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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Ghost towns T draw bikers to county for 100-mile ride. See B1 BULLETIN April 25, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 96 50 cents GOP boots out commissioners, attorney Fed sting by Jesse Fruhwirth STAFF WRITER catches Republicans tossed out three incumbents who sought re-election at the county convention Friday. illegals Eyes widened and jaws dropped, even from some of the delegates, as the results were read. None of the top county positions will be con- in Tooele tested during the June Republican primary season due to the over- by Karen Hunt whelming convention results. STAFF WRITER In his address to conven- Federal agents seized 12 undocu- tion-goers, county commissioner mented workers at Pallet Industries Matthew Lawrence said “a commis- in Tooele City last Wednesday. sioner is the voice and face, we are The arrests were part of a national the person that represents Tooele.” sting involving a 14-month investiga- Later in his speech, referring to the tion of IFCO Systems, which owns county’s unfair and negative reputa- Pallet Industries. Agents arrested tion, he added, “we have to change seven managers and 1,187 undocu- the image of this county.” mented workers in 26 states. Apparently delegates agreed, per- Sid Siders, Special Agent haps more than anyone could have with Immigration and Customs predicted. Enforcement (ICE), said agents Two-term county commissioner have found no evidence managers Dennis Rockwell was ousted in favor at the Utah Industrial Depot site of newcomer Bruce Clegg. Clegg were involved in the conspiracy. received a whopping 85 percent Local agents had been notified of of the delegates’ votes. Free from the investigation about two weeks the hassle of a primary challenger, prior to the raid. Clegg can focus on the November Managers face penalties of up election where he will face either of to 10 years in prison and a fine of two Democrats, Kendall Thomas or up to $250,000 for each undocu- Walt Shubert. mented worker they assisted. They First-term commissioner were charged with conspiring to Lawrence was likewise snubbed by transport, harbor and encourage the party. Jerry Hurst received 70 and induce illegal aliens to reside percent of the delegates’ votes and in the United States for commer- will be placed on the ballot against cial advantage and private financial Democrat Michael Johnson. gain. A seat on the county commission The arrests come in the face of pays $60,000 per year. The commis- national criticism that while undoc- sion position is a part-time respon- umented workers are maligned, sibility, but Hurst said he would businesses are rarely penalized for be “dedicated on a full-time basis” harboring undocumented workers. while Clegg said he would be a “full- Sider acknowledges in the past, time commissioner.” photography / Jesse Fruhwirth ICE’s main priority has been moni- A convention worker collects ballots after Friday’s surprising Republican County Convention, which ousted long-time incumbent County Attorney toring threats to society, like gang Doug Ahlstrom (seated far right) as well as County Commissioners Dennis Rockwell and Matt Lawrence. There will be no Republican primary as members or drug dealers, also here SEE CONVENTION ON A2 a result of the unprecedented outcomes of the convention held inside the Utah Firefighters’ Museum at the Deseret Peak Recreation Complex. illegally. “[But,] when you have a company that is knowingly hiring illegals, that’s benefiting from it we’re going On-track volunteers will view races up close, personal to crack down on that,” Sider said. As the Department of Homeland by Mark Watson who have worked at other racing next to Deseret Peak Complex. general meeting will be held Friday Motorsports Park still wants your Security unveils its Comprehensive STAFF WRITER venues are quick to point out that Miller Motorsports Park wants from 6-9 p.m. at the park. Then, on name if you are interested in becom- Immigration Reform Enforcement If you’re not quite ready to com- working on the track is almost as to build its database of people from Friday and Saturday extensive training a volunteer. Information can be Strategy, some see the arrests as a mandeer your own race car or motor- thrilling as being in the driver’s seat. Tooele County who are interested ing sessions will be held from 8 a.m. obtained by visiting millermotors- sign of things to come. cycle during one of the major events “Working in the corner is the sec- in working on racing weekends as to 5 p.m. portspark.com. “Employers and workers alike coming up at Miller Motorsports ond-best seat at a race. The first is either off-track or on-track volun- “We need a pool of several hun- “Volunteering makes the race should be on notice that the status Park this year, there are other ways being in the driver’s seat,” said Ron teers. The facility will need more dred volunteers,” said Carolyn happen,” Stewart said. He and his quo has changed,” said Homeland to get close to the action. Stewart who will help train future than 100 volunteers during some of Ashburn, assistant general manag- wife Shauna know all about it. They Security Secretary Michael Chertoff. Seasoned on-track volunteers corner marshalls this weekend at the events. er. For those who cannot attend “These enforcement actions dem- the new Tooele County race track Now is the time to sign up. A the sessions this weekend, Miller SEE VOLUNTEERS ON A5 onstrate that this department has no patience for employers who tolerate or perpetuate a shadow economy. We intend to find employers who knowingly or recklessly USU grads urged hire unauthorized workers and we will use every authority within our power to shut down businesses that exploit an illegal workforce to turn to impact world a profit.” ICE contests 53.4 percent of the Tooele Class of ’06 reflects college trend Social Security numbers contained on the IFCO Systems North America by Alleen Lang Tooele is growing, and is pro- Inc. payroll of roughly 5,800 work- jected to become a community CORRESPONDENT ers during 2005 were either inval- “What will they see in Tooele?” of over 150,000 people by 2050, id, did not match the true name Douglas S. Foxley, a member of he said. Technology is also grow- registered with the Social Security the Utah State University board ing, he added. Before the advent Administration for that number, or of trustees, said he saw this head- of the railroad it took months to belonged to children or deceased line in a copy of the propaganda go across the county. Now, he persons. The Social Security newspaper Pravda while tour- said, it is almost impossible to go Administration sent at least 13 writ- ing the U.S.S.R. almost 20 years someplace where the cell phone ten notifications to IFCO headquar- ago. At the time, the Soviet Union doesn’t work. ters about such discrepancies on its was sending missile inspectors to “The world is truly flat,” he payroll records in 2004 and 2005. Tooele County. said, noting Tooele is no longer an Tony Yapias, an activist with As the keynote speaker of the isolated place. Proyecto Latino de Utah, thinks it Utah State University — Tooele Addressing the 55 graduates, is unfortunate the company did not graduation Saturday, Foxley used he told them ‘many of you will notify the workers to disband after this headline as an illustration of serve on city councils and school receiving notice from the Social the impact Tooele and its resi- boards,” he advised them to Security Administration the num- dents have on the world. “make those who come here act bers were bad. “A lot of people come to and responsibly.” “Now, we have families separat- through Tooele for various rea- Encouraging the graduates to ed, kids without their father; that’s sons,” he said. Recanting a brief “be good stewards for the future,” why now more than ever we are history of the county, Foxley he said. “Don’t trade what you looking for immigration reform and said Tooele had attracted a wide have here for a few jobs.” notice I didn’t say amnesty, because range of people from Kit Carson He urged the graduates to do I think a lot of the guest worker to international visitors drawn to their part to make sure the answer photography / Aleen Lang program Pres. Bush has been ask- the county by Dugway Proving Guest speaker Douglas S. Foxley watches as Utah State University Pres. Stan Albrecht hands Justin Ground and the bombing range. SEE USU ON A5 Wingfield his associate’s of science degree during Saturday’s graduation ceremony in Tooele. SEE STING ON A2

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 OBITUARIES B5 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight and SPORTS A7 TV LISTINGS B6 Tooele High Track & Field Wednesday. Lows in the mid 40s. pull off sweep at Juab Invite. Highs in the 70s. HOMETOWN B1 DOINGS B7 See A7 Complete Forecast: A2 CROSSWORD B3 CLASSIFIEDS B9 A2 TUESDAY April 25, 2006 ETCETERA ... Convention News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast continued from page A1 Tooele Federal Credit Union Local Weather The Republican purge went Wed beyond the commission, however. opens new branch by Macey’s 70/46 The GOP revolt ousted County 4/26 Tooele Federal Credit Union Attorney Doug Alhstrom as well. opened its new branch next to Intervals of clouds and sunshine. High around 70F. Winds NE at 5 to Ahlstrom was elected to the post Macey’s on 1000 North Monday. 10 mph. three times. The Democrats have The full-service branch offers a no candidate in the race for coun- new look and a state-of-the-art ty attorney. Without a challenger technology for members conve- from the other party, the 73 percent nience and safety. TFCU will Thu 74/50 4/27 of delegates who voted for Doug celebrate the grand opening Hogan essentially anointed him the May 15-19 with special rates and Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 70s and lows in the low 50s. new county attorney. Hogan’s early incentive offers. Call 833-7200 victory comes months prior to the for more details. November election when his name Fri will be the only one on the ballot for Temps/Precipitation 72/50 the attorney position. 4/28 “I’ve learned there will be times to Date High Low (prec./inches) Partly cloudy, chance of a thunder- April 20 60 34 storm. lead and times to follow,” Hogan said April 21 70 38 in his convention speech. “I’m ready April 22 80 47 April 23 77 48 to give my all for Tooele County ... April 24 65 41 .15 I’ll do everything in my power to Sat 71/50 ensure that the county receives the Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer 4/29 highest legal counsel.” for the National Weather Service, reports Partly cloudy, chance of a thunder- that his recording station at 139 S. Main storm. The Republican convention gath- received .15 inches of precipitation ered votes from 60 delegates who between April 20 and April 24 and a total of were chosen at neighborhood cau- 2.92 so far this month. The normal for April cus meetings last month. Candidates photography / Jesse Fruhwirth is 2.49 inches. Sun 71/52 needed more than 66 percent of the Tooele County School Board Vice President Carol Jefferies speaks with Doug Hogan, the Republican candi- For the water year, which began Oct. 4/30 date for Tooele County Attorney, who is unopposed in November’s election. Hogan received 73 percent of 1, 2005, Tooele has received 13.00 inches delegates’ votes to avoid a primary of precipitation. The normal for the year is Few showers. Highs in the low 70s election challenge. Every contested the delegates’ votes at the Republican county convention Friday at the Utah Firefighters’ Museum. 18.49 inches of precipitation. and lows in the low 50s. race surpassed that threshold. dance and spoke briefly about his gration reform bill. Washington Senate district 12 features three ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Jess Clifford was resoundingly Pollen Count Service recent accomplishments. The 30-year Democrats held up the bill refus- candidates. Christy Achziger, Daniel selected as the Republican can- senator will presumably receive his ing to allow amendments that could Tuttle and Jack Nielsen spoke. The pollen counts from the Area Ski Report didate for district 21 in the Utah party’s nomination in May, and face- have made the bill look similar to District 12 encompasses Stansbury Intermountain Allergy and Asthma House of Representatives. Clifford Clinic in Salt Lake City as of April 25, off against Democrat Pete Ashdown the House version that makes illegal Park, Magna and West Valley. The This is the final Tooele Transcript- received all of the 60 delegates’ 2006, were as follows: Bulletin ski report of the year: in the November election. immigration a felony. Hatch said winner of that contest will face Cedar — Moderate Snowbird will be open daily through votes, leaving nothing behind for In an interview before the conven- the Democrats were grandstanding Democratic incumbent Brent Maple — Moderate May 14 and then weekends only until May his convention opponent, Primus tion began, Hatch said his proudest and when the Senate convenes this Goodfellow. Sycamore — Low 29th. All other resorts are closed for the Butler. Clifford will go on to face Cottonwood — Low season. achievements in his last term were week, perhaps a real solution can Senate district 24 features Ash — Low Current conditions: long-time Democratic incumbent keeping Hill Air Force base in opera- be found. Republican incumbent Darin Oak — Low Snowbird — 145” mid mtn. 2” new snow Jim Gowans. District 21 encompass- “I’ve held back because I know 48 hrs; 6/11 lifts open. tion and poking a strong thorn in the Peterson. One of his party challeng- Walnut — Low es Tooele, Erda, Stansbury Park and side of Private Fuel Storage. people had to get it out of their ers, Ryan Smith, attended the con- Elm — Low Lake Point. Mulberry — Low “I’ve pulled four of the eight systems,” he said. “We’ve got to find vention. Jay Collier did was not in Mold — Low Sheriff candidate Tony Garcia was backers [of PFS],” Hatch said. “It’s some compassionate way to get peo- attendance. District 24 encompasses recently in Utah and some national no secret that they don’t want to ple to conform to our laws.” the south half of Tooele City as well news for leading the investigation be on the wrong side of the rank- Hatch also said the number of as Juab, Sanpete, Sevier, Piute and Plane missing from airport that recovered several rare editions ing member of the Senate Finance immigrants is too high even if they all Wayne Counties. of the Book of Mormon. The Utah Committee.” “conformed to our laws.” Currently U.S. District 1 Rep. Rob Bishop Missing cars are reported all 14 and it was gone,” North said. State Bureau of Investigations lieu- PFS is a consortium of public util- there are an estimated 11 million was in attendance and is unopposed the time, but missing planes? In the process of reporting the tenant was chosen by 80 percent ity companies that seeks a waste dis- undocumented immigrants in the by anyone in his party. He will face A spokesman from the Tooele incident and notifying other agen- of the delegates to face off against posal site on the Skull Valley Goshute U.S. He declined to give an estimate Democratic challenger Steve Olson County Sheriff’s Office said a cies, North learned that the theft current Tooele County Sheriff Frank Reservation in Tooele County. of what a reasonable annual flow of in November. small plane being stored at Tooele of airplanes is rare. Park. Garcia defeated the recently Hatch, however, remains a strong immigrants to the U.S. would be. Senate District 17, currently filled County Airport in Erda is no lon- “It’s only occurred two or three retired Tooele sheriff deputy Judd supporter of nuclear energy and Unopposed within their own by Republican majority leader Peter ger there. times in the country this year,” Ericson. called it “one of the best things we party, many other Republicans Knudson, will be unchallenged at “We’ve notified the FFA, Salt he said. Chief deputy clerk Marilyn Gillette can do if we value our clean air and had their candidacies affirmed at the state convention. Knudson will Lake Airport, Homeland Securty Salt Lake television stations received 83 percent of the delegates’ water.” the convention. Richard Copeland face either Arthur Douglas or Wayne and other federal agencies,” Lt. and other media reported the votes in the only three-way race of He said reprocessing fuel rods seeks the county auditor position. Russell in the November election. Duke North said. event. North said that reporters the night. Gillette is seeking the can reduce the size of the waste and Russell Winters will run for record- That district encompasses the north “It’s a little blue and white told him that several planes had county clerk position. The few votes if the technology is utilized, “Yucca er. Douglas Kinsman will seek the half of Tooele City, Grantsville, Erda, Cessna 150-H. A guy who now been damaged at Airport No. 2 in Gillette left over were shared by Mountain [in Nevada] could take it surveyor position and Sam Woodruff Lake Point, all of Box Elder county lives outside the state was storing West Jordan recently, and that a Mark Bateman and Dee Leo. She for centuries.” will be on the ballot for treasurer. as well as Brigham City in Cache it and would have friends check hang glider was stolen at an air- will face Democrat Gary Vario in Reprocessing does indeed reduce Candidates for state offices will County. on it every so often. Another guy port in Utah County. November. the volume of nuclear waste, but be chosen May 13 at the South Just one Republican is seeking who has a plane down there saw If anyone has information about Steven Dana defeated Brad Sutton also concentrates its power, produc- Towne Expo Center in Sandy. The Utah House of Representatives dis- it on April 9 and was interested in the plane in Erda call the Tooele with 95 percent of the delegates’ ing weapons-grade plutonium as its candidates for those positions were trict 1 seat. Incumbent Ronda Rudd buying it. He went back on April County Sheriff at 882-5600 votes for the assessor candidacy. He byproduct. given an opportunity to address the Menlove will face Democrat Roger will face Democrat Wendy Shubert. Hatch also commented on the crowd, but no formal action was Fridal. Car crashes into pioneer museum Senator Orrin Hatch was in atten- so-called Senate compromise immi- taken on their nominations. e-mail: [email protected] A juvenile driver lost control curb, hit a utlility guide wire, Tooele of his vehicle Thursday night smashed into the rock building workers who lacked social security from the company.” on Vine Street in Tooele and and knocked over a trash can. Sting cards or produced bogus identifica- Last November, Pallet Industries crashed into the Tooele Pioneer The museum is located at 48 continued from page A1 tion cards, according to a govern- / IFCO Systems opened its first facil- Museum. East Vine Street. ment affidavit filed in the Northern ity in the intermountain area, when “We Are Your Neighborhood Tooele Police Lt. Steve The driver and passenger ing for the last three years, and we District of New York. it signed a lease at Utah Industrial Family Theatre” Newkirk said two juveniles were were taken to Mountain West support that.... Everyone needs to Despite the national scandal, Depot for 45,000 square feet. Pallet 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. traveling west on Vine Street at Medical Center and treated for understand that whether we like IFCO maintains, “the activities and Industries is North America’s only (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 about 8:37 p.m. in a 2003 Dodge minor injuries. it or not we are all affected by the attitudes outlined in the allegations single-source provider of com- Tickets are now available online Neon when the driver tried to Total damage as a result of immigration population here.” are counter to everything we stand plete pallet management services. at www.movieswest.com Yapias believes the immigrant pick up a cell phone on the the incident is estimated at for at IFCO. We have the highest IFCO Systems has over 150 loca- st th vehicle’s floor. He lost control $1,000. The driver was cited population’s hard work for low respect for our nation’s employment tions, encompassing United States, April 21 – 27 of the vehicle, drifted over the with improper lane travel. pay keeps prices low in the United and citizenship laws and are com- Canada, Europe, South America, States. mitted to complying with them .... Africa and Japan. According to its Yapias, along with activist and Pending the outcome of the [inter- company Web site it generated rev- Ice Age 2 Tooele resident Ana Lamb orga- Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:20 The Secret To Relieving Disc nal] investigation, the local IFCO enues of $495.9 million in 2004 and nized a meeting last Friday at St. Sat: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:10, 9:20 managers arrested Wednesday have $417.4 million in 2003. Marguerite’s to provide support to Sun: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:10 (PG) Herniations Without Drugs Or been placed on temporary leave e-mail: [email protected] families of those taken into custody. Surgery Finally Revealed! 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The Tooele County Health Department gave out its 2006 know a person who graduates with The face of college is changing, he was given her associates of science Leardahl said “We all have some- and second college experience Friends of public Friends of Public Health awards USU a bachelor’s degree earns an average said. Traditional students now make degree during the commencement thing to give to the world,” noting he married, started a family and Monday (left). Those attending continued from page A1 of $45,000 a year and a person who up only 25 percent of all undergradu- exercises. Leardahl started taking “what we do shapes the lives of learned the importance of an educa- the ceremony included: (back has an advanced degree can expect ates. The majority are part-time stu- college classes at the age of 15 while others.” tion, if not the value of “growing up,” row) County Commissioner to the question “what will they see to earn an average of $65,000 yearly dents with full-time jobs. The aver- still a sophomore in high school and Jerry Houghton, who received his he said. health earn kudos Dennis Rockwell; Steve Trujillo of in Tooele,” is “a great place to live, salary. age age of USU Tooeles’ graduating said she was probably the only stu- bachelor’s degree in business, said “There is always opportunity for Casa Del Rey in Grantsville; Marc to grow and to prosper.” Politicians, he said, “love to spend class is 35, he said. Many are the first dent who depended on her parents at the age of 43 he once again faced me to grow,” he said. by Jesse Fruhwirth “We value the work that you Taylor of Mountain West Medical Foxley also gave the graduates, money” and the investment in edu- generation college students in their to give her a ride to campus because the question, “what do I want to be During the second time around STAFF WRITER do,” Coombs said, “and recognize Center food service; Kathy Kell “one final assignment” He asked cating the population is a return of immediate family. she was too young to drive. when I grow up.” in college, Houghton said, he took Clean enough is simply not the extra effort that you put in.” of Stansbury Park Elementary; them to “take the time to say thank more taxable income. “Education truly is the catalyst But in spite of her youth, she said, He compared his education at classes with his son, his daughter good enough for these restau- Lisa Harding of East Elementary; Among many other items on you to the people who took the Stan L. Albrecht, USU president, for changing your lives,” Albrecht “the instructors didn’t cut me any USU Tooele to his first experience and his wife. “Competition for scores rants and cafeterias. The Tooele Kathryn Taylor, Board of Health their lists, health inspections time” to help them achieve the goal is now as intense as a backyard bas- County Health Department doled Chair; (front row) Kenzie told graduates and their guests the said. “The power to education lies slack.” She thanked the faculty, staff on the USU campus in Logan. check that food is stored and of earning a diploma. ketball game,” he said. out its 2006 Friends of Public Ebbenga of Panda Express in Tooele campus is a reflection of in its ability to change your lives and and her fellow students for treat- As a young man with someone cooked at proper temperatures, He said tuition costs currently how Utah State University is moving the lives of your family.” ing her with respect, in spite of her else paying the bill, “grades were The parents have found them- Health awards to the restaurants Tooele; Cyndie Kirk of Domino’s selves taking vitamins just to “hold chemicals are stored separate cover 29 percent of higher educa- ahead “very aggressively” to estab- An example of the diversity of years. optional.” After returning to school, whose cleanliness is routinely tip- Pizza in Tooele; Angelo Geovijian their own” against their children, he from food items and that cooking tion costs. The rest is supplemented lish regional campuses. The theme USU Tooele’s diversity was seen in “Our schooling may be over, but paying his own tuition, “I ended up top and spick-and-span. of American Burger in Tooele; joked. “We’re just trying not to look areas are free from debris. and Darlene Dixon of the Boys by the state. But state legislators of USU is “One University, geograph- the student speakers. we continue our education forever,” on the Dean’s list.” “We’ve got a lot of good estab- like dorks.” e-mail: [email protected] and Girls Club of Tooele. willingly pay the costs because they ically diverse,” he said. The first, McKenzie Leardahl, she said. In the 25 years between his first lishments,” health inspector “Education is a process of living,” Robert Warner said. “These are Houghton said in conclusion. “At the the really good establishments.” Tooele campus, I hope to continue The health department hands the process of living.” out the awards each year, and Outstanding student awards selected eight winners this year. were given to Amy Leetham, who American Burger in Tooele has was awarded a master’s degree in received the award three times, business in formations systems, more than any other establish- �� and Raini Heap, who was given her ment in the county. Stansbury �� bachelor’s degree in sociology. The Park Elementary was awarded students were nominated by fellow the clean prize for a second time. �� classmates. Likewise, Mountain West Medical Rep. Jim Gowans (D-Tooele) was Center and Panda Express were praised for his support of the Tooele granted the award a second time. campus and given an Outstanding First-time winners included �� Service Award. In brief remarks after the two-year-old Casa Del Rey the award was conferred, Gowans in Grantsville, Domino’s Pizza �� lauded the importance of education, in Tooele and East Elementary telling the graduates, “once you get a School. �� seed planted, you carry on.” The Boys and Girls Club was Robert King was recognized with also given a Friends of Public the outstanding faculty award. King health award. The club has woven began working for USU Tooele in 120 quilts this year that have 1981, joining the staff full time in been handed out to recipients 1990. of Women, Infants and Children Joanne and Keith Allan were (WIC), a public assistance pro- also praised as two outstanding gram that provides low-income �� classroom facilitators. Their award families with grocery subsidies was greeted with a hearty round of and other nutritional supple- applause from graduates, family and ments. friends attending the ceremony. Mary Geovjian of American �� Major General G. Barney Rawlins Burger revealed her secret on who opened the event by singing keeping the kitchen clean. “The Star Spangled Banner” a capel- “I’m telling you, I have a whip la. back there,” she joked. �� Dr. Kathleen Robinson, execu- Angelo Geovjian added, tive director, Tooele Campus and “We do it for us, not the health Daniel Pacheco, Tooele advisory department.” �� board chair, also thanked individu- Kenzie Ebbenga said she has as low as als and companies who had contrib- only worked at Panda Express % uted goods and in kind gifts to the for two months, but that it’s a school. vast improvement over other food �� service establishments where she �� has worked. $ “Panda is the cleanest environ- 75 % ment I’ve worked in,” she said. �� 188 �� Volunteers “Our bosses are great, I think �� 30 OFF that’s what it is. They make sure continued from page A1 it’s done right.” became hooked on racing and then Cyndie Kirk of Domino’s Pizza �� STOREWIDE became hooked on volunteering at said cleaning the ovens is a diffi- �� races. cult, but rewarding task. She said �� “We had some free tickets for kart they usually clean their two ovens racing in Las Vegas and then made in the middle of the night and �� it to a race at Lagoona Seca (road it usually takes about six hours as low as track in Monterey, Calif). During a from start to finish. �� race we were sitting in the corner “There’s a clear satisfaction �� area and I noticed the volunteers on because when they’re clean, you the track. I said ‘those guys have the can see it,” she said. best seats.’” Jeff Coombs, of the department �� $ The Stewarts, from Salt Lake City, of environmental health that over- �� $ became hooked as volunteers and seas restaurant inspections, con- �� will help train other volunteers this gratulated the businesses. �� 248 948 �� weekend. �� “We need more on-track volun- �� $ �� $ �� teers than we do off-track,” Ashburn said. “As far as off-track volunteers �� Arbor Day �� 2999 968 �� we are looking for individuals with �� good people skills who know the local community well to serve as festivities �� hospitality hosts and tour guides.” If you hunger for action it’s best �� as low as to be on the track. “Corner marshalls, flaggers and scheduled �� those on the pit and grid are directly Arbor Day celebrations will �� $ involved with the race,” said Mitch take place on Friday, April 28, in �� $ $ �� 159 Wright, director of the tracks at Tooele, Grantsville and Stockton. �� $ park. The main tracks include 15 The programs will be sponsored �� 598 �� 299 corner teams with six people in each by the various cities supported 248 corner. by the Tooele County Master $ �� Flaggers are high-profile posi- Gardeners. �� $ tions on the track. The flagger is The Tooele City program will 1699 �� stationed ahead of each corner and �� be held at Settler’s Park (520 S. 169 $ 99 serves as an advance warning system 50 W.) at 6 p.m. Three trees have �� 349 for the competitors. Corner marshall been planted in memory of former assistants work near impact zones. Tooele City Mayors John C. Shields �� They move vehicles to safe locations (1896-1897), John DeLaMare �� and assist fallen drivers. Volunteers (1898-1901) and Louis Strasburg �� as low as are also used at the starting line and (1902-1903). Their descendants �� as low as in the paddock to line up cars prior will present short biographical �� to races. sketches of their mayoral ances- �� “Race days become major events,” tors. Musical entertainment will Wright said. “Some of these volun- �� $ be provided by the Dupaix family as low as from $ $ 1189 teers get hooked and races become and the Nolan Steadman family of �� social events. They start to travel to Tooele. 488 events all over the country.” Each The Grantsville program begins 249 racing event at Miller Motorsports �� at 2 p.m. at Grantsville City Hall. $ $ Park will be similar to a country The Stockton program begins fair with exhibits and activities for at 6 p.m. adjacent to the town fire spectators. hall. 168 169 Officials at the park said the train- The public is encouraged to �� ing will be provided by knowledge- attend. able people. Off-track volunteers The idea of Arbor Day and resi- will be trained by Kathy Maleck. She dents planting trees originally came �� has been a motorsports volunteer from Nebraska, which was once a �� since 1976 working with motorcycle treeless plain. On Jan. 24, 1872, racing, sports car racing, ice racing Sterling Morton first proposed a �� and drag racing during these years. tree-planting holiday to be called �� All volunteers will receive two “Arbor Day” at a meeting of the additional free tickets to each event, State Board of Agriculture. In 1907 a T-shirt, hat and free lunch. Ashburn President Theodore Roosevelt said they may offer volunteers dis- declared a national Arbor Day, �� counts on cars at Larry H. Miller a day in which everyone in the �� $ $ �� auto dealerships. United States should plant trees. �� For those who would like to Arbor Day is held the last Friday �� from �� attend one of the training sessions of April. 299 call Allison Maddox, 801-563-4249 or (See related stories on B7 and 54 email: amaddox@millermotorsports. �� B14.) com. A6 TUESDAY April 25, 2006

■ Editorials, guest opinions, letters to the editor ■ Managing Editor Mike Call: 882-0050 Open Forum

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Lessons learned The Tooele County Republican Party Convention reminds us that our democratic system can usher in dramatic and swift changes. The system of constitutional majority rule and checks and balances was chosen specifically, as James Madison wrote in the Federalist Paper 10, because it would be slow and would guard against hasty decisions. It may be this slowness that evokes apathy from many eligible voters. Because each change requires work and participation, it sometimes feels as if individual actions — like voting or caucus participation — is powerless. However, actions are sometimes made quickly and leaving apathetic individuals who have removed themselves from the political system without a voice. Those who attended the Republican caucuses last month selected sixty delegates. Those sixty individuals were soley responsible for some of the most dramatic political developments in county history. Two county commission incumbents were snubbed in favor of newcomers. Even more decisive, because there is no candidate for county attorney from the Democratic Party, the sharp and skilled Doug Hogan has only to defeat write-in candidates in November to assume the position. He too inspired a surprise upset over a familiar Republican incumbent. It’s important for voters to take a step back and consider how easily these decisions could have gone another way. Only a room full of Republicans could have showed up to various caucuses, elected delegates with different opinions and radi- cally altered the nature of this November 2006 election. By design, not accident, these huge powers are not normally held by convention delegates. Vigilant participation ensures that your voice will be heard when these LETTERS TO THE EDITOR swift actions are made. Events like these remind us that each vote does count and each election impacts steaks, and listen to the stream, animals in After researching the media on this issue, numerous lives. We lose site of these facts at the peril of our system that thrives N-waste fears unjustified the distance, the leaves on the trees and I can see that much has been done to curb Editor: only when citizens participate. nothing has to die. That sounds like a beauti- this growing problem, including putting up We trust experts in many fields such as ful and precious moment spent with family signs and informing those closest to the flying, medicine, automobile repairs, etc. and friends. damaged property to contact authorities. Why then should we trust only non-experts ANOTHER VIEW This community has made a lot of progress. regarding nuclear energy and nuclear waste? Delores Satter But it is never enough. Though I am not Do these people have any expertise in Tooele against the use of ATVs entirely (for, when nuclear physics? used properly, they are great recreational Amnesty for illegals As a Ph.D. physicist I agree that spent Leaders in love with war tools), I feel we need to be more involved nuclear fuel would be very dangerous if it Editor: in enlightening every citizen as to where were not contained in massive, robust con- We can’t afford to help the homeless, these routes are located so we can fix this tainers that could withstand any convention- can’t afford a national health care plan, can’t selling out our future problem as a community. There is no way al weapon or a plane crash without releasing afford to improve our educational system, the police can cover the entire area all of ince the last teachers’ time is lost and how much any radioactive material to the environment. can’t take care of the elderly and can’t pro- the time. By informing everyone where ATVs article I sub- attention is diverted from our children Also, over 3,000 U.S. shipments of spent tect our environment. But there’s plenty of can and cannot go we will cut down on ATV Smitted on this as the teachers attempt to break down nuclear fuel have been made with no radia- money and plenty of lives to save the world violations and the destruction of the envi- topic, Congress a communication barrier that shouldn’t tion deaths or injuries. (I have never been again. ronment. has been throwing exist. California has the fourth larg- employed by the nuclear power industry, but “The United States is the dominant mili- I thank you all for the work that you around the idea est economy in the world and it is volunteer some efforts.) tary power in the world with 12 battle car- have accomplished over the years regarding of some type of constantly teetering on the brink of Fears are high because they have been rier groups and hundreds of military bases this issue. I know that as we become more amnesty for those bankruptcy. Why? It is due in large cultivated, starting with former Gov. Mike spread around the world. We spent $455 aware of the problem that we can accom- who have ignored part to the enormous burden of social Leavitt. Because of public fears, the Air billion on our armed forces in 2005 with plish much more. I will do the best that I can and broken our services being absorbed by the illegal Force brass would cease flying close by the another $82 billion marked for the wars in laws by entering aliens. There are 27 counties along the to help stop the destruction to our city and Jaromy Jessop Goshute Reservation, reducing the useful- Iraq and Afghanistan. This is more than the this country ille- southern border of the Untied States total sum spent by the next 32 countries together we can all make a difference. GUEST COLUMNIST ness of Hill Air Force Base. Because of that gally. What have the from San Diego, Calif. to Brownsville, response to fear, our present politicians fight down the list and close to 50 percent of Robert C. Palmer short-term results Texas. If these counties were merged nuclear power, regardless of the country’s total world military spending.” (According Tooele been? Well, the to form the 51st state, this new state’s need for clean, abundant, economical energy to Peace Research Magazine Vol. 37, page border patrol states that illegal cross- crime rate would be the highest in the which doesn’t use foreign oil or produce 27.) Vote to guard U.S. borders ings have tripled in the last several United States. greenhouse gases. To protect jobs at Hill The great bulk of these so-called defense Editor: weeks as individuals in Mexico are I say to any U.S. citizen or elected AFB, they oppose nuclear regardless of expenditures go into the hands of private Illegal immigrants are law breakers when crossing in unprecedented numbers in official — such as Hillary Clinton, Ed its outstanding safety record. Without the profit makes. “Those who have an inter- they cross over the border into America. If hopes of getting in on the amnesty. If Kennedy, John McCain, or even the hyped-up fears, the Goshute project would est in keeping the machinery of war going they don’t like our laws, then stay on the we give amnesty to the 15-20 million administration — if they favor illegals be acceptable. wield much power; they will stop at nothing other side. There are illegal immigrants who illegals already here, what is to say that gaining amnesty that they (the sup- To encourage the Bureau of Land to make public opinion serve their deadly harass the American people who live by the this trend will not entice 60-100 mil- porters of amnesty) are fine and noble Management to let the Goshutes make aims.” — Albert Einstein borders. And some of them are Hispanic lion more people to illegally cross our individuals and we should give the ille- a railroad connection, e-mail to pam_ “Militarism is rooted in material greed and Americans, but illegals don’t care. borders? gals their addresses and let them set up [email protected]. selfishness, in fears and insecurities, in intol- I am for real orderly immigration, but Before we do anything, we, as a shanties on their property and they can Steven C. Barrowes, Ph.D. erance and hate and in the absolute belief in not for these protests of huge crowds of country need to secure our borders. It support these people with their money Salt Lake City violence as the real and only strength that people out waving Mexican flags demand- is hard to blame the illegal aliens for and resources. The Republican party guarantees security and success.” — M.V. ing American rights. Which is it? Do you coming here because our federal gov- is unfortunately the party that will pay Naidu want to be Mexicans or do you want to be ernment has turned a blind eye as the dearly this November if an amnesty bill Bear hunt story sickening Hopefully, the world’s love affair of war Americans? You have to pick one country. Editor: Immigration and Naturalization Service is passed. Conservatives who love their shall become a love affair of peace: If you want to be an American, then learn This letter is in reference to the April 20 (INS) and other federal agencies refuse country and respect the rule of law will “Before the spinner of the years to speak and read English. If people have article in the Outdoors section titled “Kerri’s to enforce laws already on the books not be forgiving in November if these Says “Now!” And each one hears the communication skills, they can work Bear Hunt.” I was very sickened when I read protecting our sovereignty and rights as politicians sell out and betray their con- The final bang that rocks two hemi- together and build a better relationship for a this article. To use words such as precious, citizens to be protected by the govern- stituents by failing to protect the sov- spheres.” (verse adapted from a poem by better America for us all. beautiful, and exciting when you’re describ- ment ereignty of our nation. Unfortunately, Thomas Hardy). Look at the immigrants who came here ing a bear hunt is beyond my imagination. There are all kinds of statistics nowadays it seems this behavior is to from all over the world in the past. They I have personally been hunting and it is far Walt Birkner being thrown around by groups who be expected from leading Democratic were in the war of 1776 that gave us the best from any of what these words describe. Tooele are in favor of allowing these people politicians. Message: beware of the mid- country ever seen in the world. That is why Please, do not try to glamorize this hunt or to become citizens. One of the main term elections GOP. illegals are coming here. any other hunt; they are far from that. Keep ATVs on right track battle cries is that the illegals have paid I feel terrible about the horrible situ- Look at the country of Mexico’s president The first bear that was treed obviously Editor: $9 billion annually into Social Security ation in Mexico and I am not filled with for he can’t run his country without side knew it had to jump off the ridge or take a As an active resident of Tooele City and due to taxes on their incomes. Even angry feelings toward the many hard- money. They have to come here to America bullet to the head, so he did what he knew student at the University of Utah, I wish to if this is true, this money was earned working people who have entered this for a better life, and when they get here, they he had to do to survive. So Kerri’s husband, express my concerns over the issue of all- illegally and should not be something country illegally. However, I do believe want to change the laws to Hispanic. You why were you all in such disbelief? Given terrain-vehicle (ATV) use. The various ATV- we should be proud of. How about this in the rule of law and I am constantly ought to understand it took a lot of work to the same circumstances you would probably related deaths reported in the news over the statistic that was broadcast on the net- telling my son when he gets in trouble build this United States of America. In the have done the same (it’s called the will to last year combined with the destruction of work news last week: the illegal aliens that he must pay the consequence for 1980s, we did President Ronald Reagan’s live). Also, Kerri, I just have to wonder how the beautiful mountains on the eastern bor- sent $44 billion via wire transfers such his actions. Their consequence should one-time amnesty program. Now we see anyone, let alone a woman who are usually der of our city have brought this issue to my as Western Union back to Mexico last be a one-way ticket home to Mexico sky-rocketing illegal workers flooding here, known to be a bit more sensitive, could have attention, and I wish to bring it to yours. year. Do you think appropriate taxes where they can get in the back of the demanding their rights to change the laws. continued to chase this bear for miles and Research shows that ATVs can be were paid on those dollars? Add in the line and properly pursue citizenship Studies show there are millions of illegals miles then corner him in a cave knowing destructive to the environment by contrib- billions of dollars these people are cost- by legal means. Amnesty is not in the already here making statements like, “This he was scared and tired, and yet you could uting to our current pollution problem. In ing you and I — legal citizens of the best interest of our country. It is selling land belongs to Mexico” or “All men are cre- still crawl in and shoot him. Then to be sum- addition, ATV use can encourage destructive United States — in health care. In many out opportunities for our children and ated the same” or “The American laws will moned back into the cave by your husband behaviors in those that participate in this cases, you can’t get into an emergency setting a bad example for our children, be changed to their liking.” They forget that to finish off what you started ... what a gal! growing sport, including littering on the room late at night because illegals are one which states “pick and choose the legal Americans can vote to change laws, Also, why not stay in the cave and watch trails and wreaking permanent damage to using these facilities for primary health laws and rules and never fear the con- and if political people vote against the vot- your prize die? I am sure it was beautiful. the mountain side through improper use. care because they are uninsured and sequences.” ers, they will be voted out of office. So vote Are you really this insensitive? Also, we are all aware of the fire danger it is against the law for the emergency Jaromy D. Jessop grew up in West to guard the borders or we will say to you, These animals are beautiful and they are around our unique city, and ATVs add to rooms to turn them away. Valley City where he attended Kearns “Goodbye to you.” so much more beautiful alive than dead. But this danger. If something is not done, these Add in the billions of dollars it High School and earned his Eagle I understand this was probably a special problems will continue to threaten our com- Rulm Aufdemorte is costing our education system to Scout award while exploring the Utah draw or even a private hunt, so I am sure munities as the city grows. Stockton educate children who cannot speak Desert. A graduate of the University of that makes this particular hunt even better. English. This is taking billions of dollars Utah with a B.S. in geography, Jessop And then, if you had to pay a ridiculous fee away from our legal children’s educa- lives with his family in Dugway and for that tag that even made it that much LETTER RULES tion, opportunity, and development works at Jacobs-Sverdrup. more pleasurable (I am sure). I have no possibilities. Think of how much of a e-mail: [email protected] idea where this San Juan Elk Ridge is nor The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the do I want to. I can only hope that next year author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community you please keep your fantasy hunt and all of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual its details to yourself. Not all share in your circumstances at the editor’s discretion. excitement for killing these animals. All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long Mr. Kerri, I also hope that you and your are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper ted for Notes of Appreciation. Since spouse will find better ways to spend pre- 1894 cious time with each other and also with Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. your family and friends (that does not 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor include killing). Imagine going to the mountains to camp, sit by the fire, cook some For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY April 25, 2006 A7 Sports

From The Sidelines Cowboys stun Grades just as Grizzlies, 4-3 by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR important as Will the real Grantsville High baseball team please step forward. That is what Cowboy fans are attempting to figure out with the 2006 times, scores GHS squad. Grantsville suffered a disappoint- ing and stunning 5-4 loss last Tuesday lass, school and to league cellar dweller Ben Lomond grades. It is as Tuesday at GHS. American as The Cowboys raced to a 4-0 lead Cbaseball, apple before watching the Scots rally for pie and Chevrolet. five unanswered tallies and the league Everyone has to do it. triumph. There are no exceptions. Kyle Hubbard smashed a three-run But some student ath- home run for the last place team in the letes try to circumvent surprising region victory. the requirement. However, Grantsville turned around All prep athletes are Nick Drake just two days later and upset undefeat- required to maintain at SPORTS EDITOR ed league leader Logan 4-3 Thursday least a 2.0 GPA. If they on the Grizzlies home diamond. don’t, the student is The Cowboys jumped out to a 2- declared academically ineligible. 0 lead in the top of the first frame, Over the school season, there have been watched Logan regroup for a 3-2 edge a few athletes from the four county high The Tooele High boys track & field team celebrate their first-ever invitational title in over a decade Friday when the Buffs only to push home single runs int he schools have been under the scholastic captured the Juab Invitational in Nephi. The squad established a pair of school records in the invite and powered their way fourth and fifth innings and seize the border. to a top team finish and completed a sweep with the Lady Buff cinder squad. hard fought region victory. To excel in sports and academics it Garrett Giles, Riley Ford and Mark takes the same kind of effort, discipline, White all produced two hits each to dedication and repetition. Grades are just Buff cinder squads sweep Juab Invite ignite the dramatic Grantsville vic- as important as a teams’ final score or an tory. individuals’ time. So Grantsville stumbles to the win- Some student athletes see how far they less team in the region ranks and then can push the GPA guideline, how much by Nick Drake a league dual with Ogden Wednesday record in the long jump as well. The at OHS. The Tooele boys recorded a Buff senior vaulted 21-4 to earn a upends the lone unbeaten squad left in they can get away with and how close SPORTS EDITOR Region 11. Tooele High track and field teams 77-64 decision over the Tigers while silver medal in the event, just 1-2 they can cut it with the minimum effort. The win not only kept the Cowboys have turned in some stellar individu- Ogden rolled to a 84-57 triumph over off the school record of 22-6. Brown For others it is pure laziness. in the middle of the league standings, al efforts and scored team points to the Lady Buffs in league action. took fourth place in the event at 20- I guess it’s human nature to see what Grantsville vaulted into a third place put them in the top five in most of Tooele track Coach Kendra Reed 5 and Jordan Biorge battled to ninth you can get away with. tie with rival Bear River at 3-3 in the their invitational meets. said she was proud of the entire place in the event at 19-6.75. But not these days. region ranks. Grantsville also sports a And the Lady Buffs had even cap- team in the sweep of the Juab Moore also garnered fifth place in Of those athletes, some have done extra 7-9 overall mark on the year. tured a pair of first-place team fin- Invitational Friday. the shot put with a strong heave of work to make up a grade to become eli- Grantsville is set to host county ishes since Kendra Reed took the “It was so awesome this week- 41-9 as well. gible while others have failed to make the neighbor Tooele today at GHS at 3:30 position as one of the head coaches end,” she noted. “To watch everyone Tooele’s Jon Lee fought to a sil- effort and robbed themselves of a great p.m. The Cowboys also meet region of the program in 1993. PR (personal record) and every- ver in the 1600 meter run at 4:34.92 opportunity. foe Bear River Thursday in Ogden at But Tooele had never pulled off one support one another and every- and teammate Shay Asay was right When a student tries out for a team, Lindquist Field at 4 p.m. a first-place sweep of a big invita- one push one another. We’ve never behind in third place with a finish there should be an obligation to make an Cowboy Coach Loren Anderson tional in over a decade until the Buff taken a sweep of a big invitational. of 4:39.63. effort in the classroom as well as the ath- said his team came out with intensity teams managed the rare feat Friday That is a first. I’m so excited for the Brown also took runner-up hon- letic arena. and confidence and beat a good Logan at Nephi. great things to come at region and ors in the 300 meter hurdles with a When they don’t, they let down their squad. The Lady Buff and Tooele boys state. We already have more state second place finish of 42.99 as well. team, their classmates, their school and “We played well against Logan,” he teams used its excellent team depth qualifiers than we’ve ever had at this Lee battled to a second place community. But most importantly, they stated. “We were focused and ready to claim the first-ever invitational point of the season. It’s been a great in the grueling 3200 meter run at are letting down themselves. It’s a selfish to play. We had a good pitching per- sweep at the Juab Invitational. season so far and we have a lot to 10:18.45 and teammate Asay was attitude that probably will carry over into formance from Wacey (Sorenson). We Greg Moore won the discus while look forward too. It’s the most fun right behind with a bronze time of adulthood, if it isn’t cured immediately. played good defense behind him all Steve Tatum and Danny Wihongi bunch of kids I’ve had to working in 10:48.94. Some coaches attempt to help them by game long. We made some outstand- each eclipsed school records in the quite a while.” The Buff 400 meter sprint relay not letting them back on a team. ing defensely plays. When we do those javelin and long jump, respectively squad of Trifon Gochis, Nick Terry, Athletic competition is tough enough Boys top Juab things we’re pretty hard to beat. to power the boys squad to a 132 Porter Hunt and Preston Myers pow- without having the success riding on an Moore unleashed a winning heave “Offensively we kept pressure on point team tally and easily upend ered their way to a second place athlete’s ability to maintain a C average. of 142-1 in the discus to seize the them all game long,” he added. “We runner-up Manti by 15 points in the finish of 45.25 and the Buff 1600 Coaches may ultimately be forced to cut event. The Buff senior is nearing the didn’t do a very good job of driving final team standings. meter relay team of Brown, Race borderline kids before the season to avoid school record of 155-0 in the event, runners in. That is an area we need Meanwhile, the Lady Buffs’ 1600 Warburton, Asay and Lee also took the possible turmoil caused in the middle set by alum Ron Rydalch in the late to improve on. But we did come up meter relay team of Holly Tyler, a bronze in the event as well. of a season. ‘60’s. with some big hits. Garret Giles came Lauren Lescanec, Erin Christiansen Wihongi seized a third place in However, the bottom line is the fact Buff teammates Steve Tatum up with a key hit and Mark White had and Laura West won the event the high jump with a leap of 6-2 and students should just go to class, do the uncorked a school record toss of the big double to drive in the go-ahead while teammates Christiansen (jav- Hunt took sixth place in the event homework and avoid waiting until the last 160-2 in the javelin to garner run- run. It was a big win after the disap- elin), Laura West (200) and Jennii with a vault of 5-10. minute because it affects their future. ner-up honors in the event at the pointing loss to Ben Lomond earlier in Torgerson (1600) fought to silver Myers fought to a bronze time meet as well. The record setting the week. The kids really came to play medals to ignite the Tooele girls in the 200 meter dash at 23.86 and heave passed the old mark set by and really intense. We weren’t perfect squad to team crown as well and teammate Terry earned seventh Jake Taylor (156-9) in 2003. Tooele’s by any means. But we were into the complete the sweep. Tooele reg- place in the event at 24.42. Kyler Brown also took sixth place game mentally right from the start. istered 93 points to tie Millard for Gochis battled to fifth place in the in the competition with a toss of I was proud of the kids. They really Sports Wrap top team honors in the prestigious 155-10. came up big when we needed them. It invite. Wihongi is also nearing the school SEE SWEEP PAGE A8 was a total team effort.” Cowboys fall to Grizzlies The Buffs also registered a split of Logan kept its undefeated mark in tact with a 6-0 decision over Grantsville Friday on the Grizzlies home field. Buffs topple Bears The league leaders produced a goal nine minutes into the match and tallied two more later in the first-half to build a 3-0 intermission lead. Grantsville Coach Casey Walker said his first time in region team played one of its best games of the year against the top-ranked Grizzlies. “We played one of the better games against by Nick Drake Logan,” he noted. “They are just bigger, faster and stronger than we are. We had the same line SPORTS EDITOR Tooele remained in the hunt for a coveted Region 11 base- up we used against Ogden. We only had one ball crown. sub but we played very well. We attempted to The Buffs captured wins over Ogden and Bear River in execute our game plan, but Logan kept getting consecutive days Thursday and Friday to keep its lofty sta- in the way. But it is good to see the kids actually tus in the league standings. attempting to accomplish what we have been And if that wasn’t enough, Tooele gained some welcome working on lately. help when county neighbor Grantsville upset previously “They are the best team we have played this undefeated league leader Logan Thursday on the Grizzlies year and they are a different team then we home field to vault the Buffs into a first-place tie with Logan saw a couple of weeks ago in Grantsville,” he a top the region team standings. added. Tooele exploded for six runs in the bottom of the first Alumni top THS boys soccer frame and coasted to a decisive 10-0 triumph over Ogden The Tooele High School alumni battled to Thursday at Dow James Park. a 4-0 victory Saturday in the annual THS boys Devin Solie tossed a two-hit shutout and Tyler Griffin soccer alumni game at the Tooele High football smacked out four hits to trigger the lopsided win. field. The Buffs also followed the easy victory with a hard The contest remained tied 0-0 at intermis- fought 9-8 win over region rival Bear River Friday at Dow sion. However, the alumni rallied for four unan- James Park. swered goals in the second-half to snap the Tooele battled back from a 4-0 deficit to grab a 9-5 lead scoreless affair and capture the triumph. and held on for a tough one-run decision over the Bears in Clint Johnson (Class of ‘04), Ryan Quarnberg league baseball play. (’99), Kyle Frost (’01) and Andy Caldwell (’01) The Buffs made good use of 10 hits and a pair of Bear all fired in a goal each to propel the alumni to miscues to seize the vital victory and post their first-ever the hard fought win. baseball triumph over Bear River since the Bears joined the Alumni net tenders Brady Gray (’97) and Jeff region ranks a little over four seasons ago. Bear River had Green (’02) registered the shutout in goal. only lost one league game in the past four years but now Tooele High also dropped a 5-0 decision has three setbacks this season, thanks to losses to Tooele, Friday to region rival Ogden on the Buffs home Grantsville and Logan on the season in 2006 region baseball field. play. The setback drops the Buffs to 1-7 in region The Buffs sport an 13-2 overall mark on the year and photography/Troy Boman Tooele first baseman Mark Pratt stretches for a throw in Friday’s game at Dow James Park. SEE WRAP PAGE A8 The Buffs captured the game with a 9-8 triumph over the Bears, Tooele’s first baseball triumph SEE TOPPLE PAGE A8 over the school since Bear River joined the Region 11 ranks. A8 TUESDAY April 25, 2006 Cowboys top Buff netters, 5-0

by Nick Drake into a veteran squad in Grantsville. SPORTS EDITOR “We played fairly well,” he said. “Most of our Grantsville kept playing strong boys tennis team gave it the best they had. Grantsville is just Thursday with a 5-0 decision over county neighbor better than us. They have more experience than Tooele Thursday at GHS. we do and that is something time can only give The Cowboys registered singles and doubles my team. We fought hard and it just came down sweeps to garner the victory over the Buff netters to crucial points that their experience won for in the Region 11 contest. them. As always, we struggled to overcome our Chris Elsholz, Jordan Nelson and Logan Paulich nerves and that’s a problem they don’t have when registered singles wins for Grantsville while the they play us. We need to learn from the match and two Cowboy doubles squads also garnered wins move on to meet Logan.” as well. Grantsville 5 - Tooele 0 The 5-0 triumph marks the second straight The Cowboys seized a dual sweep in the league sweep to open the league campaign for the affair Thursday at Grantsville. Cowboys. Grantsville registered a 5-0 victory over Elsholz powered his way to a 6-0, 6-0 triumph region nemesis Ogden earlier in the week. The win boosts Grantsville’s overall dual mark over Buff opponent Brian Buzianis in first singles to 10-2 on the season. action and Jordan Nelson fought to a 6-1, 6-1 deci- Grantsville hits the road to Garland today to sion over Tooele’s Greg Auxier at second singles. tangle with region rival Bear River at 3:30 p.m. Logan Paulich completed the singles sweep for the while Tooele hosts new league rival Logan today, Cowboys with a 6-0, 6-0 win over Buff netter Dylan also at 3:30 p.m. The Buffs host Ben Lomond in a King at third singles. league affair Thursday, also at 3:30 p.m. In doubles action, Josh Childs and Jared Cowboy Coach Pat Ciervo said his team turned Nordgran combined forces for a 6-0, 6-1 win over in a strong overall team performance in the Buff duo Josh Wickersham and Travis Bankhead match. at first doubles. Bru Painter and Degen Hill also “We played pretty well,” he said. “It’s another joined together to register a 6-0, 6-2 win over step towards reaching our goals toward the end of Tooele tandem Kevin Schmidt and Russell Johnson photography/Troy Boman the season. It gets us prepared for our next match at second doubles as well. Tooele senior Derek Nielson (right) head butts a ball in Friday’s game at THS. The Buffs dropped the contest and we take each match one at a time. If we do In junior varsity play, Grantsville’s Eric Allred, to the rival Tigers. what we need to do, then we’ll move on to the next Tyrell Tuner and Brett Peterson all registered singles wins and the doubles team of Casey Williams one. We only focus on the match at hand.” for Rocky Mountain Football League semi-pro foot- Tooele Coach Derek Smith said his team ran and Gary Jones earned a triumph as well. Wrap ball this spring. continued from page A7 The Heat will host the Ogden Rino Raiders Saturday Lescanec, Leanna West and heave of 27-3.5 and teammate at 6 p.m. The game was originally scheduled for 6 Sweep Nigh powered their way to a Leanna West took seventh place p.m. but due to a scheduling conflict the game was third place time of 53.59 in the in the event as well with a toss continued from page A7 action. moved back to accommodate both events. event. of 29-2.5. Tooele is set to hit the road to Grantsville today Tickets will be $5 for adults, $3 for youth ages 10- Meanwhile, Lescanec contin- Tooele’s Tyler powered her for a league affair against the Cowboys and the Buffs 18 and 10-under are free. There will be concessions. 100 meter ash at 11.77. ued a strong day with a bronze way to a fourth place in the return home Friday to host undefeated Logan. Both Tooele trio Biorge (16.76), The Heat have former local players A.T. Cisco and time in the 400 meter dash at 300 meter hurdles at 50.33 contests are set to begin at 3:30 p.m. Garrett Quaid. Anthony Gonzales (17.77) and 63.40. and teammate Liz Miller was Steve Schwartzman (18.0) The Lady Buff medley relay right behind with a fifth place Lady Buffs post two wins Senior Men’s hold event May 1 fought to sixth through eighth squad of Liz Miller, Kenya finish of 51.34. Leanna West Tooele High posted a pair of shutout victories over The Oquirrh Hills Seniors Men’s Golf Association place respectively for the Buff Mamales, Roxanne Lund and also grabbed seventh place at league rivals Ben Lomond and Ogden Thursday and is holding its first event May 1 at the local course. program. Renee Adams battled to a 51.53. Friday. The event will be an 18-hole individual competi- Justin Christopherson also fourth place in the competition Tyler also grabbed fourth Lauren Folta tossed a no-hit shutout and the tion at 8:30 a.m. Senior events are scheduled for all grabbed sixth place in the 800 at 4:58.53. place in the 100 high hurdles second-ranked Lady Buffs tallied runs in all but one non-holiday Mondays throughout the season. meter run at 2:22.97 and Hunt Torgerson battled to a fifth at 16.71 and Miller took sixth inning to register a 10-0 victory over the Lady Scots For more information contact Chris at the golf took seventh place in the 400 place in the 3200 meter run at place at 17.59. Thursday at Deseret Peak Complex. shop at 882-4220 or Rob Jensen at 882-0973. meter dash with a strong time 13:07.53. Mooney also took seventh Meanwhile, Lindsey Palmer scattered three hits of 53.73. Tooele tandem Laura West (4- place in the 200 meter dash at and Tooele rolled to a decisive 13-0 win over the Erda softball accepts teams Lady Buffs seize Invite 10) and Lescanec (4-10) fought 28.61. Lady Tigers Friday in Ogden. The Erda Softball League is now accepting teams The Tooele 1600 meter relay to fifth and sixth place finishes Lady Buff duo Nigh (15-9) and The two wins coupled with a Ben Lomond upset for the 2006 softball season. squad o f Tyler, Lescanec, in the high jump as well. Christiansen (15-2.75) fought to win over Bear River Friday vaults Tooele into a first There will be a men’s and co-ed league season at Christiansen and West bat- Allyssa Marsh garnered fifth seventh and eighth place fin- place tie with the Lady Bears a top the Region 11 the Allen B.-Norm Warr Memorial Park this summer. tled to a gold medal time of place in the shot put with a ishes, respectively. softball ranks. The entry fee is $375 for men’s and co-ed teams. The 4:23.62 to win the event and Tooele hits the road to Logan Wednesday to tangle men’s league will open May 16 and co-ed May 18. pace the Lady Buff squad in the with the Lady Grizzlies in a 3:30 p.m. game and also Teams will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve ventures to Ogden Friday to meet Ben Lomond, also basis. Invitational format. see after our bats cooled off a at 3:30 p.m. For more information or to register a team call Ty West also sprinted to a silver little bit. We had a lot of extra Topple The Lady Buffs sport a glossy 14-2 overall record at 840-4379. finish in the 200 meter dash at base hits and had a great start continued from page A7 on the season. 28.97 and teammate Meredith to the game. Tyler (Griffin) had Men’s, Co-ed Softball Leagues Nigh took eighth place at 28.79 strong 5-1 mark in Region 11 a great game and everyone hit Cowgirls split league games The Tooele County Men’s and Co-ed Softball to aid the team tally. action. The Buffs hits the road throughout the line-up. Grantsville split a pair of Region 11 softball affairs Leagues are now taking registration for the 2006 Torgerson battled to runner- to county neighbor Grantsville “Bear River jumped on Thursday and Friday on the road. softball season. up honors in the 1600 meter today for a league affair at us early and then our kids The Cowgirls dropped a tough 3-2 decision to The Men’s League begins May 1 while the Co-ed run with a second place finish 3:30 p.m. Tooele returns home regained focus, came back and Bear River in Garland but regrouped to hand Logan Leagues are set to start May 3. The entry registra- of 6:06.92 while Tooele tandem Thursday to face co-league started scoring in the rest of a 7-1 setback Friday on the Lady Grizzlies home tion deadline is April 24 and the entry fee is $425 Morgan Palmer (6:22.70) and leading Logan, also at 3:30 the innings,” he added. “We diamond. per team. Renee Adams (6:24.94) fought p.m., at Dow James Park. nibbled back at the lead and The split gives Grantsville a 2-2 region record and For more information contact Jeff Newton at 435- to seventh and eighth place Tooele Coach Danny Medina had a big inning in the fourth. 6-7 overall mark on the year. 241-0057. times, respectively, in the event said his team played well in It goes to show you no lead is The Cowgirls have a full slate this week as well. as well. both affairs. safe in the game of baseball. Grantsville hosts Bear River Wednesday and Ben Men’s ‘D’ NIT tourney There is a Men’s Slow-Pitch Softball “D” NIT tour- Christiansen unleashed a sil- “Devin pitched well and But give our kids credit, they Lomond Thursday in 3:30 p.m. games and venture to nament scheduled April 28-29 at the Deseret Peak ver toss in the javelin with a he had good command of his hung in there to get the one-run Ogden to meet the Lady Tigers in a league double- Complex. second place vault of 115-4.5 to pitches in the game against win. We showed poise after the header Friday, also beginning at 3:30 p.m. aid in the Lady Buff team tally. Ogden,” he said. “We hit the ball big second inning for them and The entry fee is $300. The Lady Buff sprint relay pretty well, which was good to it was a big win for us.” Football at THS Saturday For more information contact Jeff Newton at squad of Caitlin Mooney, The Utah Heat have made Tooele their home site 241-0057.

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National Volunteer Week April 23-29

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On behalf of all of us at Mountain West, we thank and acknowledge them and the 60 other men and women who freely offer their hearts and hands as Ambassador Volunteers. Without Erma, Nancy and their volunteer colleagues, our hospital wouldn’t be the same.

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by Barbara Bennett STAFF WRITER Kathie McArthur’s new composition “Rejoice in the Lord, Greatly,” was the crown jewel at the Tooele County Choral Society’s spring concert Friday night. Although McArthur does not play any instrument, the choir member says music and lyrics have flown into her mind for most of her life. A closet full of notebooks bears witness. Before her performance, the four-month Tooele transplant from Sandy, shared the story behind the song, which is part of a cantata of eight songs she’s written. Today, the songs describe instances in the scriptures photography / Karen Hunt where people’s A group from Idaho Falls made the drive to Tooele to bike the Ghost Town Century last Friday. Above, they stand after completing the strenuous ride. lives were changed after they looked into Christ’s eyes. It took McArthur four Kathie McArthur to five years to get the words alone. After that she struggled to find the music. She often pondered the songs, searching for and finding, little by little, the MILES inspiration needed. At one time like this, while sitting in a southern California 100 airport, she says she suddenly heard the Ghostbusters tour old Tooele towns song sung by a choir of angels. “But, it didn’t end where I had ended it,” she says. “I scrambled frantically to by Karen Hunt find a pencil and piece of scratch paper STAFF WRITER … so that I didn’t lose the beautiful notes aturday morning dawned cool playing over and over in my head. But instead of just the melody line, which had and clear. Before the sun furtively always come to me in the past, all four peeked its way over the mountain, parts came flooding.” When she returned home and plunked cyclists from across the West were out her notes on the piano, she only had driving toward Tooele County for to change one note. the Ghost Town Century, sponsored When her efforts were praised after the performance, she humbly gave credit to by the non-profit Bike 2 Bike, Inc. her maker. “The Lord is magnificent,” she said. S She told the audience if they enjoyed, Come 7 a.m. the parking lot “Rejoice in the Lord, Greatly,” they may at Deseret Peak Complex was hear the entire cantata May 20 at the already filled with 350 cyclists Valley View Stake Center behind Macey’s in spandex, and with cars deco- starting at 7 p.m. rated with bike racks and bulg- The songs are “my gift back to him and ing with biking paraphernalia. ... to people I love,” she explained. “This By 7:30 a.m. a diverse group music does that for me. I want to thank of bikers were off on their ride. people for being my friends.” Some signed up to complete the The choral society is the brainchild entire 100-mile Century ride. of Denise McCubbins, who minored Others signed up for the 69-mile in music at Brigham Young University, or 50-mile rides. studying both voice and conducting, and The ride took cyclists up who solos locally and conducts choirs for Utah Avenue until they turned her church. off on Coleman Street toward For five years, McCubbins has soloed Stockton. From there some in Tooele County’s annual production of took a detour up toward Ophir photography / Karen Hunt Handel’s “Messiah.” for lunch, while the 50-milers Approximately 350 cyclists came out for the Ghost Town Century, 69-mile and 50-mile “Every January, when it is over, there is went directly to Rush Valley. rides Saturday morning. Ryan Borja (right) completed the 100 mile ride — it was his first this huge letdown — that whole long time official ride ever. Below, another series of cyclists make their way toward Stockton, dur- SEE RIDE ON B2 without [a choir],” McCubbins said. ing the first stretch of the ride. “I volunteer with a little choir at Northlake Elementary. That’s where I mentioned my idea to [choral society member] Jean Didericksen. She encouraged me and said I should do it and that it would work,” said McCubbins. “There is a lot of music out there, but choral music, you have to search it out.” That was this past January and already the group has performed four times. Friday’s concert was the first where the group performed the music McCubbins

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The Tooele City Arbor Day celebration, Come and try out the new elec- There is no place for violence and supported by the Tooele County Master tronic voting equipment at the sexual assault. DVSAVA is sponsor- Gardeners, will be held at Settler’s Park Grantsville Senior Citizens Center, ing a 5K fun run/walk Saturday, (520 S. 50 W.) on Friday, April 28, at 6 p.m. Friday, April 28, 4-6 p.m. Need to April 29. T-shirts, great prize draw- Three trees have been planted in mem- register to vote? You can do that ing, light breakfast are available ory of former Tooele City Mayors John too, just bring your picture I.D.! for all participants. Proceeds ben- C. Shields (1896-1897), John DeLaMare efit DVSAVA crisis line and victims. (1898-1901) and Louis Strasburg (1902- Registration forms are available at 1903). Their descendants will present Macey’s, Radio Shack, Dave’s Drug short biographical sketches of their may- or mail to 193 W. 1430 N., Tooele, oral ancestors. Musical entertainment will UT 84074. With questions or dona- be provided by the Dupaix family and the tions, call 435-241-0337. Nolan Steadman family of Tooele. B2 TUESDAY April 25, 2006

the experience of a seasoned united the slaves. The songs Concert choir.” brought them together and continued from page B1 “We like being a part of the reminded them of community. diversity of this valley. We’ve The lively a cappella selections imagined when she started. been given so much by having changed the peaceful atmo- Last week they performed at that building ... it is really a joy sphere, bringing smiles and loud for us,” said Mother Connie. Mother Connie’s ordination at applause. McCubbins invites new sing- St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, The finale was St. Francis of ers to audition before or after where the music was assigned Assisi’s beloved “All Creatures to go with the Mass. They have choir practices. Now is a good time to audition because they of our God and King.” A stand- also performed at two LDS ing ovation was offered by church services. are starting their patriotic pro- the audience when the choir “And we’ll go anywhere,” gram. The group will perform thanked director and organizer McCubbins added. July 3 at Veteran’s Memorial Park with ‘Simply Strings,’ a McCubbins. McCubbins compliments the string quartet in town. Three local musicians with a group’s performance. The theme of the choral selec- “It was above what I thought variety of musical backgrounds tions Friday was strictly reli- it would be and I knew it would accompanied the choir. Katrina gious. Emphasizing the Easter Young and Nancy Morris on be good,” McCubbins said. season, the collection focused McCubbins hopes the choral flute and Regina Kenison on on the rejoicing so important to piano. Morris plays flute for reli- society will “further the arts in Christians at this time of year. gious events but enjoys jazz on Tooele. There are so many peo- Covering selections from Tooele ple who are gifted in Tooele and today back to 12th Century Italy, her bass guitar. Young on the more are moving in every day, the program offered something other hand specializes in flute, and they need an outlet — not for every taste. playing since the fifth grade. only people who are gifted in Narration dotted the musical After studying at two colleges, expressing, but who are gifted program. she studied teaching flute using in appreciating music.” “Come, Thou Fount of Every the Suzuki method. From her Five strong male performers Blessing” was introduced with a home studio in Stansbury Park, photography / Russ Bennett balanced the harmonies of the story of how 17th Century com- she encourages students to start The Tooele County Choral Society performed a spring concert at St. Barnabus church in Overlake last Friday 18-member choir. poser Robert Robinson’s life evening. Although the group can perform a wide range of numbers, this concert featured religious music. young — as young as three years The group practices every paralleled the words he penned. old. Kenison amazingly has had Saturday from 4-6 p.m. at St. ing. We like performing here,” “I love you practicing here,” Several non-profit groups use “Bind my wandering heart to only one teacher, her mother. Barnabas’ Center, an arrange- McCubbins said of the chapel. St. Barnabas parishioner told the building, but the sanctuary thee,” the words plead. Years Starting before the age of five, ment that works for both the Those feelings are reciprocat- McCubbins while the audience is not generally lent out. But later he wandered from a reli- she independently developed choir and St. Barnabas’ leaders. ed by some who relish hearing was mingling over refresh- for the Tooele Choral Society, gious life and he said he deeply her keyboard talent. “The acoustics are amaz- the music in the churches halls. ments. the church is happy to open its regretted it. doors. The middle of the concert Upcoming plans for the Choral “The sanctuary is where they changed tempo with two African Society, besides the July 3 patri- practice ... it is very joyful and American spirituals. Choir mem- otic program in the park, are to appropriate for that space,” said ber Russ Scribner said the choir perform at the Benson Grist Mill Mother Connie. “They mentor concert is uniting Tooeleans the in August and at the Assembly our choir. It is so good to have same way the Negro spirituals Hall on Temple Square Dec. 9.

fellow bikers, planning future sessions paid off. Ride rides together. “Yeah, I don’t think it killed me continued from page B1 “If you bike you probably have that bad. It was a challenge ... but something in common. You might the rest stops were well planned Then cyclists toured through have different bikes, you might and that helped out a lot,” he said. sites of other ghost towns and have different styles, be at differ- Listening to music helped too, he the Pony Express Trail before ent competitive levels, but you all added. taking the Old Mormon trail have something,” said Villers. For Kash Johnson, age 14, his through Grantsville and back to Both Layton and Villers agreed 100-mile ride was just a warm-up the Deseret Peak Complex. it was a beautiful course and a for the upcoming cycling season. By noon a good number of well-managed ride. Johnson came out with a group cyclists were returning and by 2 Those in attendance were of friends. It was his second 100- p.m. there was a steady flow into from Park City, Ogden, Salt Lake mile this year as he also rode the the parking lot, although cyclists City, Holladay, West Jordan, St. George. Last year he com- would continue toward the finish Brigham City, LaVerkin, Orem, pleted the Lotoja, the longest line for hours to come. Layton, Kaysville, Idaho, Arizona, single day ride in the West, which Those in attendance represent- Wyoming, Colorado and other starts in Logan and continues to ed the span of the state, and some surrounding cities and towns. Jackson Hole, Wyo. surrounded states. The exhilara- Ryan Borja threw water over His favorite part of the Tooele tion of the ride brought together his head after his race to cool ride? enthusiasts from all walks of down. With his hair spiked up and “Last downhill and the food,” life. It provided a connection wet he reflected on his triumph he admits. between complete strangers. riding the Century. It was his first Jana Call said the nice weather Deseret Morning News Publisher bike ride ever. drew her and five other girls and Jim Wall rode the Century along- “I was telling my friends I was three guys from her spinning class side University of Utah students going to do a 100 miles and they in Idaho Falls to the ride. Catherine Eror and Mike Garff. By told me, ‘dude, I was crazy. Do a “It’s our first one of the year the end strangers Brent Layton of 25-miler.’” — to see how much we deterio- Thatcher, Utah, and Christopher But victorious, he had no rated over the winter, to see how Villers of Syracuse, Utah, were regrets. The daily hour spinning much work we’ve got to do,” she laughed.Karen and Bill Garff of Salt Lake rode the course last �� year as well. They were excited �� the weather was considerably better last Saturday than the �� spring showers that dampened �� their first attempt. In addition, Celebrating Our Nurses �� they admitted to getting lost due to a poorly marked course their We are proud to present the Patients’ Choice Award, to �� first time around. be presented to one of our outstanding nurses during Shirley Bleak, also of Salt Lake, National Nurses Week, May 6-12. �� has completed the 65-mile ride �� both years as well. Bleak said Nominate your Favorite Nurse! �� this year was much nicer because �� there was no headwind and the We want to know how our nurses have provided you or weather was nicer. a family member with great care and comfort – inpatient �� She likes the fact that she is or outpatient. Send us the nurse’s name and tell us why �� supporting such a good cause — that person should be recognized. We will review all �� the Utah Hemophilia Foundation, nominations. The winning nurse will be honored at a �� with which she works.The ride Patients’ Choice Award reception during National �� raised between $1,500 and Nurses’ Week. �� $2,000 for the Utah Hemophilia Foundation. The foundation pro- �� Nominations must be submitted by a recipient of care, vides programs and services for �� relative or close friend of the patient. people with bleeding disorders. �� The event was made possible �� through the help of volunteers. �� “It was great actually. It was a Deadline: great course, not that many cars April 29, 2006 and scenic and out of the city,” �� Rod Kitchens said. “.... It was really nice to have the volunteers to help out ... I assume the motor- cyclists were there on their own NOMINATE YOUR FAVORITE NURSE time.” Tooele County ham radio oper- If you received health care (inpatient or outpatient) at Mountain West Medical Center in ators and Harley Davidson riders the past 2 years, we invite you to nominate a nurse for an award. helped ensure the safety of the cyclists so they could enjoy the All information must be completed in full for consideration. Only those nominations that are typed or printed other aspects of the race. legibly will be accepted. Type or print your nominations directly on this form. Your essay may be included on a separate sheet of paper. Please be sure to include your address and phone number in the event further infor- “I’d like to thank everybody mation is required. All information will be held in confidence. �� for using caution and courtesy for riders on the road. That was Nurse’s Name______great,” said race organizer Bob Your Name ______Kinney. “We had a very strong police presence, which helped to Address ______make things safe. We had Tooele County police and highway patrol, City ______State ______Zip______Harley Davidson riders.” Daytime Phone ______Evening Phone ______�� Bike 2 Bike, inc., a non-profit corporation, organizes and pro- In 250 words or less on a separate sheet of paper, explain how a nurse went above and beyond to motes cycling events to raise take care of you while you were a patient at Mountain West Medical Center. funds for charitable causes, pro- Fax your nomination form to (435) 882-8770, Attention Stephanie Reinicke viding the cycling community Or mail to: Stephanie Reinicke �� with entertaining and scenic 2055 North Main Street Tooele, Utah 84074 �� cycling events and educating the general public of the health and recreational benefits of cycling. e-mail: [email protected] TUESDAY April 25, 2006 B3 More unsightly sights of �� as seen in human nature �� by Matthew Miller a valve released the pressure, result- ing in a noise so loud it was heard Intruder Leaves Trail miles away, the Herald News (Ill.) �� The Pueblo Chieftain (Colo.) reports. The noise sounded like a � �� steam engine, plant officials said. It �� reports that someone broke into �� a photography studio and bled all frightened people. Throughout the incident, the plant continued burn- �� over everything, but stole noth- �� ing. The trail of blood led from the ing coal. broken glass of the smashed front �� window around the interior of busi- We Need Helmets ness, to the restroom where the The Orlando Sentinel (Fla.) suspect evidently tried to staunch reports that four men broke into a his or her wound with a rag, to a sofa business and stole helmets. where he or she evidently rested a spell, outside to Albany Avenue, Ice Wins Again south to Fourth Street, and over the The Times-Leader (Penn.) Fourth Street Bridge to Erie Avenue, reports that a state Department where the suspect evidently ran out of Transportation truck slid off an of blood, because the trail ended. icy road one morning and struck �� Witnesses reported seeing a bleed- a power pole. The truck had been ing man, and an area emergency spreading an anti-ice treatment onto �� room reported treating one. the road at the time. The driver was not injured. �� Man Carefully Loses (c) 2006 King Features Synd., Inc. Truck A man drove his pickup truck 100 yards onto frozen Pewaukee Lake, the Lake County Reporter (Wisc.) reports. There he got out and mea- sured the ice at 12 inches, enough to support the truck, so he drove on another 100 yards. There the truck Aloha�� Summer began to fall through thinner, softer �� ice. The man got out in time to watch �� as the truck slowly sank into 15 feet �� of very cold water. He then called �� the police and the Department of Natural Resources. �� Steam Disturbs Citizenry �� ANSWERS ON B8 Steam pressure built up at the �� local coal-burning power plant and �� Model shares German recipe �� A native of Germany, stunning �� Sabine Ehrenfeld is known to TV �� viewers everywhere as the spokes- �� model for Overstock.com. 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herniation and sciatica sufferers right here in Cami Stewart Tiffani Smith Tessie Zarogoza “Sciatica has puzzled doctors and frustrated Tooele.” patients for years. But now space travel and Due to his tremendous success with back WEDDINGS modern technology may have finally cracked pain, herniated discs, sciatica (pain radiating the back pain and sciatica code.” into the legs), Dr. Brown has made available a Palmer/Squires Those are the enthusiastic words of free report to anyone suffering with these Tooele’s, Dr. Dev Brown, D.C. Dr. Brown painful conditions. Marlin and Janiece Palmer of now uses non-surgical spinal decompression - “I just wanted back pain sufferers to know Tooele are pleased to announce an amazing space-age medical breakthrough to they have an option other than drugs and the marriage of their daughter treat back pain, disc herniations, and sciatica surgery… an option that really works. I Kimberly to Michael Squires, the in his practice. wanted to let them know there is finally REAL son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Squires. “I was shocked at the results spinal hope… that hope is detailed in my free report.” They will be married Saturday, decompression gets in such a short time. And To get your free copy of Dr. Brown’s April 29, 2006, in the Mount how long those results last… without the side revolutionary new report, “How Space Age Timpanogos Temple. effects of drugs or risk of surgery. I was also Technology Is Solving Back Pain Without The reception will be held shocked that so few doctors in the country Drugs Or Surgery!” just call toll-free 1-800- that evening at the LDS church were willing to invest in this amazing new 759-4804 and listen to the 24 hr recorded on 132 N. 570 East, Tooele, Utah, technology.” commented Dr. Brown. “But the message or visit www.BackPainAdvance.com from 6:30-8:30 p.m. best thing is I am able to offer this medical for all the details. Call now, supply is limited. Mike is currently attending BYU and Kim is attending UVSC. Kimberly Palmer They plan to make their home in and Michael Squires Provo this fall. �� ★ � �� TUESDAY April 25, 2006 B5 OBITUARIES

Katheryn and Mike Padgen Sr. Katheryn Rukovina had five children: Theresa (Emmett) Thompson of Montpelier, Idaho; Padgen Michael Padgen of Tooele; Mary Dillard (Jerry) of Tooele; Loretta Jan. 23, 1913 - Padgen (deceased); Tony Padgen April 21, 2006 (deceased). Her grandchildren include: Sean Thompson, Steven The Matriarch Thompson, Johnny Marshall, Mark Marshal, Paul Marshall, Steven The How can I explain in so many Padgen, Eddie Padgen, Lisa Padgen, words the beauty of our sweet Keri Padgen, Terry Padgen, Jodie grandmother, mother and friend, Munier, Kurt Dillard, Dorothy Katheryn Padgen. With her family Dillard Boshinava, Jerry Eric Dillard Flower Bed surrounding her, she took her last (Bubba), Sara Dillard Jeppesen, breath on April 21, 2006. The reason Katheryn Rukovina Padgen Jenifer Dillard, Maryanne Dillard, for her death was her graceful age of Michael Dillard and Julie Dillard Idaho as well as Tooele. She worked church, St. Margurite’s. She served 93 years old. She passed away with Hallam and 37 great-grandchildren. Susan Caldwell hard in the fields and helped her fos- as president of the Ladies Catholic Preceding Grandma to heaven all the dignity and pride she always ter dad in many farm jobs. She loved Guild. She was also a member of were her husband, Mike Padgen; her 435-882-4010 carried within her. to socialize and dance. She went to the Ladies Auxiliary at the Fraternal sister, Francis Grossi; her brother, Katheryn — or Katie Padgen a dance in Murray, Utah, when she Order of Eagles for over 50 years. She Robert Rukovina; her loving daugh- 698 W. 800 So. Tooele — was born in Park City, Utah, on was a young lady and she met her served there in many offices includ- ter, Loretta Padgen; her devoted son, Jan. 23, 1913, to a family that had husband, Mike Padgen. They were ing President and Mother. She was emigrated from Croatia. Her par- married Oct. 12, 1934. She worked at also a charter member of the Moose Tony Padgen; her beloved son-in- law, Jerry Dillard; and the apple of ents were Anthony Rukovina and the first Tooele hospital and spent 21 Lodge. The reason Katheryn was Let me plant your Mary Marvich. She had one sister, years at Tooele Army Depot, where involved in these organizations is her eye, her grandson, Jerry Eric Francis Grossi, and one brother, she retired. because she could utilize her unique Dillard. Robert Rukovina. Because times Grandma lived in NewTown and talents to give to others freely. Not Services will be held at St. Planters • Baskets were tough, Grandma was placed had many friends. In fact, her fos- only did she occupy public posi- Margurite’s Church in Tooele. Prayer in St. Anne’s orphanage in Salt Lake ter dad was the first blacksmith of tions, but also she had the task of Vigil will be held Wednesday, April City. When she was five years old, a NewTown. Katie grew to be a strong, being a mother who taught manners 26, at 6 p.m. Funeral Mass will be held • Window Boxes nice couple came to the orphanage proud woman with only honesty and propriety and a grandmother Thursday, April 27, at 10 a.m. Burial and chose her for their child. Her and polite etiquette upon her brow. who loved as only grandmothers do, will be at Murray City Cemetery. foster parents and the people who She made numerous afghans and unconditionally. Luncheon will follow the burial at Your or mine, big or small, sun or shade raised Katie Padgen were Marko and donated them to St. Marguerite’s, “Mom, I don’t know what I’m 2 p.m. at Tooele Eagles Lodge, 50 S. Matilda Buneta. Tooele Nursing Home and the Eagle’s gonna do without you. Heart of my First Street. Tate Mortuary assisting Grandma was raised partly in Lodge. Katie thoroughly enjoyed her heart.” in preparations. FREE pickup and delivery in Tooele Area Janice Shields (Glenda) Shields, Dolores (Bob) Fortin and Dean (Jeannie) FREE Hen & Chick with order Bryan Shields. She was preceded in death by her parents and grand- Our beloved and beautiful son Jennings Ellis. wife, mother, grandmother, sis- Funeral service will be held ter, aunt and friend passed away Wednesday, April 26, at 11 a.m. peacefully at home on April 21, at the Lakeview Ward Chapel in 2006, surrounded by her loving Pine Canyon. Friends and family family. She was born May 4, may call Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. TOOELE 1946 in Pine Canyon, Utah, to at Tate Mortuary or Wednesday Your Complete TRANSCRIPT Eldred and Orlene Nickerson 9:30-10:45 a.m. prior to services Local News Source. BULLETIN Shields. She married Brent R. at the church. Interment Tooele (Bud) Bruan Feb. 4, 1965, in the City Cemetery. Salt Lake Temple. She was a member of The Church of Jesus Janice Shields Bryan Christ of Latter-day Saints and served faithfully in many call- the piano, sew, paint, do crafts, and Keli (Preston) McDowell, ings. scrapbook, golf and most of all, Stansbury Park; grandchildren, �� Janice graduated from Tooele spend time with her family. Tanner, Braxton and Braydon �� High School and Excelsis Beauty She is survived by her ador- Ellis, Andrew Hanson, Amber �� School and worked at the Tooele ing husband, Bud; daughters, Alexandria and Aubrey Taron, Army Depot for 29 years. She Janilyn Ellis, St. George, Camille Bret, Chandler, Alexis, Cameron �� was a very talented and cre- (Larry) Hanson of Stansbury and Addison McDowell; sib- ative woman who loved to play Park, Lori (Shaun) Taylor, Tooele lings, Van (Bev) Shields, Arlen �� Dorothy Jane death by her husband, Wendell; �� her sister, Julia Fleenor; and �� brothers Mark, Ophir, and Kent Evans Anderson Evans and granddaughter Janiel �� Dorothy Anderson, 87, died Durfee. She is survived by � �� of cardiac complications on brother Lynn (Georgia) Evans; � �� April 20, 2006, at her Grantsville seven children, Linda (Clead) home. Christiansen, Marcia (Mel) �� Rogers, Glade (Faren) Anderson, � �� Dorothy was born in Tooele, � Utah, on Feb. 8, 1919, to Mary Beth (Gene) Marshall, Sharon Elma and Albert Ophir Evans, (Greg) Bottelberghe, Elaine �� and she attended Tooele Hone, Mark (Dixie) Anderson; � �� schools. 28 grandchildren; and 35 great- One of the joys of her life grandchildren. Her niece, Sheila �� was music, and after gradua- Dorothy Jane Evans Anderson Sparks, will also miss her great- �� tion from high school she joined ly. Services were held Monday her brother, Kent, in Raymond The Church of Jesus Christ of April 24. The family would �� “Shorty” Shields’ orchestra Latter-day Saints. like to offer special thanks to where she played tenor saxo- 99625Dorothy 9.972x7 was bw preceded 4/11/06 in 2:56 Hospice PM Page Care 1 Nurse, Sue Barrus phone. She went on to play for her tender care. trumpet with an all-girl orchestra, the “Swingetts,” and later she played with the Jack Dunn orchestra. Dorothy married Wendell Anderson on Nov. 25, 1946, in the Salt Lake Temple. She enjoyed raising her children, visiting with family and friends and serving in the MIA, Primary and Relief Society organizations of

John K. Sutton

John K. Sutton, 76, passed away April 17, 2006, in Grantsville. Born March 27, 1930, in Grantsville to Claude and Emma Sutton. Graduated Get a Home Equity account from Grantsville High School from Wells Fargo that fits your and Utah State University. Joined the U.S. Airforce as needs. And theirs. a pilot in flight training during the Korean Conflict. Later employed at Morton Thiokol Corp. where he was a part of the Rocket production for the space shuttle program. Member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints, he enjoyed hunting and the out-of-doors. Survived by his brothers, Claude (Lola) Sutton, Bill (Leta) Sutton and Gary (Annette) Sutton, all of Grantsville; sis- ters, Jackie (Harold) Bezzant of There are lots of reasons for a home equity account from Wells Fargo. Maybe you want to make your home the perfect place for Salt Lake City, Marjorie (Tom) your kids to grow up.Or maybe you want to increase the value of your house.You can do both with home equity financing from Stam of Grantsville and Helen Wells Fargo.There’s a wide range of interest rates and payment options and you can get an interest rate discount when you make (David) Orr of Price. Preceded in death by parents; brothers-in- automatic payments from your Wells Fargo checking account.Why wait for someday? Talk with a Wells Fargo banker, call law Harold Bezzant, David Orr; 1-800-WFB-OPEN (1-800-932-6736) or visit wellsfargo.com today. sister-in-law Annette Sutton. Graveside services were held Monday April 24, at the © 2006 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. Member FDIC. Grantsville City Cemetery. B6 TUESDAY April 25, 2006

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Hotchner (29) TOON Grim Adventures Foster’s Home Ed, Edd n Eddy Xiaolin Showdown One Piece (CC) Futurama (CC) Robot Chicken Family Guy (CC) Saved by the Bell Inuyasha (N) Samurai Cham. Trigun (Thomas Gibson) and his colleagues (31) CMTV The Ultimate Coyote Ugly Search Trick My Truck Trick My Truck Trick My Truck Trick My Truck Greatest Moments “Shania Twain” “Quigley Down Under” ›› (1990) Tom Selleck, Laura San Giacomo. won’t rule out a mob connection, but (33) DISN Kim Possible Lizzie McGuire That’s So Raven Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “A Goofy Movie” ›› (1995) Voices of Bill Farmer. ‘G’ American Drgn American Drgn Even Stevens ’ ›› ’ ’ they think the culprit is a hit man (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation “Steal” (2002, Action) Stephen Dorff, Natasha Henstridge. Premiere. World’s Most Amazing Videos (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation MXC Blind Date (CC) “What About Bob?” ››› (1991, Comedy) Bill Murray, Richard Dreyfuss. (:15) “K-9” ›› (1989, Comedy-Drama) James Belushi, Mel Harris. (:15) “The Jerk” ›› (1979, Comedy) Steve Martin, Bernadette Peters. who’s also a serial killer. As they in- (38) AMC (39) TNT NBA Basketball: First Round -- Wizards at Cavaliers NBA Basketball: Western Conf. First Round Game 2 -- Kings at Spurs Inside the NBA (Live) (CC) Law & Order “Killerz” (CC) (DVS) vestigate, they uncover some clues (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) that could help solve several unrelat- (43) CNBC Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Mad Money Back to School Tour. The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Mad Money Back to School Tour. The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch ed disappearances. Mandy Patinkin (46) LIFE “The Return of Alex Kelly” › \ “No Mercy” ›› (1986, Drama) Richard Gere, Kim Basinger. Premiere. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Division also stars in “Natural Born Killer.” (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto The Bedford Diaries (51) FXSPN Chris Myers Poker -- Learn Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Poker -- Learn Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Knockouts Beyond the Glory (CC) / (52) ESPN SportsCenter NFL Draft Special (Live) Battle of the Gridiron Stars (N) (CC) Baseball Tonight (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight Outside-Lines SportsCenter (Live) (CC) 8 p.m. on KUWB (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Nashville Star (N) (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Nashville Star (CC) Owen (Penn Badgley) plans a pri- (71) DISC Deadliest Catch “The Finish Line” Deadliest Catch “Friends and Rivals” Oil, Sweat and Rigs (N) Dirty Jobs Exterminators. (CC) Deadliest Catch “The Finish Line” Deadliest Catch “Friends and Rivals” vate tour of the planetarium as part (518) ENC “The Forgotten” ›› (2004) Julianne Moore. ’ ‘PG-13’ (:35) “The Ladykillers” ›› (2004, Comedy) Tom Hanks. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Last Action Hero” ›› (1993) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Laws of Attraction of a date with Natalie (Corri English) (534) STARZ My Fellow Amr (:45) “Thunderbirds” ›› (2004, Science Fiction) Bill Paxton. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:20) “The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl” ›› “Hostage” ›› (2005, Action) Bruce Willis, Kevin Pollak. ’ ‘R’ (CC) that he hopes will impress her. (561) MAX Alexander ›› (:45) “Scent of a Woman” ››› (1992) Al Pacino. A blind man introduces a student to life’s pleasures. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Shark Tale” ›› (2004) Voices of Will Smith. ‘PG’ (CC) “L.A. Confidential” ›››› (1997) Sarah (Tiffany Dupont) dumps her (576) SHOW (:05) “Mean Girls” ››› (2004) Lindsay Lohan. iTV. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Weeds (iTV) ’ Weeds (iTV) ’ HUFF (iTV) Huff meets a kindred spirit. Weeds (iTV) ’ Weeds (iTV) ’ “Blowing Smoke” (2004) iTV. ’ ‘NR’ jock boyfriend (Chris Hartl). Lee (591) TMC (4:35) “Home Room” ›› ‘R’ Cont’d (6:50) “The Manchurian Candidate” ››› (2004) Denzel Washington. ’ ‘R’ “No Looking Back” ›› (1998) Lauren Holly. ’ ‘R’ (:45) “Love Object” › (2003) Desmond Harrington. ’ ‘R’ (Ernest Waddell) is in danger of becoming hooked on Internet poker. WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 26, 2006 Richard (Milo Ventimiglia) finds him- CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 (2) CBS News (CC) Ent. Tonight The Amazing Race 9 (N) ’ (CC) Criminal Minds “Natural Born Killer” CSI: NY “All Access” (N) ’ (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show self at the same concert with Mack- ’ ’ lin and his wife (Matthew Modine, (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Alias (N) (CC) Lost “Reckoning” (N) (CC) (:01) Invasion “The Son Also Rises” News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (:35) The Insider (5) NBC News News Deal or No Deal (N) ’ (CC) Dateline NBC (N) ’ (CC) Law & Order “Heart of Darkness” ’ News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night Dagmara Dominczyk) in the new (6) HBO Marvin’s Room ’ (:45) “Phenomenon” ›› (1996, Drama) John Travolta, Kyra Sedgwick. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) Big Love “Eviction” ’ (CC) The Sopranos “Luxury Lounge” ’ Billie Jean King: Portrait of a Pioneer episode “Love and the Tenth Planet.” (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The Standard of Perfection (N) (CC) Great Performances “South Pacific in Concert From Carnegie Hall” (N) (CC) Keeping Up Decreasing Cir. The Queen at 80 ’ (CC) (DVS) Invasion (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City America’s Next Top Model (N) (CC) America’s Next Top Model (N) (CC) Magnum, P.I. “Letter to a Duchess” South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Cheaters (CC) › › 9:01 p.m. on $ ABC (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Sex and the City Sex and the City “Son-in-Law” (1993, Comedy) Pauly Shore, Carla Gugino. (CC) “The Bachelor” (1999) (CC) (DVS) (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “Hunt for the Supertwister” ’ Jeeves and Wooster (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) (:39) I Love Lucy With his investigation of the hybrids (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Bones “The Graft in the Girl” (N) American Idol ’ (:32) Unan1mous News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Yes, Dear ’ (:35) Yes, Dear ’ threatening his job, Russell (Eddie (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Teen dating and abuse. (N) ’ News (:35) Friends ’ My Wife and Kids Home Improve. (:05) Fear Factor “Best Friends” ’ Cibrian) deals with some disturbing (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show One Tree Hill (N) ’ (CC) The Bedford Diaries (N) ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) news about what Rose (Ariel Gade) (23) FX That ’70s Show That ’70s Show King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “The American President” ››› (1995, Romance-Comedy) Michael Douglas, Annette Bening. American Pres is being taught at school. An ap- (25) QVC Wednesday Night Gold Dell at Home Tignanello Handbags: 1st Anniversary Summer Fun Fashion Gemstone Jewelry: Featuring Topaz Susan Graver Style proaching storm has the hybrids tak- (26) ANPL Animal Report Funniest Animals Little Zoo That Could (N) Animal Cops Houston Loose dogs. Animal Report Funniest Animals Little Zoo That Could Animal Cops Houston Loose dogs. ing action, while Jesse (Evan Pe- (27) NICK SpongeBob Just for Kicks ’ Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Mad About You The Cosby Show Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Roseanne (CC) Funniest Mom ters) teams up with a schoolmate to (28) FAM “Scooby-Doo” ›› (2002) Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar. (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program take action against them. William (29) TOON Grim Adventures Foster’s Home Ed, Edd n Eddy Xiaolin Showdown One Piece (CC) Futurama (CC) Harvey Birdmn Family Guy (CC) Saved by the Bell Ghost in the Shell Samurai Cham. Trigun Fichtner, Lisa Sheridan and Kari (31) CMTV “9 to 5” ››› (1980) Jane Fonda. Three working women rebel against their sexist employer. Crossroads Melissa Etheridge. Home Videos Trick My Truck Trick My Truck Trick My Truck Trick My Truck Matchett also star in the new (33) DISN Kim Possible Lizzie McGuire That’s So Raven Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey” ››› (1993) Robert Hays. ‘G’ Life With Derek Even Stevens episode “The Son Also Rises.” (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ “Alien Resurrection” ›› (1997, Science Fiction) Sigourney Weaver, Winona Ryder. ’ MXC ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ MXC ’ Blind Date (CC) (38) AMC Hustle (CC) “The Sting” ›››› (1973, Comedy-Drama) Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Robert Shaw. “M*A*S*H” ›››› (1970, Comedy) Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould, Sally Kellerman. (CC) Thursday (39) TNT NBA Basketball: Western Conf. First Round Game 2 -- Grizzlies at Mavericks NBA Basketball Western Conference First Round Game 2 -- Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix Suns. Inside the NBA (Live) (CC) (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Will & Grace (43) CNBC The Apprentice ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch The Apprentice ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch ’ ’ ’ ’ 7 p.m. on % NBC (46) LIFE “Woman Scorned: Betty” “A Killer Upstairs” (2005, Suspense) Tracy Nelson, Bruce Boxleitner. (CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) The Golden Girls The Division (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto The last time Will (Eric McCormack) (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Chris Myers Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) NBA Action (N) Poker Superstars Invitational saw his father, they fought. Then (52) ESPN (5:00) MLB Baseball Boston Red Sox at Cleveland Indians. (CC) Cont’d Baseball Tonight (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight Outside-Lines SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Dad passed away. Will can’t stop (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The 4400 “Carrier” (CC) thinking about the unhappy ending, (71) DISC MythBusters “Vodka Myths” (CC) MythBusters “Myths Revisited” (N) Futureweapons Stealth technology. MythBusters Life raft test. (CC) MythBusters “Vodka Myths” (CC) MythBusters “Myths Revisited” (CC) especially when people keep coming (518) ENC “Van Helsing” ›› (2004, Fantasy) Hugh Jackman. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “Deep Rising” › (1998, Suspense) Treat Williams. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “Cellular” ›› (2004) Kim Basinger. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) Judge Dredd up to him at the funeral to share (534) STARZ (:10) “Mean Guns” › (1997, Drama) Christopher Lambert, Ice-T. ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” ›› (2005) Martin Freeman. ’ “The Aviator” ››› (2004, Biography) Leonardo DiCaprio. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) their pleasant final memories of his (561) MAX MAX on Set “Kingdom of Heaven” ››› (2005, Historical Drama) Orlando Bloom, Eva Green. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “I, Robot” ›› (2004, Science Fiction) Will Smith. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Hide and Seek” ›› (2005) ‘R’ (CC) dad. Help comes from his mom, (576) SHOW “The Passion of the Christ” ››› (2004, Drama) Jim Caviezel. ‘R’ (:05) HUFF Huff meets a kindred spirit. Evolution-Sport (:35) “Payback” ›› (1999) Mel Gibson. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Single White Female” ›› ‘R’ Marilyn (Blythe Danner). Grace (De- (591) TMC (5:45) “The Heart of Me” ›› (2002) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d (:25) “Once Upon a Wedding” (2005) Charlotte Ayanna. “Sleepover” ›› (2004) Alexa Vega. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “The Prince & Me” ›› (2004) Julia Stiles. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) bra Messing) fears she’ll be a bad THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 27, 2006 mother when she has trouble com- CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 forting some young relatives in the ’ ’ ’ new episode “The Mourning Son.” (2) CBS News (CC) Ent. Tonight Survivor: Panama -- Exile Island CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (N) Without a Trace “Shattered” (N) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood American Inventor (N) (CC) American Inventor (N) ’ (CC) (:01) Commander In Chief (N) (CC) News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (:35) The Insider Everybody Hates Chris (5) NBC News News Will & Grace (N) My Name Is Earl My Name Is Earl The Office (N) ’ (8:59) ER “No Place to Hide” (N) ’ News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night 7 p.m. on ( KPNZ (6) HBO Reverse of the Curse of the Bambino (:15) “Fever Pitch” ›› (2005) Drew Barrymore. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Too Hot Not to Handle ’ (CC) “Elizabeth I” ››› (2006) (Part 2 of 2) Helen Mirren, Jeremy Irons. ’ (CC) (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The This Old House Hour ’ (CC) Battlefield Britain “The Boyne: 1690” Globe Trekker “Ultimate Mexico” ’ Keeping Up Decreasing Cir. Terezin: Resistance and Revival ’ Joey Caruso (Travis Flory) steals ’ ’ ’ Julius’ (Terry Crews) Playboy maga- (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Hates Chris Love, Inc. (N) Eve (N) (CC) Cuts (N) (CC) Magnum, P.I. “The Big Blow” (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Cheaters (CC) (10) TBS Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) “Bad Boys” ››› (1995, Drama) (PA) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. (CC) (:10) “Switchback” › (1997) Dennis Quaid. An FBI agent helps a Texas sheriff nab a serial killer. (:40) Analyze This zine, which Chris (Tyler James (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Inside the Animal Mind In the Wild ’ (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) (:39) I Love Lucy Williams) brought to school. Then (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld (CC) That ’70s Show That ’70s Show The O.C. “The Party Favor” (N) (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Yes, Dear ’ (:35) Yes, Dear ’ the principal confiscates it before (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Narcissist, manipulator. (N) ’ News (:35) Friends ’ My Wife and Kids Home Improve. (:05) Fear Factor “NY vs. LA Show” Chris and Greg (Vincent Martella) (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Smallville “Fade” (N) ’ (CC) Supernatural “Salvation” (N) (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) can get it back. Back home, Julius (23) FX That ’70s Show That ’70s Show King of the Hill King of the Hill That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Cops “Las Vegas” Cops “Las Vegas” Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) has something other than a missing (25) QVC (4:00) Gem Fest: Mother’s Day Special Cont’d The Sak Handbags Gifts for Mother’s Day Modern Soul Knitwear Dooney & Bourke magazine on his mind; he’s just (26) ANPL Get Out There! “Costa Rica” (N) The Planet’s Funniest Animals (CC) Little Zoo That Could (CC) Get Out There! “Costa Rica” The Planet’s Funniest Animals (CC) Little Zoo That Could (CC) found out Rochelle (Tichina Arnold) (27) NICK SpongeBob Romeo! ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Mad About You The Cosby Show Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) has been squirreling away money (28) FAM “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” ››› (1971) Gene Wilder. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program without telling him in the new (29) TOON Grim Adventures Foster’s Home Ed, Edd n Eddy Xiaolin Showdown One Piece (CC) Futurama (CC) The Boondocks Family Guy (CC) Saved by the Bell Cowboy Bebop Samurai Cham. Trigun “Lost July” episode “Everybody Hates Playboy.” (31) CMTV Top 20 Countdown Controversy The Ultimate Coyote Ugly Search CMT Music Awards 2006 From Nashville, Tenn. (33) DISN Kim Possible Lizzie McGuire That’s So Raven Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “The Proud Family” (2005, Fantasy) Voices of Kyla Pratt. (CC) Emperor New Even Stevens Commander In Chief (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ UFC Unleashed (N) ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ MXC ’ Blind Date (CC) 9:01 p.m. on $ ABC (38) AMC “The Dead Pool” ›› (1988, Drama) Clint Eastwood, Patricia Clarkson. “Colors” ››› (1988) Sean Penn. An elite police unit is assigned to control gang violence. “The Dead Pool” ›› (1988, Drama) Clint Eastwood. While working to keep the missing (39) TNT NBA Basketball Eastern Conference First Round Game 3 -- Miami Heat at Chicago Bulls. (CC) NBA Basketball: Western Conf. First Round Game 3 -- Clippers at Nuggets Inside the NBA (Live) (CC) surface-to-air missiles away from ter- (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) rorists, Mac (Geena Davis) also tries (43) CNBC Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch ’ ’ ’ ’ to get a handle on the unrest in (46) LIFE “Her Final Fury: Betty Broderick” “Best Friends” (2005) Megan Gallagher. A vicious woman terrorizes a friend. Will & Grace Will & Grace Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) The Golden Girls The Division Gardner’s (Harry Lennix) old neigh- (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto (51) FXSPN Speed Poker Championship Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Knockouts Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Chris Myers PRIDE Fighting Championships borhood, Prince George’s County, (52) ESPN (5:30) SportsCenter NFL Draft Special (Live) (CC) Cont’d Madden Bowl Baseball Tonight (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight Draft Special SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Md. Templeton (Donald Sutherland) (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ “Meet the Parents” ››› (2000, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller. (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ “Almost an Angel” ›› (1990) (CC) pushes a crime bill that Max threat- (71) DISC Perfect Disaster “Firestorm” (CC) Perfect Disaster “Ice Storm” (CC) Tsunami: Wave of Disaster (CC) Deadliest Catch “Friends and Rivals” Perfect Disaster “Firestorm” (CC) Perfect Disaster “Ice Storm” (CC) ens to veto. Dickie (Mark-Paul Gos- (518) ENC “RoboCop 2” ›› (1990, Science Fiction) Peter Weller. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “RoboCop 3” › (1993) Robert John Burke. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “Tombstone” ››› (1993, Western) Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Michael Biehn. ’ ‘R’ (CC) selaar) advises Vince (Anthony Az- (534) STARZ (:05) “Two if by Sea” › (1996) Denis Leary. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Herbie: Fully Loaded” ›› (2005, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan. ’ ‘G’ (CC) Hwd Reporter “The Incredibles” ››› (2004) Voices of Craig T. Nelson. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) izi) against inviting the president to (561) MAX “Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes” (:20) “The Door in the Floor” ››› (2004) Jeff Bridges. (:15) “The Dentist II” ›› (1998, Horror) Corbin Bernsen. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Miss Congeniality 2” his commitment ceremony in the (576) SHOW (:05) “Suspect Zero” ›› (2004, Suspense) Aaron Eckhart. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Penn & Teller Penn & Teller HUFF (iTV) Huff meets a kindred spirit. “Alfie” ›› (2004, Comedy-Drama) Jude Law, Marisa Tomei. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) new episode “Ties That Bind.” (591) TMC (5:45) “Knock Off” › (1998, Action) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d (:20) “Livin’ Large!” ›› (1991) Terrence “T.C.” Carson. “Walking Tall” ›› (2004) The Rock. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Tupac: Resurrection” ››› (2003) ’ ‘R’ (CC) TUESDAY April 25, 2006 B7 DOINGS around the valley

• Sunset Estates Subdivision Phase Tooele 2 final plat for 35 lots totaling approximately 10.9 acres at 2100 N. 170 W. zoned Stansbury Celebrate Arbor Day R1-8 by Hallmark Homes, The Tooele City Arbor Day celebration, • The Cove at Overlake Condominiums Benson Grist Mill open supported by the Tooele County Master final plat to include 10 buildings, 132 units The Benson Grist Mill is open for the Gardeners, will be held at Settler’s Park by Stacie Ferguson MCM Engineering. 2006 season! Come for a free tour Monday (520 S. 50 W.) on Friday, April 28, at 6 p.m. Learn about school bond through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Three trees have been planted in mem- The Tooele County School Board and While you’re here, visit the Country Store ory of former Tooele City Mayors John C. Superintendent Johnson will host infor- and shop for handcrafted items from local Shields (1896-1897), John DeLaMare (1898- mational meetings about the upcoming folks, reprints of old and rare books, home 1901) and Louis Strasburg (1902-1903). Their bond election and proposed location of décor and accessories, candy, gifts and descendants will present short biographi- the new high school. Get your questions much more. To reserve the bowery for your cal sketches of their mayoral ancestors. answered. Please come and invite all family reunion, wedding or other special Musical entertainment will be provided by friends and neighbors interested in hear- event please call 882-7678. the Dupaix family and the Nolan Steadman ing about the issues. Service agencies meet family of Tooele. • April 26 — Vernon Elementary 7 The Board of Trustees of the Stansbury Try new voting machine p.m. Recreation Service Area and the Greenbelt Come and try out the new electronic • April 27 — Northlake Elementary Service Area and the Board of Directors voting equipment at the Grantsville Senior 6:30 p.m. of the Stansbury Service Agency will con- Citizens Center, Friday, April 28, 4-6 p.m. • May 11 — Tooele High School 7 vene on Wednesday, April 26, at 7 p.m. Need to register to vote? You can do that p.m. at the clubhouse, #1 Country Club Drive, too, just bring your picture I.D.! • May 18 — St. Barnabas Center Stansbury Park. Fix cats and dogs Help wanted at pool The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter Sports The Stansbury Park Swimming Pool is Clinic will be in Tooele at Wal-Mart, 99 W. accepting applications for the 2006 season. 1280 N., on Tuesday, May 16. Available positions are WSI instructors, life- Microchips and vaccinations are avail- Swimmers invited guards and concessions clerks. Applications able. Intake is at 8 a.m. until full. Prices Attention swimmers and triathletes are available on line at www.stansburypark. range from $20-50 for dogs and cats and — are you tired of swimming alone? If org or in the Stansbury Service Agency $90-135 for family plans. you are interested in swimming with office at the Stansbury Clubhouse, 1 For more information call toll-free 1- other people in a safe, loosely structured Country Club. Application deadline is May 866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or www. master’s program, please call Jim at 882- 5. For questions call Kim at 882-6188 or utahpets.org 5773 or Sam at 882-3247. Donna at 882-1316. Stop violence, assault There is no place for violence and sexual Philanthropy assault. DVSAVA is sponsoring a 5K fun run/ Overlake walk Saturday, April 29. 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Master Gardeners Barbara Barlow and Ray Beck (right) and Tooele City Parks and Cinco de Mayo will be celebrated required and training will be provided. Recreation Director Casey Allie (center) will be on hand Friday, April 28, at 6 p.m. to Saturday, May 6, with activities all day. For more information go to www.voutah. celebrate Arbor Day at Settler’s Park (520 S. 50 West). Three trees have been planted • 10 a.m. Mass — St. Marguerite’s church, org. To register, call Jeff at 801-582-9905 Stockton at the park in memory of former Tooele City Mayors. The program will feature musical 510 E. Vine. or e-mail [email protected]. entertainment by the Dupaix and Steadman families. • 12-6 p.m. — Festivities at the Veteran’s Grantsville Celebrate Arbor Day the school library. There are two positions 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line dancing 1 Memorial Park (Vine and Main Streets) Arbor Day celebrations will take place that need to be filled. Anyone interested p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. include food, music and piñatas. on Friday, April 28, in Stockton, Tooele and in running or participating should plan • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Pinochle • 7-11 p.m. Dancing — Mexican danc- Celebrate Arbor Day Grantsville. The programs will be spon- to attend. We would like to encourage all 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. ing for those 16 years and older $5 at St. Arbor Day celebrations will take place sored by the various cities supported by the parents of next year’s seventh and eighth • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. to Marguerite’s hall. Buy tickets at city hall, on Friday, April 28, in Tooele, Grantsville Tooele County Master Gardeners. graders to get involved in the council. If Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing 12-1 p.m. police department, Dave’s Drugs. and Stockton. The programs will be spon- The Stockton program begins at 6 p.m. you have a question or concern, please call with Tony Busico; ceramics 1 p.m. sored by the various cities supported by adjacent to the town fire hall. The public is Cook only once a month Shawna at 833-1921. • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aerobics If you are interested in learning about the Tooele County Master Gardeners. encouraged to attend. The Grantsville program begins at 2 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood pressure freezer cooking, sign up to attend a Once at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m.; Canasta 1 p.m. a Month Cooking class offered by USU p.m. at Grantsville City Hall. The public Adult Ed is encouraged to attend. Scouts • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; Mexican Extension by calling 843-2350. The next train 2 p.m.; dinner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo class is Friday, April 28. Class is from 6-8:30 Try new voting machine The Tooele Adult Education Center is noon; dancing 6-8 p.m. p.m. at 151 N. Main. Cost is $25 and includes Come and try out the new electron- Training set located at 76 S. 1000 W. Call 833-1994 with the Once a Month Cookbook, an entrée or ic voting equipment at the Grantsville Senior Circle, MWMC A “Multi Stake Mini Philmont Scout questions and to register for classes. item for you to take home and try, and din- Senior Citizens Center, Friday, April 28, Senior Circle is for those over 50 and Training” will be held April 28-29 at the East Take GED costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 for a mem- ner. Please call and register soon; classes 4-6 p.m. Need to register to vote? You can Stake Center (N. 7th St.). The GED test will be given at the Tooele bership form and to RSVP for all activities fill quickly. do that too, just bring your picture I.D.! Friday, April 28, at 7 p.m. will be family Adult Education Center, 76 S. 1000 West, except exercise and water aerobics. Scout night showing the movie “Follow me Head Start opens building Donner Reed Museum open on May 9-10, starting at 8 a.m. Please con- • Body Instincts — Meets on Tuesdays An open house celebration for the new The Donner Reed Museum, located at Boys.” Saturday, April 29, will offer training tact Andrea at 833-1994 by April 12. You 9:30 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Tooele Head Start building will be held the corner of Cooley and Clark Streets for Scout and Priesthood leaders from 8 must pre-register for the test. Main). in Grantsville, displays artifacts from Wednesday, May 3, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Snacks and lunch will be • Hinges and Twinges (water aerobics) the Donner Reed trail seven days a week at 222 N. Coleman Street (600 W.). Light served. — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 a.m. by appointment only. Call 884-3767 or refreshments will be served and there will Scout uniforms are suggested if avail- Seniors at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2. 884-3411. be door prize drawings. With questions call able. There is no charge to attend. Please • April 27 — 7 p.m. Healthy Women 882-6743. call Chuck Lawrence at 882-0209 with ques- Fix dogs and cats Grantsville seniors Seminar: topic is sinuses and allergies. Get mercury out The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ tions. The Grantsville Senior Center can be Free disposal of mercury is offered Neuter Clinic will be in Grantsville at reached at 884-3446. at Tooele County Health Department, Westgate Mortgage, 94 W. Main, on Groups Reunions • Mondays lunch at noon, reservations 151 N. Main, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday, May 15. Appointments are avail- by 8:30 a.m. Monday-Friday during April. able by calling 884-1400. • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. Eagles nominate officers Get rid of household products that Microchips and vaccinations are avail- THS Class of ‘76 ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, The Tooele Eagles Aerie #164 will contain mercury — such as old mer- able. Intake is at 8 a.m. until full. Prices The date is set for May 20 at the Eagle’s reservations by 8:30 a.m. hold its nominations for new officers cury thermometers, thermostats and old range from $20-50 for dogs and cats and Nest, however we are still searching for • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. break- on April 27 during its regular meeting. chemistry sets — to keep mercury out of $90-135 for family plans. For more infor- many classmates. If you are from the class fast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; 1 p.m. Bunko If you are interested in being an officer, municipal landfills. mation call toll-free 1-866-PETS FIX (1- of 1976 or have a friend or family member • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. call Worthy President Kevin Denner at 866-7387 349) or www.utahpets.org that has not received an announcement, Weather spotters needed line dancing; lunch at noon, reservations 843-7006 or be at the meeting. The elec- please call one of the following: Tooele County and the National Planners meet by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; tion will be May 4. Dorothy (Dot) Manchester Bankhead Weather Service are uniting to recruit The Grantsville City Planning 1 p.m. Bingo Diabetes classes set and train volunteer weather spotters. The Commission will hold a business meet- 843-7384 • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at noon, Anyone with diabetes, don’t miss out on class is on Tuesday, April 25, from 7-8:30 ing on Thursday, May 4, in the Grantsville Jolene Pannunzio 843-9061 reservations by 8:30 a.m. the self management classes held Friday p.m. in the Tooele County Emergency City Hall council chambers, 429 E. Main Brenda Faddis Magdiel 882-8310 • Everyday quilting mornings 9:30 to noon May 12, 19, 26 and Operations Center conference room in St., at 7 p.m. Julie Dow Waggoner 882-5565 • April 28 — Birthday dinner 4 p.m. with June 2. You will need a doctor’s referral. the courthouse, 47 S. Main St., Tooele. School bond meeting set entertainment by The Flash Backs at 5:30 For more information call Eileen DeLeeuw As weather spotters you can help Terry Linares, the Secondary Education Schools p.m. at 228-0048. increase the warning time for threatening Director for the Tooele County School • May 2 — Hearing clinic 9 a.m. to Homemakers visit village storms and weather conditions. Everyone District, will make a presentation and noon Tooele Homemakers are getting ready is welcome and there is no charge for answer any questions about the upcom- TJHS elects council • May 3 — Center board meeting 1 p.m. for their annual spring trip. This year they attending the class. Weather spotters are ing school bond election to build a new Tooele Junior High Community Council • May 10 — Breakfast by Harmony will visit Gardner’s Village in Salt Lake City especially needed from Vernon, Dugway high school and elementary school. will hold elections for parent voting mem- Home Health in honor of Older American’s on May 1. In order to attend you must RSVP and Wendover. Call Wade at 843-3260 if Please plan on attending and invite your bers on Thursday, May 4, at 6:30 p.m. in the Month to Neva at 882-5386 or Patty at 843-2350 you have questions. friends and neighbors to Grantsville High school library. There are two positions that • May 20 — Old Time Fiddlers 1-3 p.m. no later than 3 p.m. April 28. Meet at the School Wednesday, April 26, at 7 p.m. need to be filled. Anyone interested in run- • May 30 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. by Enjoy Robin Hood performance Extension office (151 N. Main) at 9 a.m. Tooele City Parks and Recreation and ning or participating should plan to attend. appointment Donate blood Plan to bring money for lunch and shopping Missoula Children’s Theatre will present We would like to encourage all parents of • May 19 — Birthday dinner 4 p.m. with The Grantsville High School Mock if you wish. We will return around 2 p.m. “Robin Hood” on Saturday, April 29, at next year’s seventh and eighth graders to variety show entertainment, election and Trial, along with the Red Cross, is host- Alzheimer’s group meets the Tooele High School auditorium. ing a blood drive in the Grantsville High get involved in the Council. If you have a installation of officers Tooele County Aging/Adult Services Show times will be 3 and 7 p.m. Tickets School auditorium on April 28 from 9 question or concern, please call Shawna Tooele seniors are available at the door. Ticket prices are a.m. to 2 p.m. If you would like to donate, at 833-1921. The Tooele County Senior Citizen Center $3 for adults, $2 child, or $10 for a family. please contact Mr. Catham Beer at 884- Enjoy author’s night can be reached at 882-2870. For more information call 843-2142. 4500. Walk-ins are also welcomed. Students at Middle Canyon Elementary • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aerobics SEE DOINGS ON B8 will display their original text and artwork on Author’s Night to be held Tuesday, May Meetings Erda 23, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Families are invited to come and go as they wish. Every student DOINGS POLICY City planners hear public Planners hear public will show a book. It will be fun and inter- Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings esting to see the different types of work The Tooele City Planning Commission The Erda Township Planning Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at students choose to display. Come and sup- will meet in a public hearing and busi- Commission will hold a public hear- [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. port your budding author! ness meeting Wednesday, April 26, at 7 ing on Wednesday, April 26, at 7 p.m. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable p.m. at Tooele City Hall in the city coun- in the auditorium of the Tooele County TJHS council elects organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the cil chambers, 90 N. Main. The public will Courthouse, 47 S. Main St., Tooele, to Tooele Junior High will hold elections for advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we be heard to request recommendation to take public comment on Spiral Springs parent voting members of the community can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words the city council for: concept phase. council on Thursday, May 4, at 6:30 p.m. in or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. B8 TUESDAY April 25, 2006

Kick drug habit ners range from age 10 to col- Doings A 12 Step Addiction Recovery lege adult. Tickets range in price Continued from page B7 Program for addictive/compul- from free to $20 and are avail- sive behavior, run by LDS Social able at the door. Services in Tooele and Erda, Nominate history teacher provides a monthly support welcomes new members and Nominations are being sought group for caregivers of someone everyone. for Utah History Teacher of the who has Alzheimer’s Disease or • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 Year Award. The state winner other forms of dementia, spon- S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 will receive $1,000 and his or sored by Alzheimer’s Association • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 her school library will receive and Tooele Caregiver’s Support E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 a core archive of history books Program. Meetings are held the and materials. Deadline is May second Tuesday each month at 1. For more information, call 2:30 p.m. at the Tooele Senior General 801-538-7708 or write Robert. Citizen’s Center, 59 E. Vine St. [email protected]. For information, call Donna Young at 882-2870 ext. 126 or Enjoy flute Frank Reed at 882-2807 ext 130. concert Moose host golf scramble T h e The Moose Lodge Mother’s Utah Flute A s s o c i a t i o n Day scramble will offer golf, fun, East Elementary PTA presented a $6,982 check to Principal Mark Brunsdale on April 5 to buy playground family, dinner, prizes and friends equipment. The PTA also donated $500 to the choir directors Mary Charles and Diane Little for new choir will present on Sunday, May 14, at the 9 a.m. shirts. Pictured above are: (l-r) Fundraising Chair Lisa Rhoads, PTA President Mary Edwards, Principal An Evening shotgun start. All members and Brunsdale, Superintendent Mike Johnsen. of Sonatas on guests are welcome to the four Friday, May person scramble, open invita- Abuse (CASA) is a support Dealer’s Choice AA meeting Feeling trapped? 12, at 7 p.m. tion: golfing $17, cart $8.50, tri group for any addiction. The 12 will be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at If someone’s drinking is at Wasatch tip beef dinner $7, entry fee step Bible based program will the United Methodist Church, 78 affecting your life, Alanon can Presbyterian and prizes $4.50. Sign up at the be used. Meetings will be each E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get help. Call 882-7756 for informa- Church, 1626 Moose social quarters before Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele directions or information. tion. Meet Monday, Wednesday S. 1700 E., 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 11. Church of Christ, 430 W. Utah Castaways AA meetings set and Friday at 6:30 p.m. and Salt Lake City. Sponsor a hole in Mom’s name. Ave. No cost and free baby sit- Castaway’s Alcoholics Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. This concert With questions call 882-4357 or ting will be provided. For more Anonymous meets Monday- Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron features the 882-2931. information call 882-4642. Saturday at noon and on Friday Dr., Tooele. winners of the Tooele AA meets daily at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas Alateen meets Mondays UFA’s Sonata Competition Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Open; Alateen meets Mondays at Recovery held live on meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. mixed; non-smoking; wheel- 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas church Feb. 25 as part at 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882- chair access; nursery available in Overlake. Please come for of the annual 7358 for information. Monday-Friday. (Adults only on sharing and caring. Please call CASA meets Thursdays Flute Festival. Christians Against Substance Saturday.) 849-1881 for more information. Dealer’s Choice AA meets The 16 win-

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Assistant in a very pleasant and team oriented clinic. Great to 500,000 newspaper wood Dr, Pine Canyon readers. Just call 2270 N 2000 E, April work environment and benefi ts. Will support the center nurse, SELLING YOUR moun- Join our team & enjoy a fun positive working environment! Tooele Transcript Bulle- 26- May 5th 10am-7pm physicians, and management in all functions of the clinic tain bike? Advertise it in tin at (435)882-0050 for Daily. MOVING SALE, the classifieds. Call including front and back offi ce, with some limited laboratory details. (Ucan) lots of stuff 840-3374 work. Requires completion of a certifi ed MA program or 882-0050 equivalency; current BLS -Health Care Provider card; LARGE WINDOW mount TOOELE, 1581 N Dur- ocher Lane, Saturday Lost & Found phlebotomy skills and human relation and effective commu- swamp cooler, 2yrs old, great condition. $200 April 29th, 9am-3pm. nication skills. Must have profi ciency in the specifi c clinic’s obo. (435)224-2100 Lots of baby items!! specialty skills within six weeks of hire; medical Assistant Swing, bouncer, FOUND: PARAKEET, clothes, other misc. Taco Time area. Call to Certifi cation or Registration preferred. Please apply online at: MILLER BOBCAT weld- identify. 882-6145 www.hr.utah.edu er, 225G, 8000 watt items. generator CC/CV. Human Resources TOOELE, 344 N 840 E, FOUND: TERRIER 420 Wakara Way, Suite 105 AC/DC. $1400. 830- brown with black mark- Furniture • Appliances • Flooring • Home Theater 6704 Friday 7am-4pm, Satur- Salt Lake City, UT 84108 day 7am-2pm. Tools, ings, half-grown, found chains, binders, lace, on Skyline Drive. Call to Phone: (801) 581-2169 RAIL ROAD Ties, 8ft to Apply in Person at: rot-a-tiller, baby stuff, identify. 843-0582 or Equal Opportunity Employer 18’ long. 840-2298 843- folding bike, etc. 496-0697 0621 48 South 50 West, Tooele • 882-0964 B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 25, 2006

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(435)840- 8607 pay and benefits. Con- Stylist make $11- Shop (801)972-5810 $1600 435-882-2450 0727, (801)376-7321 tact Omar: 1-800-347- $18/hr! Keep busy THE UTAH ARMY Na- Home (435)843-8181 Continued on next page 9438 extension 3045 make money, and have tional Guard is currently 78 CENTURY, has work- and mention ref# fun, Plus vacation pay looking for Heavy ing furnace, fridge, toi- 169B.EOE. (ucan) paid holidays and insur- Equipment Operators. let, shower, water heat- ance. Great Clips. Call Great bonuses and er, 19ft, $2000 obo. DRIVER: TAKE CARE of 830-0183 benefits. For more infor- 882-3869 mation contact: SFC your family. Join ours. HIRING CONCRETE Craig Dowen at (435) Swift offers excellent workers, form setters 99 KOMFORT 23ft camp Maintenance 833-0928 (ucan) miles, compensation, and flatwork finishers. trailer, ac, central heat, Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V CDL training. OTR, re- queen size bed, outside Call Geoff at WAGSTAFF CON- Technician gional, dedicated runs. shower and electrical. (435)630-6131 or Lee STRUCTION now hiring Motor Grader Operator- Skilled posi- Www.SwiftTrucking Great condition. $9000 at (435)636-5523 exp. framers lead and Jobs.com. 1-866-333- obo. 843-0072 Cargill, Inc., a world leader in agriculture and industry is seeking tion requiring operation of a road grader. labors (801)557-4047 8801. Ref#169B. EOE. HVAC INSTALLERS to hire a Maintenance technician. Duties include troubleshooting Will work with existing natural soil and (ucan) WANTED. Entry level to FOR SALE: 2000 Chey- DRIVERS: EXPERI- enne Coleman trailer, and repairing mechanical and electrical equipment as well as journeyman experience. ENCE Pays! up to transported soils, aggregate and material DRIVER: TAKE CARE of excellent condition, minor fabrication work including installation and modification of Majority of work will be $.36cpm on actual your family. Join ours. sleeps 6-8. $6500 obo. new and existing conveyor and packaging equipment. Applicants for drainage, new road structures. Will at Hill Air Force Base. 6 miles! pd vacation! run We offer excellent 884-6037 year housing project. western states. no ex- must be eighteen years or older and provide identification for perform minor servicing and mainte- miles, compensation, Contact Mike Salmon at perience required miller eligibility purposes. Applicants must be available to work rotating CDL training, OTR, re- FOR SALE: 2002 Honda nance. 1-801-726-1850. (ucan) brothers co. Dave; 800- gional, dedicated runs. CR250 motorcycle, shifts and overtime as needed. A High School diploma/GED is 873-0939 x387 $2400 and 1968 Larson 1-866-333-8801. LABORERS NEEDED required, additional schooling/degree a plus. Four to Five years Grade & Asphalt Roller Operator- Skilled fishing boat, 22ft, 130hp Ref#169B. EOE. (ucan) for local company. We Business Chrysler. Call Austin experience is desired. Must pass a written exam. position to operation of rollers and offer excellent benefits Opportunities (435)840-3837 Cargill offers an excellent benefit package compactors to bring asphalt, soils and DRIVERS: LW Miller. and pay. Please apply Liquid tank- dry bulk; in person at 1830 West � 401-k aggregate within compaction specifi ca- $50- 60K potential in- Hwy 112. Motorcycles & � Health and Dental insurance come, great benefits, TEACHERS, ATVs � Paid Vacation and Holidays tions. Will perform minor servicing and bonuses! 2yr OTR. CDL LANDSCAPE AND Irri- 2002 POLINI Kid mortor- � Incentive plan with Hazmat. Owner op- HELP EDUCATE maintenance. gation, skilled and un- cycle $900 obo call erators welcome! 1- � Competitive wages skilled jobs. Work in FAMILIES 830-8776 Water Truck Driver- Skilled position in- 800-800-0455 x105 Tooele and Salt Lake � Opportunities for Growth counties. SILVERLEAF Use your skills to 2003 HONDA XR70R3 volving the safe and effi cient operation of EXECUTIVE HOUSE- (801)619-0529 help families learn motorcycle for sale, Wage will be $19.05 per hour after 90 day probationary period. KEEPER Comfort $950; 1994 Honda T3X a water wagon. Responsible for loading LANDSCAPE LA- Successful applicants will be required to pass a company paid Suites Airport seeks ex- how to solve their 4-wheeler for sale, BORERS needed, pay and unloading large quantities of water ecutive housekeeper to financial problems! $1500. Call Moana at medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, reference depending on experi- join our team. Must (435)833-0359 or checks, credit check and criminal background check. Cargill for compaction and/or dust control. Must ence. Valid drivers li- Primerica offers have prior housekeep- (801)706-9531 have current CDL license. ing, supervision experi- cense required. part-time sale Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. ence. Day shift and flex- (435)843-7105 management op- 89 HONDA XR600, great ible days off. email re- shape, street legal. Apply at: LOCAL DRIVER needed, Interested applicants should apply at: sume to airportkurt@ portunity to earn $2500. (801)865-4629 Beck Street Offi ce yahoo.com or apply in call Jim’s Ice Cream. extra money after Utah Department of Workforce Services 1730 N Beck St, SLC person 496-0427 96 HARLEY FXR, excel- 305 North Main school. lent condition, new mo- NEEDED: FULL time Tooele, Utah Orem Offi ce FULL TIME Babysitter tor, $7500. 882-4851 driver for dump truck, for 1 and 5 year old. Call Steve Or online at Jobs.utah.gov 890 N Industrial Park Dr, Orem CDL required. Call Jim 843-7142 (801) 502-5114 KAWASKI ZX-9, 2003, (435)830-0838 2300 miles, like new, $6500. (435)840-4293 NEW HOME Sale host- A CASH COW! 90 Vend- ess: phones, greeting, ing Machine Units/30 messages, general in- Locations. Entire busi- Trailers formation, filing, ap- ness - $10,970. Local Utah Company. Hurry! Packaging pointment coordination. 1983 PROWLER 24ft Required: excellent ver- Call 1-801-593-0084. needs minor repairs bal communication, or- (ucan) $2500 (801)450-2448 ganization & filing skills: or (435)882-5503 Position WP, Excel professional ALL CASH CANDY atmosphere, Monday, Route. Do you earn TWO HORSE horse trail- Cargill , a world leader in agriculture and industry, is Thursday, Friday, Sat- $800 in a day? Your er for sale, $1500 obo. urday 1-6. Fax resume own local candy route. 849-3949 seeking to hire qualified persons for Packaging position at 801-523-0402 Includes 30 machines the Timpie Utah Plant. Applicants must be eighteen years and candy. All for Autos NOW HIRING 2006 $9,995. 1-888-745- or older and provide identification for eligibility purposes. POSTAL JOBS! $18/hr 3353. (ucan) Position responsibilities include operation and preventative starting, Avg. Pay $0 Down! Cars From maintenance of various industrial equipment including, $57K/year. Federal LOOKING FOR Candi- $29/mo! Police Im- Benefits. No experience dates w/management pounds for Sale! 36 auto-packaging, conveyor systems, inspecting machine and needed. 1-800-584- experience or training in Months @ 8.5% apr. product, daily clean up and others duties assigned. The 1775 Ref #P9701 marketing. Open the For listings Call 800- door to financial free- 366-9813 x 8329 ability to lift 50 and 80 pound bags occasionally. OPENING OTR DRIVER dom. I’ll help. Call John Applicant must have initiative, be safety conscious, with 2 years flatbed ex- 843-9640 $500 POLICE IM- perience, Mostly West- POUNDS! Hondas, energetic, have solid communication skills and be very ern States, Clean Class PRIVATE CLUB w/pool- Chevys, Fords, Jeeps, dependable. Applicants must be available to work rotating A CDL, Call 1-435-654- hall, restaraunt and real Toyotas, etc! Cars, shifts, weekends, holidays and overtime as required. A 2429. Weekends OK, estate for sale, Tooele. Trucks, SUV's from Dry Creek Transporta- Reduced price. Estab- $500! For listings 1- High School diploma/GED is required. Upon an offer of tion. (ucan) lished 11yrs. Owner in 800-366-9813 exten- employment, the successful applicant will be required to poor health. 882-9085 sion 9977. (ucan) PART TIME Medical re- afternoons. pass a company paid medical exam, drug/alcohol test, and ceptionsit needed eve- $500! Hondas from background check. The base rate of pay is $15.90 per hour nings and weekends. REAL ESTATE Inves- $500! Police Impounds Fax resume to 882- ting! Make Money! Not For Sale, For listings ($14.71 for 90 day probation) Successful applicants will be 3859 Attn. Angela Excuses! We have ev- Call 800-366-9813 x required to pass a company-paid medical exam, which erything you need to A519 PIPELINE COMPANY become successful! includes a drug/alcohol screen, reference, credit and needs experienced peo- Fire your boss! Take 1976 FORD F150, 9” lift, criminal background check. Cargill offers a ple for trackhoes, load- back your life! Toll Free canary yellow, $3,000 comprehensive benefit package and opportunities for ers and pipework. Call message 866-283-6738 obo 882-3691 Paul at 840-1885 growth. Cargill Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 1987 OLDSMOBILE Cut- Interested candidates should go online at jobs.utah.gov to WANTED Property and las Sierra, power locks TOOELETRANSCRIPT fill out a Cargill Application, then fax to 435-884-0922 or Casualty Insurance BULLETIN and windows, runs agent. Grantsville. great, 170,000 miles, go to any Department of Workforce Services in your area. Wage plus commission. 882-0050 needs heater core, Call 882-1216 $600. Call 843-5852 TUESDAY April 25, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Continued from previous page Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Water Shares Financial Public Notices Public Notices Rent Services Meetings Meetings Apartments for NOW LEASING GREAT $$WHY RENT when NEW 3bdrm 2 full bath 2 4BDRM HUD Home! On- WANTED: WATER rights $$CASH$$ Immediate PUBLIC NOTICE will hold a public hearing Rent BEAUTIFUL 2 AND you can buy? O down car garage, private pa- ly $62,900, Financing or irrigation shares in Cash for Structured Notice is hereby given on May 9, 2006, at 7:00 3BDRM, GRANTS- tio, tile floors, nice mas- Referrals available! For Tooele Valley. Call Settlements, Annuities, that the Grantsville City p.m. at the Vernon Fire 2BDRM cute and ro- programs, not perfect VILLE 435-884-6211 ter, central air. Water, Listings Call 800-366- Ross at 801-642-0119 Law Suit, Mortgage Planning Commission Station, to consider a re- mancing $500/mo credit. Single parent sewer, trash, mowing, 9783 x B851 Notes & Cash Flows. will hold a business quest by Robert Durrant $25/dep 1bdrm programs. Call for de- ONE BEDROOM apart- snow removal paid. No WATER RIGHTS Need- J.G. Wentworth #1 1- meeting on Thursday, and Mary Dean to $475/mo electricity in- tails. Berna or Chris ment, washer and dry- pets, no smoking. ed for Development. 800-794-7310. (UCAN) May 4, 2006 in the amend the Zoning Map cluded no smoking 435-840-5029 Group 4BDRM, 2BTH, 50% fin- er, water furnished, $975/mo. rent/ rent to Will look at any number Grantsville City Hall of the Town of Vernon. small pets ok 435-224- 1 Real Estate ished basement, twin kitchen furnished, no own. Available now. or kind of water rights Public Notices Council Chambers at The proposed amend- 2163 home, $112,500, 239 smoking no pets. Clean. $750/MO GRANTS- 884-3401 West Daniel Drive. Call for Tooele Valley 801- Meetings 429 E Main Street in ment is to rezone the fol- $400/mo $200/dep. VILLE, 3bdrm, 2bth, 843-0840 or 830-7875 497-6802 Grantsville, Utah, which lowing described proper- 2BDRM GRANTSVILLE 882-0810 NEWER HOME, 3bdrm, Deadline for public no- meeting shall begin ty located in the Town of quite neighbor hood, tices is 4 p.m. the day Apt, cute, clean, re- 2bth, 2 car garage, BANK FORECLOSURE! Office Space promptly at 7:00 P.M. Vernon, from its current close to Grantsville Ele- prior to publication. sponsible landlord SLEEPING ROOMS fenced yard. 944 W 420 4bdrm 2bth Home, The agenda shall be as Agriculture Zoning Dis- mentary, deposit nego- Public notices submit- seeking responsible available, $70 per S, $875/mo. Call $70,350! Won`t Last! follows: trict (A) to a Rural Resi- tiable, no smoking pets DESK SPACE/ office for ted past the deadline tented no smoking, ref- week, $10 key deposit, (801)254-1009 or More Homes Available, 7:00 P.M. MEETING dential Zoning District considered 840-4575 rent. $250/mo includes will not be accepted. erences required, first and last week- total (801)755-6382 For Listings Call 800- OFFICIALLY CALLED (RR-5): $425/mo plus security rent/ utils/ phone ac- UPAXLP $150 to move in. 46 N 1999 3BDRM, 1bth, 2 366-9783 xH772 TO ORDER BY CHAIR- Parcel One: Commenc- 435-830-6994 Broadway. 882-7605 NEWLY REMODELED cess/ hs, internet/ fax. MAN GARY FAWSON. ing at the northwest cor- car garage, central air, AGENDA 3bdrm, 1bth, quiet Call April 882-0355 or 1. Consideration of a ner of Section 31, Town- THE NEW Grantsville fireplace. $500/dep, FOR SALE by owner, NOTICE is hereby given APT FOR RENT, 2 street, central heat and 496-0606. preliminary plat for Adam ship 8 South, Range 5 Apartments are cur- $900/mo, water and 3bdrm, 2bth, 928 West that a meeting of the bdrm, 1 bath, govern- air, no pets/ smoking. Nash on a one hundred West, Salt Lake Base rently leasing up the sewer included. 715 Timpie Road. $144,000. EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- Board of Trustees of the ment subsidized. 211 $750 plus deposit Call two (102) lot subdivision and Meridian, thence beautiful two and West 700 South. 840- Call 843-5710 fice space for lease, Stansbury Recreation S. Hale, Grantsville. Jodi 833-9304 named Ranch Road at east 1320 feet, thence three bedroom apart- 0244 $125-$400/mo, all utilit- Service Area and the Call Tammi 884-1712. 800 E. Durfee Street in south 2354.22 feet, ments. The remaining FSBO 3000+SQFT ies included. Call Larry Greenbelt Service Area Equal Housing Opp. SMALL 1BDRM home in an R-1-8 zone thence southwest 632.22 available apartments 2 AND 3 bedroom 5bdrm 3bth rambler, no (801)574-4035 and the Board of Direc- Stockton 882-2649 or 2. Open discussion. feet, thence north will not last long. homes. Rent to own for backyard neighbors, tors of the Stansbury LARGE 2BDRM 2bth, 830-8604 FOR SALE OR LEASE 3. Adjourn. 1717.30 feet, thence Contact Carole at monthly payments start- two water heaters, Service Agency will con- nice nice nice! Serious Office/ Business Shauna Kertamus west 687.78 feet, thence 882-7875, ext 123. ing at $500. Call 801- glass top stove, great vene on Wednesday, inquiries only. SPACIOUS 4BDRM, Space Utilities in- Zoning Administrator north 689 feet to the 310-6948 or (435)224- neighborhood! April 26, 2006 at 7:00 $500/dep, $625/mo. No 2bth manufactured cluded. 44 or 56 Persons with disabilities point of beginning. UNITS AVAILABLE 4804 $198,000 496-4096 p.m., at the Clubhouse, pets. (435)840-3010 house, good condition. South Main. 1 month needing assistance to Parcel Two: Commenc- 3bdrm, 2bth town- #1 Country Club Drive, Master bed and bath. free. (602)826-9471 participate in this hearing ing at the southwest cor- homes, 2 car garage, 2BDRM HOUSE, fenced HOUSE for sale or rent Stansbury Park, Utah LOW RENT Remodels: Shed and carport in- (480)585-5380 should contact the ner of the east half of the ac, enclosed yard, yard, good location in Grantsville, horse 84074. Studio, 1 and 2 bed- cluded. Lease option. Grantsville City Office at northwest quarter of Sec- hookups, starting at and neighborhood, no property, over an acre Business Meeting room apartments. New $65K 3-5% buys it. Bob OFFICE/ BUSINESS least 24 hours prior to tion 31, Township 8 $399. April rent Free! smoking, $400 depos- of land, $150,000. $975 1. Call to Order carpet, tile and paint. or Brenda 843-7011 space, utilities and high the hearings. South, Range 5 West, 882-4004 it, $660/mo. City serv- rent, $700 deposit. 2. Pledge of Allegiance New management with speed internet included, (Published in the Tran- Salt Lake Base and Meri- ices paid by owner. (435)882-0546 or 3. Roll Call great tenants. Seniors STANSBURY 3bdrm, 272 North Broadway. script Bulletlin April 25, dian, thence east 10 Homes for Rent 882-8679 (435)840-1880 4. Review and Adopt Mi- welcome. 843-0917 2.5bth, 2 car garage, (435)882-4949 2006) chains, thence north 20 nutes 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- laundry room. chains, thence north Planning on selling your a. April 12, 2006 Regular 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ment, $800 month, $975/mo. (970)926- Buildings NOTICE OF PUBLIC 45°00'00' west 32.50 NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, home, you could be Meeting home for rent, no smok- $400 deposit, utilities in- 4215 HEARING ON PRO- rods, thence north 1.78 2bdrm, kitchenette sending your sales 5. Public Comment ing/ pets. 882-1550 cluded, central air, w/d points to up to 340,000 POSAL TO AMEND chains, thence west 10 available. Monthly, BUILDING MATERIALS: 6. Probable Vote Items hookups, no pets or STANSBURY CONDO, 3 households at once. For THE TOWN OF VER- rods, thence south 29.28 weekly & daily specials. METAL buildings, mini a. Golf Course Audit smoking. Kim 882-3796 bed, 2.5 Bath on the $155. you can place NON'S ZONING MAP chains to the point of be- HBO, cable. Call 882- 3BDRM 1BTH single car storage systems, roof Funding – John O’Don- water. $900/mo $1,000 your 25 word classified Pursuant to Sections 10- ginning. 3235. or 882-7008. 585 detached garaged and wall panels, metal nell 3BDRM, 1BTH with car- deposit, no pets, no ad to all 45 newspapers 9a-501 and 502 of the A copy of the current Canyon Rd, Tooele. fenced back yard, 351 building components. 7. Recess port, w/d hookups, large smoking. Call Rose@ in Utah. Just call the Utah Code, Notice is Zoning Map and related Valley View Motel. S 100 W 801-870-5208 Utah Manufacture 20 Work Session fenced yard, $750/mo DPRealty 435-830-2827 Transcript Bulletin at hereby given that the years plus. Top quality 1. Possible Vote Items plus deposit. 53 W 400 882-0050 for all the de- Vernon Town Council, STANSBURY PARK low prices. Weekly De- a. Delgada Estates Continued on next page N. Talena 830-8113 tails. (Mention ucan) Homes for rent, 3, 4 & livery. 1-800-262-5347. Green Space – Lamont 5bdrm, available now. cobuildings@cobuildings. Squires 4BDRM 1.5BTH, RAMBLER on .19 acre in Great community w/Golf net (ucan) b. Richmond American 200sqft, .25 acre lot, NE Tooele. 2532sqft, course, pool and park. Homes, Starside Phase I GREAT INVESTMENT The Kirk w/d included, DirecTV 6bdrm, 2.5bth, finished If you build, remodel or Quiet, Quality apartments in a included, lots of stor- 843-9883, 843-1282 Open Space – Jeff Terry basement. $165K. remove buildings you restored historic structure age, $875/mo, c. Clubhouse Lawn Rent- FSBO 435-882-3114 or can place your classi- $400/dep. No smoking STANSBURY WATER- al – Kimberly Zollinger 830-8295 fied ad in 45 of Utah's The Best Places at the Best Prices or pets. 843-0785 FRONT brand new d. Ponderosa Estates 6bdrm, 3bth, 2 car ga- newspapers for only Mini Park – Jeff Terry SELLING YOUR HOME? Completely Furnished rage, finished base- $155. for 25 words ($5. e. Greenbelt Sign Policy BEAUTIFUL 5bdrm 3bth Advertise it in the clas- Weekly & Monthly Rates ment, 3200sqft+ for each additional – Scott Totman rambler, 100% finished sifieds. Call 882-0050 basement, 2 car ga- $1500/mo. 435-830- word). You will reach up f. Lake Level – Walt 8558 (310)779-3726 to 340,000 households Holmes rage, RV parking, walk STANSBURY, 3BDRM, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 johnmclaughlin7 @cs.com and all you do is call the g. Kennecott Tour – Walt to schools, park, pool, 2bth. Call Dave 840- call for viewing. Transcript Bulletin at Holmes lake & golf course. No 1009. Agents Welcome. smoking, no pets. 882-0050 for all the de- h. Millpond Pump Struc- STOP PAYING rent for- tails. (Mention UCAN ture – Walt Holmes $1050/mo, $1000/dep. TOOELE, 3BDRM Split (801)635-5257 ever. Special report Classified Network) 2. Manager’s Report CUTE and AFFORDABLE shows you how to stop Entry, 1bth, built in 3. Board Members’ Re- BEAUTIFUL OVER- paying rent and to final- 2000. 2 car garage, STEEL BUILDINGS. ports and Requests LAKE townhouse, ly afford your own w/room to grow. Central FACTORY Deals. Save 4. Correspondence 3bdrm, 1.5bth, close home. http://ams.24hr air, mountain view, $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x 5. Financial and Bills to shopping, 1 car ga- $ mortgageinfo.com $127,500. 228-8900 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 6. Adjourn rage, water included, x 12‚ = $3.60/square (Published in the Tran- 99,900 $500/dep, $725/mo. TOOELE 3bdrm, 2bth TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth, foot. 1-800-658-2885. script Bulletin April 25, Available Now! Won’t fabulous new home, ap- fully finished basement, www.rigidbuilding.com 2006) 3 BEDROOMS, 1100 sq.ft. Last! (435)840-4570 pliances, large family 2 car garage, new roof, (ucan) room, laundry, fire $89,000. Jim (801)771- GREAT STARTER HOME!!! N ow Renting MULTI- LEVEL 3bdrm, place, ac, fence yard 2776 833-7459 2bth home on Tooele’s Call: Daniele 435-830-4990 deck, 2 car garage, TOOELE Clean Out Your MOVE IN SPECIALS east side call Karen TRANSCRIPT lease option available, TWO STORY custom Basement Diamond D Realty (435)496-0238 BULLETIN Exclusively for Seniors no smoking/ pets brick 4 bedroom 2.5 882-0050 $1100/mo 801-835- bath 2 car garage, STANSBURY PARK Pet Friendly 5592 or 801-949-4333 fenced yard, RV park- 5bdrm 2bth rambler, ing, shed, great neigh- 494 Country Club. Call for details. Tooele 4bdrm, 3bth, borhood. $159,000. pp Available now. newer 2000sqft beauti- (435)849-1572 Listings Needed! $1200/mo. Before 4pm ful and spacious, appli- (435)843-0717 Christy 843-1282. After ance, large family room, WHY RENT? No down 4pm, 843-9883 Troy. laundry, fire place, payment. $89,900. Very I Make Buying Easy fence yard, deck, 2 car clean condo w/3bdrm 1 garage, ac, lease option 1/2bth, 1 car garage. Creative Financing Solutions available, no smoking/ Call Frank 801-231- 814 Saddle Rd., G-ville pets $1200/mo 801- 9401 Owner/ Agent Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? 835-5592 or 801-949- Incredible country living in this Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? 4333 Manufactured beautifully modern 2000 Rambler Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! Homes TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, with .70 Acre, 3,800 s.f., Master SINGLE WIDE, new • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. 1 acre lot, workshop, flooring, nice model Suite w/ Jetted Tub, 3 Bedrooms, • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. garage, carport, remod- • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. home park in Tooele for eled, clean, references. 2 Full Baths and area in • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. sale owner financing, $1050/mo. 435-224- • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. reasonable terms. call basement for 5 more bedrooms, 5324 • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. Brent 801-864-6949 $$ • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. 2295,00095,000 2nd Kitchen and Bathrooms, Lots • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. UPGRADED TOWN home in Overlake, Mobile Homes of possibilities. RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! 3bdrm, central heat/ air, garage, hardwood SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile CoCommmmercialcial Propeopertyty floors, new carpet. home for rent, no smok- Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate $900/mo, $800/dep. ing/ pets. 882-1550 debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. R (801)231-9934 EER (801)231-8999 D FOR SALE or rent: 1983 D • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. NN TT mobile home, good con- • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. Homes UNDERUU CC • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. dition, new shed, con- DD AA $R • Rural housing programs. crete patio, new carpet, $R • No closing cost options. $L $ L TT 2289,00089,000 2bdrm, 1bth, open floor 1167,20067,200 NN $$$SAVE MONEY O plan, gas/ water includ- O As TheO OSouth End Of Main Street Is Becoming 787 East 800 North CONTRACTC 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 Find HUD & Bank ed. Must see to appreci- SSOLDS CRevitalized Take Advantage Of This Great owned homes at: ate. 833-9144, 849- East side home with Curb Appeal and Family Location and Building on .69 Acres, This Former 833-0740 www.tooelebankowned 1537 Appeal with its Large Yard and Completely Store could be used as Office, Restaurant, (Just South of Wal-Mart) homes.com or call for Finished Interior. A Neighborhood to Love, Views Computer, Supply, Market, Convenience Store or Bail Bonds, Use your imagination! www.deseretpeakmtg.com a list Berna or Chris Lots & Land to Wow over, Close to Schools and Town. 435-840-5029, Group 1 Real Estate BEAUTIFUL UTAH! Greeatat IInvestnvestmeentnt 127 COUNTRY Club, LAND Sale-66 acres - Stansbury, central air, $47,900. Uinta Moun- 4bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- tain area. Outdoor lov- rage, recently remod- er's dream! Dramatic eled. If interested call mountain views, close Spring is Here! 843-7515 to conveniences. Sur- $$ $$ rounded by wilderness. 2216,50016,500 1139,90039,900 Nearby lake and state Two homes on a .43 Acre Main & the Moving is Easy! parks. Excellent financ- Ideal East side Oquirrh Cottage Condo, FFOROR SSALE!ALE! ing. Call UTLR 1-877- Street Lot, Ideal Location, Zoned Near Golf Course, 3 Bdrms, 2 Full Bths, 349-5263. (ucan) Multi-Use With Options Galore!!! Master Suite, Vaults, Walk-in closets, Need I Say More. Covered Patio, Peace and Quiet. • Full Time • Full Service • Full Commitment STOCKTON BUILDING lots. 12000- 16000ft. Newly constructed Greateat IInvestnvestmentent Sell Your Home Here for roads. Beautiful lake/ • I Love Working With Seniors mountain views. Great R ERR (Because I am one!) $ 80* for manufactured or EER D E ea. custom built homes. DD NND 6 882-7094 (801)860- NN TT UNDERUU CTT Call 882-0050 5696 UNDERUU CC AC • Ask about my Senior Discount $ A $1107,9000A7A,900 $$RR *Based on 13 issue contract. R T 1123,00023,000 Water Shares TTR NNT • FREE Home Warranty 295NN East 1st South OO869 South 690 West 3BDRM 2BTH Home For WHYO OPAY RENT? COLLECT IT ! This Up & Down CCONTRACT 1 SHARE of Cettlement CCONTRACT CThis 5 Bedroom Rambler has Curb Appeal! Sale! Only $10,590! CDuplex has 1716 s.f., 4 bdrms, 2 full bths, 2 laundry With All New Listings! Canyon irrigation water, Bank Foreclosures rms, 2 car garage, fenced yard, auto sprinklers and 2000s.f., Fenced Yard, 2 Bathrooms, Large Backyard, for sale or lease, call Available Now, For List- more. Occupy, Rent or both. Call 840-0344. RV parking and Area to build a garage. Bruce 435-830-6583 ings Call 800-366-9783 GAIL MIKESELL x 5153 1 SHARE of irrigation Shane cell: 840-5818 3BDRM HOME on 1.96 water in middle Canyon acres, $280,000, in Er- 801-897-0625 office: 843-8326 da. Very nice location, Bergen 1244 N. Main Ste 101, Tooele secluded. Additional 2 WANTED: Water right or *Each office independently owned and operated. irrigation shares in (cell) Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. Exit Realty Home Team Gateway Professional Center acres available. 840- 0344 (435)882-4396 Tooele county call Da- (435)830-6585 vid at 435-830-3337 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main B12 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 25, 2006

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Public Notices PUBLIC NOTICE mit Modification to the tle, possession or en- records. Trustee will sell the balance of the pur- THIS COMMUNICATION OF TOOELE COUNTY, INVITATION TO BID Meetings NOTICE IS HEREBY TEAD Hazardous Waste cumbrances, the follow- at public auction to high- chase price by 12:00 IS AN ATTEMPT TO UTAH. OWNER: Grantsville GIVEN THAT the Tooele Storage, Incineration, ing described property: est bidder without war- noon the day following COLLECT A DEBT, AND Together with all the im- City, Utah PROJECT: regulations and a copy of City Planning Commis- and Open Burn/Open Lot 2, B and B Subdivi- ranty as to title, posses- the sale. The deposit ANY INFORMATION provements now or here- GRANTSVILLE CITY the proposed zone sion will meet in a public Detonation Permit. The sion, a subdivision of the sion or encumbrances, must be in the form of a OBTAINED WILL BE after erected on the FIRE STATION 26 change and applicable hearing and Business modification if approved town of Stockton, ac- the following described cashier’s check or bank USED FOR THAT PUR- property, and all ease- NORTH CENTER regulations may be re- meeting scheduled for would relocate the cy- cording to the plat there- property: BEGINNING official check payable to POSE. ments, appurtenances, STREET GRANTSVILLE viewed before the hear- Wednesday, April 26, clone, afterburner, asso- of, recorded in the Office AT THE SOUTHEAST Lundberg & Associates. (Published in the Tran- and fixtures now or here- UTAH BIDS DUE: ing by contacting Doretta 2006 in the hour of 7:00 ciated ducting, and mis- of the Tooele County Re- CORNER OF LOT 4, The balance must be in script Bulletin April 25, after a part of the proper- NOON, THURSDAY Shumway, Town Clerk at PM. The meeting will be cellaneous controls and corder Tax Serial No. 11- BLOCK 41, GRANTS- the form of a wire trans- 2006) ty. MAY 11, 2006 830-3473. held at Tooele City Hall electrical equipment. 079-0-0002 Purported VILLE CITY SURVEY, fer, cashier’s check, Tax Parcel No.: 11-100- GRANTSVILLE CITY Interested persons are in the City Council The equipment to be re- Property Address: 350 SAID POINT ALSO BE- bank official check (credit 0-0321 HALL 429 EAST MAIN invited to attend and give NOTICE OF TRUST- Chambers, located at 90 located is currently locat- WEST WALK STREET, ING THE SOUTHWEST union official checks are EE’S SALE The street address of the STREET GRANTS- comment on this propos- N Main Street, Tooele, ed in a building where it STOCKTON, UT 84071- CORNER OF THE not accepted) or U.S. property is purported to VILLE, UT 84029 al. APN: 08-030-0-0001 Utah. is exposed to high tem- 0058 AKA 350 W WALK "HUNT SUBDIVISION"; Postal money order pay- Trust No. 1080605-07 be 788 South Pioneer, BID OPENING: 5:00 Dated this 12th day of Agenda Items peratures. The equip- STREET, STOCKTON, THENCE RUNNING able to Lundberg & As- Tooele, UT 84074. The P.M. THURSDAY, MAY April, 2006. Ref: Chris Smith TRA: 1. Public Hearing and ment would be relocated UT 84071 AKA 350 WEST 88.0 FEET sociates. If wire transfer Loan No. XXXXXX9127. undersigned disclaims 11, 2006 BY ORDER OF THE Request Recommenda- just outside of the build- WEST WALK STREET, ALONG THE NORTH is used, an additional any liability for any error ARCHITECT: VERNON TOWN COUN- IMPORTANT NOTICE tion to the City Council ing. The relocation STOCKTON, UT 84071. LINE OF VINE STREET; $10.00 must be remitted TO PROPERTY OWN- in the street address. MHTN ARCHITECTS CIL for Sunset Estates Sub- would reduce break- The undersigned dis- THENCE NORTH 100.0 with the purchase price. The current Beneficiary INC: 420 EAST SOUTH BY DORETTA SHUM- ER: YOU ARE IN DE- division Phase 2 final downs and required claims any liability for FEET; THENCE EAST Cash payments are not FAULT UNDER A DEED of the trust deed is Mort- TEMPLE, SUITE 100 WAY plat for 35 lots totaling maintenance activities. any error in the street ad- 88.0 FEET, THENCE accepted. A trustee’s gage Electronic Registra- SALT LAKE CITY, UT VERNON TOWN OF TRUST, DATED approximately 10.9 acres A 60 day public comment dress. The owner of the SOUTH 100.0 FEET deed will be delivered to March 04, 2004. UN- tion Systems, Inc., 84111 CLERK at 2100 North and 170 period will start on April property as of the record- ALONG THE WEST the successful bidder ("MERS"), solely as Sealed bids will be re- (Published in the Tran- LESS YOU TAKE AC- west zoned R1-8 by Hall- 25, 2006 and end on ing of the Notice of De- LINE OF HUNT SUBDI- within three business TION TO PROTECT nominee for the lender ceived by the City of script Bulletin April 25, mark Homes Salt Lake, June 24, 2006. The re- fault is reported to be: Jill VISION TO THE POINT days after receipt of the and the record owners of Grantsville, Utah Atten- 2006) YOUR PROPERTY, IT Utah. quest for the modification T. Rapp and David J. OF BEGINNING. Tax amount bid. MAY BE SOLD AT A the property as of the re- tion: Wendy Palmer, at 2. Public Hearing and will be available for re- Rapp Bidders must ten- Serial No. 01-106-0-0037 DATED: April 14, 2006. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU cording of this notice of the address and time PUBLIC NOTICE Request Recommenda- view by the general pub- der to the trustee a Purported Property Ad- Scott Lundberg, Trust- NEED AN EXPLANA- default are reported to be stated above, for all con- Notice is hereby given tion to the City Council lic during regular busi- $5,000.00 deposit at the dress: 364 WEST VINE ee TION OF THIS PRO- Kenneth B. Fordham and struction work to com- that the Grantsville City for The Cove at Overlake ness hours at the Envi- sale and the balance of STREET, GRANTS- 3269 South Main, #100 CEEDING, YOU June G. Fordham. plete the above refer- Planning Commission Condominiums final plat ronmental Office, Build- the purchase price by VILLE, UT 84029. The Salt Lake City, UT SHOULD CONTACT A Bidders must be pre- enced project in accord- will hold a regular meet- to include 10 buildings, ing 8, TEAD, located two 12:00 noon the next undersigned disclaims 84115 LAWYER. On May 16, pared to tender to the ance with the contract ing on Thursday, May 132 units by Stacie Fer- miles south of Tooele, business day following any liability for any error (801) 263-3400 2006, at 4:30pm, James trustee $5,000.00 at the documents prepared by 11, 2006 in the Grants- guson MCM Engineering Utah or the Division of the sale. The deposit in the street address. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. H. Woodall, as duly ap- sale and the balance of MHTN Architects Inc. ville City Hall Council Salt Lake, Utah. Solid and Hazardous and balance of the sale The owner of the proper- – 5:00 p.m. pointed Trustee under a the purchase price by The sealed envelope Chambers at 429 E. 3. Request Design Re- Waste, Utah Department proceeds must be in the ty as of the recording of L&A Case No. 05-54795 Deed of Trust recorded 12:00 noon the day fol- containing the bids shall Main Street in Grants- view and Motion for The of Environmental Quality, form of a wire transfer, the Notice of Default is ET March 09, 2004, as In- lowing the sale. Both bear the name of the ville, Utah, which meet- Cove at Overlake Con- 288 North 1460 West, cashier's check or certi- reported to be: Jerry C. THIS COMMUNICATION strument No. 219703, in payments must be in the General Contracting Firm ing shall begin promptly dominiums at 1845 N Salt Lake City, Utah. fied funds payable to War and Kristi Warr Bid- IS AN ATTEMPT TO Book 0928, Page 0499, form of a cashier’s check submitting the bid and at 7:00 P.M. The agen- Berra Blvd by Stacie Fer- Questions on the modifi- First Southwestern Title ders must tender to the COLLECT A DEBT, AND of the Official Records in or money order, cash the project tittle listed da shall be as follows: guson MCM Engineering cation may be directed to Agency of Utah, Inc.. A trustee a $5,000.00 de- ANY INFORMATION the office at the County and Bank “Official above. 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC Salt Lake, Utah. TEAD, Environmental trustee's deed will be deposit at the sale and the OBTAINED WILL BE Recorder of Tooele Checks” are not accepta- Bids will be publicly HEARING: 4. Request Design Re- Office, by contacting Da- livered to the successful balance of the purchase USED FOR THAT PUR- County, State of Utah, ble. A trustee’s deed will opened and read aloud a. Proposed minor subdi- view and Motion for vid Woodworth (435) bidder within three busi- price by 12:00 noon the POSE. executed by Chris Smith be made available to the at the time stated above. vision of one (1) lot into Tooele County Health 833-3504, or the Utah ness days after receipt of next business day follow- (Published in the Tran- and Jennifer Smith, Hus- successful bidder within Bids received after the four (4) for Angela & Eric Dept addition located at Division of Solid and the amount bid. This ing the sale. The deposit script Bulletin April 18, band And Wife As Joint three business days fol- bid opening time shall Vaughn for land they 151 N Main Street Hazardous Waste, Utah Trustee's Sale may be and balance of the sale 25 & May 2, 2006) Tenants, will sell at pub- lowing receipt of the bid not be accepted. Bids own located at 410 W Tooele. Department of Environ- subject to a bankruptcy proceeds must be in the lic auction to highest bid- amount. The sale is must conform and be re- Cherry Street in a split 5. Review and approval mental Quality, by con- filing, a payoff, a rein- form of a wire transfer, NOTICE OF TRUST- der, payable in lawful made without any war- sponsive to all contract zone of R-1-12 and RM- of the Planning Commis- tacting Rick Page (801) statement or any other cashier's check or certi- EE'S SALE money of the United ranty whatsoever, includ- documents. 7. sion minutes for the 538- 6170. The permit- condition that would fied funds payable to The following described States at the time of ing but not limited to any Grantsville City reserves b. Proposed rezoning for meeting held April 12, tee’s compliance history cause the cancellation of First Southwestern Title property will be sold at sale. Successful bidders warranty as to title, liens, the right to award all or Kary Yates at 641 W. 2006. during the life of the per- this sale. Further, if any Agency of Utah, Inc.. A public auction to the must tender a deposit of possession, taxes, en- portions of the work in its Main Street to go from a Discussion Items mit being modified is of these conditions exist, trustee's deed will be de- highest bidder at the $5,000 in certified funds cumbrances, or condition best interest and as re- split zone of RR-1 and R- 1. Discussion Conditional available from the Utah this sale will be null and livered to the successful West Main Entrance, to the trustee at the time of the property. The sale quired to perform all or 1-21 to a CN (Commer- Uses: A Q&A Primer by Division of Solid and void, the successful bidd- bidder within three busi- North Steps, Tooele of sale, with the balance is subject to a workout part of the work within cial Neighborhood) zone. Roger Baker Hazardous Waste, Utah er's funds shall be re- ness days after receipt of County Courthouse, 47 due by noon the follow- reinstatement, payoff, the budget amounts pro- AT THE CONCLUSION 2. Discussion change Department of Environ- turned, and the Trustee the amount bid. This South Main Street, ing business day, at the sale cancellation or post- vided. OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Neighborhood Commer- mental Quality by con- and the beneficiary shall Trustee's Sale may be Tooele, Utah, on May 25, office of the Trustee. At ponement, incorrect bid- Contract documents are MEETING OFFICIALLY cial maximum lot size tacting Rick Page (801) not be liable to the suc- subject to a bankruptcy 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of the west main entrance, ding instructions, bank- available at the Office of CALLED TO ORDER BY from 25,000 sq ft to 538-6170. cessful bidder for any filing, a payoff, a rein- said day, for the purpose north steps to the Tooele ruptcy, or any other cir- the Architect on or after CHAIRMAN GARY 50,000 sq ft. (Published in the Tran- damages. DATED: April statement or any other of foreclosing a trust county District Court, 47 cumstance of which the Monday April, 24, 2006 PINKHAM. 3. Discussion commer- script Bulletin April 25, 12, 2006 condition that would deed originally executed S. Main Tooele Utah all trustee is unaware. In upon payment of a 1. Consideration of a mi- cial Table of Uses. 2006) FIRST SOUTHWEST- cause the cancellation of on August 26, 2005 by right, title and interest the event any of the fore- $100.00 per set refunda- nor subdivision of one (1) Pursuant to the Ameri- ERN TITLE AGENCY this sale. Further, if any Steven Wade Bell and conveyed to and now going apply, the sale will ble deposit for a maxi- lot into four (4) for Ange- cans with Disabilities Act, Public Notices OF UTAH, INC. LUCY of these conditions exist, Annette W. Hawkes-Bell, held by it under said be void and the success- mum of two sets. la & Eric Vaughn for land individuals needing spe- DENLEY, Asst. Vice this sale will be null and as trustors, in favor of Deed of Trust in the ful bidder’s funds will be Bid security is required in they own located at 410 Trustee's Sales cial accommodation dur- President Successor void, the successful bidd- Aames Funding Corpora- property situated in said returned without any lia- the form of a certified W. Cherry Street. ing this meeting should Deadline for public no- Trustee 102 West 500 er's funds shall be re- tion DBA Aames Home County and State descri- bility to the trustee or check or cashiers check 2. Consideration of a re- notify Rachelle Custer, tices is 4 p.m. the day South, Suite 300 Salt turned, and the Trustee Loan, covering the fol- bed as: Lot 1, east high- beneficiary for interest or payable to the owner, or zoning for Kary Yates for Tooele City Planner prior prior to publication. Lake City, UT 84101 05- and the beneficiary shall lowing real property pur- lands #1, according to any other damages. a bid bond in favor of the property he owns located to the meeting at (435) Public notices submit- 6377/Rapp, David J. & not be liable to the suc- ported to be located in the official plat thereof on NOTICE IS HEREBY Owner, executed by the at 641 W Main Street. 843-2130 or TDD (435) ted past the deadline Jill T; P245205 cessful bidder for any Tooele County at 73 file and of record in the GIVEN THAT THIS bidder as principal and a 3. Consideration of a 843-2180. will not be accepted. (Published in the Tran- damages. DATED: April North 360 East, Grants- office of the Tooele FIRM IS ATTEMPTING satisfactory surety com- preliminary plat for Adam (Published in the Tran- UPAXLP script Bulletin April 18, 12, 2006 ville, UT 84029 (the un- county recorder. The TO COLLECT A DEBT pany as surety, in an Nash on a one hundred script Bulletin April 25, 25 & May 2, 2006) FIRST SOUTHWEST- dersigned disclaims lia- street address and other AND ANY INFORMA- amount not less than 5% two (102) lot subdivision 2006) NOTICE OF TRUST- ERN TITLE AGENCY bility for any error in the common designation of TION OBTAINED WILL of the maximum amount named Ranch Road at EE'S SALE NOTICE OF TRUST- OF UTAH, INC. LUCY address), and more par- the real property descri- BE USED FOR THAT of the bid. Bid security 800 E. Durfee Street in PUBLIC NOTICE The following described EE'S SALE DENLEY, Asst. Vice ticularly described as: bed above is purported PURPOSE. shall be given as a guar- an R-1-8 zone Notice is hereby given property will be sold at The following described President Successor All of Lot 51, OLD to be: 620 East Vine Dated April 10, 2006. antee that the bidder will 4. Consideration of mi- that the Tooele City public auction to the property will be sold at Trustee 102 West 500 CHURCH SUBDIVI- Street Tooele UT 84074. Stuart T. Matheson, execute the contract if it nutes of previous Com- Council will meet in a highest bidder at the time public auction to the South, Suite 300 Salt SION, according to the Estimated Total Debt as Successor Trustee is awarded to them, in mission meeting. Special Business Meet- of sale at the North front highest bidder at the time Lake City, UT 84101 05- official plat thereof, on of May 16, 2006 is Matheson, Mortenson, conformity with the con- 5. Open discussion. ing on Thursday, April entrance of the Tooele of sale at the North front 6277/Warr, Kristi and file and of record in the $142,161.26. The under- Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. tract documents. 6. Adjourn. 27, 2006 at the hour of County Courthouse, 47 entrance of the Tooele Jerry C; P245206 Tooele County Record- signed Trustee disclaims 648 East First South The City will take advant- Shauna Kertamus 8:30 A.M. The meeting S. Main St., Tooele, County Courthouse, 47 (Published in the Tran- er's Office. any liability for any incor- Salt Lake City, Utah age of the tax-exempt Zoning Administrator will be held at the Tooele Utah, on May 16, 2006, S. Main St., Tooele, script Bulletin April 18, Together with all the im- rectness of the street ad- 84102 law that became effec- All interested persons City Hall Large Confer- 2:00 p.m.; foreclosing a Utah, on May 16, 2006, 25 & May 2, 2006) provements now or here- dress and other common (801) 363-2244 tive January 1, 1996. are invited to attend and ence Room located at 90 Trust Deed recorded Au- 2:00 p.m.; foreclosing a after erected on the designation, if any, Office Hours 8:30 am to The vendors must use provide comment upon North Main Street, gust 18, 2005 executed Trust Deed recorded property, and all ease- shown herein. Said sale 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. tax exempt form TC721 these proposals sched- NOTICE OF TRUST- Tooele, Utah. by Roger Carlson Jr., March 30, 2004 execut- ments, appurtenances, will be made without cov- MMOJ File No.: when purchasing con- uled for public hearings. EE'S SALE 1. Ordinance 2006-12 covering real property lo- ed by William W. Nichol- and fixtures now or here- enant or warranty, ex- 008348m struction materials for the Written comments will al- The following described An Ordinance of the cated in Tooele County son and Kristie Nichol- after a part of the proper- press or implied, regard- (Published in the Tran- project. A copy of form so be considered if sub- property will be sold at Tooele City Council En- at 145 Crystal Bay Drive, son, covering real prop- ty. ing title, possession, con- script Bulletin April 11, TC721 will be completed mitted to the Zoning Ad- public auction to the acting Tooele City Code Stansbury Park, Utah, erty located in Tooele The current beneficiary dition or encumbrances, 18 & 25, 2006) and signed by a repre- ministrator in advance of highest bidder at the Section 3-3-14 Regard- and described as follows: County at 1147 North of the trust deed is including fees, charges sentative of Grantsville the hearing. The current West Main Entrance, ing Internal Coaxial An- LOT 145, REFLEC- 600 East, Tooele, Utah, HSBC Bank, USA, with and expenses of the Public Notices City at the time of bid zoning Code and pro- North Steps, Tooele tenna Systems TIONS AT STANSBURY and described as follows: Chase Home Finance, Trustee and of the trusts award. posed amendments may County Courthouse, 47 Miscellaneous Presented by Roger Bak- PARK - PHASE I, LOT 117, MAPLE HILLS LLC as servicer and the created by said Deed of The Owner reserved the be reviewed at the South Main Street, er AMENDMENT NO. 1, SUBDIVISION - PLAT 1, record owners of the Trust, to pay the remain- Deadline for public no- right to reject any and all Grantsville City Hall each Tooele, Utah, on May 25, Sharon A. Dawson ACCORDING TO THE ACCORDING TO THE property as of the recording principal sums of the tices is 4 p.m. the day bids, or to waive any ir- weekday between hours 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of Tooele City Recorder OFFICIAL PLAT OFFICIAL PLAT ing of the notice of de- note(s) secured by said prior to publication. regularities or informali- of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. said day, for the purpose Pursuant to the Ameri- THEREOF ON FILE THEREOF, AS RE- fault are Steven Wade Deed of Trust. The cur- Public notices submit- ties in any bid or in the In accordance with the of foreclosing a trust can with Disabilities Act, AND OF RECORD IN CORDED IN THE OF- Bell and Annette W. rent beneficiary of the ted past the deadline bidding as may be in the Americans With Disabili- deed originally executed Individuals Needing Spe- THE TOOELE COUNTY FICE OF THE TOOELE Hawkes-Bell. Trust Deed as of the will not be accepted. best interest of Grants- ties Act, Grantsville City on August 2, 2001 by cial Accommodations RECORDER'S OFFICE. COUNTY RECORDER. The sale is subject to a date of this notice is: UPAXLP ville City. will accommodate rea- David E. Sharp, as trust- Should Notify Sharon A. The sale is without any The sale is without any bankruptcy filing, a pay- Mortgage Electronic All questions concerning sonable requests to as- or, in favor of Mortgage Dawson, Tooele City Re- warranty and is voidable warranty and is voidable off, a reinstatement or Registration Systems, ANNOUNCEMENT OF the bid shall be directed sist the disabled to par- Electronic Registration corder, at 843-2110 prior by the Trustee, without by the Trustee, without any other condition of Inc.. The record owner of APPOINTMENT AND to MHTN Architects Inc. ticipate in meetings. Re- Systems, Inc., as nomi- to the meeting. TDD any liability, for any fact any liability, for any fact which the trustee is not the property as of the re- NOTICE TO CRED- 1-801-595-6700, Atten- quest for assistance may nee for Old Kent Mort- Phone Number 843-2108 unknown to the Trustee unknown to the Trustee aware that would cause cording of the Notice of ITORS tion: Aaron Arbuckle. be made by calling City gage Co., its successors (Published in the Tran- at the time of sale. The at the time of sale. The the cancellation of the Default is/are: Chris Estate of George H. (Published in the Tran- Hall at 884-3411 at least and assigns, covering script Bulletin April 25, successful bidder must successful bidder must sale. If any such condi- Smith and Jennifer Musgrave, Deceased script Bulletin April 25, 24 hours prior to the the following real proper- 2006) provide certified funds to provide certified funds to tion exists, the sale shall Smith. Dated: April 14, Probate No. 063300033 27, May 2 & 4, 2006) meeting that will be at- ty purported to be locat- the Trustee within 24 the Trustee within 24 ed in Tooele County at be void, the successful 2006. Frank J. Musgrave, tended. PUBLIC NOTICE OF hours of the sale. hours of the sale. 859 South 780 West, bidder’s funds returned James H. Woodall whose address is 443 PUBLIC NOTICE (Published in the Tran- MEETING AND AGEN- Dated April 20, 2006 Dated April 19, 2006 Tooele, UT 84074 (the and the trustee and cur- 10653 River Front Park- West 200 South, Tooele, GARY BUHLER, the un- script Bulletin April 25, DA /s/ /s/ undersigned disclaims li- rent beneficiary shall not way, Suite 290 South Utah 84074, has been dersigned, hereby gives 2006) Erda Township Plan- David B. Boyce David B. Boyce ability for any error in the be liable to the success- Jordan, UT 84095 appointed Personal Rep- notice that an action has ning Commission Successor Trustee Successor Trustee address), and more par- ful bidder for any dam- (801)254-9450 (800)245- resentative of the above- been commenced in the PUBLIC NOTICE The Erda Township (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- ticularly described as: age. 1886 (Hotline) Hours: entitled estate. Creditors Third District Court, The Town of Stockton Planning Commission script Bulletin April 18, script Bulletin April 18, All of Lot 547, RANCHO Bidders must tender to 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. of the estate are hereby Tooele County, State of will meet in a Public will hold a meeting on 25 & May 2, 2006) 25 & May 2, 2006) TOOELE PHASE V the trustee a $5,000.00 Signature/by: James H. notified to: Utah, by the undersigned Hearing & Regular Meet- April 26, 2006 at 7:00 AMENDED, according to deposit at the sale and Woodall, Trustee R- (1) deliver or mail their to Quiet Title the following Thursday April 27, p.m. in the auditorium of NOTICE OF TRUST- NOTICE OF TRUST- the official plat thereof on the balance of the pur- 126469 written claims to the Per- ing described real prop- 2006 at the Stockton the Tooele County Court- EE'S SALE EE'S SALE file and of record in the chase price by 12:00 (Published in the Tran- sonal Representative at erty located in Tooele Town Hall, 18 N. John- house, 47 South Main The following described The following described Tooele County Record- noon the day following script Bulletin April 18, the address above; County, Utah; the South- son Street. The meeting Street, Tooele Utah. real property will be sold real property will be sold er's Office. the sale. The deposit 25 & May 2, 2006) (2) deliver or mail their east Quarter of the will begin promptly at PUBLIC MEETING: at public auction to the at public auction to the Together with all the im- must be in the form of a written claims to the Per- Southeast Quarter of 7:00 pm and the agenda 1. Roll Call. highest bidder payable in highest bidder payable in provements now or here- cashier’s check or bank NOTICE OF TRUST- sonal Representative's Section 22, Township 7 shall be as follows: 2. Approval of meeting lawful money of the Unit- lawful money of the Unit- after erected on the official check payable to EE’S SALE attorney of record, Laura South, Range 4 West, PUBLIC NOTICE: minutes from March 8, ed States, on May 17, ed States, on May 17, property, and all ease- Lundberg & Associates. The following described M. Gray, at the following Salt Lake Base and meri- 1. Roll Call and March 22, 2006. 2006 at 10:00 A.M., at 2006 at 10:00 A.M., at ments, appurtenances, The balance must be in property will be sold at address: 623 East 2100 dian, containing 40 PUBLIC HEARING 3. Public Hearing the West entrance to the the West entrance to the and fixtures now or here- the form of a wire trans- public auction to the South, Salt Lake City, acres. Aka 06-121-0- 2. Town Clerk, Treasurer (a) SUB #1016-06 Spiral Tooele County Court- Tooele County Court- after a part of the proper- fer, cashier’s check, highest bidder, payable Utah 84106; and 0001, the South one half & Judge Compensation Springs (Concept Phase) house, 47 South Main, house, 47 South Main, ty. bank official check (credit in lawful money of the (3) file their written of the Southwest Quarter Schedule Other Business: Tooele, UT 84074, in the Tooele, UT 84074, in the The current beneficiary union official checks are United States at the claims with the Clerk of and the Southwest Quar- REGULAR MEETING Adjournment: County of Tooele, State County of Tooele, State of the trust deed is Fifth not accepted) or U.S. West Main Entrance, the Third District Court, ter of the Southeast 3. Minutes Dated this 21st day of of Utah, for the purpose of Utah, for the purpose Third Mortgage Compa- Postal money order pay- North Steps, Tooele 450 South State Street, Quarter of Section 23, a. April 13, 2006 April, 2006 of foreclosing a trust of foreclosing a trust ny and the record owner able to Lundberg & As- County Courthouse, 47 Salt Lake City, Utah Township 7 South, 4. Approval of Bills MARY DIXON, Secreta- deed held by Washing- deed held by Mortgage of the property as of the sociates. If wire transfer South Main, Tooele, 84114, or otherwise Range 4 West, Salt Lake 5. Approval of Caselle ry ton Mutual Bank fsb, as Electronic Registration recording of the notice of is used, an additional Utah, on May 9, 2006 at present their claims as Base and Meridian, con- 6. Report from Sewer Erda Township Plan- the current Beneficiary, Systems, Inc. (solely as default is David E. $10.00 must be remitted 1:00 PM, for the purpose required by Utah law taining 120 acres. Aka Committee ning Commission executed by David J. nominee for Lender and Sharp. with the purchase price. of foreclosing a Trust within three months after 06-121-0-0002, the 7. Well Project (Published in the Tran- Rapp and Jill T. Rapp, as Lender's successors and The sale is subject to a Cash payments are not Deed dated April 2, 2004 the date of the first publi- Northwest Quarter of the 8. Police Department script Bulletin April 25, Trustor, recorded August assigns), as the current bankruptcy filing, a pay- accepted. A trustee’s executed by Kenneth B. cation of this notice or be Northeast Quarter and Discussion 2006) 30, 1999 as Entry No. Beneficiary, executed by off, a reinstatement or deed will be delivered to Fordham, as Trustors, in forever barred. the North one half of the 9. Arbor Day 136665, in Book 0586, Kristi Warr and Jerry C. any other condition of the successful bidder favor of Mortgage Elec- Date of first publication: Northwest Quarter of 10. Stockton Clean up REVISED PUBLIC NO- at Page 0256, of the offi- Warr, as Trustor, record- which the trustee is not within three business tronic Registration Sys- April 18, 2006 Section 26, Township 7 Day TICE cial records of Tooele ed December 14, 2001 aware that would cause days after receipt of the tems, Inc., “MERS”, as Laura M. Gray South, Range 4 West, 11. Cecil Douglas Public Notice is hereby County, Utah, given to as Entry No. 173780, in the cancellation of the amount bid. Beneficiary, covering re- Attorney for Personal Salt Lake Base and Meri- 12. Budget given that on May 18, secure an indebtedness Book 725, at Page 517, sale. If any such condi- DATED: April 25, 2006. al property located in Representative dian, containing 120 13. Attorney Issues 2006 at 6:00 P.M., in favor of Washington of the official records of tion exists, the sale shall Scott Lundberg, Trust- Tooele County and de- Frank J. Musgrave Acres. Aka 06-121-0- 14. Executive Session Tooele Army Depot Mutual Bank fsb, by rea- Tooele County, Utah, be void, the successful ee scribed as follows: 443 West 200 South 0003, the Northeast 15. Adjourn (TEAD) will hold and son of certain obligations given to secure an in- bidder’s funds returned 3269 South Main, #100 LOT 321, SETTLEMENT Tooele, Utah 84074 Quarter of the Northeast Deborah Martin, CBLO conduct a public informa- secured thereby. Notice debtedness in favor of and the trustee and cur- Salt Lake City, UT POINTE PHASE III SUB- (Published in the Tran- Quarter of the Section April 24, 2006 tion meeting in the North of Default was recorded Westgate Mortgage, by rent beneficiary shall not 84115 DIVISION, A SUBDIVI- script Bulletin April 18, 27, Towship 7 South, (Published in the Tran- Auditorium of the Tooele JANUARY 13, 2006, as reason of certain obliga- be liable to the success- (801) 263-3400 SION OF TOOELE 25 & May 2, 2006) Range 4 West, Salt Lake script Bulletin April 25 & County Courthouse, 47 Entry No. 253167, in tions secured thereby. ful bidder for any dam- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. CITY, ACCORDING TO Base and Meridian, con- 27, 2006) South Main Street, Book N/A, at Page N/A, Notice of Default was re- age. – 5:00 p.m. THE OFFICIAL PLAT taing 40 acres. Aka 06- Tooele, Utah. The pur- of said official records. corded JANUARY 13, Bidders must tender to L&A Case No. 06-56002 THEREOF, RECORDED 121-0-0004, Against Ev- pose of the meeting is to Trustee will sell at public Place Your Ad Here 2006, as Entry No. the trustee a $5,000.00 CNEV IN THE OFFICE OF THE Place Your Ad: provide information on a auction to highest bidder 253169, in Book n/a, at Call 882-0050 deposit at the sale and COUNTY RECORDER 882-0050 Continued on next page requested Class III Per- without warranty as to ti- Page n/a, of said official TUESDAY April 25, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B13

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices Discover Polynesia at BYU-Hawaii Scouting THE BOARD OF EDU- firm to perform the re- Miscellaneous CATION OF TOOELE quired work in a satisfac- COUNTY SCHOOL DIS- tory and timely manner Aloha Summer is a unique, 28, 2006 (23 days) erett J Stansfield (De- sows seeds TRICT and an analysis of CM two to three week educational The Queen Lili Tour; July 5- ceased), Inez Peterson The Board of Education fees. The School District program at BYU-Hawaii that lets (Deceased), Bernice 15, 2006 for the Tooele County will select the CM on the McClain Naylor (De- you discover the history and The Queen Emma Tour is July School District is accept- basis of the proposal infor success ceased) and all persons cultures of Polynesia before you ing sealed proposals formation submitted. In- 18-28, 2006 (10-days) unkown, claiming any from qualified Construc- terviews or discussions visit them in the expanse of the Tuition includes ground trans- right, title, estate, lien or tion Management/Gener- may or may not be con- South Pacific. All of the islands interest in the real prop- portation to and from the air- in future al Contractor companies ducted with offerors who erty. come to life at a single place in port, lodging on campus, three (“CM”) for construction submit proposals deter- Dated April 14, 2006, this BYU-Hawaii program locat- management services to mined to be reasonably buffet meals daily and excit- here is /S/ Gary Buhler, Attor- construct miscellaneous susceptible of being seed on the famous North Shore ing classes with experts from a story ney for William B. small remodel and addi- lected for award, but pro- of Oahu. Stansfield, Jr. Polynesia not to mention unlim- about a tion projects at eight dif- T posals may be accepted (Published in the Tran- Space is still available for 10- ited access to the seven villages cathedral built ferent school facilities in without interviews or dis- script Bulletin April 18, and 23-day programs. Program the Tooele County cussion. The School Dis- at the Polynesia Cultural Center, centuries ago. 25, May 2 & 9, 2006) advisors and Tooele residents School District. The trict reserves the right to Hawaii’s top-paid tourist attrac- It was not only Jerry and Marilyn Henson will school facilities are as discuss proposal infor- tion. crafted with PUBLIC NOTICE be your guides as you tour Oahu follows: mation for clarification On May 1, 2006, an Aloha fine workman- The Tooele County West Elementary School with CM candidate firms and get up close and personal School District is re- Summer Presentation will ship, but it was Grantsville Elementary who have submitted pro- with the people of Polynesia questing quotations for School posals which are be held at the Tooele County also crafted replacing portions of the while attending workshops at Dugway Elementary deemed responsive. Courthouse, 47 South Main, to endure the roof at the Tooele Coun- the famous Polynesian Cultural A performer at the Polynesian T. J. Wallace School Candidates submitting a Tooele at 7 p.m. test of time. ty School District Board Grantsville Junior High proposal are cautioned Center. Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii. GUEST COLUMNIST Office, Vernon Elementa- The cost for the Aloha The craftsmen School not to contact members There are no age restrictions them and continue that friend- ry, Grantsville Middle The Early Learning Cen- of the Board of Educa- Summer 10-day program is: utilized the oak School and the Tooele and this 16-year program is open ship through correspondence.” Scouting ter tion or School District $995 and airfare and $1,895 for trees growing Valley High School. Harris Elementary Administration Staff, oth- to everyone. BYU-Hawaii is just three in the sur- Specifications on the low School er than designated con- “We experienced the wonder- the 23-day program. The dead- News slope roofs call for re- blocks from a beach and 30 min- line to register is: June 1, 2006. rounding area Grantsville High School tacts as follows, through- ful Aloha spirit while we were at to construct an moving the existing roof Tooele High School out the proposal process utes from the famous surf spots Call Jerry & Marilyn Henson, system, furnishing and BYU-Hawaii last year,” Marilyn edifice suitable for deity. Hundreds The projects shall be as of the date of this re- on Oahu’s North Shore. at (435) 882-3900, or e-mail: installing insulation, a completed in a period quest for proposal. Fail- remarks about her first ‘Aloha of years passed and the cathedral multi-layered, cold-modi- “You’ll love living in the coun- [email protected]. For starting May 2006 ure to comply with this Summer’ experience. “We fell had prevailed, but was in dire need fied asphalt built-up roof, try away from the hustle and more information or to regis- through November 2006. requirement may result in love with the people and the of mending. The original oak used flashings and miscellane- Proposal statements will in disqualification from bustle of downtown Honolulu,” ter online, go to: cito.byuh.edu/ ous accessories. Specifi- peaceful, tranquil environment. to hold up the roof was beginning be available at the consideration. We had opportunities to meet Marilyn said. aloha_summer/ cations on the high slope Tooele County School Contacts: Steve West to decay and there was fear that the roofs call for removal/ or District office: Project Construction Co- with people from other nations The dates for this year are: Aloha Summer is an experi- roof would collapse. Experts were installation of new shin- 92 South Lodestone Way ordinator and developed friendships with The Ali’i (Royal) Tour; July 5- ence you will never forget! called in to determine what could gles over existing roofs. Tooele, Utah 84074 Tooele County School Plans and specifications Or at the office of the Ar- District be done to restore the structure so will be available on April chitect, MHTN Archi- 92 South Lodestone Way it would stand another 200 years. 27, 2006 for a $50 re- tects, Inc. Tooele, Utah 84111 The decaying wood had to be fundable deposit from Learn tips on buying, selling a home 420 East South Temple, Phone: 435-833-1900 replaced and the cost was tremen- the Tooele County Suite 100 Dennis H. Cecchini Prin- School District, 92 South It’s spring home buying time in the house, creating their own Open House Tips dous. The materials required for Salt Lake City, Utah cipal again, when millions of homes memories. Loadstone Way, Tooele, 84111 MHTN Architects, Inc. for the Buyer: such a project had to be shipped UT. Prospective bidders Sealed proposals will be 420 East South Temple, go on the market during the big- Spic and Span in, making the project too expen- will be required to attend It’s All About Volume received at the Tooele Suite 100 gest real estate sales period of Potential buyers will want to sive to undertake. Uncertain as a Pre-bid meeting held at Real estate sales associates County School District Salt Lake City, Utah the year. The showcase of the inspect all parts of the home to the future of the cathedral, the the Board Office on May office no later than 84111 encourage their buyers to visit 4, 2006 at 9:00 a.m. This season is the time-honored tra- from the bedrooms and the bath- church leaders stepped out onto the 10:00AM MST on 5 May Phone: 801-595-6700 a significant number of open project must be complet- 2006. Proposals must be The Contract for the dition of the open house, which rooms to the basement and the lawns and saw the vision of those ed by August 19, 2006. houses. Seeing different homes marked attention Steven Construction Manager / helps sellers evaluate interest in garage. It’s imperative to create individuals who constructed the Sealed bids are due May West, District Construc- can give buyers a much better Contractor services shall their home, gauge pricing and a positive experience for poten- building. Growing there in the yard, 11, 2006 at 10:00 a.m. tion Coordinator, and be contain an option to ex- and must be addressed attract buyers, and lets buyers tial buyers. Remove all clutter, idea of exactly what they desire for hundreds of years, were the oak marked with the name of tend the contract for up visit a maximum of potential in a property and can also help to Richard Reese, Busi- the Firm submitting the to an additional two (2) and make sure all lights are trees planted to replace the timber ness Administrator, proposal and the project years, (in one (1) year in- homes in a minimum amount them understand how much used in the cathedral. Knowing Tooele County School working throughout the house. title listed above. Propos- crements), at the sole of time. Clear out your closets to make home their money can buy. that, in time, the support structure District, 92 South Load- als shall contain all re- discretion of the Tooele stone Way, Tooele, UT. The sales associates at them appear as spacious as pos- Communicate With would need to be repaired, an acorn quested information to County School District. Coldwell Banker Residential was planted to replace the timber Bids must be accompa- be considered a respon- The successful candi- sible. Consider emptying them Your Sales Associate nied by a Bid bond sive proposal. Provide date will be required to Brokerage in Tooele who are harvested. This would ensure the equivalent to 10% of the altogether to let buyers decide Buyers should agree upon Six (6) sealed copies of purchase all construction participating in April’s Coldwell how much, or how little, of their future of the cathedral. total amount bid. The bid the completed Proposal materials necessary for Banker International Open a plan with their sales associ- must clearly be marked possessions will fit. As volunteer leaders for the Statements. Proposals the construction of the House Month offer the following ate before visiting open houses. Boy Scouts of America, we too on the outside of the en- will be opened publicly projects using tax ex- velope *Roofing Bids* advice to help homebuyers and Make Necessary Repairs Since real estate sales profes- are planting seeds for the future. identifying only the empt form TC721. A The last things you want poten- The District reserves the names of the offeror. copy of the form will be sellers take full advantage of the sionals have access to numerous The seeds we plant are citizenship, right to waive any formal- A register of proposals completed and signed by open house experience. tial buyers to see are water stains available homes, not only those moral strength, and character; ities and accept or reject shall be open to public the district at the time of on the ceilings or chipped tile. with open houses, an open line planted in the lives of young men any bid it deems in its inspection. Proposals of contract award. Open House Tips best interest. Make sure all leaks are repaired, of communication will enable and boys. As with any gardening the successful offeror (Published in the Tran- for the Seller: paint over any stains and caulk (Published in the Tran- shall be open to public script Bulletin April 25, him or her to understand which project, you have to understand the script Bulletin April 25 & inspection for a period of 27 & May 2, 2006) Sign Up the tiles, where needed. You do neighborhood, types of homes best way of cultivating your garden 27, 2006) ninety (90) days after se- It’s an American tradition: not need to spend a lot of money and even particular features are by getting some training. Leader lection. Proposals of of- REQUEST FOR PRO- Consumers drive through neigh- on the repairs, but it is important attractive to the buyer. Specific Basic Training will be held ferors who are not POSALS Tooele borhoods on weekends search- to do the necessary touch ups. awarded contracts shall April 29 from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m. CONSTRUCTION MAN- Take Copious Notes not be open to public in- ing for houses in which they at the Tooele East Stake building AGER / GENERAL Valley’s Offer Fact Sheets/Brochures Homebuyers should take spection. might like to live, and real estate CONTRACTOR SERV- A sales associate will provide located at 751 North Seventh Street All information requested Market notes when attending open ICES FOR THE CON- sales associates know how to (520 East). This training will help in the proposal docu- prospective homebuyers with houses, especially when visiting STRUCTION OF MIS- Place lure those buyers into visiting ments will be evaluated information about the property you better understand your position CELLANEOUS SMALL multiple homes during the day. including an assessment TOOELE your home. Sales associates and how it relates to the vision of PROJECTS FOR THE TRANSCRIPT and price. Effective take-away These notes, along with the mar- by the School District as BULLETIN often place “Open House” signs the Boy Scouts of America. BOARD OF EDUCA- literature may include details keting materials handed out at to the ability of each CM at nearby well-traveled intersec- So … you have already been TION about the property’s best fea- the open houses, will help them 882-0050 tions with directions to the open tures, the neighborhood and through basic training? Great! house. A sales associate will narrow down the list of homes Take the next step on the training other relevant information such that are of interest. know local ordinances about as proximity to shopping, main continuum. Mini Philmont will be Pet of the Week when and how long signs can highways, schools and recre- Do Not Feel Rushed conducted on that same day, at the be posted. ational facilities. Photographs Home buying is a process that same location from 8 a.m. to 2:30 Maximize Curb Appeal help prospective buyers remem- usually involves negotiating. If a p.m. Come hear from President Ensure that the outside of ber the house. Previous inspec- buyer attends an open house and Dean Burgess, First Counselor to the home looks as appealing as tion reports and a list of home likes the property, it’s generally the General Young Men’s President, possible. Water and mow the improvements and new applianc- best to keep it to him or herself. and learn how to plant the Scout oath in a boy’s life. Topics will lawn, trim the trees, cut back es and/or fixtures are also help- They should contact their sales include: overgrowth and plant colorful ful. A sales associate will also associate later to schedule a pri- • BSA and the Church — “On my flowers. Also, be sure to store know how to properly disclose vate showing. honor I will do my best” bicycles, gardening equipment, any major property defects. Home sellers and prospec- • Helping young men have spiri- and children’s and pet’s toys, and Make Yourself Scarce tive buyers can visit the Learn tual experiences — “To do my duty remove the car from the drive- A sales associate can market section of www.coldwellbanker. to God and my Country” way to provide parking. the home objectively and answer com to download checklists that • For the Strength of Youth — questions, as well as conduct fol- will help them organize informa- Make Your Home Anonymous “To keep myself physically strong, tion as they prepare their homes Stow family photos, trophies, low-up with interested parties. mentally awake…” for showing and evaluate homes collectibles and anything else Ideally, a seller should not attend • Duty to God Achievement and that stamps your personality on his or her own open house so for purchase to help make the Scouting – “ To keep myself morally your home. You want potential that potential buyers can com- respective processes run as straight” buyers to imagine their families fortably scrutinize the home. smoothly as possible. Both the Basic and Mini Philmont training are open to any youth leader serving in any Kiwanis clubs help babies smile capacity within the Deseret Peak District (Tooele County). Primary “Who would deprive a hungry keep the Babycare Cupboards Boise, Idaho to Santa Clara, presidencies, Cub Scout leaders, Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be baby of food, or a crying child the stocked. A second drive fol- Utah. “The Kiwanis International committee members, 11-year-old required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. comfort of a fresh diaper?” That lows in October to meet winter Foundation, has recognized the leaders, Young Men’s presidencies, Shelters are only required to hold animals for is the question Kiwanis clubs needs. importance of this effort, and Boy Scout leaders, Varsity leaders, three days before they are euthanized. in Utah and Idaho are asking Please send contributions through a grant to Capitol Hill Venture leaders, bishoprics, stake as they enter their spring drive to Kiwanis Babycare, P.O. Box Kiwanis Club, we will match presidencies, fathers, pastors and For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals to support Babycare Cupboards 2124, Salt Lake City, 84110. This up to $2,5000 raised by indi- any other adult leader who is or available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at wishes to be involved in Scouting is 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville in the two states. Springtime is is a service project and all money vidual Kiwanis clubs to set up Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Babycare time for Kiwanis clubs is used to help babies. a Babycare Cupboard in their encouraged to attend. Snacks and for both states who are saying, “This is an appeal for help community.” lunch will be provided and there is Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. “Don’t forget the babies!” that touches the lives of little This program is a life saver no cost to attend. The date for this drive in the children,” explained George for needy familes,” Pat Peterson A kickoff for this training is Utah and Idaho locations is Paulson, president of Capitol emphasized, “and people are scheduled Friday, April 28, at 7 p.m. Tooele Veterinary Clinic Saturday, May 6. These loca- Hill Kiwanis Club. “One just quick to recognize that life for Bring the whole family and join us tions include Salt Lake, Tooele, can’t say no to this. Every con- little children can be better.” for a showing of the film “Follow 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Pleasant Grove, Tremonton, tribution will help make a baby Calvin Sharp, of the Preston, Me Boys.” Popcorn and drinks will Ogden, Clearfield, Bountiful, smile! Give, and you will smile Idaho Kiwanis club stated, “It be provided. Even if you do not 2 column x2 gray 3/4/04 1:27 PM Page 1 St. George, Heber City and in too.” astounds me how much dia- attend the training, you are free to Idaho, Burley/Rupert, Preston “There is no question that pers cost. For the very youngest attend the family movie night. and Boise. babies and young children are there has not been a program The builders of the cathedral GET OUT OF LINE Now you don’t have to wait in “We know most people want overlooked in regular commu- out there. This is a welcome were not just sticking acorns in line for government services and to help,” said Kathie Olsen, a nity food drives,” said Karen addition to local food pantries.” the ground. They were planting seeds to ensure their vision. We are information because now the Kiwanis leader serving children. Derrick, president elect of Boy Scouts are using the not just teaching knots and merit government is officially online at “We know many hundred needy Capitol Hill Kiwanis. “Babies Babycare Cupboard for the babies are helped at community don’t eat beans and spaghetti, eagle service projects. Church badges. We are planting seeds to FirstGov.gov. Lose the wait. food pantries each year. Every they need baby food!” Babycare and community youth groups ensure a vision. If you have questions about FirstGov.gov baby deserves a good start, and Cupboards at local food pantries are serving in this special way. The official web portal we invite generous citizens to meet that need, and more!” For them it is a fun project, the Basic Training, please contact of the Federal Government help that happen.” “Yes, and that need is great,” and for babies it is a blessing. Scott Bryan at 833-9160. If you have For government information by phone, The Kiwanis “Don’t forget the added Pat Peterson, who is The program continues to grow questions about Mini Philmont, call 1-800-FED-INFO (that’s 1-800-333-4636). Babies” fund drives depend on in charge of helping organize and more and more babies are please contact Chuck Lawrence at U.S. General Services Administration public support each spring to Babycare Cupboards from smiling. 882-0209 B14 TUESDAY April 25, 2006 HERE’S TO YOUR HEALTH Love them, protect them, vaccinate them By Louise Ekenstam, R.N. in all U.S. children. By vaccinating vaccine-preventable diseases that primarily in unvaccinated or under TOOELE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT your child, not only are you pro- once were largely under could vaccinated individuals. If vaccina- One of a parent’s greatest fears tecting them but protecting those return. A dramatic increase in mea- tions were stopped, each year, 2.7 and tragedies is the loss or injury of who they are around. This includes sles cases occurred in many coun- million measles deaths worldwide a child. Infectious diseases are the children too young to be vaccinat- tries including the United States could be expected. leading cause of death worldwide, ed and those who have a medical from 1989-1991. In the United States Celebrate Utah Infant and the number of deaths from condition that prevents them from during those three years 55,622 Immunization week April 22-29 infectious diseases in the United being vaccinated (cancer patients cases were reported and 123 indi- with the Tooele Health Department States has been increasing. One of for example). viduals died from measles-related ill- by making sure your children are the greatest public health success Unfortunately, the success of ness. Most of the cases occurred in immunized. We are having a col- stories is the remarkable decrease immunizations in America has lulled children under 5 years of age, 49 per- oring contest in support of Infant in infectious diseases due to the many parents into believing that cent of the deaths were in children Immunization Week. Pictures are use of vaccines. Before vaccines immunizations are no longer needed. under the age of five while ninety available at the health department. became widely used, infectious dis- Regular infectious disease epidemics percent of the fatal cases occurred All children who enter will receive eases killed thousands of children are not seen when vaccination levels in individuals with no history of a prize. and adults each year. Before 1985, are high. However, small outbreaks vaccinations. The most important Louise Ekenstam, R.N., is the Haemophilus Influenza type B (Hib) of vaccine preventable disease still cause of the measles resurgence Immunization Program Manager caused serious infections in 20,000 occur. Other countries do not have of 1989-1991 was low vaccination for the Tooele County Health children annually. In 2002, there the same levels of immunization that coverage. Measles vaccination rates Department. Visit with her at 151 These USU Master Gardeners will be available on Saturday morning at were 34 cases of Hib disease. we benefit from in the United States. among 2 year olds increased from North Main Street in Tooele. You Grantsville City Hall to answer questions about having a nice yard, beau- Vaccines are available for 20 dif- Therefore, diseases which are large- 70 percent in 1990 to 91 percent in may visit with a public health tiful trees or a vegetable garden in Grantsville. Pictured on the back row ferent infectious diseases and vac- ly under control in the United States 1997. In recent years, outbreaks of nurse by phoning (435) 843-2310. are: Irene Seaquist, Walene Decker, Mae Freestone and Gary Fawson, cines against 10 deadly diseases are only a plane ride away. measles have been small consist- Visit the health department’s web- (front row) Barbara Barlow, Jenna Long, Joyce Tate and Karen Dupaix. are routinely recommended for use Without vaccines, epidemics of ing of less then 50 cases occurring site at www.tooelehealth.org. ‘Grantsville Pride’ begins second year Grantsville Mayor Byron Last week, many attended the Anderson, the city council and the garden expo held in Tooele. Those USU Advanced Master Gardeners who didn’t get to all the classes from Thanksgiving Point Gardens there are welcome to attend in are sponsoring a mini Garden Expo Grantsville. There is no cost for the for the residents of Grantsville, classes, however, the cost is $5 to Saturday at 10 a.m. at City Hall, 329 purchase the large packet of hand- East Main Street. outs. Refreshments will be served. A variety of subjects in eight The program “Grantsville Pride,” mini classes will be presented. Each under the direction of councilman class will be 30 minutes and run Wayne Butler and chairperson consecutively. The classes include: Peggy Pearce, will run throughout “Fill in the Blanks with Annuals”, the summer, recognizing Grantsville “Establishing & Care of Lawns,” residents with outstanding yards. “Shrub Care & Planting,” “Water April Seminar The mayor and council realize that Wise Gardening,” “Trees in Your if Grantsville yards are beautiful, Landscape,” “Vegetable Gardening,” the whole city will be a more pleas- “Perennials in Your Landscape” and ant place to call home. “Garden Design & Maintenance.” “Gardening is a challenge in our Jeff Goodsell, city tree board area, but some great landscapes are chairman said the city has spent possible here,” Gary Fawson stated. thousands of dollars, along with “Grantsville has some of the best residents, in planting over 600 new irrigation water in the country and trees on the streets and in city if used carefully, it can help your neighborhoods over the past three yard blossom.” years. Grantsville is recognized as a British comedian and playwright, “Tree City USA.” Arthur Smith, put it this way: “If you Students from the Grantsville ele- want to be happy for a short time, mentary schools will be recognized get drunk; happy for a long time, at city hall on Arbor Day, Friday, fall in love; happy forever, take up April 28, for their participation with gardening.” posters and essays on trees. Anti-war rally planned in SLC The major national anti-war Tablado Dance Company. mobilization this spring will be on Wasatch Coalition for Peace and Saturday April 29. Tens of thou- Justice joined with Veterans York City, with solidarity actions for Peace Utah Chapter 118 and in other cities including a rally in the Salt Lake Friends Meeting Salt Lake City from 12 noon to 1:30 (Quakers) to initiate the “April 29 p.m. on the east side of the City- Committee,” which now consists County Building at Washington of 18 local activist and commu- Square, 450 South 200 East. nity organizations including Utah The four speakers at the rally Jobs with Justice, Utah National will be Debbie Johnson of Military Organization for Women, Episcopal Families Speak Out, young immi- Peace Fellowship and the UVSC grant rights activist Isaac Giron, Faculty for Peace and Justice. Julie Holzer of the Steelworkers Utah’s April 29 Committee has Union and Salt Lake City Mayor a a three-point stand: 1) Support Rocky Anderson. There will be the troops, Bring them all home poetry by Sam King of Veterans alive now! U.S. Out of Iraq, 2) for Peace and by performance Money for education, healthcare, poets Zoe and Shae with Salt City housing and environmental pro- Slam Poets. The rally will begin tection - Human needs, not war, and end with music including a 3) Defend civil liberties and immi- flamenco performance by The grant rights.

Thursday, April 27, 2006 When: 7:00 p.m.

Mountain West Medical Center Where: Classrooms

“Sinuses & Allergy” Topic: presented by Dr. Peter Ventura

Healthy Woman is a FREE series of monthly events and workshops ca- tered to women ages 18-55, however, any woman at any age is welcome.

Reservations are required due to limited space. Please call 843-3690 or 843-3691 to reserve your spot at this informative seminar.

Enjoy light refreshments, free giveaways, and a night out!