ability for any error in the South 99 feet and 3 in- COLLECT A DEBT, AND 84114-4880 MOUNTAIN STATES Consultant Services > of Qualifications. BRECHT A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Signa- address), and more par- ches, more or less, to the ANY INFORMATION Copies of the closure SUPPLY, INC; a Utah Project Advertisements" The Utah Department of DOB (8/20/97) ture/by: James H. Wood- ticularly described as: point of beginning. Ex- OBTAINED WILL BE plan and variance re- Corporation, or Transportation encourag- A child under 18 years all, Trustee R-116830 All of Lot 11, ROCKY cept therefrom the West USED FOR THAT PUR- quest are available for Plaintiff, udot.utah.gov/index.php? es prime consultants to of age. (Published in the Tran- TOP SUBDIVISION 20 feet. The street ad- POSE. review at the Division of vs. m=c&tid=614. use Disadvantaged Busi- TO: Roger Jason Al- script Bulletin March 15, AMENDED, Erda City, dress and other common (Published in the Tran- Solid and Hazardous DAVE REED d/b/a VAL- The deadline for submit- ness Enterprise and/or brecht 22 & 29, 2005) Tooele County, Utah, ac- designation of the real script Bulletin March 15, Waste office located on LEY CONSTRUCTION ting Statement of Qualifi- Women Business Enter- A Petition for Adoption cording to the official plat NOTICE OF TRUST- property described 22 & 29, 2005) the 4th Floor of the Mar- & HAULING; and DAVE cations is 11:00 a.m. on prise's as sub-consul- has been filed with re- thereof, on file and of re- EE’S SALE above is purported to be: tha Hughes Cannon REED, individually, Friday, April 29, 2005. tants where practicable. gards to the above-name cord in the Tooele Coun- APN: 05-020-0-0020 7824 North Center Street Building at 288 North Defendant, The right is reserved by UDOT also encourages child. You are hereby ty Recorder's Office. Public Notices Trust No. 1066235-07 Tooele, Utah 84074. Es- 1460 West, Salt Lake To be sold at Sheriff’s the Department to reject DBE/WBEs to respond to notified to this matter and Together with all the im- Ref: Victoria Caldwelll timated Total Debt as of Miscellaneous City Utah during normal Sale on the 7th day of any and all Statements the Pool RFQ. are required to file an an- provements now or here- TRA: March 12, 2005 is business hours or non- April, 2005, A.D., at the of Qualifications. March 26, 2005 swer in writing to the Pe- after erected on the Deadline for public no- Loan No. 0416260578. $119,885.57. The under- business hours with prior hour of 10:30 a.m., at the The Utah Department of Utah Department of tition for Adoption with property, and all ease- tices is 4 p.m. the day IMPORTANT NOTICE signed Trustee disclaims arrangement. Technical North door of the Public Transportation encourag- Transportation the Clerk of the above ments, appurtenances, prior to publication. TO PROPERTY OWN- any liability for any incor- questions regarding the Safety Complex, rear en- es prime consultants to John R. Njord, Execu- entitled Court, located at and fixtures now or here- Public notices submit- ER: YOU ARE IN DE- rectness of the street ad- closure should be direct- trance, 47 South Main, use Disadvantaged Busi- tive Director 47 South Main Street, after a part of the proper- ted past the deadline FAULT UNDER A DEED dress and other common ed to Dave Larsen at Tooele City, Tooele ness Enterprise and/or (Published in the Tran- Tooele, Utah, and to ty. will not be accepted. OF TRUST, DATED designation, if any, (801) 538-6749. County, State of Utah, all Women Business Enter- script Bulletin March 29, serve upon, or mail to The current beneficiary March 04, 2003. UN- shown herein. Said sale In compliance with the the right, title and interest prise's as sub-consul- 2005) Scott A. Broadhead, at- of the trust deed is ABN NOTICE LESS YOU TAKE AC- will be made without cov- The Executive Secretary Americans with Disabili- of the Defendant(s) tants where practicable. torney for the Petitioner, AMRO Mortgage Group, PUBLIC NOTICE TION TO PROTECT enant or warranty, ex- of the Utah Solid and ties Act, individuals with Dave Reed in and to the UDOT also encourages at 250 South Main Inc. and the record own- Call For Proposals YOUR PROPERTY, IT press or implied, regard- Hazardous Waste Con- special needs (including following described real DBE/WBEs to respond to Street, PO Box 87, ers of the property as of The TOOELE COUNTY MAY BE SOLD AT A ing title, possession, con- trol Board invites com- auxiliary communicative property situated in the Pool RFQ. Tooele, Utah 84074, a the recording of the no- RECREATION SPECIAL PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU dition or encumbrances, ment from the public re- aids and services) Tooele County, State of March 26, 2005 copy of said answer, tice of default are Kyle E. SERVICE DISTRICT will NEED AN EXPLANA- including fees, charges garding a closure plan should contact DEQ Hu- Utah, to wit: Utah Department of within 30 days after pub- Warr and Lisa C. Warr. be accepting new pro- TION OF THIS PRO- and expenses of the and variance request for man Resource Manage- 33 E. North Street Transportation lication of this notice and The sale is subject to a posals for recreation CEEDING, YOU Trustee and of the trusts Hazardous Waste Man- ment at 536-4413 (TDD Grantsville, Utah 84029 John R. Njord, Execu- summons. bankruptcy filing, a pay- projects from February SHOULD CONTACT A created by said Deed of agement Unit (HWMU) 536-4414). Dated and signed at tive Director If you fail to do so, judg- off, a reinstatement or 10, 2005 to April 4, 2005. LAWYER. On April 12, Trust, to pay the remain- 37 at U.S. Army Dugway (Published in the Tran- Tooele City, Tooele (Published in the Tran- ment by default will be any other condition of Five copies of the pro- 2005, at 4:30pm, James ing principal sums of the Proving Ground. HWMU script Bulletin March 29, County, State of Utah, script Bulletin March 29, taken against you for the which the trustee is not posals should include; H Woodall, as duly ap- note(s) secured by said 37 is a 20-acre landfill 2005) this 18th day of March, 2005) relief demanded in said aware that would cause name of project, location, pointed Trustee under a Deed of Trust. The cur- that was used for dispos- 2005, A.D. petition which has been the cancellation of the and written bid of esti- Deed of Trust recorded rent beneficiary of the al of solid and hazardous NOTICE OF AUCTION Sheriff Frank J. Park NOTICE OF CONSUL- filed with the Clerk of sale. If any such condi- mated costs, type of con- March 11, 2003, as In- Trust Deed as of the waste. Soil, soil gas and Date of Sale: April 16, Tooele County, Utah TANT SERVICES said Court. tion exists, the sale shall struction or improvement strument No. 197624, in date of this notice is: groundwater sample da- 2005 (Published in the Tran- The Utah Department of DATED this 8th day of be void, the successful and a point of contact. Book 829, Page 597, of Mortgage Electronic ta has been collected at Time: 10:00 am script Bulletin March 22, Transportation (UDOT) is March, 2005. bidder’s funds returned Furthermore, projects the Official Records in Registration Systems, these sites and the clo- Place: Beehive Storage, 29 & April 5, 2005) seeking the services of Scott A. Broadhead and the trustee and cur- which are accepted must the office at the County Inc. The record owner of sure plan and variance 1498 N. Main, Tooele, Ut qualified Consultants Attorney for Petitioner rent beneficiary shall not be completed by Decem- Recorder of Tooele the property as of the re- request are based on This Notice of Auction is (Firms or Individuals) to (Published in the Tran- be liable to the success- ber 1st of the current County, State of Utah, cording of the Notice of this data and the require- being given pursuant to respond to our Right Of script Bulletin March 15, ful bidder for any dam- year or the applicant may executed by Victoria Default is: Victoria Cald- ments of R315-7-14. 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code Way Services & Local 22, 29 & April 5, 2005) age. stand to lose their fund- Caldwell, will sell at pub- well. Dated: March 9, The final closure action Annotated. Government Pool Re- Bidders must tender to ing. The Special Recre- lic auction to highest bid- 2005. James H Woodall proposed for HWMU 37 Unit #058 quest For Qualifications. the trustee a $5,000.00 ation District Board of Of-

Scouts can be called at 884-3446. Senior Circle costs just $15 information, call Frank Reed at well as several other prizes and Doings • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; per year. Call 843-3690 for a 882-2870 ext. 130. a silent auction for a Precious lunch at noon, reservations by membership form and to RSVP Moments circus. All proceeds Continued from page B2 Panic, anxiety? Boy Scout Roundtable 8:30 a.m. for all activities except exercise Do you suffer from any of will go to the Cancer Fund. Planning a swimming or • Tuesdays 10 a.m. ceramics; and water aerobics. these — panic, anxiety, depres- Bit and Spur 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, • Body Instincts — Meets in Microsoft Word XP, Access, boating activity with the troop sion? A support group is now Tooele Bit and Spur riding reservations by 8:30 a.m. on Tuesdays at 11 a.m. at the Excel, PowerPoint, and this summer? Will your troop forming; call Alex at 882-0532 club youth activities will start • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aero- Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Main). Windows. The class will be held be attending the District Spring for information. on April 5. This is for youth ages bics; 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; Free to members. at the Tooele Adult Education Camp-O-Ree? Need a few 8 to 15 that are interested in 1 p.m. Pinochle • Hinges and Twinges (water Tooele Gun Club Center at 76 South 1000 West on ideas for your program? You We’re starting a new night participating in club and district • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays Tuesday and Wednesday nights will not want to miss the April league on Wednesday, March 30, horse shows. Sign ups will be on 10 a.m. line dancing; 12 p.m. and Thursdays at 11 a.m. at Pratt for five weeks beginning April Roundtable. at 6 p.m. — four weeks, 50 birds April 5 at 6 p.m. and practice will blood pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Aquatic Center, $2.50 for mem- 5 from 6-9 p.m. Adults currently • Safe swim defense and safe- each night. Teams are computer follow; so bring your horse and Bingo; lunch at noon, reserva- bers, $3.50 for non-members. enrolled at the education center ty float — required for all troop selected and it’s good practice parents. Practice activities will tions by 8:30 a.m. • April 1 — Breakfast Buddies will be charged $25. The fee for swimming, boating activities. and fun at the same time. Come be every Tuesday and Thursday. • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; at 9 a.m. Meet at Jim’s Family community participants is $50. • There will be special break- on up and join us. For further Adult activities will start follow- lunch at noon, reservations by Restaurant for Dutch treat. Seniors, 55 and over, pay $45. out sessions for your troop com- information, call John Miller at ing the youth district show and 8:30 a.m. • April 5 — Day Trip (Clark Call 833-1994 before to register mittee, 11-year-old leaders. 882-2429. continue through September; so • Everyday quilting Planetarium/Colossal Colon for the class. The fee must be • Vital information for the bring the whole family and sign • April 3 — Daylight savings Display/Gateway Mall). Space is Master Gardeners paid in full before the first night Spring Camp-O-Ree merit badge up for a summer of fun. time begins. limited. Cost will be $15 plus • Fruit Tree Pruning of the class. Please call and reg- pow-wow, including costs and • April 5 — Hearing clinic 9 lunch. See the movie, Space Demonstration Master Bereaved parents ister early. requirements for Sr. Patrol A bereaved parents sup- a.m. to Noon. Station-3D, to see how space Gardeners will repeat the prun- Leader training. port group is held every third Learn to drive • April 6 — How to prevent stations work on earth and see ing demonstration that was If you are not attending, you Friday of each month from 6:30- A driver’s education course falls 10:30 a.m. There will be the stars and planets. Walk or snowed out on March 25. Ray are missing out on decades of 8 p.m. at the Stansbury Park for adults 18 and over will begin drawings/gift bags for participa- crawl through a giant colon Beck will provide the training at scouting experience, not to men- Clubhouse. Parents who have Tuesday, April 5, from 6-9 p.m., tion. Come out and learn how to and talk with experts regarding his home in Tooele, 156 South tion the chance to earn Baden lost a child through miscarriage, at our Adult Education Learning be safe! colon cancer and other diseases 100 West, on Friday, April 1. Bucks for the Roundtable auc- ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, Center, 76 S. 1000 W. The class • April 7 — Center board of the colon. The demonstration will begin tion in May. We’ll see you at the early infant death or SIDS are includes 18 hours of classroom meeting 7 p.m. • April 6 — Day Diabetes at 10 a.m. and is free of charge. Tooele Jr. High School Thursday, invited to attend. This month’s instruction and 12 hours of driv- • April 10 — Laughlin/ Support Group at 11 am. Meets Parking is available at the April 7, at 7:30 p.m. Set-up by theme is “memories.” You may ing and observation. Each class Mesquite trip rescheduled. at the health department (181 church parking lot adjacent to the Red Patrol, pre-opener by bring or tell about something is three hours and will continue • April 13 — Blood sugar N. Main). the Beck’s backyard. the Orange Patrol. you do to remember your baby. one night per week until May and blood pressure testing at • April 7-8 — Book Fair. Stop • Arbor Day tree plaques Any questions, contact Becky 10. You may register by calling 10 a.m. by the hospital classrooms and — Please remember to get Chamberlain 843-7195 (please 833-1994 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 Library • April 16 — Old Time Fiddlers browse wonderful books and your information for memo- leave a message). No children, p.m. weekdays or 4-7:30 p.m. on 1-3 p.m. at the Center. gifts at discounted prices. rial plaques for the Arbor Day please. Monday and Thursday evenings. Tooele seniors events Grandparents help tree planting to Barbara Barlow The cost of the driver’s educa- Read and win (882-0006) or Ray Beck (833- • Mondays — Line dancing Volunteers of America, RMES banquet slated tion class is $170 and the first The Tooele County 9916) by March 31. The plaques Tooele County Chapter of the at 1 p.m. Utah, is offering the Foster $50 must be paid before the Bookmobile Library, Grantsville, will be provided at no charge by Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation • Tuesdays — Advanced line Grandparent Program for lim- first class. The remainder must is promoting the Utah State the Master Gardeners, and your is holding its annual fund raising dancing at 1 p.m. ited income seniors in Tooele be paid before the class ends. Fair “Read and Win Reading memorial tree can be planted banquet on April 9 at the Eagle’s • Exercise classes 10:30-11:30 County. Seniors must be over 60 Adult education students cur- Program,” open to children who anywhere you choose. Please Nest. Social hour starts at 6 p.m. a.m. — Monday, Cardio Breeze and willing to volunteer at least rently attending our school will are between the ages of 6-12 as call one of the above numbers Enter now for your chance at a (flowing cardio, balance and 15 hours a week with children in receive a $75 discount. of Sept. 1, 2005. Children read for more information. west central turkey permit. A $20 stretching; Wednesday, aero- school settings. Eligible seniors Get HS diploma 10 books, fill out the Reading Eagles events donation gets you four chances Record Form, and receive one bics, basic step and strength may qualify for a monthly tax Get your high school diploma • Friday steak — MP Betty at the permit and one chance at free gate entry pass to the Fair, training; Thursday, Pilates and free stipend of approximately at the Tooele Adult Education Donnelly will host dinner April a Remington 870 express shot- one ribbon bookmark and one Yoga; Friday, Tai Chi and Yoga. $200. Contact Jennifer at the Center, 76 S. 1000 West. The 1 from 6:30-9 p.m. gun. Come and join the fun. For coupon for a free regular drink Tooele seniors events Tooele Office at 882-3154 or 840- center offers all classes required • Cancer fund dinner/dance ticket information, call Jimmie redeemable at the Fair. You may April 1 — 3 p.m.- Book 0462 to see if you qualify. for a high school diploma, adult — Chairman Byron and Corrie Emerson at 833-0225. visit the library to pick up a copy Signing- Laurel Goudin author basic education, GED prepara- Anderson will serve a stuffed Castaways AA of the program rules and entry of “Winnie’s Walk With Fear.” tion, word processing, driver’s Groups pork chop dinner on Saturday, Castaways Alcoholics forms. Entries must be post- April 1 & 29 — 6-8 p.m. education and English as a April 9, from 7-8 p.m. with danc- Anonymous meets Monday- marked on or before Thursday, Dancing. Delbert Long will be Second Language. ing and entertainment with Barry Friday at Noon at St. Barnabas July 28, 2005. the DJ. Alzheimer’s support Register now so you can John Thomas and Flashback to Center, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, April 8 — 6-8 p.m. Dancing. The next meeting of the graduate in June! The low fee start at 8:30 p.m. Tooele (Southwestern-looking The Ahlstrom’s will play. Alzheimer’s Support & Education of $25 per semester covers all Come out and have a great church by the new hospital): Seniors April 15 — 6-8 p.m. Dancing. Group will be Tuesday, March core classes you may want to dinner and enjoy the music from open, mixed, non-smoking, The Faddis’ and will play. 12, at 2:30 p.m. at the Tooele take. Call 833-1994 for addition- the 50s and 60s for a cost of wheelchair access, nursery. April 22 — 6-8 p.m. Dancing. Senior Citizen Center, 59 E. Vine. al information. Grantsville seniors $12.50 per person. There will be Ned Garcia will be the DJ. Those interested in attending The Grantsville Senior Center a raffle for an electric organ as Senior Circle, MWMC this monthly group or for more