www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Preparation, perseverance critical for job-hunt success. See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN April 19, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 111 NO. 94 50 cents County ranked 33rd fastest growing in nation by Karen Lee Scott STAFF WRITER By 2050, valley Last year Tooele County was the 25th fastest growing could resemble area in the nation, now it’s the 33rd — according to a today’s SLC census report released last week. By Mark Watson In data gathered over a STAFF WRITER four-year period (April 1, Peering into the crystal 2000 to July 1, 2004), the ball and gazing 40 years into U.S. Census Bureau report the future, the population of showed that the county’s Tooele Valley mirrors that of population increased by 22 Salt Lake Valley today. percent, or from 40,735 to During the same time peri- 49,688 people. od, however, Salt Lake Valley Between April 1, 2000 and doubles in population. July 1, 2003 the population Those are the predictions upsurge in the county was of Tooele City staff members 17.7 percent. The increase in who keep track of growth population between 2003 and trends. There is plenty of 2004 was 1,723. room within city limits to at Because growth can have least double Tooele’s current both positive and negative population of 27,827, and impacts, county commission- annexation of new areas is er Colleen Johnson said “it’s also possible. a double-edged sword.” Estimates show current She added, “Growth is population of Tooele Valley in needed for economic devel- excess of 47,000, with more opment,” and said that when than 7,000 in Grantsville and the economy grows so too about 12,000 in unincorpo- do residential areas. She said rated areas. the biggest factor in what will U.S. Census Bureau statis- limit growth in the Tooele tics from April 1, 2000 to July County area is water. 1, 2004 lists Tooele County Many impacts from recent No. 1 in the state and No. 33 growth are currently being in the nation with a 22 percent photography / Troy Boman A freshly poured foundation solidifies (foreground) while framing crews prepare to raise a wall on another new home (background) Monday afternoon in SEE GROWTH ON A2 Stansbury Park. That community is growing rapidly like most areas of Tooele County, which has been ranked the 33rd fastest growing area in the nation. SEE TOOELE CITY ON A3 Envirocare’s upgrade Bear pleads guilty, could face three years in prison by Karen Lee Scott Bear was originally indicted one year. if the case went to trial — met plans OK’d by county STAFF WRITER on three counts of filing false tax Bear maintained his innocence with the Transcript this week. Their Leon Bear, Tribal Chairman of returns, two counts of theft from throughout the case and at one story will be printed in Thursday’s by Karen Lee Scott Interestingly enough, the the Skull Valley Band of Goshutes the tribal organization, and one point he sent a note to tribal mem- edition. STAFF WRITER CUP doesn’t really “expand” pleaded guilty Thursday of filing count of theft concerning programs bers stating, “The charges are utter- Bear’s plea will not affect the Even though the Tooele Envirocare’s operations, but a false federal tax return. Thus he receiving federal funding. But due ly false and totally without merit.” contract between Private Fuel County Commission granted rather helps the company get agreed to pay back Uncle Sam the to a plea deal, the federal gov- Bear did not return calls from Storage and the tribe. PFS is a Envirocare permission to alter newly acquired areas properly sum of $13,101. ernment will drop the fraud and the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin consortium of eight nuclear power their existing Conditional Use covered by existing permits and He will also have to pay his embezzlement charges. requesting comment on his recent plants across the country, that in Permit (CUP) yesterday, legisla- assurity policies. tribe $25,242 for money he received Bear will not be sentenced until guilty plea. 1997 signed a land lease agreement tive and gubernatorial approval Another part of the CUP in duplicate stipends and another June 27. He faces up to three years However, two key witnesses in to temporarily store spent nuclear is still required before a final includes the observation of a $6,300 for money that was misap- in prison, a fine of $100,000, and a the case — Rex and Mary Allen fuel rods on 100 acres of the res- switch can be made. nearby raptor nest which may or propriated. term of supervised release of up to who were set to testify Monday ervation. Envirocare was hoping that may not be occupied. Such bird Utah lawmakers could look at the nests are protected by several issue during this week’s Special laws. Session of the Legislature, but According to Envirocare New observatory opens window to universe Gov. Jon Huntsman did not put employees Joyce Hogan and the matter on the docket. This Bette Arial, the company wants by Audrey Rock is because the Utah Division to build a new rail line, replace STAFF WRITER of Radiation Control’s deadline some disposal equipment and You can thank the Salt Lake to accept public comment on construct some new adminis- Astronomical Society for the change did not expire until tration offices on some of the Saturday’s clear spring weather. April 15. Huntsman officially newly acquired property. “Several months ago, when we announced the Special Session After the county’s spe- were planning this event, I guar- agenda on April 14. cial meeting about the mat- anteed this weather,” said SLAS Thus Envirocare will have ter on Monday, Charles Judd, president Siegfried Jachmann to wait until January’s General President of Cedar Mountain at the official grand opening of Session of the Legislature for the Harmon’s Observatory at the matter to be considered. SEE ENVIROCARE ON A2 the Stansbury Park Observatory Complex (SPOC). “So I take full credit.” Double shooting reaction Saturday’s beautiful afternoon weather capped off 30 years of clear star-gazing skies for SPOC, earns state’s top applause which originally consisted of a tiny dome-shaped observatory along the banks of Stansbury’s by Mary Ruth Hammond Richard Hesper Wilson, 40, a millpond. STAFF WRITER man from Walla Walla, Wash., Now, after years of hard work, Tooele County Sheriff made a stop at AA Hometown volunteer time and community Frank Park and dispatcher Laundry in Grantsville. After donations, SPOC has a brand Jackie Power were presented robbing the establishment of new building with a retractable with Utah’s “Dispatcher of the $50, Wilson, who had an exten- roof and a mammoth 32-inch Year” awards last week for the sive and violent criminal history, reflector telescope. It is one of way they and others handled shot a laundromat employee, 17- the largest telescopes routine- a shooting incident last sum- year-old Kimberli Lingard. ly available to the public and mer. The awards came from the As Lingard, who was listed in the observatory is hailed as an Association of Public Safety critical condition by local EMTs, extraordinary facility. Communications Officials was being placed on a medi- Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. (APCO). cal helicopter for transport to officially signed a declaration June 9, 2004 was a horrify- a Salt Lake City, Wilson was designating April 16 as Utah ing night for two Tooele County driving westbound on Interstate Astronomy Day, and the week of residents as well as local law 80. Fifty miles from Grantsville, April 11-17 as Utah Astronomy enforcement agencies and Wilson stopped at the Skull Week. Nowhere was it more dispatchers employed by the Valley Station in Delle. robustly celebrated than in Tooele County Sheriff’s depart- photography / Mitch Richardson Jake Garn, a former Utah senator and astronaut, gives Bob Harmon an autograph during the official opening ment. At 7:30 p.m. that evening, SEE AWARDS ON A3 SEE SPOC ON A5 ceremonies of the Harmon’s observatory at the Stansbury Park Observatory Complex Saturday.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 CROSSWORD A9 INSIDE Rain and snow showers tonight OBITUARIES A7 SPORTS A10 Lady Bears rally in sixth and Wednesday morning. Lows to edge Cowgirls in the 30s. Highs in the 50s. DOINGS A8 HOMETOWN B1 See A10 Complete Forecast: A2 TV LISTINGS A9 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY April 19, 2005 ETCETERA ... Man accused of killing son Area Ski Report ValleyLocal Weather Weather Forecast Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: ordered to prison Last of the Season Wed Today: Sunny, windy warmer. Tonight: 49/38 by Mary Ruth Hammond Partly cloudy. Lows at 8000’ in the lower 4/20 30s. Rain and snow showers in the STAFF WRITER Alta — closed for season morning, with a risk of a thunder- Kevin Long, a Tooele man Beaver Mountain — closed for season storm in the . Brian Head — closed for season accused along with his wife Connie Brighton — closed for season of killing the couple’s five-month- Deer Valley —closed for season old son last January, will be trans- Nordic Valley — closed for season ported to Utah State Prison next Park City — closed for season Thu 49/39 Powder Mountain — closed for season 4/21 week while awaiting trial on child Snowbasin — closed for season abuse-homicide charges. Snowbird — 162; 2” new snow last 48 Periods of rain and snow early. hours; 9/12 lifts open Connie and Kevin Long were both Solitude — closed for season bound over for trial in Tooele’s 3rd Sundance — closed for season The Canyons — closed for season District Court following an April 5 Fri 67/43 preliminary hearing in the Tooele 4/22 Valley Precinct Justice Court. Judge Temps/Precipitation Times of sun and clouds. Highs in the upper 60s and lows in the low William E. Pitt concluded follow- Date High Low (prec./inches) 40s. ing that hearing that the state had April 14 71 28 provided sufficient evidence for the April 15 57 30 April 16 66 34 homicide charges filed against the April 17 75 51 Sat Longs to go to trial. April 18 74 34 .05 trace snow 77/47 During a pre-trial conference in 4/23 3rd District Court Monday, Judge Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper photography / Troy Boman Randall N. Skanchy ordered that for the National Weather Service, reports 70s and lows in the upper 40s. THS students grab for free handouts during Friday’s Ken Garff Automotive Group’s “Keys to Success” car that his recording station at 139 S. Main Kevin Long, currently housed in the received .05 inches of precipitation giveaway. THS student Jessica Cooper was the lucky winner of the Jeep. Tooele County Detention Center, be between April 14 and April 18 and a total of transported next Monday to Utah 1.34 so far this month. The normal for April Sun 67/44 State Prison. That order was made is 2.49 inches. 4/24 For the water year, which began Oct. due to Kevin Long’s acknowledg- Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the 1, 2003, Tooele has received 14.18 inches Utah legislators meet for special session ment that he has violated proba- upper 60s and lows in the mid 40s. of precipitation. The normal for the year is tion terms on convictions of drug Utah’s lawmakers are back on gain $8.5 million in federal funds for cent pay raise, including the lt. gov- 18.49 inches of precipitation. ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content crimes in 2003. Service Capitol Hill today for a special ses- the building of the Ogden nursing ernor, state auditor and treasurer. At the time the Long’s son died, sion which will run through tomor- home, the state needs to pass a $4.5 Municipal Boundary the dad was on probation for con- Subscriber Service Pollen Count row. million dollar bond. Adjustments victions of distributing or offering If you haven’t received The pollen counts from the Originally the session was called Drug Abusers This bill would allow for munici- to arrange distribution of a con- your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., to address Utah’s issues with the Intermountain Allergy and Asthma Treatment Plan palities with common boundaries trolled substance, a third-degree please call 882-0050 and our cus- federal No Child Left Behind law. Clinic in Salt Lake City as of April During the General Session, leg- to make adjustment to the bound- felony, and possession or use of “However since that time, there tomer representative will assist 19, 2005 were as follows: islators considered a Drug Abusers ary by using the County Board of a controlled substance, a class B were several other issues that need- you. Customer service hours on Cedar — Very High Treatment Plan called DORA, but Adjustments as a third party arbi- misdemeanor. ed attention before the general ses- Tuesday and Thursday nights Sycamore — Low it too failed the last day of the ses- trator. The adjustments addressed Kevin Long admitted in court sion next January,” said Gov. Jon are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. sion. A pilot program for the treat- in this bill would only be allowed yesterday that he had violated Ash — Low Huntsman Jr. ment plan, costing $1.4 million, will between cities, not between neigh- terms of his probation due to the Maple — Low He said there are some bills that be considered during the Special boring counties. new charges filed against him. In Subscribe Today Cottonwood — Low need “minimal clarification” and Session. The pilot program would addition to child abuse-homicide, Willow — Low others “that were on their way to Legislative Task Forces 882-0050 be tested in the 3rd District Courts. Kevin and his wife also each face Mold — Low passage during the general ses- This bill would change the three counts of child abuse-neglect. sion of the legislature, however Transportation percentage of Democrats and All four charges are second-degree failed due to a lack of time. Those Republicans making up the House disagreed. Funding Bill felonies. bills deserve attention now,” said Legislative Task Forces to more Judd also claimed to still own This bill would set aside millions A trial for the two defendants Envirocare Huntsman. accurately reflect the membership 80 acres in the West Desert in in sales tax for roads over the next has been set for Aug. 8. Connie continued from A1 Following is a list of bills to be decade. The bill is expected to help of the House and to reflect what is the vicinity of Envirocare. He Long is being housed in the Davis Environmental, and his attor- discussed. provide funds to expand I-15 in being done in the Senate with their brought proof of ownership, but County jail while awaiting trial. ney Lucy Jenkins questioned the Utah County. Task Force membership. County Planner Nicole Cline No Child Left Behind The alleged murder of Paul Long process that was taking place HB 135, passed the House and Convention Facilities Technical and occurred Jan. 14. Both parents and implied that the county was said she had the paperwork of two other entities (Envirocare was assured passage in the Senate, In order to meet convention Clarification Bills reportedly admitted to police that not taking the proper steps to when Governor Huntsman asked and an separate investment demands, like those of the Outdoor • Tourism Bill - Three errant in addition to Kevin Long punch- change the CUP. for additional time to continue his company) with similar owner- Retailers convention, and to stay words were included in the bill forc- ing the baby in the legs that night But Commissioner Matt negotiations with the U.S. Dept. of ship documents. competitive in the market — the ing its veto by the Governor. Those before “to quiet him down,” they Lawrence said everything was Education on increased flexibility Salt Palace must be expanded. three words will be corrected and Judd wants to use the proper- both wrapped an Afghan tightly being done “above-board” and in meeting the federal No Child Left During the General Session, a bill the bill voted on again. ty to open a similar waste facil- around Paul’s head several hours that there were no behind-the- Behind (NCLB) guidelines. This bill was passed to allow Salt Lake • Nonprofit Legal Assistance - ity. He was told by the commis- later when their infant started to scene happenings. would prioritize state education City and Salt Lake County to tap Authorization of funding already fuss again. sion that if he does indeed own “There is no fairness issue goals ahead of federal education increased hotel taxes to pay for appropriated for nonprofit legal Police were dispatched to the the property he was welcome to here,” said Lawrence, “These goals, essentially replacing NCLB the $82 million expansion of the assistance. Long’s Tooele residence at approxi- go through the county’s hazard- are the ordinances and we fol- with the state’s U-PASS system. Salt Palace and South Towne Expo • Jail Expansion - Joint mately 8:30 a.m. Jan. 14. Reports ous waste permitting process. low those ordinances.” When negotiations weren’t as fruit- center. However, after the session Resolution supporting expansion of indicate the baby had been dead Judd and Jenkins obviously e-mail: [email protected] ful as the Governor had hoped, the ended, Salt Lake City officials felt jails in Beaver, Millard, and Sanpete for several hours before the parents Special Session was announced. they needed some additional help counties. called 911 call to report that their Give your parakeet something to talk about. Veteran’s Nursing Home with funding the expansion of the • Voting Machines - This bill son was not breathing. Salt Palace. The legislature will con- requires new computerized voting Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin! This bill sought to create a new veteran’s nursing home during the sider a bill to contribute $4 million machines to produce paper records General Session. The bill failed to to the expansion project. or voting. An incorrect copy of the Tooele SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 pass in the waning hours of the ses- Executive Compensation bill was forwarded to the Governor’s sion, but has been added to the list This bill would give members of office for signing. The correct ver- of the Special Session. In order to Gov. Huntsman’s cabinet a 4.5 per- sion of the bill must be voted on. “We Are Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Voice of Tooele County Zoning Ordinances,” then select Northeast. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 since 1894 Growth the “Tooele County General • Joining Florida in having at Plan” and choose Chapter 4. Tickets are now available online continued from A1 least 10 counties among the 100 at www.movieswest.com 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 According to the census fastest-growing were Georgia Utah Press Association report, two other Utah counties th th felt by the Tooele County School and Texas (12 each) and Virginia General Excellence Award recipient. District. were also among the top 100 April 15 - 21 (10). Assistant Superintendent fastest-growing counties. * ADMINISTRATION Mike Johnsen said right now Utah’s Washington County • Twenty-one states did not Sahara have any counties among the Dly: 4:55, 7:15, 9:40 (PG-13) SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER there are about 11,200 students ranked 37th with a 21.7 per- Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) Sat: 12:05, 2:30, 4:55, 7:15, 9:40 JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS in the district with several hun- cent population increase and 100 fastest-growing. Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Sun: 12:05, 2:30, 4:55, 7:15 dred more expected to enter the Wasatch County took the 53th • California and Texas each Sun: 12:05, 4:40 OFFICE system within the next couple of spot with a population jump had three counties among the KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER Pacifier years. Last year there was about of 19.2 percent. Both counties top-10 numerical gainers. Only (PG) BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER Dly: 7:00 10,500 students in the district. were on last year’s top 100 list Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER one county on this list — Will, Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 7:00 Less than a year ago a $28 Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 KELLY CHANCE OFFICE ASSISTANT as well. Ill., near Chicago — was located Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 7:00 million bond was approved to Flagler, Fla., located along the Sun: 12:05, 4:40 outside the South or West. EDITORIAL construct new schools to relieve Atlantic Coast between Daytona The Census Bureau’s Internet Hitch J. MICHAEL CALL MANAGING EDITOR some of the overcrowding. Beach and Jacksonville, was Dly: 4:30, 9:10 (PG-13) tables show July 1 population NICK DRAKE SPORTS EDITOR But Johnsen said growth is named as the nation’s fastest- Sat: 4:30, 9:10 KAREN HUNT COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR always good for a school district. growing county between July 1, estimates for 2000 through 2004, Sun: 4:30 MARY RUTH HAMMOND STAFF WRITER He said it is better to “be holding 2003, and July 1, 2004. Florida as well as the April 1, 2000, cen- AUDREY ROCK-RICHARDSON STAFF WRITER your own or to be increasing” * KAREN LEE SCOTT STAFF WRITER led all states with 14 of the sus counts. Also included are Guess Who than to be going in the opposite nation’s 100 fastest-growing (PG-13) TROY BOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER rankings and estimates of com- Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:10 (PG-13) direction. Dly: 4:40, 9:20 BARBARA BENNETT TYPESETTER counties. ponents of population change Sat: 12:10,12:05, 2:20,4:40, 4:30,9:20 7:00, 9:10 It is anticipated that the new Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 Other highlights of the report (births, deaths, net internal Sun: 12:05, 4:40 ADVERTISING elementary school will be open- include: migration and net international * CLAYTON DUNN ADVERTISING MANAGER ing this fall and a new junior high • Of the 100 fastest-grow- Miss Congeniality 2 in the fall of 2006. Grantsville’s migration) for all counties. Visit Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 (PG-13) KEITH BIRD ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT ing counties between 2003 and Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) DEBBIE WINN ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT Middle School is also being 2004, 60 were located in the www.census.gov for more infor- Sat: 12:10,12:05, 2:30,4:40, 4:50,9:20 7:10, 9:30 LIZ ARELLANO GRAPHIC ARTIST upgraded. South, 23 in the West and 17 in mation. 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went back inside and took the Idaho the day before coming to shoes, “crossed himself,” then Awards telephone from Dee’s hands. Tooele County, was soon spot- put his gun to his head and continued from A1 Powers was calm as she asked ted on I-80 about 15 miles from pulled the trigger. Wilson was the trucker to find something to Wendover. UHP troopers rec- pronounced dead a couple of Again, after robbing the apply pressure to Dee’s gunshot ognized his vehicle due to the minutes later. establishment, Wilson shot Dee wound. The bullet from Wilson’s description provided by Jensen. During last week’s APCO Jensen who along with her gun had gone through the 59- When Wilson speeded up after award presentation, Jensen told husband Jerry owned the Skull year-old woman’s back near her troopers activated the overhead those in attendance how much Valley Station. Tooele County shoulder and exited from her lights on their vehicles, spikes dispatchers received news of she appreciated Tooele County neck. The trucker grabbed a were placed on the interstate Sheriff’s dispatchers on the the second shooting at approxi- half-empty roll of paper towels, by troopers. When Wilson ran mately 9:30 p.m. June 9. night she was shot. Jensen said twisted them into a U-shape, over the spikes, the tires on his Jackie Power and Crystal that hearing dispatcher Jackie then used it to apply pressure to vehicle slowly deflated. Hillyard, Tooele County dis- Power’s voice when she called Dee’s wounds. Just east of the Wendover, patchers, were on duty the night 911 helped her to calm down. Local EMTs helped stabilize Wilson pulled his car into the the telephone calls started pour- Jensen also thanked all EMTs, Dee after Hillyard dispatched median and stopped. As he ing in concerning the shootings. medical specialists, and all Although Lingard, a teen who them to Delle. Jensen was then exited the vehicle he threw the also transported via medical stolen money from the two busi- law enforcement officials who lives in Stansbury Park and helped her and Lingard on the who will graduate this spring helicopter to a Salt Lake City nesses into the air. A strong hospital. wind blowing that night quick- night the two were shot. from Grantsville High School, Earlier this year, Power was unconscious following the Law enforcement officials ly scattered the money among received an award from the shooting, Jensen was able to call and medical doctors say it was the desert’s sagebrush and salt Public Dispatchers Association 911 on her own. file photo by Troy Boman “miraculous” that both Lingard flats. Power remained on the tele- Tooele County Sheriff Frank Park and dispatcher Jackie Power were and Jensen survived Wilson’s Before police could approach of Utah. That award was also honored last week with Utah’s “Dispatcher of the Year” awards from phone line with those who shootings. Wilson he made a call on his presented because of the way the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials. The awards called about the Grantsville On the night of the Grantsville cell phone, then threw it over she handled the June 9 shoot- were presented in recognition of how the dispatchers handled a double- and Delle shootings, Wilson, his shoulder. The killer then sat ings. shooting while Hillyard notified shooting in Grantsville and Delle last June. Grantsville Police as well as law who had killed a teen girl in down, took off his socks and e-mail: [email protected] enforcement officials through- Tennessee, who frequently out the county that help was stopped at the Delle station, needed at the laundromat. walked through the door. When Two hours later when Jensen called 911 and whispered into Dee told the trucker she had the phone that she had been been shot, he ran outside to shot, Power asked if there was look for the assailant. Seeing no Quality Chevrolet is Giving anyone there to help her. About one around the gas station and that time a truck driver from convenience store, the trucker Away the Farm ENTER FREE Hawk 4x TO WIN Scooter $875! With every new car Drawing to take or truck purchase. place April 30th, 2005

able, but the city must prove it Tooele City has rights to the water. Builders Worst Credit continued from A1 now pay about $10,000 per lot in fees with about $4,000 of that growth rate. During that same to acquire water rights. About time span Tooele City increased $8,500 of the $10,000 is impact Score Wins a in population by 3,495. fees for water, sewer, parks and The city has shown a steady public safety. increase in population since Developers who paid fees FREE Car! 1994 after relatively no increase for major developments prior Call Tad or Dennis for pre-approval. the previous six years. Tooele’s to 1998 bristled at city council population has doubled in the members during the last council last 14 years. The population meeting when they discussed of the city was listed at 14,058 the possibility of making current WE APPROVE in 1991. water rights regulations retroac- “Tooele Valley is now consid- tive. EVERYONE with ered a bedroom community of Drew Hall, developer of Salt Lake Valley,” said Richard Overlake, said Tooele’s high Jorgensen, a land-use techni- water-rights prices and other BAD CREDIT cian for Tooele City. Jorgensen fees will make developing within has worked for the city since city limits unattractive. He said or RECEIVE $100! 1989 and has tracked population developers will choose Erda, trends. Stansbury Park and Grantsville “When interest rates are high, instead. people start buying houses in City leaders say that some- Tooele Valley because they are body has to pay for the water. 2005 Chev Tahoe’s & Suburban’s more affordable. When interest “Should we make the citizens rates are low they can afford who are here now pay for the $ to buy in Salt Lake Valley,” water with increased rates or up to Jorgensen said. “The average should we make the people who 11,500 building lot in Tooele is $25,000 are moving in pay for the water to $30,000 while the average through fees,” Mayor Charlie off MSRP building lot in Salt Lake Valley is Roberts asked. Record $65,000 to $70,000.” Even during a wet cycle, Developers of residential Discounts are Jorgensen noted the water takes housing started to target Tooele Back! time to seep into the ground and City and the valley 10 years ago then reappear in underground as one of the last commutable aquifers, which can be tapped areas to Salt Lake City. “People through drilling. Even then, liked the prices of housing and increase in population strains the peacefulness of Tooele. I 2005 Chev Silverado Pickup’s water resources. suppose some were tired of the 1/2 Ton and 3/4 Ton’s The land-use technician sirens and shootings that go on said additional business devel- in Salt Lake,” Jorgensen said. opments in the Tooele Valley In a five-year span from 1997 to 2001, Tooele City issued a means more employment $ whopping 3,536 building per- opportunities, which means an up to increase in population. He said 8,500 mits with a high of 895 in 1999. During the past three years the that representatives from both off MSRP city has issued 779 building per- Home Depot and Lowe’s say mits with a low of 186 in 2003. they are coming to Tooele even There are many factors for the though the big retailers offer dip in building permits, but one similar products. Jorgensen said definite factor is the availability the new Wal-Mart Distribution Lease of water and water rights. Center and jobs from compa- 2005 Pontiac G6 GT 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt “Salt Lake Valley is able to nies at the Utah Industrial Depot also draw people to the val- • Alloy Wheels • Pwr Wind/Locks • Cruise • Pwr Locks 34 MPG draw water from the Central • Cruise • CD • A/C • CD Utah Project, which brings in ley. A new racetrack at Deseret 32 MPG more water from the high Uintas. Peak Complex will also attract $ * $ * We have to find other sources of more visitors who may then be 239 pmt 159 pmt water,” Jorgensen said. lured to move to Tooele County. 48x lease, 12,000 miles per year, $1,500 cash down, pmt plus tax, OAC, see dealer for details. $10260.10 residual for Pont. G6 and $7327.95 for Cobalt. The water situation may And as the county’s population mean more growth for Erda, grows, retailers naturally follow Stansbury Park and Grantsville that growth. than for Tooele. City staff said Erda may be Tooele City Councilman stymied in its growth because Michael Johnson said the city of a lack of a sewer system. Fuel for the Soul drea m up has spent millions in finding Grantsville and Stansbury Park water sources and obtaining would naturally need to update water rights. The city owns water and improve water and sewer Pontiac • Buick rights in Vernon and Stockton, systems, which would mean an but moving water from those increase in fees in those areas locations would carry a tremen- as well. dous price tag. A widened SR-36 will also 1041 North Main • 882-1300 The state requires that Tooele appeal to commuters who want makes sure it has adequate to leave the big city behind them www.theblueq.com water rights for any future and flee to Tooele, Jorgensen Price/discount include all applicable rebates. Dealer retains all rebates. Price plus tax, lic and fees. Limited time only. development. Not only should indicated. there be enough water avail- e-mail: [email protected] A4 TUESDAY April 19, 2005 Tooele schools implement new class to help teens quit smoking

The Tooele County School mandated students and anony- substantially; from 20.3 per- District is implementing a mous surveys found 77 percent cent in 1997 to 6.4 percent in new tobacco cessation class. liked the END class. Out of 2003 and health officials say this Ending Nicotine Dependence 1,151 students served in a court- decrease is a great thing to see. (END) specifically designed mandated END class, 57 percent Anti-tobacco prevention in the to help junior high and senior reduced tobacco use and 11 per- schools and cessation services high school students quit using cent quit tobacco use. like the Utah Tobacco Quit Line tobacco. The next classes are Adolescent smokers are three and Utah QuitNet have helped. scheduled to begin May 3, 2005. times more likely than nonsmok- With a local cessation service The program not only builds ers to use alcohol, eight times for the youth in Tooele County skills and knowledge concern- more likely to use marijuana schools, health officials hope ing tobacco use, but also focus- and 22 times more likely to use to decrease smoking rates even es on developing a wide variety cocaine. Youth who smoke expe- more. of social skills, including: com- rience impaired lung growth and For more information about munication, stress management, chronic respiratory illnesses END, please contact Rachael decision making, goal setting, and are at risk for cancer, heart Cowan, Tooele School District, nutrition and physical activity. disease, and weakened immune Tobacco Prevention Specialist Tobacco use is the leading systems. Youth smoking is asso- at 435-830-7637. Classes are cause of death in the United ciated with other risky behaviors available throughout the end of States (United States Department such as fighting and engaging in the school year and will restart photography by G. Dillard of Health and Human Services, unprotected sex. Smokers are with the 05-06 school year. Amanda Leonelli, a senior at Grantsville High School presents Perry Skaug, chief of the Grantsville Volunteer 1990). The Institute of Medicine less likely to be committed to People interested may also call Fire Department, with five quilts she made as a project for The National Honor Society. The quilts will be has declared tobacco use a their education and less suc- the Utah Tobacco Quit Line, at given to the burn center at the University of Utah Hospital. Amanda is the daughter of Connie Leonelli and pediatric epidemic. Ninety per- cessful academically than their 1-888-567-TRUTH. granddaughter of Verle and June Johnson of Grantsville. cent of regular smokers begin nonsmoking peers. before the age of 19 and 60 Compared to surveys con- ASK A SPECIALIST percent begin before the age of ducted in 1997, the estimated Subscribe Today 14 (USDHHS, 1989). Tobacco youth grades 9-12 smoking rate 882-0050 cessation is important in reduc- in Tooele County has decreased ing the prevalence of tobacco How can I get the best possible use. Former Surgeon General, Antonia Novello, stated that “tobacco cessation is the sin- crop of tomatoes out my garden gle-most important step tobac- Allergies? co users can take to enhance David K. Palmer, M.D. Tomato questions Plant three to four tomato A: During unfavorable the length and quality of their answered by: Dan Drost, plants per person for fresh use weather (night temperatures lives.” Nancy J. Stevenson, P.A.-C According to 1997 data col- Utah State University and an additional five to 10 lower than 55 F or day tempera- • Ear, Nose, and Throat plants for juicing, canning or tures above 95 F), tomatoes do lected by the Utah Department Extension Vegetable • Head & Neck Surgery Specialist freezing. Expect 100 lbs. of fruit not set and flowers abort. The of Health, END is effective with Spring is here, and it’s time per 100 feet of row. problem usually disappears as tobacco-using youth who may • Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders to think tomatoes. Consider the Irrigation should be deep and the weather improves. or may not want to quit. In 2004, following information to get the infrequent. Apply 1-2 inches Q: What can I do to prevent END was mostly taught to court- Call 882-2003 to make an appointment best possible crop. of water per week. Use drip my tomatoes from cracking? Tomatoes are categorized by irrigation if possible. Place A: Some varieties are more maturity class (early, mid-sea- mulch around the plant to con- prone to cracking than others. son or late), fruit shape or size serve soil moisture and reduce Many newer hybrid varieties (cherry, pear, plum or large), weed growth. Do not apply are quite resistant. Severe root plant size (determinate, semi- organic mulches until soils have or vine pruning increases crack- determinate or indeterminate), warmed to 75 F. Irrigate so that ing. Keep soil moisture uniform fruit color (red, pink, yellow, moisture goes deep into the as tomatoes develop and plant orange) and use (fresh, process soil. Irregular watering (over or resistant varieties to minimize or dual use). When selecting under) can cause blossom-end the problem. varieties, consider the grow- rot, a dark leathery spot on the Q: On some of my tomato Liquidating $150,000 in new tack and saddles at public auction. Over 100 saddles; bottom of the fruit. plants, the leaves are turning ing environment, primary use roping, ranch, full silver, barrel, pleasure, cordour, endurance, synthetic, youth, pony and available growing space. Use wooden stakes or wire yellow and the plants are no Most garden centers and nurs- cages to support semi- or inde- longer growing. Also, the fruits English, Australian. Hundreds & Hundreds of tack &horse items. eries carry varieties that have terminate plants. Staking helps are ripening prematurely, and Bridles, Halters, Pads, Blankets, Bits, Spurs, Grooming been proven to grow well and reduce sunburned fruits and are leathery and bitter. What is items and much more. Too much to list!! Just about produce high quality, flavorful keeps ripening fruits off the wrong? everything used on or around a horse. A giant selection fruits for local conditions. ground. Drive stakes 18 inches A: Tomatoes with these of name brand top quality tack and saddles, all selling Tomatoes can be grown into the soil, 3-4 inches from symptoms are infected with the from seeds or transplants. the stem. Indeterminate variet- curly top virus, a disease trans- at public auction to the highest bidder regardless of Transplants should have five ies require more support and mitted by the beet leaf hopper. cost or loss. AL L CREDIT CARDS & ATM to seven mature leaves and a vine pruning to keep plant size Once infected, there is very lit- ACCEPTED SORRY NO CHECKS - well-developed root system. manageable. Continue to tie up tle you can do. Since the sever- Transplants mature about four plants as they grow. ity of curly top varies from year Viewing Starts at 6:00 pm weeks before seeded tomatoes Control insects and diseases to year, planting a few more and are recommended for most throughout the year. Common plants than required will com- growing areas in Utah. problems are tomato horn pensate for potential losses. Tomatoes prefer a sunny worm, aphids, fusarium and Plant varieties resistant to curly location and fertile, well- verticilium wilt. Always iden- top include Roza, Columbia, drained soils. Incorporate tify the problem before using Rowpac and Saladmaster. plenty of organic matter and a a pesticide. Your local county Q: Why are the new leaves complete fertilizer into the area Extension office can help iden- on my tomato pointed, cupped, before planting. Once planted, tify the problem and offer solu- twisted and irregular in shape? avoid heavy fertilization, which tions. A: Your tomatoes may have encourages excessive foliage Tomatoes require 25-35 days been injured by 2,4-D or a simi- growth and delays fruit matu- to mature from flowering, lar growth regulator weed kill- Reloading Dies • Hornady • Cass Creek Calls • Uncle Mike’s • Ross Smith & Wesson • RCBS Sigsauser CVA • Bushmaster Clock Weaver • Winchester Nosler Spring rity. Side dress with one table- depending on the temperature er. Never use the same sprayer spoon of nitrogen (34-0-0) per and variety. For best flavor and in your vegetable garden that plant at four and eight weeks quality, pick fruits when they you use for weed control in after transplanting. are fully colored but firm, and your lawn. Use caution when ki • Outers Plant tomato seeds directly pick as they ripen. At the end applying lawn care chemicals in the garden 10-14 days before of the season, harvest all fruits near vegetables or fruits. If the last frost date. Plant four that are mature green or slight- applying grass clippings to the to five seeds 1/2 inch deep at ly colored. Store at 55 F and garden, make sure the herbi- the recommended plant spac- use as they ripen. Ripe toma- cides used are safe for food ing and later thin the weaker toes will store for one to two plants. Consult with your lawn April 22 & 23 plants. Most gardeners trans- weeks if held at 50-55 F. Fruits care professional to ensure the plant tomatoes through black are subject to chilling injury, chemicals applied to your lawn plastic for earlier maturity. so do not store them for more will not affect your edible gar- Use row covers or hot caps to than a few days in the refrigera- den plants. protect the plants when plant- tor. Direct column topics to ing before the frost-free period. The following are answers to Julene Reese, Utah State Space tomatoes 2 feet apart recent tomato questions. University Extension, Logan, in the row with rows 2-3 feet Q: What causes the flowers Utah 84322-0500, 435-760- apart. to drop off my tomato plants? 9302; [email protected]

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the opportunity to have thou- night-sky blue ribbon on a new SPOC sands and thousands of families era of learning and the complex continued from A1 and kids come through and see was officially opened to a world the stars.” of curious star gazers. Stansbury Park, where a rib- Native Utahn and astronaut The festivities continued bon cutting took place (amongst Don Lind also had something to into the evening, with activities honored guests including astro- say about the benefits of having including observatory tours, nauts Don Lind and former Utah high-end telescopes and learning solar viewing, children’s games, Congressman Jake Garn and tools available to the public. presentations and door prize Tooele Mayor Charlie Roberts,) “I am convinced that tele- drawings. Dr. Karl Haisch Jr., and a celebration was open to scopes are some of the most professor of astronomy at Utah the community until well into delightful and marvelous toys Valley State College, gave a the starry night. we have to play with,” said speech entitled “Star Formation: “For us it’s been a labor of Lind. “Let me congratulate all Disks, Jets and Planets”. love, but we couldn’t have done who are involved in this tremen- And as the skies grew dark yet it without the help of many of dous accomplishment. I am very darker, another star party; a 30- you here today,” said Jachmann impressed.” year tradition for Stansbury Park of the new complex. Astronaut and former Senator that will continue with a brand Several businesses and indi- Jake Garn also paid a visit to the new observatory for at least 30 viduals — including BMC West, ceremony. more. NASA Ambassador to Utah “I don’t think enough people in More information about Patrick Wiggins, Orion Binocular Utah understood the importance upcoming star parties and oppor- and Telescope, Roger Butz, of what’s been going on here tunities to visit SPOC can be Grainger Industrial Supply, Bob for the past three decades,” said found at the SLAS website, slas. and Randy Harmon, Northstar, Garn. “I hope you all take advan- us or by calling the observatory and many others — were pub- tage of the opportunity to come at 882-1209. licly thanked by Jachmann for here and learn.” their generous contributions. Garn also expressed envy INTERNET $6.95/Mo Special honors were reserved toward the youth in the group, Expect More for two people; the late Bill because of the advanced age of customer rewards, Richardson and Mark Meadows, photography / Mitch Richardson science and technology in which friendly support, A labor of love paid off Saturday for the 30-year-old Stansbury Park Observatory Complex with the grand free setup, & low for their part in the new com- they live. ongoing rates. opening of the new observatory, which houses the largest public telescope (shown in the background), and plex. “You live in an amazing time,” the designation of April 16 as Utah Astronomy Day. Free Support “Bill Richardson was the per- he said. “The things you’ll be able phone, IM livechat, son who planted the seed in our to discover right here — right e-mail, & web. observatory effort. He was more, will be named after him — “The “I remember when we were minds that maybe we could do here in this building — will be said Jachmann, than just an asso- 32 inch Grim Reflector.” Safe n Secure more than just move the old kids, how exciting the prospect amazing.” e-mail virus/spam protection, ciate on the project. “He was very Everyone who worked on the popup blocker, adware killer, observatory” said Jachmann. was of even going into space,” To begin the amazing discov- special to us,” said Jachmann. complex, said Jachmann, had desktop anti-virus options. “He made that first contribution said Bob. “How wonderful now, eries, Siegfried Jachmann cut the toward a new building, and gave “He became a personal friend.” one thing in mind: “Its use for Don’t Worry, Be Happy Both the Richardson and public star parties is its high- open 7 days per week, no long us the idea that maybe we could distance, local numbers, no ads, get more contributions. 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(where many star parties are worst-kept secret in the world.” — said Harmons supported the I Hosting - $7.95 held) was also remembered as For his work and dedication on effort because “the community is Call Jerry & Marilyn Henson, an outstanding contributor to the the project, the new telescope very important to us.” CallCall ttoll-freeoll-free aatt 800-485-5006800-485-5006 Program Advisors (435) 882-3900 Easy setup in just 10 minutes! Advocate for Tooele County recognized by state for helping sexual assault/rape victims ���������������� by Mary Ruth Hammond STAFF WRITER ������������� She’s been on the job only 18 ������������������������������������������ months, but Tooele County’s vic- ����������������������������������������������� tims’ rights advocate Holly Johnso �������������������������������������������� has been recognized by the Utah ������������������������������������������������� Coalition Against Sexual Assault ��������������������������������������������� (UCASA) as one of the best advo- ������������������������������������������������� cates in the state. ������������������������������������������������� A native of Arizona, Holly lived ������������������������������������������ 17 years in Wyoming with her family ������������������� before coming to Utah in September 2003. She is the first victims’ rights advocate to work in the Tooele ���������������������������������������������� � �� ������������������������������������� County Attorney’s office. But, that � ����� doesn’t mean she’s not a “veteran” advocate. Holly worked 12 years as an advocate in Wyoming before ���������������� coming to Tooele County. In addi- ������������������������������� tion to the Utah award, Johnson has received numerous awards from the ����������������������������� state of Wyoming, as well as a 1999 national award for “outstanding ser- vice on behalf of crime victims.” Johnson’s latest award was pre- sented April 12, 2005 when UCASA hosted the group’s annual luncheon and award presentation event. When Holly received her award last week, UCASA’s Rachel Jenkins- photo courtesy UCASA Lloyd stated, “There is no one per- Holly Johnson, victims rights APPOINTMENTS advocate for the Tooele County son who has done more for sexual Attorney’s office, was honored last assault victims in such a short time AVAILABLE! week by Utah’s Coalition Against than Holly. Tooele is a better com- Sexual Assault (UCASA). The munity, and sexual assault victims first advocate to work for Tooele are better served because of Holly’s TEAM-UP County, among her other achieve- OFFER VALID FROM 4/25/05 TO 5/28/05 energy, commitment and empathy ments Johnson has trained and to victim services.” SALE! organized a group of volunteers Holly does not work only with to work with those who have been PLUS sexual assault victims. She is avail- sexually assaulted or raped. TIRES able to victims of any crime. “As soon as the county attor- Many times, however, just a phone ney’s office files charges against a call to the crises line is all that is $ defendant, I contact the victim(s) needed for a victim to find shelter, $ $ 4for by letter or telephone,” Holly stat- help in filing a protective order and $ ed in an interview with the Tooele answers to questions. UP UP Transcript-Bulletin last year. Holly, who lives in Grantsville, says she was “overwhelmed” when TO “Whether [a victim] chooses to use TO she received the state UCASA award P155/80R1370 • P165/80R13 • P175/80R13 • P185/80R13 my services is up to them. No one is ever required to work with me, last week. but I am there for those who want “I love working with the Tooele 50 MAIL-IN $ MAIL-IN

my help.” County prosecutors because of the DEBIT support they give victims,” Holly VISA 50 A portion of Holly’s job descrip- said. “I felt I was accepting the 60 tion includes notifying victims of P175/70R13100 • P185/70R13 • P185/75R14 • P195/75R14 court hearings, connecting them award as a member of a team of REBATE Tooele County residents who work CARD $25 MAIL-IN REBATE WITH TIRE OR WHEEL PURCHASE with financial aid programs, offer- REBATE $ OVER $250 ON DISCOUNT TIRE CREDIT CARD ing assistance in completing victim or volunteer their time daily to help ON SELECT SETS OF impact statements and providing sexual assault victims.” ON ANY SET OF $50 MAIL-IN REBATE WITH TIRE OR WHEEL PURCHASE Holly added that she was OVER $500 ON DISCOUNT TIRE CREDIT CARD courtroom advocacy.” 4 GOODYEAR TIRES P185/70R14120 • P195/70R14 • P205/75R15 • P215/75R15 Since coming to Tooele County, “shocked” that her entire office, 4 MICHELIN TIRES MINIMUM MONTHLY PAYMENT REQUIRED O.A.C.* including Tooele County Attorney Holly has brought state-certified LOW PRICES, MORE CHOICES ON THE BRANDS YOU TRUST! ADD $10 PER TIRE FOR INSTALLATION AND training to local residents interested Doug Ahlstrom, deputy attorneys NATIONAL TIRE SAFETY WEEK, APRIL 24-30 LIFETIME COMPUTER SPIN BALANCING. in volunteering as sexual assault/ Gary Searle, John Dow, Dave STOP BY DISCOUNT TIRE FOR A FREE TIRE INSPECTION & AIR CHECK! rape advocates. She has even start- Cundick, and Tooele County inves- ® ed a “crises line” for victims of tigator Bob Main all showed up for the award ceremony. KEARNS/TAYLORSVILLE, 3665 W. 5400 S ...... 968-2100 LAYTON, 2059 N. HILLFIELD RD ...... 776-2810 domestic violence or sexual assault. SANDY/S. JORDAN, 9032 S. STATE...... 566-6968 RIVERDALE, 4262 RIVERDALE RD ...... 627-3215 In fact, Tooele County currently has “It meant a lot to me to have all of WEST JORDAN, 1652 W. 7000 S ...... 561-9560 ROY, 5387 S. 1900 W ...... 773-6876 30 advocates who rotate shifts to them there,” Holly said. “But I like SALT LAKE/SUGAR HOUSE, 2269 S. STATE ..487-1797 OREM, 1325 S. STATE...... 224-8220 said, I do not do what I do alone. MURRAY/HOLLADAY, 6180 S. VANWINKLE ....272-2066 LINDON, 564 LINDON PKWY ...... 765-1702 ensure the crises line is available 24- MURRAY, 120 E. 4500 S...... 293-3113 AMERICAN FORK, 661 WEST STATE RD ...... 763-8604 hours a day, seven days per week. There are many people in Tooele BOUNTIFUL, 2527 S. MAIN ST. (HWY. 89)...... 298-7312 ST. GEORGE, 580 W. TELEGRAPH ST ...... 435-627-0263 The victim crises line can be County who worked just as hard for LAYTON, 881 W. HILLFIELD RD...... 544-0104 OPENING SOON: Riverton & West Valley reached at 1-888-241-1100. Victim this award as I did. I think it’s great ASK ABOUT OUR O.A.C advocates live throughout the that Tooele County has been recog- SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE. . county, so if the person answer- nized as an area in the state where FREE STORE HOURS MON.-FRI.: 8:00-6, SAT.: 8:00-5 ing the crises line is miles away there is tremendous help and sup- REPLACEMENT port for victims of sexual assault CERTIFICATE! from the victim, an advocate in APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE WHERE AMERICA SAVES ON TIRESSM another Tooele County location or rape.” can be called to help if necessary. e-mail: [email protected] discounttire.com STATE OR LOCAL TAXES AND, WHERE REQUIRED OR CHARGED, STATE ENVIRONMENTAL OR DISPOSAL FEES ARE EXTRA. A6 TUESDAY April 19, 2005

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Keep conserving water Giant flakes of snow floated down from the sky Monday and covered the higher elevations in Tooele Valley. At the same time cold rain pelted the lower elevations. Typical April show- ers are a welcomed sight, indeed, to the second driest state in America. It has been a great water year for Utah. Snow pack in some strategic mountain areas this year measure twice the normal amount. An end to drought years may be in sight if the pattern continues. For example, elevation of the Great Salt Lake recently hit its cyclical 20- year low. Water watchers say the lake level is now starting to rise. History shows that the lake should increase its level during the next 20 years. That has been the pattern. But as population and water consumption increases along the Wasatch Front, historical lake levels may not return for repeat performances. Those who keep track of underground water aquifers throughout the state are still concerned about the lack of water. After years of drought the aquifers are not recharging as fast as normal. Some wells gush with water at the expense of others. Demand for water increases while supplies decrease, making clean drinking water in some places a rare commodity. Tooele City is especially concerned about water because its culinary water is pumped from wells. Some communities use mountain runoff water for culinary use, but that requires extensive treatment. Even when we have a great water year it takes about four years for that LETTERS TO THE EDITOR water to seep down to where it can be pumped, according to city officials. City leaders should be commended for keeping a close eye on the water child in the seat, one in the cart, one West aide is wonderful holding beside the cart and one holding Double standard exposed situation. Their concern prompts another year of restricted use of outdoor Editor: Editor: her hand. This is our picture of respon- watering with Tooele City water. Leaders ask residents to water their yards I would like to express my grati- I have been reading with interest sibility. Now imagine that while Mom on specific days according to their location in the city. The watering sched- tude to Lisa Treadway, an aide at West the latest “newspaper wars” concern- is reaching for a can of soup, the child ule helps improve flow for all residents. Elementary. I don’t know if she will get ing the colors of the church located in the cart chooses that moment to test City staff say that outdoor use of city water triples during the summer. recognition from the school district or on the north end of town. I found it a the rules by standing up and reaching They commend residents for their water-conservation efforts. Seeking to from West Elementary, but I want to little ironic that people are condemning out to the sibling at the side. At that conserve water should become a lifelong habit for those who live in the publicly thank her for all she has done a person for having an opinion on the point, is the responsible mother turned desert. for the children at West this year. colors and style of a building and yet, into a monster? People want to live in Tooele County and there are several open areas for I have two little boys who are very isn’t that being just as judgmental? Responsible, caring, loving, good potential growth. There are plenty of irrigation sources and county irriga- special to me who attend that school. If I’m not mistaken, in most religious mothers who teach their children how tion companies work hard to provide ample water for their share-holders. They were having a hard time wanting groups, they teach that it is not “ours to behave still have children who need Construction of the Grantsville Reservoir 20 years ago has proven vital to stay at school this year when school to judge.” But on to a lighter note, I to explore and test their boundaries. in the quest to conserve and distribute water on the west side of Tooele started. The class they were in was have to agree with the idea of religious This will most likely happen at times Valley. large and they felt lost. and artistic freedom. I just have to ask when their mother is distracted by The area, however, is becoming urbanized and industrialized in many ways. Mrs. Treadway made every effort to all these “free thinking” individuals other things, even grocery shopping. In The U.S. Census Bureau touts Tooele County as the 33rd fastest growing coun- help them both feel comfortable and one question — where were you with reality, you cannot watch four children ty in the United States and as the population grows — water conservation is a to try and help them with the problems all your input when the city made the completely while selecting food to must. After all, there will only be so much of this finite resource to go around. they were facing in the large classroom. Durfees cover up their artistic impres- bring home and feed them. She continues to be a great help to sions and freedoms on their (Berserk I have the pleasure of being these young boys and many others at Body Art) building? They were made to acquainted with Miriam Jones, whom ROUNDTABLE our school. Our classes are large and cover their art with a drab gray color. Susan assumed was an irresponsible we appreciate having an aide in that I guess maybe what I am trying to mother because of her desire to have Are animal control problems an issue in class part of the day. say is how come the city let’s some two-seated grocery carts at Wal-Mart. I know money seems to always be people get away with bold colors and Miriam has twins who are toddlers and your neighborhood/town. Are you satisfied an issue, and we can’t get smaller class styles in the name of artistic freedom is one of the most careful mothers I size because our community is growing and religion while others must obey or with how city/county leaders handle those know. She would like to buckle them so fast. So the next best thing is hav- be run out of business? both up to be more sure of their safety problems and what more should be done? ing someone like Mrs. Treadway who Ana Wilding even though she keeps a very good eye works part-time, gets paid very little Tooele Rick Kirkland Missy Thompson on them. Miriam feels horrible that one TOOELE CITY RESIDENT THS BUFFALOG CO-EDITOR and changes lives for the better. of her children once fell out of a gro- Thank you from the bottom of my I am certain animal I am not a dog cery cart. To show her responsibility, Schools overstepping role person. I tell people heart. control issues are she has taken the extra step of working Editor: under control in my I’m scared of dogs Ginny Rhea Yes, children need to be educated because I was to prevent future accidents for herself neighborhood. If Tooele about moral values, self esteem, sex, there were issues knocked over by and others. Miriam, thank you. Add my in the past it seems one when I was five name to your petition. tobacco, alcohol, drugs, etc., but that has changed. years old selling Girl Tooele full of rude people Susan, when you see me or Miriam responsibility for these issues is in the In the past eight Scout cookies. While Editor: or another young mother at the store home — not the schools. Of course years that I have screaming for help I am writing in response to all the next time, please try to remember the there will be some overlap; you can’t the dog licked my face ... and my tongue. lived in Tooele County my family have had negative feedback about Ms. Louise hard times you had when you were in run a classroom without rules and more contact with animal control over a Now, I get teased for “French kissing” a Curtis’ letter regarding the new therefore values. And I have seen noth- six-pound schipperke than I care to men- dog. Dogs really are an issue in Stansbury our position. See us with our shortcom- tion. It is guaranteed that animal control Park and all of Tooele County. No matter St. Barnabas Center located in the ings, love us anyway and keep that ing but good come from the DARE will respond to any call they are given. how nice people say their dog is, it could Overlake subdivision. My family and critical eye for choosing your produce. program. It almost seems as if the issues Tooele still attack if it feels threatened. I believe I have lived in Tooele for about five Gwen Ruebush The ideas are right, but is the venue? County had in the past over nuisance dogs city and county officials do all they can to years and I have never come across a Stansbury Park Where do we draw the line of who caused residents to become intolerable. take care of the animal control problems. community full of so many rude people. teaches what: parent or teacher? I have heard on several occasions of indi- Pet owners should be more responsible, I realize everyone has their own point School is about six hours long. viduals calling animal control or the police in caring for their pets, cleaning up after of view, but come on already. Life is about diversity Obviously not every topic a child needs department because “their neighbors dog them, and as in Bob Barker’s words of Editor: Shame on all you people who are so to know can be covered in that time. barked last night.” Oddly enough my fam- wisdom, “have your pets spayed or neu- Thank you for printing the letter narrow minded and can’t handle some I believe the schools should focus on ily received more punishment for my little tered.” My family does not own a dog, yet from Kaye Christensen concerning the dog crap has to be cleaned up from our good honest opinion. Since all the old academics and leave morals to parents. dog barking or sitting on the front porch painting of the church in Tooele. Kaye unleashed than when our horses figured yard on a regular basis. Fines should be time residents are so hung up on all the It is very apparent that not all wrote a well written letter about accep- out how to open the gate and went on a imposed on owners who do not clean up growth in Tooele, maybe they should parents are teaching children not to tance. It is refreshing to know that three-hour moonlight run in the neighbor- after them. have put a “do not enter” sign on their smoke, to leave drugs and alcohol some Tooele residents are accepting of hood. Thankfully, the Tooele City Police precious city so it could have stayed a alone, to be kind and forgiving, when, were very helpful in aiding my wife and Craig Anderson others. Our world would be very boring FORMER GRANTSVILLE CITY bare farm town. where and with whom to have sex, me with catching our horses. COUNCILMANM if we all looked alike and thought alike. My family looked forward to being in how to maintain self esteem ... but the We go to the church of our choice Craig Hinkel Animal control has a friendly community where we could lack of parental success is not permis- TOOELE CITY RESIDENT because we have a choice, regardless always been an ongo- feel safe and enjoy watching our kids sion to expand the school curriculum Animal control prob- ing problem in my of the color of the building. Our world grow up. Unfortunately, Tooele is not indefinitely. lems is an issue neighborhood and is changing. Growing up in Tooele and the hometown it’s hyped to be. My elementary-aged son had a throughout Tooele. town. I feel it is being attending St. Marguerite’s taught me to I myself am a convert to the Mormon teacher assign him to draw a picture Ever try to go for a handled properly and be tolerant of others. walk with your kids with professional- religion and grew up in sunny south- of himself along with filling out a It did sadden me when I read the let- and have to face ism, but in the past ern California and have never seen a questionnaire regarding self esteem ter from the person who wrote about down large roaming that has not always been the case. Who church building stick out in a commu- issues. His self portrait had a red, scary, how horrible the church looked. I felt dogs in a bad mood? could forget that episode in the history nity like the St. Barnabas center. All the fang-toothed mouth which his teacher It’s not fun. However, this problem could of Grantsville? The problem is with animal bad for the members of their church other buildings surrounding Overlake required him to erase and replace with be taken care of if people who own pets owners not taking responsibility for the and was hoping someone from the blend in well and have not caused such a smile. At home we discussed the simply take an active role in keeping their cute little puppy which has become a large community would have the courage an uproar. I too agree that it’s not what mouth under the erasure and found pets in their yard or on a leash. If a dog is obnoxious dog, or the resident who feels to write a rebuttal. I am formerly from roaming free and bites someone or causes living in a rural community equates to the building looks like but how you a topic for discussion — a wonderful Tooele and still have family living an accident, the owner should be held having more than two dogs and allowing worship. So, let’s all worship wherever moment with a child that was nearly in Tooele. I enjoy reading about the liable for all damages. Additionally, if that them to roam at will, while feeling your and however we want and go on about lost by the school overstepping its dog doing its business in your neighbor’s Tooele community on line. animal is run over, picked up or shot, then our day! that owner should not complain or write a yard is acceptable, alleviating the need Fran Anderson Mariah Lynn letter to the editor to protest. Taking care for the dog owner to clean up, infuriating Burnsville, Minn. SEE LETTERS ON A12 of your pets is part of being a responsible the neighbor who is not a dog owner and Tooele pet owner and a good neighbor. If you can- necessitating watching every step. Pet not control your pets, perhaps you should owners need to take responsibility for their LETTER RULES animals. Keep criticism to produce not own one. Editor: Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] In response to Susan Campbell’s let- The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the ter to the editor “Be a responsible par- author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community ent” on April 12, I want to state that no of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual matter how careful parents are children circumstances at the editor’s discretion. still have accidents. The only way to All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long avoid this is to keep them constantly are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- and completely restrained, which A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 would be considered child abuse. Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Susan wrote about a responsible young 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 mother who brought her four children 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor with her to shop. This mother had one For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY April 19, 2005 A7 OBITUARIES

Ericson; brothers, Sid and his Cuss words, snowballs Lila Hammond June Noriene son, Larry Bouck; Bill and his and worms son, Steven Bouck. Mothers are people Bell Bouck Harris Graveside services will be who sweep things held Thursday, April 21, 2005 Porches, cobwebs and rugs June Noriene Bouck Harris Our loving mother, grand- at the Tooele Cemetery at 1 Soft-hearted people passed away Sunday, April 16, p.m. A viewing will be held at who keep things mother, great-grandmother and 2005. great-great grandmother, Lila Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St., Artwork, report cards She was born June 14, 1916 Tooele, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 and hugs Hammond Bell, passed away to Hyrum Sidney and Cora Inez Sunday April 17, after a short p.m. Mothers are people Staker Bouck. She treasured the Mothers are People who nurse things battle with pneumonia. many birthday cards from her She was born July 14, 1917, Mothers are people A boy or a girl or a spouse “Special Lila” saying “The flags who cook things And all-in-all in Grantsville, Utah, to Thomas are flying just for you June,” and Hammond and Elsie May Brim. Breakfast, lunch or a snack there are worse things many others. Being raised in Dexterous people Than Mothers to have She graduated from Grantsville Magna, Utah, that was her town High School in 1934. who hook things in your house and she loved to visit the famous Which button or zip up In October 1937, she married bakery, her “Old Farm House” Lila Hammond Bell June Noriene Bouck Harris the back Robert Orr Bell, who preceded and especially the “Special her in death in March of 1976. She loved The Church of Jesus Mothers are people Cemetery up on the Hill.” who blow things Together they raised four chil- Our beloved Mother, Christ of Latter-day Saints and dren, two girls and two boys. taught Primary for many years Balloons, kisses and noses (Les) Volberg of Grantsville; 16 Grandmother, Sister, Aunt, and Green-thumbish people She worked at Tooele Army grandchildren; 32 great-grand- Friend, was everybody’s Mom, to young children who stopped Depot and was know as “Rosie by later, all grown up, to visit. who grow things children; and three great-great Grams, Aunt, and Friend. She Ivy, puppies and roses the Riveter.” Later she was a grandchildren; her loving extra took pride in curing her neigh- They got a big hug and told her cook at the Tooele High School thanks. Our “June Bug,” was Mothers are people daughter Sharon Howell; many bors’ hair and was an expert who send things lunch room for 26 years. She very much loved and admired nieces and nephews and loving at perms, sewing, and always Letters and strawberry tarts then retired at the age of 65. by all of us who had the oppor- friends. Our Mom spread smiles being there when they needed Magical people Mom was a member of The tunity to know her and what an and laughter to everyone she help. She was such a pretty lady who mend things Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- honor it was. She will be greatly met. with a big heart and personality, Blue jeans, albums day Saints and held several posi- missed. She spent her life by Services will be held on plus she was sometimes quite a and hearts tions. She was a counselor in putting her family always first Thursday April 21, at 11 a.m. tease — like hiding and jumping Mothers are people who find the Relief Society and enjoyed with love and devotion, plus with a viewing from 9:30-10:30 out at you with that high-pitched things helping others. unbelievable care, patience, and 493 W. 400 N., Tooele a.m. prior to the services at the scream and laugh — quite scary, Mittens, homework She did ladies hair at our understanding. 7th Ward Chapel, 1025 W. Utah but a fun experience. and germs kitchen table for many years, Ave in Tooele. There will also be She was gifted to sing and Blessed with two children: 882-4800 daughter, Joan Harris Elton; and Fuss-budget people www.mohlmanlaw.com which made her very happy. a viewing Wednesday evening dance the “Charlston.” No one who mind things She is survived by her three from 6 to 8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary could keep up with her. Her son, James William Harris, who children, Keith (Billie) Bell of in Tooele. Burial will be in the home was a welcome place both survive her. She is also Grantsville, Raymond (Debbie) Grantsville City Cemetery. where you were expected to survived by grandson, Dustyn VENDORS WANTED Bell of West Jordan and Eileen sit at her table for famous cin- William Harris, her pride and namon rolls, homemade bread, joy; and special friends, Patty and everything from lamb chops Gove and Terry Leach, Jeni Tooele Swap Meet to pheasant. A great cook, she Bevan and family; sister, Denza Opening: May 7, 2005 DEATH NOTICE made it all “from scratch.” (Alma Kay) Iverson; brother, She married William Bean Danny (Barbara) Bouck; sister, For info call 882-5297. Dina (Terry) Tuttle; sister-in-law, Harris July 24, 1937, later sol- Sellers entry fee: $20/car Eva Darlene away April 18, 2005. Funeral emnized in the Salt Lake LDS Afton Bouck; and many nieces services are pending. For Temple. “Bill” preceded her and nephews. Motor View Drive-In more information contact Tate in death June 16, 1995. A very Preceded in death by sis- 4055 N. Hwy 36, Erda McKinney Mortuary. A full obituary will be special grandson, Troy Justyn ters, Louella (Byron) Thornton, Bring this ad in for $5 off sellers fee at the gate. in Thursday’s Tooele Transcript Madsen, also returned to Gertrude (George) Orullian, Eva Darlene McKinney passed Bulletin. Heaven. Daryl (William) Johnson, Cora Tooele employment stats incorrect? by Karen Hunt County residents left the county prices hit $2.22 or more a gallon. mentioned that is something Utah STAFF WRITER for employment. In 1990 19.5 per- Utahns use about a billion and Issues is looking into. For the past few years, econo- cent left. By 2000 that number a half gallons of gas every year. He said economists are all mists may not have been counting had grown to an impressive 45.5 Currently gas is 30-40 cents higher watching the fall of the value of correctly, said Tooele’s regional percent. than a year ago. That reflects a the dollar. economist Jim Robson at last Current numbers show 5.3 per- $60 million dollar increase annu- “It firmed up over the last Wednesday’s Chamber luncheon. cent of residents in Tooele County ally. month,” Robson said. “It’s a prob- That, he explained, is why are unemployed in contrast to That is money that businesses, lem if we buy more things from Tooele’s job situation may have 6 percent last year. The old consumers and government agen- the rest of the world than we methodology showed an 8.1 per- cies would spend on something been better than statistics have sell.” cent employment rate last year. else, explained Robson. shown. Past statistics indicated Still, he said the most impor- Therefore, today’s numbers stand “We’re concerned about that Tooele had a higher rate of unem- tant thing is that any change hap- up pretty well to state averages, because that could slow the econ- ployment than the state average. pens gradually. Gradual changes although they may still be a little omy,” he said. don’t cause big problems. But, the Department of higher, Robson said. Still, he pointed out that factor- Robson also talked about the Workforce Services is currently The current numbers for ing in inflation, prices would have changing its methodology. Tooele County do not include the to reach $3 a gallon to be as bad importance of businesses being The change is a result of the 700 new employees hired by the as they were in the ‘80s. adaptable. influx of people who moved to Wal-Mart Distribution Center in Those in attendance voiced “When you have someone like Tooele between 1995 and 2000. the last three months. That alone concern about the need for afford- Wal-Mart move in, it changes Many of those people had jobs could add 5.5 percent growth, said able health insurance for home the dynamics of a community,” someplace else, and kept those Robson. businesses and the decreasing Robson said. “[You businesses] jobs by commuting out of the Robson also raised questions value of the dollar. have to be a little forward think- county. In the past, those jobs about the impact of rising gas Robson acknowledged health ing and think on your feet. You were not all accounted for. prices on the economy. He said insurance is a problem that is not need to adjust.” In 1980, 16 percent of Tooele economists are concerned as the being addressed very well, but he [email protected] Futures investing right for some portfolios ne of For purposes of illustration, entail a certain amount of risk. the same direction, but to varying the futures contracts for commodi- There is the possibility of endur- degrees. This makes managed Omost ties (such as gold, for example) ing a sizable loss when investing futures a diversification opportu- important may be easier to visualize. An in futures, because actual prices nity that can also provide inves- aspects of investor might enter into an could always fall short of con- tors a hedge against movements sound invest- agreement today to buy 100 tract prices. But managed futures in their other investments. ing, the ounces of gold at $400 an ounce also offer several benefits that Now that you know a little bit principle of in June of next year. At any time could make them an important more about managed futures, diversification in between, if the actual price of part of a well-balanced portfolio. you may want to consider them encourages gold rises above $400 an ounce, In addition to professional as a way to add more diversity to you to spread then the investor can sell their money management, managed your portfolio. 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The applications can be obtained by Tooele either picking one up at the Utah State-Tooele campus, the Tooele Public Library or by calling Pat Sha-Ronn Showcase slated Steelman at 882-2466. Sha-Ronn Showcase will be Friday, April 22, 7 p.m. in the THS gym. Tickets are $3 in advance and $4 at Meetings the door. Graft fruit trees Environment Board A fruit tree grafting demonstration The Tooele County Environmental will be given by long time Master Impact Board will hold a meeting on Gardener Ray Beck at his home on April 21 at 9 a.m. in the county com- Saturday, April 23, at 10 a.m. The mission chambers on the third floor address is 156 South 100 West, Tooele. of the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 Parking is available in the church S. Main, Tooele. parking lot adjacent to Ray’s back- Adjustment board meets yard. All are welcome to attend this The Tooele County Board of free class. Ray has some very inter- Adjustment will hold a meeting on esting, simple techniques for graft- Thursday, April 21, at 7 p.m. in the com- ing and we would invite you to take mission chambers on the third floor advantage of his expertise. of the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 Help sick kids S. Main, Tooele. Tender Heart Ministries, an out- reach ministry of the First Baptist Church of Tooele is raising money Deseret Peak to comfort the little children at our local hospital with a bake sale this Arenacross begins weekend at Wal-Mart. The bake sale Are you ready to race on your motor- will be held on Friday and Saturday, cycle or ATV? The 2005 Arenacross April 22-23, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday Series begins Friday, April 22, at the The Tooele High Sha-Ronns will hold their annual Spring Review on Friday, April 22, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele High gymnasium and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Money Deseret Peak Complex. Sign-ups are where they will showcase dances performed all year long — jazz, hip-hop, modern and lyrical. Also featured will be guest per- donations are welcome. Checks can 4:30-6 p.m. The racing excitement formances by the Tooele High Majestix, the intermediate and advanced dance classes and the Sir-Ronns in a great rock-n-roll be made payable to Tender Heart will start at 7 p.m. The race fee is $20 number. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $3 from any Sha-Ronn or at the door for $4. Ministries, FBC. Mail Tooele First and general admission is $5. English 435-882-7183, Espanol 801-577- Baptist Church, c/o Tender Heart There is a classification for every ent ideas for the May theme, destina- Grantsville 1812. Nursery and rides are available. Ministries, P.O. Box 686, Tooele, UT skill level from beginner to advanced. tion parks. Attend roundtable, share 84074 Even if you aren’t a competitor, join Methodists host public with others, learn from others, and be For questions, or more information the fans in the crowd. For more infor- Open burn extended Tooele United Methodist Church is informed. Do it for your pack, your den, regarding Tender Heart Ministries, mation call (435) 843-4000 or visit Due to a large number of requests, inviting the public to an Open House and yourself! please contact First Baptist Church our website at www.deseretpeak- Grantsville City’s Volunteer Fire Community Coffee from 10 a.m. to Join us at roundtable in May as we at 882-2048. complex.com. Department has announced an exten- Noon on April 24. Drop by and casually say good bye to Richard and Cindy Broadbent after nearly 20 years of ser- Enhance marriage Road bike ride sion of open-burn permits from April read a newspaper, listen to some music, chat with friends, and swap stories vice to Cub Scouting. They will be Therapy? None, just education and The Ghost Town Riders Century 19-30. Items that can be burned while you wake up with some fresh- greatly missed by all that love and work fun! Bike ride will take place in Tooele include yard debris such as grass brewed coffee and a pastry for a small in the Cub Scouting program! Thank Utah State University Extension April 30 at 7:30 a.m. starting at the clippings, small tree limbs, etc. Man- donation. You can hear the Wesley Bell you Richard and Cindy. is excited to offer a free six-hour Deseret Peak Complex. The ride will made items such as tires cannot be Ringers play upstairs at 11 a.m. during marriage enhancement workshop. help raise money for the Leukemia & burned. Webelos outdoor activity our worship service — free of charge. Engaged couples, newlyweds, happi- Lymphoma Society. To burn small piles of yard debris, Webelos Scouts and parents are We’re located on the corner of Utah lyweds and not-so-happilyweds - you Registration costs $35 until April call Grantsville City at 884-3411 or invited to attend the Webelos Outdoor Avenue and 100 East, one block east of will all enjoy this fun educational 20. After April 20 the price is $45. any Grantsville firefighter. A firefight- Activity May 13-14, location to be the Wells Fargo Bank. workshop on how to improve your Application forms are available at er must inspect the pile before a burn announced. Webelos will work on eight relationships. It is fun and insightful Wild Mountain Bicycles, Gene’s and permit can be issued. Piles must be activity badge pins and camp overnight as you learn how to resolve conflicts, online through bike2bike.org. away from houses, fences, overhead Library with a parent. There will be a camp- enhance communication and focus Drivers in the area are asked to power lines, etc. fire program on Friday evening with a on things that are important to you exercise caution, as between 500-700 Residents issued a burn permit cracker barrel. Saturday we will serve individually and as a couple. It is for people are expected to join in the must call Tooele County Dispatch County board meets breakfast and lunch. Cost is $25, plus ALL couples. ride. For more information see www. on the date they are authorized to The Tooele County Library Board $5 for a t-shirt. When: Part 1, 6:30-9:30 p.m. April bike2bike.org or contact Bike 2 Bike, burn. Dispatchers must know when will meet on Thursday, April 21, at 5 Hurry, the deadline is April 26. 22 and Part 2 continued on Saturday, Inc. at 877-264-7876 or 801-677-0134. the burn begins and when it ends. p.m. in the Tooele County Bookmobile For more information call Richard April 23, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. (six-hour Anyone burning inside Grantsville Headquarters Library, 429 E. Main St., and Cindy Broadbent at 884-6286 or workshop) City limits without a permit will be Grantsville (Grantsville City Building). Geraldine McBeth 882-4613. Where: USU Extension office 151 Sports ticketed, according to firefighters. All library board members are urged N. Main, Tooele. Relax, stretch, de-stress to attend. Public attendance is also Groups To register for the workshop or for Youth t-ball Relax, stretch and de-stress with invited. more information, call Patty or Clint yoga classes by Simply Yoga, held at We welcome everyone from ages at 843-2350. Seating is limited. the Grantsville TaeKwondo building, 3-6. Classes are once or twice a week Women’s Club 110 W. Main St. Sharon Ellsworth Schools Find best friend depending on age of athlete and to Tooele Women’s Club spring fund- (884-0895) teaches Tuesdays at 4:30 Your new best friend is wait- fit schedules. Cost is $25 for 3-4 year raiser will be Saturday, May 7, 12-4 p.m. and Saturdays at 9 a.m. Linda ing for you at the Grantsville City olds and $35 for 5-6 year olds. For G’ville council meets p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center. A $15 Ward (884-6291) teaches at 6:30 a.m. Animal Shelter! Visit www.petfinder. information, call PLAY Sports at 843- The last community council meet- donation is appreciated for the buffet, Thursdays. A donation of $5 per class com, enter zip code 84029, and meet 8471. ing for the 2004-05 school year at coffee and punch provided. We are Oscar, Bonny, Ruger, Black, Jack and is appreciated. Grantsville Elementary School will be having a card party: Bridge, Pinochle, Queenie. Some are young, some are Adult soccer Bunko, SkipBo and Dominos. Do you have what it takes? We invite Stansbury Riders held on Thursday, April 21, at 4 p.m. adults, and all of them are very affec- It’s not too late for youth, age Anyone interested may contact Clea everyone to come and play the eight- in the media center. Interested parents tionate and in need of new, loving 6-15, to sign up to ride with the Sullivan at 882-7055, Verna Hymer at week season starting May 7. Game are invited to attend. homes right away. If you don’t have Stansbury Riders. Practice is held at 882-7303, Marge Boswell at 882-3754, dates and times will be determined. Register for TJHS web access, please call 884-6881 or the Grantsville Rodeo arena on Clark Karyal Maynard at 882-3250 or Gloria Cost is $40 each with discounts for Registration for elementary students 884-4407 for more information or to Street. The arena is located directly Bristow at 882-0122. corporate teams. For information, who are currently students at the fol- arrange a face-to-face meeting with behind city hall, 429 E. Main St. call PLAY Sports at 843-8471. lowing schools and will enter Tooele Master Gardeners any or all of these wonderful, adopt- Practices will be held each Tuesday Tooele Master Gardeners monthly Ladies golf league Junior High School for the 2005-06 able companions. and Thursday from 6-8 p.m. Youth who school year are scheduled for the fol- meeting will be Wednesday, April 27, Lose weight, energize Sign up for the Overlake Ladies want to participate with this award-win- at the USU extension building, 151 N Golf League will be Friday, April 22, lowing days and times: Utah State University Extension ning horse riding team can just show up Main. The business meeting begins at 10 a.m. at the golf course. We will • April 25 — Overlake 10 a.m. in presents Up With Vitality-Down With to practices. For more information, call 6:30 p.m. followed by the educational have a short meeting and pass out Overlake multipurpose room Weight, a six-week diet and exer- Todd Hammond at 850-9295. program at 7 p.m. This month Larry the information on the league. If you • April 26 — West 8:45 a.m. in cise class, taught by Clint Albrecht, Sagers, the USU extension horticultur- have any questions or concerns, con- City council meets West Elementary gymnasium, Copper MS, FCS Agent. Class topics include The Grantsville City Council will con- ist, will be doing a diagnostic clinic tact Rita Currey at 882-3840 or Cher Canyon 1 p.m. in Copper Canyon multi- Nutrition 101, metabolism, psychol- duct a public hearing at the Grantsville training which is especially important Zirker at 882-0090. The league will purpose room ogy of weight loss, fad diets, exercise/ City Offices, 429 E. Main St., on for all Master Gardeners who will vol- start Friday, April 29, at 10 a.m. If you • April 27 — East 10 a.m. in East behavior change, food labels, calories Wednesday, April 20, at 7 p.m. to con- unteer at the weekly diagnostic clin- enjoy golf and fun, come join (see Elementary cafeteria in/calories out. Classes will be held sider an amendment to the Grantsville ics held throughout the summer. The Website overlakegolf.com). • April 28 — Harris 8:45 a.m. in Thursdays, May 5 to June 9, from Land Use Management Code by requir- Harris cafeteria, Middle Canyon 10 a.m. clinics begin in May and are held every 6:30-8:30 p.m., at the USU Extension Water safety, lessons ing the city council to approve cer- in Middle Canyon multipurpose room, Wednesday from 3-6 p.m. at the USU auditorium, 151 N. Main, Tooele. The The Pratt Aquatic Center will offer tain developments, previously only Northlake 1:15 p.m. in Northlake multi- extension office. Volunteers are avail- cost is only $40, And by attending five water safety instructor (30 hours approved by the planning commission. purpose room. able for free advice to anyone with a out of six classes and completing a $100) and life guard training (29 The new developments subject to this Those students who are not current- plant, pest, or other gardening problem. questionnaire, you will receive a $20 hours $115) classes beginning April proposed ordinance include any devel- ly students of Tooele County School This class is not limited to clinic vol- refund. What a deal! This class is for 25. Both classes will finish up in mid- opment having a value over $250,000, District but are planning on attending unteers but welcomes all who want to everyone. Space is limited, so reserve May for those seeking summer jobs any multiple occupancy building with Tooele Jr. High School for the 2005-06 diagnose their own garden problems. your spot early by calling 843-2353. as lifeguards and/or instructors. over four units and all apartments. school year, please contact the coun- Horsemen meet Health dept. trains Registration for the class and infor- seling office at 833-1921 to schedule an The West Desert Back Country mation about the pretests can be The Tooele County Health appointment to register and for more Horsemen will hold a monthly meet- obtained by contacting the aquatic Churches Department will be closed on May 5-6 information. ing Monday, April 25, at 8 p.m. in the center 882-3247. for staff training. Immunization clinic basement of the county courthouse. Registration for May swimming will be canceled on Thursday, May 5. We will discuss our various programs lessons is now open. Lessons begin First Sunday food drive For more information, please phone Scouts and goals for the coming year plus May 2 and conclude May 12. Classes Sunday, May 1, St. Marguerite’s will the health department at 843-2300. our potential ride on May 7 to 8 Mile are offered at 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. host our First Sunday Food Drive. We For immunization clinic information Seep. The public is welcome. The cost is $25 for the first child will collect all non-perishable food Cub Scout Roundtable please phone 843-2310. and $22.50 for each additional family items. Please remember all the food Cub Scout leader Roundtable is here Scholarship available collected goes to our local CAP food again Thursday, May 5, 7:30 p.m. in the member. SEE DOINGS ON B3 The American Association of Bank. TJHS chorus room. The staff will pres- University Women, Tooele Chapter, Bible Baptist Church is offering the Maxine Hullinger and Overlake Please consider this your personal Maurine Busico Scholarships again invitation to join in services at the Bible DOINGS POLICY this year. The scholarships are for Surplus auction Baptist Church, 286 N. 7th St., Tooele a junior or senior in a college pro- — “Where Jesus is Lord, the Bible our The Overlake Homeowners Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the gram working toward a bachelor’s doctrine, and Baptist our Heritage.” The Association has surplus items from Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or degree. The student or parent of the service schedule is: Sunday school 10 prior years. These will be auctioned e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a student must live in Tooele County. a.m.; Sunday worship 11 a.m.; Sunday silently at the annual HOA meeting notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, The scholarships are to be applied evening service 6 p.m.; Wednesday on Thursday, April 21, at 7 p.m. at etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a towards educational expenses. Those service 7 p.m.; servicio Dominical en Overlake Elementary School. Contact display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. interested must fill out an application Espanol 1 p.m.; Servico del Martes 7 Beth Dale at 843-5410 with ques- Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later and submit it before May 20, 2005. p.m. For more information, please call: tions. than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. 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63f0003-5 A10 TUESDAY April 19, 2005 Sports

From The Sidelines Lady Buffs MLB taking deliver more wins stance to by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Just like the postal service, the clean game Tooele High softball squad is still deliv- ering wins with consistent frequency. No snow, no rain or even prom night here is a par- can halt the Lady Buff team from post- ing a triumph. ticular episode of The two-time defending Class 3A “MASH” where a champs battled rain and snow Monday Tpatient believes to hand Pleasant Grove a 5-2 defeat at himself to be the Savior. Deseret Peak Complex. Following a series of Lindsey Palmer twirled a three-hitter typical misadventure, and struck out six in just four innings the colonel declares that to help ignite the Lady Buff triumph. if he had a horse which Jessica Howsden also blasted a solo thought he was “Man of home run to trigger the win as well. War,” he wasn’t sure he’d Dennis Sweat And even the prom, scheduled Friday tell the horse otherwise. GUEST COLUMNIST night, couldn’t keep the Lady Buffs There is wisdom in that from their appointed rounds of register- line of thought. ing another league triumph. If you have a baseball player who thinks Lindsey Palmer tossed a two-hit he is Babe Ruth, would you want to set him shutout and Lauren Folta cracked a straight? What if he thought so, but never clutch two-run double to ignite a three- hit the ball hard enough to leave the yard? run rally that broke open a 2-0 contest Under those circumstances you might want to and helped Tooele post a hard fought encourage that player to hit line drives instead. 5-0 win over Morgan Friday at Deseret But what if he was doing everything possible Peak Complex. to increase his strength, lifting weights, eating Palmer, Kelsey Mendenhall, Folta, right, flexibility exercises and the like? Maybe Leslie Brunson and Amy Petersen all then you’d let him continue swinging for the collected one hit each to lead the way fence from time to time. photography/Troy Boman for the Lady Buffs. Major League Baseball has been in that situ- Cowgirls first baseman Jarrell Veazie scoops up a throw in Friday’s game to force out Bear River’s Tasha Chadaz at GHS. Tooele also cruised to a decisive 19-1 ation for some time. There are many players The Lady Bears handed the Cowgirls a 4-2 setback in the affair. victory over Ogden Wednesday on the who are exceptional athletes, who have been Lady Tigers home diamond. doing everything possible to increase their The Lady Buffs exploded for six runs strength. Some have done more than others. Errors help Lady Bears nip GHS in the first frame and 13 more in the Some may have turned to the world of chemis- third and coasted to the easy league try for a little bit of a leg up. The line needs to by Nick Drake setbacks have been by one run. However, with league triumph. be drawn at this point. Even the leg up is too setbacks to Tooele (4-0) and Bear River in the past week Jessica Howsden pounded out three much for baseball to accept. Others may have SPORTS EDITOR hits to trigger the lopsided win while Bear River has taken full advantage of some Grantsville is looking to finish the season strong. used chemicals to completely rebuild their Cherise Herrera and Petersen each Grantsville defensive lapses to register a sweep of The Cowgirls did upend Granger 6-0 Monday on the bodies. smashed a three-run home run to ignite the Cowgirls during league play on the 2005 softball Lady Lancers home field. Either way, such abuse should never be the victory. campaign. Grantsville Coach Bridget Clinton said her team had allowed to happen. There are too many risks Tooele still sports a glossy 15-2 over- In fact, the Lady Bears have produced five runs in a chance to beat a talented Bear River squad. and it can be deadly. Nobody should condone all mark on the season, including a the two bouts and all of their runs are unearned. “We had our chances to win the game,” she noted. the use of drugs to give one athlete an advan- pair of victories over Bear River and a Bear River pushed home four unearned runs on “But we made some extremely critical errors. The girls tage. hard fought win over a talented Kearns Cowgirl miscues and held on for a hard fought 4-2 tri- hit the ball well and they didn’t give up even when they That said, it is easy to see how such abuse squad as well. umph Friday in Grantsville. were down.” could take hold and even grow, given the But more importantly, the Lady The visitors rallied for a pair of runs in the top of the competitive nature of the individuals involved. Bear River 4 - Grantsville 2 Buffs have a glossy 7-0 record in league sixth to snap a 2-2 deadlock. Then you throw in fantastic amounts of money The Lady Bears pushed home four unearned runs to action. Tooele hits the road to Ogden Bear River could only muster four hits on the day, and notoriety, it would be hard to resist the record another league triumph and stay one game off Wednesday to tangle with region rival one each by the sixth through ninth place hitters in the temptation. Especially if you were convinced the league leading pace set by Tooele. Ben Lomond at 3:30 p.m. Then, Tooele line-up. that a lot of other players were doing the same Ashlee Woerner drew a leadoff walk and Ashlee takes time off to prepare for a tough In fact, Grantsville out hit their visitors with five thing - a guy would ask, how else can I com- Hansen was hit by a pitch to open the game for Bear final week of league play when the Lady safeties on the day, thanks to one each by Jordan pete? River. A passed ball allowed both runners to move into Buffs host county neighbor Grantsville Chaney, Katresha Veazie, Jarrell Veazie, Lauryl Baird If a team owner or manager became suspi- scoring position and Woerner bolted home on a wild April 27 and venture to Tremonton and Monica Aagard. cious one of their players may be using chemi- pitch to stake the Lady Bears to a quick 1-0 cushion. April 29 to tangle with Bear River, both Grantsville now falls to 7-6 on the season and 2-3 cal assistance, it would be equally difficult to Bear River tacked on another tally in the top of the at 3:30 p.m. in region play. The Cowgirls host Ogden Wednesday discourage. Owners and managers would ask second when a Brittani Westergaard single, passed ball Tooele Coach Barry Pitt said his team at 3:30 p.m. and host Ben Lomond Friday, also at 3:30 the very same question, how else can we com- and two-out hit by Tasha Chadez pushed home the just wasn’t focused against Morgan p.m. pete? The Cowgirls has played well and four of their six Major League Baseball has taken the right SEE NIP PAGE A11 SEE DELIVER PAGE A11 steps to control what has become a big prob- lem. It has to be done across the board or it will never work. Still the last thing any of us need is for government to become more Buffs belt involved in matters involving athletic competi- tion. Let’s hope our representatives can let it go now that appropriate measures have been taken. Let’s hope the whole issue will go away. Tigers, 16-1 It isn’t interesting, it isn’t compelling and no good can come from continued prying into by Nick Drake people’s private lives. SPORTS EDITOR If mistakes were made, so be it. Those indi- Tooele made short work of region foe Ogden viduals will have to deal with their own con- Thursday on the Tigers’ home field. science, and possible ill effects on their health. The Buffs pushed home three runs in the second If records were affected, so be that too - the and nine more in the third and coasted to an easy 16-1 asterisk was, and still is a bad idea. triumph over the Tigers in Ogden. Zach Mikesell tossed a one-hitter and struck out 10 to capture the victory while Blake Olsen pounded out three hits to ignite the Buff attack at the plate. Sports Wrap The victory coupled with Morgan’s victory over Grantsville pits the Trojans and Buffs into a third place tie with 3-3 records on the season. Tooele topples GHS soccer Tooele and Grantsville were slated to meet today Tooele rallied for four unanswered goals to but inclement weather canceled the game and pushed erase a 1-0 deficit and hand Grantsville a 4-1 the affair back to Friday at 3:30 p.m. at Dow James setback Friday at GHS. Park. The Cowboys grabbed the early lead just Now the Buffs and Cowboys have a few days off 12 minutes into the match but the Buffs photography/Dennis Marshall to prepare for tough region battles Thursday. Tooele answered with a late first-half goal and three Tooele’s Marc Imlay (right) defends a pass in a recent water polo match earlier this season. The Buffs tangles with Morgan Thursday at Dow James Park at more in the second-half to capture the league moved into second place with a win Thursday. 3:30 p.m. while Grantsville hosts Bear River the same triumph under the lights at Grantsville. day, also at 3:30 p.m. A story on the match will be published in A story on the game will be published in Thursday’s Thursday’s edition. edition. Wins vault Buffs into 2nd Tooele Dodgers top Braves Bear River 16 - Tooele 6 A furious second half scor- Coach Mike Wells preaches in mop-up duty. Ray Clinton held the Utah Braves scoreless Tooele hit the ball well last Tuesday against one of ing flurry propelled Tooele boys there is no “I” in T-E-A-M, and it “This was a perfect example of through six innings and Mike Marquez earned the state’s top athletes Jason Zundel. water polo team into Division showed in the Jordan onslaught. how tough we can be when we the save as the Tooele Dodgers earned an 8-3 The Buffs smacked out 11 hits against the Bear River Two second place as the Buffs Imlay piled up five assists and play as a team,” Coach Wells said. win Sunday at Dow James Park in Utah Men’s hurler and MVP in the Region 11 affair in Tremonton. thumped previously undefeated goalie Brad Wells found open “Everybody got into the action.” Baseball League play. And Jace Harris pitched well in the game for the Jordan 17-9 Thursday. men five times. Coach Wells pointed out that Clinton smacked out three hits and local squad as well. The 14-2 Buffs are back in Hole man Mike Cooper scored it was the defense of David knocked in three runs while Jeremy Ward, Unfortunately, Tooele made too many defensive action Wednesday when they twice and chipped in two assists Nipper, Chase Hochstrasser, Marquez and James Wright produced a pair miscues to beat the league-leading Bears, especially host the Weber Warriors at the while T.J. Marshall scored two Imlay, Cooper, Andrus, and goalie of safeties each. Brandon Shields and Derek on their home field, and the Buffs paid heavy toll with Pratt Aquatic Center at 4:15 p.m. goals and tacked on another Brad Wells that led to the bulk of Jackson also cracked out one hit each. a 16-6 loss. Following Jacob “Jolley” assist. Tooele’s scores. Dave Maycock, Steve Swartzfager and The Bears struck for five unearned runs in the open- Barton’s opening goal, the Buffs When Coach Wells sent in his Shane Maycock also contributed to the vic- Tooele 15 - Br. River 6 ing two innings and the hosts took full advantage to and Beetdiggers exchanged goals reserve crew near the end of the tory as well. After falling behind by two build a lead it would not relinquish. in the first half. Late in the second third, Tooele held a comfortable The Dodgers sport a perfect 3-0 record on points early in the second period, Tooele interim-Coach Doug Harding said the team’s quarter flat driver Marc Imlay 12-6 lead. the season. the Water Buffs roared back with defensive lapse enabled the Bears to capture a home found Kasey Nobles open on a Morgan “Mr. Nirvana” Smith Tooele will tackle always tough Pirates 11 consecutive goals to cruise to victory. drive that gave Tooele a 6-5 lead. fired in a late goal on a Trent “Basically, we hit the ball really well and Jace their third win over Bear River. SEE WRAP PAGE A11 Nobles took full offensive com- Andrus assist and Alix Court mand as the left wing driver fired added an assist. Goalie Cameron SEE BELT PAGE A11 11 consecutive goals. “Jack” Crane blocked three goals SEE VAULT PAGE A11 TUESDAY April 19, 2005 A11 Cowboys stumble at Morgan

by Nick Drake dence throughout the game. We need to learn that SPORTS EDITOR no matter who we are playing, we can be beat if Grantsville has played a lot of road games to we don’t come with the proper mental approach.” open the Region 11 baseball campaign. Morgan 5 - Grantsville 1 With only one more long road trip remaining, The Trojans caught the Cowboys early and often the Cowboys knew it needed to find a way to beat and stunned GHS in the region contest Thursday a pesky Morgan squad on the Trojans’ home field at Morgan. to make a run at the league crown. Tyson Rees and Alan Tucker drew consecutive But the hosts had other ideas and didn’t waste walks to open the game and Toomer belted an RBI any time letting Grantsville know Morgan came double to open the scoring. Eric Roskelly reached ready to play. on a Cowboy fielding miscue and Alex Clemens The Trojans exploded for three runs in the bot- rapped a single. Then, Woodard ripped a two-run tom of the first and two more in the third to grab double to give Morgan a quick 3-0 cushion. a lead it would never relinquish in a 5-1 triumph Morgan struck for a pair of tallies in the bot- Thursday at Morgan. tom of the third. Roskelley belted a lead-off single Scooter Toomer belted an RBI double in the and Clemens followed with a double to push both first frame and Chase Woodard clubbed a two-run runners into scoring position. Roskelly scored double later in the inning to ignite the Trojans’ on a wild pitch and Clemens bolted home on a early barrage and stake the hosts to a lead they Woodard groundout to spot Morgan a 5-0 edge. would never give up. Grantsville put its lone tally of the game across The setback proves costly and now the Cowboys the plate in the top of the fifth. Kasey Cummings must win their remaining four league games and drew a two-out walk and Scott Arbon crushed a photography/Troy Boman hope for some help just to tie league leading Bear two-out RBI triple to push Cummings home with Grantsville’s Chris Elsholz concentrates on a backhand volley in a match earlier this spring. The Cowboy River. Grantsville sports a 4-2 league mark and 8-6 the team’s only tally of the game. netter battled to the finals of the Logan Invitational Boys Tennis tournament Saturday in first singles play. record overall on the season. The Cowboys did threaten to score in the top The Cowboys also hit the road to Tooele today of the sixth on consecutive singles by Ryan Willis to battle the Buffs at Dow James Park at 3:30 p.m. and Heath Bleazard. But after a double steal put Then, Grantsville returns home for the remainder both runners in scoring position, the next three Cowboys strong in Logan of the Region 11 baseball season. The Cowboys Grantsville sluggers failed to move either up a host rival Bear River Thursday, also at 3:30 p.m. base and the game remained a 5-1 affair. by Nick Drake said his team competed well in a and host Ogden (April 26) and Ben Lomond (April Cummings belted a double and Brock Boman Grants. 5 - Ben Lom. 0 SPORTS EDITOR tough region and state tournament The Cowboys cruised to an 28) to conclude the league season. rapped a single to trigger a Cowboy rally in the The Logan Invitational has format. early league triumph over the Grantsville assistant Coach Byron Anderson final frame. But a pop out and strike out ended the always been a talented and tough “We played well against Ben Scots Thursday at Grantsville. said the Cowboys allowed Morgan to take the lead game and Grantsville suffered its first setback to tournament and this year was no Lomond and it gave us confidence Elsholz powered past Ben and gain the confidence to beat them. Morgan in baseball in quite a while. exception. for the Logan tournament,” he Lomond’s Jesse Palmer, 6-1, 6-1 at “We just didn’t come to the ball park mentally Cummings spurred the Cowboy attack with a Grantsville battled into the noted. “Ben Lomond’s program is first singles while Cowboy team- prepared to play,” he noted. “We weren’t aggres- pair of hits while Willis, Bleazard and Arbon belted finals of two of the five and placed a little down this year but they mate Jordan Nelson garnered a 6- sive at the plate and let their pitcher dictate our out one safety each as well. in every division to tie for third have some younger players that 0, 6-0 whitewash of Scot foe Ross at bats. We also let them get out of the gates early Morgan recorded seven hits in the game, includ- place in the prestigious tourna- with some work could improve Miller at second singles. Paulich and grab a lead which gave them a lot of confi- ing two each by Tucker and Clemens. ment Saturday at Logan. their program. battled to a 6-1, 6-0 decision over Chris Elsholz and Logan Paulich “In the Logan tournament, there Ben Lomond’s Christopher Jensen fought to silver finishes to pave were some really good teams,” to win at third singles. Nip the way for the Cowboys. Both he noted. “There were some of Grantsville tandem Brent continued from Page A10 GHS netters dropped finals deci- the best teams in the state there. Mouritsen and Josh Childs sions to Ogden foes. It was a great warm-up for the blanked Scot duo Kyle Bailey and Lady Bear and extended the The tournament format was region and state tournament. It Russell Eustice, 6-0, 6-0 at first margin to 2-0. identical to the region and state was the same format as region and doubles. Michah Watson and Jake Grantsville battled back tournaments and should help give state and will help some of our Parkinson garnered an easy 6-3, in the bottom of the fourth. the Cowboys confidence heading guys prepare for postseason play. I 6-0 decision over Ben Lomond Katresha Veazie belted a solo into postseason play next week. thought Chris Elsholz played well combo Jonathon Renne and Steven home run over the center field Grantsville also blanked league and is playing with more and more Stringham at second doubles. fence to put the Cowgirls on rival Ben Lomond 5-0 Thursday in confidence with every match. He In junior varsity play, Jared the scoreboard. Jarrell Veazie Region 11 boys tennis action. ended up playing Ogden’s top Norgan, Tyrell Turner and Bru reached on a Lady Bear field- The Cowboys hit the road to singles player for first place and Painter all registered singles wins ing miscue, Lacey Cole reached Morgan today to battle the talent- continues to improve. Logan had a while the doubles team of Casey on a fielder’s choice and Baird ed and tough Trojans at 3:30 p.m. good tournament and also played Williams and Degan Hill battled to cracked an RBI single to knot Cowboy Coach David Millward in the finals. He came up a little a doubles victory. the affair at 2-2. short against the Ogden player In exhibition action, the dou- However, the Lady Bears but played a good match. It was a bles teams of Trent Turner-Casey regained an advantage in the Belt good experience to get ready for Norgan and Michael Davis-Chris top of the sixth. Westergaard the region tournament.” Chaney all logged wins. reached on a Cowgirl fielding continued from Page A10 miscue but was forced when Chadez hit a ground ball. (Harris) pitched well enough to Brooke Lish reached base on win the game,” he stated. “But during the week to fit the busy a fielder’s choice and both run- once against our defensive mis- schedule of adults. takes lost the game for us. It is Wrap ners came around to score on a continued from Page A10 The entry fee is $25 for ages wild pitch. frustrating because we have the 3-4 and $35 for ages 5-6. Classes ability and talent to beat good Sunday at 1 p.m. at Dow James Grantsville threatened in the Park. In fact, the Dodgers play are limited to the first 20. bottom of the seventh when teams but we’re making too many For more information contact defensive errors.” the next two Sundays at 1 p.m. Aagard blasted a one-out dou- at Dow James Park. The snack P.L.A.Y. Sports at 843-8471. ble to ignite a Cowgirl come- A story on the game will be published in Thursday’s edition. bar will be open during the Erda men’s, co-ed back bid in the final frame. But games. the next two Cowgirl hitters teams needed were forced out to end the Excellerated softball The Erda Men’s and Co-ed game. photography/Troy Boman Deliver The T.C. Elite is looking for Softball Leagues are getting pre- Richins, Westergaard, Chadaz Grantsville’s Katresha Veazie is all smiles after belting a solo home continued from Page A10 high school aged players for pared for the 2005 seasons. and Lish were the lone Lady excellerated softball action this run Friday against Bear River. The Lady Bears rallied for two runs due to the prom and even though There will be men’s competi- Bears to smack out a hit in the summer. in the sixth inning to snap a 2-2 deadlock and post a 4-2 triumph at inclement weather plagued play tion every Tuesday and co-ed on game for the visitors. For m ore information con- Grantsville. Monday, the Lady Buffs did play Thursday. The leagues are now tact Brett at 882-5715 or Teresa well under the circumstances. accepting league fees and ros- at 882-5561. Cedar scored five of the first six goals in the sec- “We just didn’t hit the ball well ters for the upcoming season. Vault ond half as the Buffs fell behind 7-4 with fewer than against Morgan,” he stated. “We Youth T-Ball set There will be a first-come, first- went to the prom a little bit early. Tooele County youth ages serve basis so get your entry continued from Page A11 two minutes remaining in the third quarter. Jason Ray moved the Buffs back into contention We lost our focus and just didn’t three to six can learn the funda- fee and rosters in as soon as The dynamic duo of Nobles and Cooper led the in a one man up - similar to hockeys power play play the way we we’re capable mentals of T-Ball. possible to reserve your place in scoring barrage, scoring five and four goals respec- - situation. of. We just weren’t ready to play The classes are one or twice the league. The entry fee is $350 tively in the middle two periods. Trailing 8-7 goalie Wells lobbed the Hail Mary toss ball. a week depending on the age of per team. However, it was the balanced offensive machine 25 yards into the left side of the net stunning Cedar, “(Monday) the girls came ready the athlete. A couple of differ- For more information contact that powered the Buffs over their northern Utah and sending Tooele into pandemonium, with less to play,” he added. “But we played ent dates and times are offered Ty Judd at 882-4479 or 840-4379. opponents. than one tick on the game clock. in some nasty elements but the Jason Ray popped the back of the net, Hole-D man Cedar scored on a lob in the second overtime. girls were up to the challenge. Nipper contributed with two assists, goalie Wells set It appeared Tooele pulled off another last second They were aggressive with the bat Pet of the Week up two scores on outlet passes, and Hochstrasser miracle when Cooper fired a bullet past the goalie, and aggressive on the bases. It picked up an assist. however, Tooele was whistled for a ball under viola- was a good win for us.” Cameron Cooper scored from the hole on an tion and the Redmen eeked out the 9-8 victory. Tooele 5 - Morgan 0 assist from Chris “Toe” Bevan to ice the win. With Kasey out early and Jolley (Jacob Barton) Palmer twirled another gem Cedar City 9 - Tooele 8 out on a sharp fingernail ruling, we really relied on and the Lady Buffs rallied for Tooeles boys water polo team must have spent the our younger players, Coach Wells said. T. J. Marshall, a big fifth inning to grab a lit- night at the Heartbreak Hotel, not the Econo Lodge. Trent Andrus, Mat Snarr, and Chris Bevan all played tle breathing room and capture Cedar City edged the Buffs 9-8 in an overtime key roles in our comeback. he added. a hard fought triumph Friday at game that included an ESPN Fantastic Finish, a Tooele 11 - Bear River 7 Deseret Peak Complex. buzzer beating Hail Mary, and enough drama to make Nobles led the Tooele attack early pushing the Tooele grabbed a 1-0 lead in the an Indiana Jones flick seem like a yawner. Buffs to a 3-2 first period lead. Cooper sandwiched bottom of the second stanza when With one-half second remaining in regulation goal- two scores between two Barton goals in the third Howsden drew a one-out walk, ie Brad Wells Hail Mary shot sailed 25 yards into the period as the purple caps jumped in front 7-3. stole second and raced home net to send the two undefeated teams into overtime. Nobles stole an errant Bears pass and dribbled in when Morgan bobbled balls hit by Think of a 90-foot length-of-the court basketball shot for an unassisted goal as the Buffs cruised to their Amber Castagno and Brunson. and you get an idea of the chances of scoring in that forth win of the tournament. The Lady Buffs extended the situation. Tooele posted 14 steals, 4 by Marc Imlay and 2 by margin to 2-0 in the bottom of the It was an unlikely comeback for Tooele who saw David Nipper. fourth when Folta drew a walk, its ace scorer ejected and trailed throughout most Tooele 11 - Weber 6 and scored on consecutive hits by Brunson and Petersen. of the fray. Six Buffs scored as Tooele jumped out early and Tooele seized command of the In the battle of unbeaten tourney teams, Kasey they padded the lead until the final horn. contest with a three-run outburst Nobles scored two quick goals early in the first Cooper led the scoring with 5 goals followed by in the fifth. Kristen Evans drew period to give Tooele a 2-1 lead, prompting a Cedar Nipper and Nobles with 2 each. a walk and Palmer reached on City timeout. We really moved the ball well against Weber, a Lady Trojan fielding miscue. Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be Cedar Coach Dick Costen then delivered clear Coach Wells said of the teams six players who tal- required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Kelsey Mendenhall followed with directions to his troops. Do not leave No. 2 alone! lied nine assists. The Buffs racked up a dozen steals an RBI single and Howsden also Shelters are only required to hold animals for Do not leave No. 2 alone! Stick with him like glue. Do against Weber. you understand? Do not leave No. 2 alone! drew a walk to aid the rally. Folta three days before they are euthanized. Lucky for the Redman, and unfortunately for Tooele 22 - Delta 7 pounded a two-run double to For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals Tooele, Nobles was a non-factor after being ejected Tooele overpowered their desert opponents early extend the lead to five runs and available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at for objecting to a referee’s whistle. handing generous playing time for younger team Tooele never looked back. 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville In water polo, players are ejected if they show any members in the opening game. Meanwhile, Palmer allowed Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Nine - countem - nine Buffs scored in the Rabbit sign of objection to an officials call, either by word just two baserunners in the entire Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. or deed. In Nobles case it was simple eye contact, a rout. Cameron Cooper, Alix Court, Snarr, Andrus, seven-inning affair, both on sin- shrug of the shoulders, and a questioning look that Marshall, and Barton scored 2 goals each. gles by Kara Kilmer in the fourth sent him to the showers early. These games give our younger kids valuable and Shara Fleming in the fifth. After Cedar tied the game at 2-2, hole-man Mike minutes that not only boost their confidence, but Palmer, Mendenhall, Folta, Tooele Veterinary Clinic Cooper moved Tooele ahead on an assist from Greg strengthens our team, Coach Wells noted. Brunson and Petersen each 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Anderson with only 14 seconds left in the first half. Cameron Crane, Tooeles backup goalie, picked recorded a hit in the game for the up 3 saves in net duty. Lady Buffs. A12 TUESDAY April 19, 2005

four children, never having a Mountain West Medical Center. Letters few incidences where their As for the building itself, its continued from A6 children are unruly in a grocery colors greatly complement the store. Very impressive! area and wonderful art that boundary. Parenting is challenging and went into the building. Louise, The Tooele County School hopefully we all do the best why are you against this won- District needs to re-evaluate we can. If only we were all as derful art and architecture? the end of their role. Our public talented as the mother of four Tooele is a wonderful growing school system is a tool capable used as an example in Susan’s and varied place to live. Louise, of great good. And as with all letter. She had one child in can you not accept change or things in life, there is a time the back of the cart, unbuck- something new? and a season and a place for led, and another holding on Timothy Lewis everything under heaven. Let’s to the side of the cart — both Tooele divide our roles carefully to do of which the U.S. Consumer the most good for children. Product Safety Commission Celebrate Earth Day Barbara Bennett say are unsafe practices. No Editor: Tooele child should ever be in a cart Earth Day is April 22. We unbuckled and no child should want to take care of our planet Good things of God ever be holding onto the cart, and our community. We have Editor: but again, this mother was an idea we want to share. We I have just read letters to doing the best she could. want everyone to have a neigh- the editor including the letter The whole point of my origi- borhood clearn-up on that day. “Rebuttals narrow-minded” in nal letter and plea to Wal-mart Everyone can pick up all the lit- which this lady states everyone and other stores was to make ter and junk to throw away and is entitled to their opinion — more carts available with two to recycle. It is easy to do and right on. This is why I decided buckles. Many families have our earth will be better. photography / Troy Boman two children young enough to to put my two cents in. Zoe and Keegan Petersen Kathy Keough of Greeley, Colo. walks along the rocks on the shore of the Great Salt Lake. Heavy spring need to be buckled in when First of all, who cares what Tooele precipatation and an above average snowpack could help the lake return to normal levels. color a church is? That doesn’t shopping. In Susan’s letter, she make any difference on the stated, “What would you do things that are taught inside. if there was not a two-seated The main thing is these people cart?” What I would do, is ask believe in God. You stated you for them! That was the whole don’t need to go to church idea. I may not get the results anywhere to enjoy the beauty I am hoping for, but it never of our world. I would just hurts to ask! like to know, where do you The U.S. Consumer Product think all these beautiful things Safety Commission states that came from? God ... that’s who. “ ... parents should always look Without him you wouldn’t for safety straps in shopping be here, your grandchildren carts, and buckle up their child. wouldn’t be here, nor would If safety straps are unavail- the mountains, birds or stars. able, consumers are urged to Nothing would be here. contact the individual store I think you’d better take a manager.” second look at everything that I have done that twice now. is around you, because God put I agree wholeheartedly that them here and he can take it children should be buckled in away just as fast. The way the — I was simply asking for two world is going, I suggest you buckles. need to let God into your life, So, my original request still and let him know that you are stands, asking Wal-mart to grateful for everything you have please provide more carts with and that you love him. two safety belts, for the great Also you stated that busi- many of us who have two chil- nesses don’t stand behind their dren under the age of three. products, maybe if you had a To his credit, the manager of problem with something and the Tooele Wal-mart did call me you were nicer to them, I can and said he thinks there may tell you this would make a big be a couple more carts with the difference. blue attachments on order. But ������������ I lived in Tooele for three he doesn’t know for sure. And years, and no, I didn’t like it there are definitely no carts and that’s why I don’t live there with two seat belts up front anymore. Maybe you should ordered. ������������������ move also if you’re not happy. Thank you to those of you One last thing, I am not LDS, who have responded, sup- but they believe in God, and porting my little crusade. The that accounts for a lot. Don’t invitation is still open for more be offended by what I said, I’m Tooele County residents to e- just trying to help you. mail me your name if you’d like ���������������� I’m not suggesting you don’t to be included in our petition. believe in God, but if you did, [email protected] you would know that’s where Miriam Jones all beautiful things come from. Stansbury Park All the fast foods, etc. are being put there to give you different Last word on church? ������������ choices on where you want to Editor: eat, shop and whatever. Enjoy I recently read the paper and all the different choices you was amazed at the fact that six have. out of 11 letters to the editor Sherrie Riche were concerning the previ- ������������������ Former Tooele resident ous letter on March 29 titled “Paint over new church.” I am Mom is responsible a frequent reader of the Tooele Editor: Transcript-Bulletin and have I was hoping my original let- lived here in the lovely commu- ter to the editor on March 29 nity of Tooele for many years would initiate a response, but I I have seen a smaller peaceful ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� was surprised at the response community expand, grow and in last Tuesday’s edition from embrace new life in Tooele. �������������������������������������������������������������������������� Susan Campbell. I need to Change isn’t always easy to clearly state I am a responsible take in. Through the years we ���������������������������������������������������������������� parent and don’t appreciate the have seen many changes to ����������������������� insinuation I am not. I do not community and business struc- “give that job to family or oth- tures in Tooele. The new city ers,” as Susan stated. hall, swimming pool, library, Yes, my child was not Tooele High School, Mountain secured properly when she West Medical Center and (more fell out of the cart. She was in recently) the new Mountain ���������� the basket, sitting for most of America Credit Union. ��������������� the time. She did stand up and These newer building that reach for something, resulting I have named have brought a �������������������������� in the fall. Being the responsi- newness and creativity in archi- ������ ble parent I am, I no longer use tecture to the inviting Tooele the carts when shopping with area. Tooele is a diverse area ������������������������������ both my toddlers. and welcomes all kinds of new �������������������� Like I said in the original let- architecture. For many years ������������������� ter — I use a stroller and pull a there have been many moves cart. I am very aware there are taken place where the new ����������������������������������������������������� other options available such as building is different in structure �������������� bringing another adult with me. than the previous one. Many But that is not always realistic. businesses and organizations ��������������������� I do not appreciate the sug- have moved in the community. ���������������� gestion that I am the type of In the letter by Louise, she parent who has children “run- stated “ruining our community �������������������������������� ning through the store, play- with their … out-of-character �������������������� ing where they should not be, features of their new center.” running off and playing under The St. Barnabas’ new church ����������� the clothes racks.” My children building is a breath of fresh air. ���������������������������� never do these things, as they The colors in Tooele’s homes �������������������������������������������� are always in the stroller. are also varied as well as our And just to make my own businesses. ��������������������������������� opinion clear: I do not judge As one drives in Overlake, ���������������������������������������� parents who do have children one sees more color than just running all over the store. I the white, gray, beige and am positive one day my chil- pale yellow homes. There is dren will do the same. It is an the red of clinics, turquoise amazing parent who makes it on the Overlake elementary through a lifetime of raising and numerous colors on the ������������������������������������������������ Give your parakeet something to talk about. �������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������� Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin! ��������������������������������������

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Faces of the Economy Businesses advise young job seekers for-profit business hired by many Tooele by Karen Hunt County Employment: County employers to find employees for STAFF WRITER them. It costs nothing for job seekers to For the over a thousand job seekers • In February 2005, 1,218 or 5.3 go in. In Tooele County, employment is a full- percent of Tooele County residents “If you go to any of these employment time concern. However, according to Sid were unemployed. specialists they’ll teach you how to do Hullinger, senior vice president of Broken these things,” Hullinger added. Arrow/McFarland Hullinger, job searching • That’s improved from February Dorothy Williams, at Tooele’s Workforce should also be seen as a full-time occupa- 2004 when 1,379 or 6 percent of Services, and other employees at the tion. Tooele county residents were out Tooele Center offer support to job seekers “I think when you’re looking for a job of a job. in every area from resumes to interview- that becomes your job. It’s not a pleasant ing skills. The computers have programs experience, but you need to work at it,” • Today an impressive 45.5 per- like Word and Win Way Resume so job Hullinger said. cent of county residents commute seekers can create resumes. Floppy disks Hullinger has the experience to know. to another county for work. That’s a are even available to those who don’t have Previous to his senior management posi- sharp contrast to 1980, when only 16 one. tion Hullinger spent 25 years working in percent of residents left for employ- Williams thinks one of the strength of human resources for Kennecott. ment. the Tooele location is they “pretty much The hard work starts with things as Numbers provided by the Department of know what the population is.” As jobs turn up they can match them simple as learning how to correctly spell Workforce Services with the job seekers they’ve gotten to words when filling out job applications. know. Hullinger said the most important thing of the Wal-Mart Distribution Center in to remember in a job interview is to really Transportation: Grantsville. If job seekers are still struggling to listen to the question and then respond “If you don’t think there are any jobs correctly. find a job, Williams advises job seekers out there look at the Sunday newspapers. “A lot of young people will try and out- to evaluate if their focus is too narrow. photography/Karen Hunt There are literally thousands of jobs .... Skilled employees like Tunex mechanics (above, left), Ryan Mahoney and Eric Firkins guess you,” he said. If they’re focusing only on jobs in Tooele keep you ear to the ground,” Hullinger statistically have an easier time finding jobs. Iceburg’s new cook, Nancy Chavez (top, Dressing appropriately is also impor- County, she questions them on that. advised. right) beat the competition for her job due to a strong background of experience. tant. He also thinks young people need to “At that point I ask why they’re not will- He encourages job seekers to take Shawn Lloyd, manager of Standard Plumbing Supply, also values skilled workers. be aware that most work places are drug- ing to commute,” Williams said. advantage of the resources available. free environments and potential employ- Many are. they don’t have skills. They don’t have ees need to be able to pass a drug test. Assistance job searching According to Jim Robson, Regional He then waits for an hour inside Wal-Mart anything. It’s tough.” Hullinger remembers one interview Tooele has three main resource centers economist over Tooele County, 45.5 per- until the doors to Deseret Industries open Still, the couple of 44 years were excit- when he curiously asked the interviewee for job seekers: Workforce services at 305 cent of Tooele’s population currently com- at 8 a.m. He gets off work at 4:30 p.m. and N. Main Suite 100, the LDS Employment mutes outside the county for jobs, a big then goes back to Wal-Mart and reads ed to report that just Friday they helped if he was aware that the company was a several people get jobs. They never ask drug-free environment. If so, he asked the Center located next to Deseret Industries change from 1980, when only 16 percent Harry Potter until just before the bus of Tooele County residents left the county what faith a person it. The service is for young man why he had chosen to show and Intermountain Staffing Resources at comes at 6:04 p.m. for employment. everyone. up to the interview with a bandana tied 7 S. Main St. Additional resources are also Still, he is grateful to have a job at all. But, transportation can be a problem “I think your personal life is your per- around his head that read Budweiser. To available in Salt Lake City, Provo and sur- It will help him complete his degree in for some. sonal life and it’s nobody’s business,” Paul his suprise the young man became angry rounding communities. mechanical engineering at Brigham Young For instance, Moises Acevedo works at Evans said. and said he didn’t care what Hullinger Workforce Services and the LDS University. Deseret Industries for minimum wage. He thought. At that Hullinger said OK you Employment Center are both available Education pays A business perspective takes the bus to work, although he has the While job seekers may complain they don’t have to care what I think and I don’t at no cost to all job seekers. They pro- When Elder Paul and Sister Rexine money to buy a cheap car. can’t find a good job, local businesses have to hire you. vide computers to search for jobs, lists Evans at LDS Employment Services talk “I should buy a car. I have enough report it’s a challenge finding skilled appli- Hullinger advises looking for jobs in of current jobs in Tooele and throughout with job seekers, they emphasize over and money for a cheap car, but I’m going to cants in the county. newspapers, employment centers, temp the state, typing and other skill-building over the importance of education. spend it on my education. I’ve got three For instance, Genesis Dental’s hygien- agencies and through networking with programs, access to computer software “They need to know they need an edu- years. I hope I can do it in three years,” ist commutes from north Salt Lake. The friends and associates. He advises job to type up resumes and good advice. In cation or they’re not going to get any- Acevedo said. job pays around $30 an hour at their seekers to be aware of new businesses addition, both offer free classes to job where because everything is computers In order to get to work, Acevedo gets these days,” Paul Evans said. “There have just opening up and expanding, pointing seekers. up at 6 a.m. to take the bus at 6:45 a.m. out the new jobs created by the opening Intermountain Staffing Resources is a been quite a few people come in here and SEE JOBS ON PAGE B2 Cleaning prolongs life, appearance of your carpets f your Many of these high-performance reduces the life of the fibers Under normal conditions, you Clean high traffic areas more can refer to them to keep your home is fibers seem almost miraculous dramatically. need to deep clean your car- frequently by spot cleaning or carpet in the best possible con- Ilike most, in what they do, but preventing Never depend just on suction pet every couple of years. While using a steam cleaner. You can dition. carpet is one stains and giving prompt atten- to remove dirt. Use a vacuum there are many methods and find small steam cleaners that While spills and soiling are of the princi- tion to spills or soiling helps with a beater bar and brush, and systems touted, no one knows are about the size of a vacuum inevitable, permanent stains are pal floor cov- keep your investment looking be sure you set it for the right a better way to clean your car- cleaner and work well for touch not. Learn the best way to treat erings. It is good and last much longer. height for your carpet pile. If it pet than the manufacturer who up cleaning. stains before they happen, so warm and soft Most carpets no longer wear is set too high for your carpet, made it. Carefully follow the The most important advice you can treat them immediately. to walk on, out; they just become very unat- it might not clean it effectively. manufacturer’s instructions for self or professional clean- Carefully blot the area that is it has good tractive and are finally replaced. If the beater bar is too low, it for cleaning and other mainte- ing is to read and follow the soiled to remove excess liquid. selection in a Simple maintenance and occa- inflicts unnecessary wear and nance. guidelines that came with your One of the best cleaners for multitude of Larry Sagers sional deep cleaning is the key tear from the vacuum cleaner. Your choice includes profes- carpet. Always choose a stain- water based spills is club soda. colors and it CORRESPONDENT to good carpet care. Change the direction of sional or do-it-yourself steam or resistant carpet that resists soil makes a dura- The first tool to use is a good how you vacuum frequently to dry cleaning. If you select a pro- and cleans easily. Most carpets Keep a bottle on the shelf not ble surface Homefront vacuum cleaner. Eighty percent increase cleaning effectiveness. fessional cleaning service, be are treated with a stain-resist- in the refrigerator to use for when correct- of the soil or dirt in the carpet is This improves the carpet appear- sure they are reputable and find ing product like Scotchgard, and emergencies. After blotting and ly installed dry material that a good vacuum ance and brushes the fibers in out what the quote includes. you can void the manufactures soaking up any excess material, and cared for. cleaner will remove. Use the different directions to make the Many advertise very low prices warranty if you do not follow dribble on some club soda and Like the clothes you wear, vacuum regularly, especially in cleaning more thorough. If your but then try to sell unneeded their recommendations. let it set for a moment, then blot carpets are made of fibers. Some high traffic areas. The dirt not machine has a bag, empty or or unwanted additions to the Keep a swatch of your carpet, it again to remove soda and the are natural, like wool and cot- only makes your carpet look clean it frequently to improve service. Always be certain what the sales receipt, warranty and stain. ton, but most are now synthetic. bad but is very abrasive and the cleaning effectiveness. your quote includes. installation information so you B2 TUESDAY April 19, 2005

people and a couple part-timers. she says in her native Spanish that Jobs On the other hand Tunex she is very happy to be working continued from Page B1 mechanics Ryan Mahoney and where she is. Eric Firkins report it’s easy to Enduring in the job search office because it’s hard to find find work for those with the skills. requires an inner toughness,” someone to fill it in Tooele, said Both completed certifications agrees Hullinger. Valerie Coffman, office manager. before they were hired. While “You’re not going to find a job The job requires a two- or four- Mahoney applied, Firkins was everywhere you go and you’ve got year degree. actually recruited from another to learn to deal with rejection. You In addition, Genesis Dental place he worked at. Both still keep can’t get discouraged because you employs two dental assistants. busy with continuing education. don’t connect with employer A, B The last opening for a dental assis- “A lot of new classes, you have or C because you’ll connect with tant was about three months ago. to keep up with all the new tech- employer D. You’ve got to keep Valerie Coffman estimates they nology,” Mahoney said. your spirits up and keep on try- had about 20 applications, but I’ve got to go to one next week ing.” Hullinger said. only a few of those were qualified. and I’ve got to go to one this Daniel Hermel is doing just When they need a temp worker week,” Firkins added. that. A graduate of ITT Technical to fill in, the temp agency usually Institute he knows the process. He has to pay more to get someone to Experience: At Standard Plumbing Supply, understands the importance of net- drive to Tooele. working and keeps in touch with Manager Shawn Lloyd is willing to Two dentists from Salt Lake ITT Tech to find job leads. He also do some in-house training, though share the practice part-time, but visits multiple staffing agencies any expertise certainly helps. He one is moving to Tooele and will in Salt Lake City and Workforce currently employs two journey- photography / Karen Hunt then take over the practice full- Services and LDS Career services man plumbers, Travis Sagers and Travis Sagers uses his expertise as a journeyman plumber when advising customers at Standard Plumbing time. in Tooele. He has tailored resumes Keith Day, who can provide expert and Supply at 63 E. 1100 North in Tooele. His manager Shawn Lloyd values experience, but is also willing At Tip Nails & Hair, Manager and submits them in a clean, pro- advice to customers. A third to train good workers. Doanh Mai said they currently fessional format. Just Tuesday he employee, Barbara Knutson, was have only one part-time technician. had several interviews. As of press trained after getting the job. She They just don’t have the work here and have been good custom- Mai commutes from Salt Lake and people responded,” Smith said. time, nothing had born fruit, but says she didn’t even know how ethic. They want to have it all now ers. They know their stuff,” said doesn’t know of qualified people in One of the new cooks, Nancy he speaks to the importance of to replace a toilet seat when she and not earn it. They want you to Hollings. Tooele. The technicians he knows Chavez, spent six months look- persevering. started, but has learned consider- give them the big dollars now and Keep trying ing for a job. Time after time she do not want to drive here from Salt “I just plan on trying whatever I ably since. In the summers, Lloyd not show you they can do it first Iceberg’s general manager Adam would apply and be told that Lake. But if someone well-quali- can,” Hermel said as he rattled off also hires college-aged individu- — like it should be. I mean that’s Smith was glad to receive “immedi- someone else had been selected, fied from Tooele were to apply, all he has accomplished so far as als to help out. When he does he not true for all of them. We’ve had ate and overwhelming response,” despite the fact Smith vouches for Mai would be thrilled. he works to find work. looks for reliability, experience some real good ones. It just seems for the jobs he has posted in the her skill and experience. Today “My boss, he’s very picky. He e-mail: [email protected] wants a good technician. A lot of and grooming. you go through a whole lot of them Tooele Transcript-Bulletin and before you find those,” Lloyd said. them do a lot of different styles, “We have a very high grooming at the LDS Employment Center DRIVERS but he wants a really good one,” standard so appearance is impor- Manager Chris Hollings at across the street from his busi- Mai said. tant. They’re dealing with the pub- Guitars and More commutes from ness. Recently he hired a day cook Tunex assistant manager Wendy lic,” he explains. Sugarhouse for his job. When he and a night cook. Dennison also reports it’s hard He’s had the hardest time with employed two part-time workers, “[We found] very qualified peo- to find qualified people, although hiring young workers. he selected customers who had ple — a lot of experience in cook- once people are hired they tend to “My honest opinion is it’s hard demonstrated their expertise. ing and it took a lot of applications ENGLAND TRUCKING JOB FAIR! stay. Tunex employs four full-time to hire the younger generation. “They’re just local, live out to find them so I’m glad a lot of Learn To Drive With The Best! C. R. England Trucking is conducting FREE Career Fairs explaining their Truck Driver Training Program. WEDDINGS Tooele residents can build These FREE Fairs will be held EVERY WEEK IN APRIL from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Durrant/ friendships across globe Tuesday: Provo, Holiday Inn, 1416 S. University Avenue Wednesday: Salt Lake City, C.R. England Olde English Grill, Chambers Academic Year in America children to live in a global society. 4701 W. 2100 S. (West end of C.R. England general offices) has been awarded grants for the FLEX and YES students enhance Thursday: Ogden, Holiday Inn Express, 2245 S. 1200 W. Linda and Kent Tonioli and Future Leaders Exchange Program the teaching of social studies by Max Durrant of Tooele and Get your CDL and learn to be a professional truck driver! Low, Low (FLEX) and the Partnership for bringing alternative perspectives Tuition! Special discount for attendees! Financing available through our Brent and Carolyn Chambers of Learning Youth Exchange and to the study of world affairs and pay-as-you-earn-plan. No credit check or co-signers needed. Provo are pleased to announce Study Program (YES) for 2005. current events. Guaranteed job with England Trucking upon successful completion. the marriage of their chil- The goal of FLEX and YES is If you live in the Tooele area If you want a career with a real future, you owe it dren, Chelsea Anne and Craig to provide an opportunity for and would like to learn more to yourself to attend one of these Job Fairs! Nathaniel, on Friday April 22, international high school students about the FLEX and YES pro- Min. age 21 2005, in the Salt Lake Temple. from Eurasia, Indonesia, Turkey, grams, or if you’d like to host a Free Refreshments! Chelsea and Craig will make Egypt, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, student in your home, contact DON’T MISS THIS EVENT! their home in Provo while Craig and the Philippines to experience Keli Rising at (800) 322-4678, ext finishes his bachelor’s degree in life in a democratic society to 5164 or by e-mail at krising@aifs. 866-887-4937 public relations and Chelsea her learn about volunteerism and free com or visit the AYA website at www.crengland.net master’s degree in psychology. Chelsea Anne Durrant enterprise. www.academicyear.org. Craig plans to go on to obtain a and Craig Nathaniel Chambers Foreign exchange students law degree and Chelsea a Ph.D. who participate in the FLEX and in clinical psychology. Lakeview Dr., in Provo, Utah. YES programs can come to Tooele An open house will be held If we have forgotten any- to live with host families, attend in their honor from 6-8 p.m. one, please join us at the open school, engage in activities to learn on Saturday, April 23, 2005, at house. about American society and val- the Smith Residence, 1361 N. ues and help educate Americans about their own countries and cultures. These programs place Ferry/Vanderhoof special emphasis on leadership skills and seek ways for partici- Jordan and Karson are proud pants to develop these skills dur- to announce the marriage of their ing the school year. parents, Amanda Lynn Ferry, to The FLEX Program is funded Patrick Curtis Vanderhoof, on by Congress under the FREEDOM April 23. Amanda is the daugh- Support Act and administered by ter of Rex and Patricia Ferry the Department of State’s Bureau of Tooele. Patrick is the son of of Educational and Cultural Richard and Barbara Vanderhoof Affairs. FLEX participants are of Roy. A reception will be high school students, aged 15-17 held in their honor on April 23, who come from the countries of from 4-6 p.m. at the Stansbury the former Soviet Union: Armenia, Clubhouse. If we have forgotten Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, anyone, please join us in the Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, celebration. Amanda Lynn Ferry Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Patrick Curtis Vanderhoof Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. The major goal of FLEX is democracy building by exposing likely future leaders of these coun- tries to our democratic society Elliott/Greene and free market economy. Since 1992, more than 11,000 students James and Susan Elliott from the 12 Eurasian countries together with William and have participated and returned Pauline Greene are pleased to to their homes to pursue higher announce the marriage of their education and move into the job children, Sara and David. They market. were married Tuesday, April 5, Also funded by the U.S. 2005, in a beautiful garden cer- Department of State’s Bureau of emony. Educational and Cultural Affairs, David is on leave from the YES is an innovative high school Army 73rd En. Co. serving in exchange program. The YES Mosul, Iraq. An open house will Program provides full scholar- be given for the happy couple ships for a year or semester of when David returns from Iraq. living and studying in the U.S. to Sara is currently living in Port No IPTC Header found a select group of young people, Ludlow, Washington. aged 15-18 from Egypt, Indonesia, Sara and David Greene Turkey, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and the Philippines When students return home, they draw upon their U.S. expe- riences to increase intercultural Thomas/Jensen awareness and help break the stereotypes of American fami- Ronald and Norene Thomas lies, schools, and communities. are pleased to announce the The program’s goal is to increase marriage of their son, Eric public diplomacy and address the Ronald Thomas, to Selina unsympathetic view of the U.S. Jensen, daughter of Kenneth C. held in some countries around Jensen and Rosalie B. Jensen. the world today as well as for They were married Friday, Americans to learn more about April 15, 2005, in the Salt Lake predominantly Muslim countries Temple. A reception was held and cultures. that evening in the Tremonton The majority of U.S. high school South Stake Center. An open students do not take the opportu- house will be April 23, 2005, at nity to study abroad. Providing the Lake Point church house intercultural learning experiences from 6-8 p.m. to American students in their own Eric Ronald Thomas classrooms is critical as we meet and Selina Jensen the imperative of preparing our TUESDAY April 19, 2005 B3

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Call gelding, 10yrs old, $800 National Guard is cur- Dave’s Drugs money? 3î, 4î, 6î, 8î, 3580 three days prior to the Transcript Bulletin Pub- Danielle 843-7390 or obo. Palomino mare, rently offering a ST 10î CEE and ZEE, Pop- Business owners If you hearing to be attended. lishing Co. is not responsi- (801)680-3102. 30 WEST 1 SOUTH WHITE WASHED ches- 22yrs old, $700 obo. $15,000.00 bonus to ular lengths, low prices, need someone fast, (Published in the Tran- ble for any claims or rep- ter drawers, twin bed 884-0418 Prior-Service Soldiers HANSON & SONS Han- 1-800-947-0249. Metal- place your classified ad script Bulletin April 19 & resentations made in w/matching headboard willing to get back in. dyman home repairs, mart, Lehi, Utah. (ucan) in all 45 of Utah's news- 21, 2005) advertisements in the 882-0287 $450 obo 830-2747 For details call: SFC anything, reasonable, Sporting Goods papers. The person you Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Are you taking vitamins, Craig Dowen at (435) local, Stansbury Park. TORO SELF propelled are looking for could be RETAIL HELP wanted, The Tooele Transcript- nutritional supplements, Garage, Yard Sales 833-0928 Utah Army Call Jeff (801)694-1568. lawn mower, 2yrs old, from out of town. The Monday through Friday Bulletin has the sole SELLING YOUR moun- National Guard. (ucan) authority to edit and locate homeopathic or herbs? $100 840-2351 cash cost is only $135. for a 2:30pm-7pm. Bring re- tain bike? Advertise it in sume or mail to 49 N any classified advertise- HOUSE CLEANING, Are they okay with your only HAVING A GARAGE 25 word ad and it the classifieds. Call SALT CITY Candle dem- Main Street, Tooele. ment as deemed appropri- meals, help caring for pharmacy medications? SALE? Advertise it in reaches up to 414,000 WHEELCHAIR, $100. 882-0050 onstrators wanted in ate. special need individu- the classifieds. Call households. All you do Better let us check it out. Call 884-5530 after Overlake, Grantsville, Transcript Bulletin Pub- als. I can help Monday- 882-0050 Lost & Found is call 882-0050 for all lishing Co. reserves the Friday. $60 per day. 5:30pm the details. (Mention Wendover and Stans- bury Park. Small start right to refuse any adver- 830-0399 TOOELE, 733 West 700 UCAN) WITHOUT A LAWYER I up fee required for dem- tisement. 2 C TW princess cut plat- South, Saturday, 7am- LOST DOG Rush Valley. erased my bad credit onstrator kit. Call Kristi INTERIOR DESIGN and inum diamond engage- 1pm, multiple family Golden red white mark- CNA CLASSES days or Continued on next page history using just 2 sim- for details, 843-8190 consultation by Design ment ring, paid $5000, yard sale ings. Please call evenings, 2 week Services ple, magic letters! You Concepts. Reasonable will sell for $2500. Call (801)756-8313 course. Claudia can too! But only for a rates, experienced de- 830-4685. Pets (801)964-1940, infor- signer, small initial con- limited time. www.pul- Personals mation line (435)849- verizeyourbadcredithis- sultation fee. Call Lisa 2002 MONTANA travel 1160 www.ccCNA.com tory.com. (ucan) S ALES Yarbrough 882-6972. trailer, loaded w/lots of 5MTH OLD light golden retriever $350 843-7105 DRIVER COVENANT extras. 31’ 5th wheel. You may have just the 10% PAINTING. Call Jason, Diabetic Life Center TRANSPORT. Excel- $28,000. 840-5199 thing someone out of Representative (435)224-2651. Free 8 LOVEABLE BASSETT lent pay and benefits for off town is looking for. • Diabetic Education estimates puppies. $250 each. 7 experienced drivers, any 40’x80’ steel building for Place your classified ad • Diabetic Pharmacy weeks old on 3/31. Call 0/0, solos, teams and order PIANO LESSONS, $10 sale. Includes all blue- in 47 of Utah's newspa- Specialist Looking for ambitious, hard after 6pm. (801)634- graduate students. Bo- per 1/2 hr lesson, ex- prints, full insulations, pers, the cost is $135. working, energetic people to perienced teacher, lo- windows, 10’ roll up 3328 We bill Medicare nuses paid weekly. Charline M. Gallo For up to 25 words. You work in the exciting field of cated in Northeast door, $45,000 call for diabetic supplies. Equal opportunity em- Independent Beauty Consultant will be reaching a po- AKC BOXER puppies Tooele. Call Deanne (801)706-5593 or Complete line of ployer, 1-888-MORE automotive sales. tential of up to 500,000 fawn, brindle & white. 326 Marvista Lane • Tooele at 228-4058. (435)512-3510 Diabetic Supplies PAY (1-888-667-3729). readers. All you need to $300-$500 shots, dew- 882-8628 • 850-2077 (ucan) do is call the Tooele claws, tails docked. Call No experience necessary. We [email protected] PIANO LESSONS. For CHEST DEEP freezer, Transcript Bulletin at (435)884-0252 or offer an extensive training [email protected] more information call 22cft $100, electric piz- Dave’s Drugs DRIVERS - UP TO (435)882-0050 for full (801)808-4535 Whitney 843-7956 za dough roller $100, 30 WEST 1st SOUTH $.38/mile. Plus benefit program to help you succeed. Sell details. (Ucan) package (=$.03/mile Ford, Dodge, Chevy, new and microwave $25, stain- CLAWS + Paws mobile more!). Plus bonuses REMODELING AND re- less steel prep table You may have just the grooming. I’ll come to 882-0287 used. $50-$250/month! Low DAVE’SDRUGS pair. Basements, kitch- $50, power rake $25. thing someone out of you. Flexible hours, rea- cost CDL training. Swift ens, bathrooms, addi- 882-1493 town is looking for. sonable rates. Call ALCOHOLIC ANONY- st Transportation 1-866- Call Archy at 882-2000 or 30 W. 1 So. tions, roofing, siding. All Place your classified ad Margaret for an appoint- MOUS meets daily at 333-8801 fax resume 833-7050. jobs large and small. CUSTOM COMPUTER in 45 of Utah's newspa- ment 840-1537, 882- noon and 8pm at 1120 882-0287 www.SwiftTruck- Free estimates. Please SYSTEMS, New com- pers, the cost is $135. 5019. W Utah Ave. Call 882- • UPS Shipping leave message. 882- puter company in For up to 25 words. You 7358. ingJobs.com. (ucan) 6141 Tooele, computers FREE, MALE five year • Stamps will be reaching a po- DRIVERS: GREAT starting from $499, tential of up to 414,000 old Blue Heeler to good Child Care home time, pay and RENTAL CLEANING • Copies service upgrades, high households. All you home. He is a real good benefits! Regional Need that rental unit speed internet 435-578- need to do is call 882- pet. Call (435)850-9199 drivers make up to • Fax cleaned at move out or DEPENDABLE CHILD 0558 0050 for full details. Leave message $55,000. Team driv- • Scrapbook Paper move in. Call Lynea care in my home. Lots (Mention UCAN) ers make up to • Office Supplies (435)850-9455 DIAMONDS don't pay IMPERIAL SIZE Shitzu of experience call $150,000. Werner retail! Large selection, Furniture & puppies registered, first Kayce 882-3580 Enterprises 800-346- • Money Orders RICARDO’S DJ Enter- high quality. Bridal sets, Appliances shots, both parents on 2818 ext 557. tainment. Music for all wedding bands. Every- site, call 884-3224 GROWING YEARS, AERATING, POWER occasions, specializing thing wholesale! Rocky $250 A NEW KING PIL- openings 2yrs and up, ESTABLISHED MORT- raking, mowing and in New Mexico music, Mtn. Diamond Co. LOW TOP Mattress state licensed, 25yrs GAGE broker, looking trimming lawns. Call from Oldies But Good- S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 Set. Brand NEW! In MALE POODLE, 5 experience, hours for experienced mort- TELLER Earl 882-7321 or 840- ies to Country Oldies. Plastic with warranty months old, very smart, 4:30am-5:30pm 882- gage loan officer. 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For more info. sand, gravel, topsoil 1-3 apply. 1-800-425-5728, still packaged (801)831- (435)833-0740 yards per delivery; com- expert wind damage re- Promo Code MY7232. 0678 882-5266. www.per- contact Karla 843-7146 Wells Fargo team! pairs, 20 years experi- fectpups.com post, manure 4/yards (ucan) EXPERIENCED PT FNP ence, great prices, se- LICENSED CHILD care per delivery. 882-7877 $99 FULL MATTRESS or PA needed for estab- nior discount. 882-4289 PIT BULL puppies for in Overlake, 1 ft position Wells Fargo is looking for an energetic, FREE 4-ROOM DI- SET Still in plastic with lished medical practice, AmeriPlan USA IS offer- sale. $100 for each and 2 summer open- friendly and professional sales person to work RECTV system includ- warranty (801)831-0678 after hours and week- ing dental, vision, phar- TOWN HOME 3bdrm, male, $125 for each fe- ings, healthy meals, fun as a thirty two hour ing installation. 3 ends. Send resume to: experienced macy, chiropractic serv- 2bth, 2000sqft, fenced, 2 WING BACK recliners, male, had first shots. atmosphere, preschool months free 50+ premi- 1959 N Aaron Dr, Ste Teller in our Tooele Store. ice for under landscaped, lots of up- forest green $300, dark 882-7483 or (801)699- activities. Emily 882- um channels! Access to C. $20.00/month/family, grades, great location, wood dining room table 4131 3713. over 225 channels! Lim- This position has a mandatory Saturday $11.95/month/person. must see (435)833- and 6 chairs $250 843- ited time offer. S&H, re- FRAMERS, 0-5 years Also business opportu- 9441, (801)560-9822 5169 NEED AFFORDABLE schedule. Requires strong sales, strictions apply. 1-800- experience. All Tooele nity: $115,000 Livestock child care? Taking all organizational, 10-key, and cash handling 311-9053. (ucan) county work. Call Ran- www.trueteamsite.com/j 2001 BLACK Amana ages. Will take State experience along with excellent customer TRACTOR SERVICE, dy 830-4776. kjohnson. Call toll free: FREE 4-ROOM DI- fridge, 18cu.ft. ice mak- assistance. Call 840- service skills. Interested persons should apply tilling, post holes, brush 11 YEAR old gelding, 1-877-264-7029. Ask RECTV system includ- er, excellent condition 3246. online at www.wellsfargo.com/jobs . cutting fields and lots, great ranch horse, FT MEDICAL Assistant for Jim. (ucan) ing standard installa- $300 882-4235 leveling and hauling, $2200, 16” roping sad- needed for busy prac- tion. 3 months free 50+ Help Wanted BILLY’S LAWN Care topsoil and gravel. 884- 27” GE electric wall dle, like new $400, tice, Tues & Thurs eve- premium channels. Ac- now offering spring 6868, 830-1124 oven, convection, self 833-0560 nings required. Send re- cess to over 225 chan- clean up, light hauling, cleaning, excellent con- $500 SIGNING BONUS. sume to 1959 N Aaron nels! Limited time offer. landscaping. Have dition, $200 obo. 882- ALFALFA HAY, horse A great first job with Fi- Drive, Suite C, Tooele. S&H, restrictions apply. openings for commer- TOOELE’S 1532 hay. 82lb. bales. $3.80 delty Reader Service, 1-800-474-5079. (ucan) cial and residential lawn PARTY PLANNER ea., $95/ton. Cow hay over 18, travel coast-to- FULL TIME floral design- Tooele’s New Balloon Retailer A CHERRY SLEIGH $3.20 ea., $80/ton. 839- coast with young co-ed er, experience required, care. 843-9078 If you sell Insurance, pro- is now located at Merc Plaza BED Brand new in 3438 business group. Call good pay, apply in per- Wells Fargo is an Affirmative Action and mote a hospital or an CEMENT LAWN curb- 36 N. Main St. #5 packaging. List $750. Eddie Haskins at 1-812- son. 40 West Vine. 882- Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V. ambulance service, BRED COWS 250 head, ing. Local. Fast and 435-224-4616 Sacrifice $275 841-1293 or 1-239-280- 7323 friendly, free estimates, place your classified ad (801)831-0678 all young solid mouth, Check us out online 6989. (ucan) stamping available. in all 47 of Utah's news- will sell any amount you www.tooelespartypalnner. papers. The cost is only pick. 1-435-462-2731 (801)508-7967 BEAUTIFUL DESIGNER *BONUS* HIRING air samsbiz.com $135. for a 25 word ad (ucan) nearly new sofa and conditioning/heating in- ($5. For each additional COMPJUNKIES FOR all love seat. $700 obo. stallers & technicians. Balloons word). You will reach up BULLS FOR sale. 8mos- your computer needs! creations 882-0580 Good pay benefits, bouquets to 500,000 newspaper 2yrs. Clover Angus Free estimates, lowest decorations $250 sign on bonus. readers. Just call BED- AN Absolutely Ranch.(435) 837-2217 pricing in town, website party packages Fax resume 882-0984, Tooele Transcript Bulle- Awesome QUEEN PIL- design and hosting, in party planning BUMMER LAMBS for or (801)252-1448 tin at (435)882-0050 for LOW TOP Mattress home service. 843- sale, various prices and details. (Ucan) Set. NEW! With warran- Tooele County is now accepting applications for a 1290 Miscellaneous sizes. Titmus farms, call AVON: TO BUY OR ty. $150 (801)831-0678 SELL. Sell to anyone. Part-time Dental Assistant INDECISIVE BRIDE 884-6053 or 830-2146 COMPUTER MASTERS For information call in- can’t choose a dress. CHEST DEEP freezer, Dental Assistant: Acts as the Dental Office Manager in Tooele County Health on-site pc upgrades, re- COW HAY small bales. dependent sales repre- 1984 MONTECARLO Beaded, strapless, size 22cft $100, electric piz- Department dental clinic by scheduling dentists/assistants, ordering supplies, scheduling pairs, tune-ups. Home, $2.50 a bale 884-6369 sentative Vi Knutson office networks security new scabber saddle for 6, $400, 882-5156 za dough roller $100, appointments and assisting the dentist. 8-12 hours per week. Salary $ 10.02. Position sale or trade 840-5199, 884-3830 will run on a continuous basis until the needs of the department have been met. virus spyware removal microwave $25, stain- DRY STRAW bales, $5/ 884-0144, 833-5100 PIANO, PRACTICALLY less steel prep table Minimum Qualifications: A high school diploma or equivalent (GED) plus two (2) etc. $30/hr. Microsoft bale. Free delivery on 100 WORKERS NEED- brand new Weber, paid $50, power rake $25. y ears related experience employee 10yrs. 830- 5 ea or more pur- ED! Assemble crafts, 1997 BAYLINER 28.5 $3000, will sacrifice for 882-1493 8262 chased. Garth 837- wood items. Materials boat. 1965 Chevy. $1900. 882-0369 For more information or a on-line application please visit 1935 Ford. Utility trail- 2246 or 830-2309. provided. To $480+ per http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html HIGH SPEED internet FULL MATTRESS, box er. 1987 Dodge 13 week. Free information Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County now available. Call SELL YOUR computer in springs, frame and HORSES FOR sale, passenger van. Call package. 24 hours Human Resources office Custom Computer Sys- the classified. Call 882- headboard, $150. 241- great for kids, 840- 47 South Main, Tooele, UT 84074 Fred at 830-2667. (801)264-5665. tems (435)578-0558 0050 0336 or 884-0505. 8028 EEO Employer TUESDAY April 19, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

Continued from Business previous page Autos SUVs Apartments for Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Opportunities Rent Rent Help Wanted Small Business owners: 1990 MONTERO 4x4. $500! POLICE im- 2BDRM DUPLEX, cen- TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, COZY 1BDRM rental STANSBURY, 4BDRM 2000 HOME. Open Place your classified ad 6cyl, automatic, 4 door, pounds! Hondas, Che- tral air, hookups, dishwasher and ac, no house, $450, 92 Eng- newer home, 2 car ga- house Sat. 11-4, Sun 4- in 45 newspapers $1700 obo. 1984 Chev- vys Jeeps from $500! $550/mo. Move in bo- smoking/ pets, land Ave. 2bdrm du- rage, water softener 7, 3bdrm, 2.5bth, RV THE STANSBURY Park throughout Utah for only rolet Caprice Wagon, For listings 800-749- nus. 882-0366, 830- $575/mo, $300/dep. plex, $500, 181 E Vine, fireplace, large yard, parking. 2800sq.ft. Swimming Pool is ac- $135. for 25 words, and V8, automatic $400 8104 extension 8329. 2665 Move in special. 882- no smoking/ pets. $150 pets negotiable, availa- $155,900/neg. 904 cepting applications for $5. per word over 25. obo. For details 882- 4998 or (801)592-1452 deposit. 882-4827 ble June 1st, $1050/mo, North 1480 East 843- the 2005 season. Avail- You will reach up to 7665 04 LIMITED FORD Ex- 2BDRM, LARGE rooms, $800/dep. 496-3030 7158 able positions are WSI 414,000 households cursion. 6.0L, power w/d hookups, central Homes for Rent FOR LEASE/ Sale instructors, lifeguards and it is a one call, one 1990 PONTIAC Grand stroke, diesel, in excel- air, dishwasher, storage Stansbury newly re- TOOELE 2BDRM, 1bth, 3BDRM, 1›bth corner and concessions clerks. order, one bill program. Am, 167k, runs good, lent condition. $6000mi. unit, parking. Water modeled home, 5bdrm, cottage, updated, lot. 2 garages, central Please stop by the Call 882-0050 for fur- repo sale, highest bid Call Nathan 843-7568 paid. $600/mo. No pets. *WHY RENT when you 3bth, many extra up- fenced yard, $675/mo. air, sprinkler system. Stansbury Service ther info. by April 23. Car can be or (801)856-0751. Ask- Serious inquires only. can buy? O down pro- grades, $1,275/mo, Available May 1st. Owner anxious, needs Agency office at the seen in Stansbury. Call ing $45,000 obo (435)840-3010 grams, not perfect cred- first, last and deposit re- 263 E. 400 North to relocate. Price re- Stansbury Clubhouse, 1 WORK AT HOME, pay Dave 882-6574, it. Single parent pro- quired. 833-0511, DAVIDSON REALTY duced. 882-3842. Great Country Club, Stans- off those bills, and get (801)972-6363 1983 JEEP Wagoner, 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath du- grams. Call for details. (801)631-7659 (801)466-5078 location bury Park, UT to pick up thin all at once. Mind runs good. 837-2381 plex. No pets. $650 per Berna or Chris 435-840- an application Monday and Body now offers 1991 DODGE Dynasty month. 882-0983 after 5029 Group 1 Real Es- 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, 1992 CHEVY Suburban FREE 25” color TV with TOOELE, 4BDRM, 1bth, – Friday between the you a way to tap into 120,000 miles, $800 6pm. Available now! tate 12mo lease or rent to $700/mo, 304 E Vine reduced, custom tile, hours of 8:30 a.m. and the million dollar sup- call Nicole 882-3075 4x4, 350 1500 Silvera- partial landscaping, rv do at pw high miles own. 3bdrm 1bth St. (801)598-4881 3:30 p.m. or call Kim at plement industry by APARTMENT MANAG- 1985 4BDRM, 2bth $750/mo, 143 S Sixth pad, lots of upgrades, $2995 843-0447 ER needed, on site on- 882-6188 or Linda at owning your own inter- 1995 HONDA CIVIC EX. home for rent or sale. St, Tooele. 224-2501 TOWNHOUSE, stucco $135,800 obo. Must ly. Prefer retired couple. 833-9970. net store. See details $3800 obo; pinball ma- 1997 CHEVY Blazer Seller financing availa- w/rock exterior sell. Must see! 843- 18 units in Tooele. Call at: chine $300 884-0722 4X4, four door, runs ble. Call Shawn GARDENERS DELIGHT 2000sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, 1619 WORK FROM home! (2- Mickey at (801)969- www.j1nutrition.mindbo- great, $4200 obo. (801)809-1441 or 4bdrm, 2bth newer pool, exercise room, 3 weeks on-site train- 6697 448 PARKWAY (150 dyus.com. Minimum in- 1995 MERCURY Sable, 843-9061 (801)280-5419. Altius home. Spacious fenced clubhouse, no smoking, ing) O’Currance Tele- East) 2bdrm, 1bth, cen- vestment required. excellent condition, ex- Realty yard, many upgrades. no pets, $950/mo. services, one of Utah’s 2001 EXPLORER Sport, APT FOR RENT, 2 tral air, island in kitchen, (ucan) tras, keyless and key- (801)750-7007 (801)455-1299 100 fastest growing pad entry, air, cassette, excellent condition, bdrm, 1 bath, govern- 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, automatic sprinkling. many extras, low miles, ment subsidized. 211 Appraised $89,000, companies, is seeking Wanted 2 sets tires, very clean! large fenced backyard, GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM, $17,000 obo. 882-0580 S. Hale, Grantsville. Homes selling $83,000. Brian talented sales people to $3000. Call 882-1915 no pets, $650/mo in- 2bth, 2 car garage, Call Shoie 884-1712. 833-0562 sell a nationally recog- cludes water. 376 E basement, $895/mo. nized product to help JUNK BATTERIES, auto, 1996 XLT Ford SUV, Trucks Equal Housing Opp. Vine St. 833-0221 399 Utah (400 W, 400 S) $$$SAVE MONEY Find 4BDRM Office/den, 2 others improve their vi- truck & tractor, will pick very good condition, C-A INVESTMENT HUD & Bank owned 2BDRM 1BTH, entirely Davidson Realty family rooms, full bath. sion. We are looking for up, paying $.50 to $.75 1983 F-250 3/4ton, Duplex, 43 E 500 homes at www.tooele- fl remodeled, fridge wash- (801)466-5078 New carpet, paint, lino- enthusiastic, motivated each. Garth 837-2246 good condition call Ri- 1981 CHEVY Ton 292 North. Newly painted, bankownedhomes.co er dryer provided, 1 car leum, central air, fur- self starters with strong or 830-2309. chard at 843-1838 best ci, 4 speed, runs good, 2bdrm, 1bth, owner m or call for a list Ber- garage, water paid, no GRANTSVILLE LARGE nace, & water heater. goals – Professional offer takes both $1000. Call Brad 830- pays water. $525/mo. na or Chris 435-840- Recreational pets, no smoking 2bdrm duplex, nice. $114,500 843-8092 with great communica- 7797 leave message. 882-1199 5029, Group 1 Real Es- $650/mo 882-5398 882- $525/mo, $300/dep. 882-8532 tion skills and who need Vehicles Call Rose @ DP REAL- tate 1981 JIMMY 4x4 auto, CLEAN, LOWER unit 5415 to be in control of their TY 830-2827 1978 WILDERNESS 14’ 35” tires, 6” lift, pw, pd, 2bdrm apartment, 4- 4BDRM, 2BTH, earning potential! EOE. FOR FORSALE! SALE! $169,900 OPEN House self contained camp ac, wheelin beast, plex, carport, storage, 2BDRM HOME, referen- 1,775sq.ft., basement, Please apply at GRANTSVILLE, GOR- Saturdays 1:30pm- trailer. Needs work $1600 884-9046 850- hookups, nice location ces required, no pets, multi-level. 405 E. 1310 www.ocurrance.com GEOUS new custom 4:30pm. 4bdrm, 3bth, $800 obo 884-0233 8038 426 W 500 South, no $575/mo, $300/dep. N. Open house, 9am- and mark position de- home, 3bdrm, rent to Stansbury, new hot tub/ 840-4762 pets, $500/mo, 882-1695 or 884-3350 4pm, Saturday, 4/23. sired – VIT. own, available starting paint/ carpet, garage. 1993 RANGER Splash. $300/dep. 882-7163 Call (801)-865-8113 or Business 84 PROWLER, self con- 114,000mi. 5spd, 2BDRM MOBILE homes, at $1100/mo. Mark Seller finance, lease op- 435-496-0230 Sell Your Car Here for (801)918-7755, Prostar tion to buy. Mari Jo Tri Opportunities tained, ac, awning, new 4dr,CD, a/c, ps, pm. DUPLEX, 2BDRM, laun- $450/mo. 884-3441 or floor, blinds and drapes. New clutch, brakes, fly- dry hook-ups, garage, 882-1969. Realty. County RE (801)597- 5BDRM 3BTH, jetted Very good condition, $ 80* wheel. Rebuilt transmis- fenced yard, 508 E. 5856 tub, walk in closet, large A $275,000 GOLF 3BDRM 2BTH home. Vil- sleeps six. $2800 obo. ea. sion. Asking $3000 obo. Vine, $600/mo Debbie HOUSE FOR rent, $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth living room, hard wood dream. Ex-PGA tour 6 lage Mobile Home Park, 4bdrm, 2bth, fenced floor, basement part fin- player needs dealers. 884-6616 840-5090 830-4716 .24 acres, quiet Grantsville. Nice yard backyard, no smoking/ ished rooms, 3800sqft. Residual income. Pro- Call 882-0050 neighborhood, new DODGE JAMBOREE 1997 GMC Yukon 4x4, $660/mo, $300/dep pets, $750/mo, Dennis 884-5583 tected territory with suc- *Based on 13 issue contract. DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, carpet, newly remod- motorhome 24ft every- power, air, posi, leather, 884-0668 $750/dep. Call 882- cess story reference. w/d hookups, ac, car- eled bathroom, new thing works good $3000 bsg, mud terrains, ex- 1911 or 840-5126 BANK OWNED proper- $69K investment re- port, storage, fireplace. kitchen floor. 114 S obo 884-9555 Leave a cellent condition, ties. No down payment quired. Serious estab- $595/mo plus deposit. Broadway. Call 840- message Road Runner $10,000 obo call Derek 3BDRM 2BTH, 2 car ga- MOBILE HOME to qualified buyers. Call lished business. Unique (801)263-1779, 0279. (801)643-5690 rage, central air, new $495/mo. 2bdrm, 1bth. Prudential 435-882- business model. 1-800- Auto & (801)824-0399 OLDER MODEL scam- carpet, $850/mo, $400 security deposit. 4111 805-4583. (ucan) 1985 4BDRM, 2bth per tent trailer, sleeps 8, Truck Sales 71 FORD High Boy, lift- GRANTSVILLE APART- $700/dep. Call Phillip 843-1902 after 5:00pm tandem wheel $1500 ed, runs good, $2900 830-4745 home for rent or sale. BEAUTIFUL GRANTS- ALL CASH CANDY As-is Mechanics Special MENTS now available! weekdays Seller financing availa- call 843-9240 obo. Possible trades. Studios $375 includes VILLE Custom Home. Route. Do you earn Hwy 36 Erda 3BDRM mobile home, ble. Call Will, (801)427- 830-2573 utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- NEWER 3BDRM 2bth 2 5bdrm 3.5bth, family $800 in a day? Your DL#5519 nice park w/storage 4254. Altius Realty TRUCK CAMPER, excel- cludes utilities, and a car garage, central air, rooms, sportsman’s own local candy route. $535/mo, $300/dep lent condition $300 obo, 90 BMW 325I 83 FORD 3/4 ton, 4wd, 5bdrm 2bth remodeled $825/mo. 893 West gunroom, central air, Includes 30 machines must sell 843-0193 or $2,000 does run, $650 call Rick 830-1177, 830-7037 hardwood floors, com- and candy. All for house $850 including 1000 South Tooele (801)694-4622 96 Pont. Gr. Am 843-0069 puter room, fireplace $9,995. 1-800-814- water only. Call 1-801- 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- (801)598-4881 2dr 603-2565 $245,000 884-1570 6047. (ucan) 99 DODGE RAM 2500 ment, $775 month, Motorcycles & 96 Pont. Gr. Am OVERLAKE TOWN 830-7003 under low book. $400 deposit, utilities in- 4dr LARGE 2BDRM apart- home 3bdrm, 2bth, fin- IF YOU are interested in ATVs $11,900, 64,000 miles, cluded, central air, w/d EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, ment, w/d hookups, ished basement, patio, FOR SALE a full-time or part-time 02 YAMAHA PW 50, low 97 Mazda 626 extended cab, long bed, hookups, no pets or 2bth w/views! Whirlpool 4dr 1.5bth, private patio, no new appliances, ga- 782 East 540 North marketing opportunity, miles, first $590 takes tow, 4wd, rhino bedlin- smoking. Kim 882-3796 bath, 2 car garage, cor- pets, $400 deposit, rage. Available May 1st. $171,900. 3,600 sq. ft., 1/3 or would like to know great motocross dirt 95 Honda Sonata er, cd. 843-0763 acre (approx), 6 bdrms, 3.5 ner lot, fenced, land- $500 rent per month. $835 plus security de- more about our legal bike for kids (435)578- 4dr 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile bths, 3 family rooms + formal scaped, sprinklers, 843-9053, 224-4288 home for rent, no smok- posit, 435-843-0686 dining, fireplace, many service plans, call your 0558 93 Olds Cutlass FOR SALE 1984 3/4 ton upgrades. 30x15 stamped $162,500. 843-9927 ing/ pets. 882-1550 independent associate 4dr Chevy truck $900 obo NICE 1BDRM apartment, covered patio, 24 ft. RENT TO own! Only swimming pool-heated, full today. Toni (801)598- 1988 SUZUKI RM125, Call Tony for prices, call 884-0222 or 840- 41 Glenwood Ave. FOR SALE: 1472 E 850 9566 excellent condition, like 8825 3BDRM, 2BTH, recently $975/mo. 3bdrm, 2bth, basketball court, hot tub, full North, Tooele. 435-850-2526 $500/mo, $100/dep, remodeled, central air, 2 car detached garage. automated sprinkler system brand new, must see! utilities paid. For info a nd so much more!! Call $146,000, 4bdrm plus 1 INTERESTED IN real es- FOR SALE 1992 Chevy garage, sprinklers. 454 520 W Havasu St (350 830-7502 for appointment. $950 882-6348 call 882-2062 office, 2.75bth, tate investment? Get 2000 DODGE Caravan. Pickup, runs great, N 100 W, Tooele. N). Call for details 1- 2100sqft. (801)571- $750/mo. Pets negotia- started now for only 2003 YAMAHA PW80 Excellent condition. must see. Asking QUALITY APART- 800-807-5943, James 4130 Assist 2 Sell. ble. 882-1036 for more $200. We can teach motorcycle, great condi- 68,000 miles. $6995. $5000. Home 884- MENTS RE/MAX Results. information. you how! Call tion, runs great. 2000 884-0341 0861, cell 830-1280. Quiet, unique floorplans, FOR SALE! FSBO GRANTSVILLE 1(888)804-0703 Eton 90 all terrain vehi- newly remodeled, tile RENT W/OPTION to 4bdrm, 1.5bth, large SHELL, FIBERGLASS 3BDRM, 2BTH. Fenced cle, blue. $2000 for 2004 DODGE Neon, 4 through, kitchen & bath, buy, 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 149 corner lot, fully fenced. ONLINE JOBS. eBAY white, small step up, yard. $650/mo, first and both. 843-1575, door Sedan, good gas lush landscape, fenced Western Court, Stans- $101,000. Call 830- workers needed. Come tinted with slider win- last deposit. Available (801)560-9916 mileage, call 435-833- yard & parking, centrally bury Park, hot tub, fully 2142 work with us online. dows, looks great, 70’s immed. 172 S. 1st St. 0325 located, great prices. fenced. Built 2000. Mari $$$$$ weekly. Use your 49CC MINI Bullet Bike, or 80’s, Chev, $350. (801)266-4085, 408- Call 882-1372. Jo (801)597-5856 GRANTSVILLE BRICK home computer or lap- Blue & Chrome, rode 93 AEROSTAR 184,000 884-9046, 850-8038 644-0640. Open house Sell Your Home Here for Rambler . 3bdrm top. No experience nec- twice, $210. 884-9046, miles, good condition, Craig QUIET, CLEAN, 2bdrm today SE RENTA Casa, 3bdrm 11/2bth, newly remod- essary. 1-800-693- 850-8038 Craig good family car, new apt. Dishwasher, gar- 2bth pets ok, $850/mo $ 80* eled, gas insert, big 9398, Ext 1884. (ucan) tires & power steering. Apartments for bage disposal, wash- 3BDRM, 3BTH, 2 car ga- plus deposit (801)870- ea. fenced backyard, appli- Autos $1400 obo call 882- Rent er/ dryer hookup, ca- rage, fenced yard, 8737 (801)870-7660 6 ances included, water Small Business owners: 6278 or 840-1648 ble TV. $450 per washer, dryer, 1720sqft. Call 882-0050 available. $123,000 Place your classified ad $400 PER month, rent or month, $300 deposit. no smoking. $895/mo, SMALL 1BDRM, Paul 884-6057 in 47 newspapers $500! HONDAS from 93 MERCURY Tracer, sale, 3 bedroom mobile No smoking, no pets. $450/dep. Owner/ $375/mo plus $150/dep. *Based on 13 issue contract. Continued on next page throughout Utah for only $500! Police impounds! great student commuter home. 850-9852 See at Broadway agent Miller & Co, Water and sewer paid. $135. for 25 words, and For listings 800-749- car, $1200 obo. 837- Pointe Apts. or call (801)304-5931. Background check and 1BDRM 1BTH, entirely $5. per word over 25. 8104 extension A519. 2218 or (435)830-1623 882-2807. Real Val- references required, no You will reach up to remodeled basement, ue! 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, living rooms, swimming pet or smoking. 882- 500,000 buyers and it is 1978 CJ7. Lots of new 99 FORD Windstar 72K, laundry facility, gas & pool, lawn care includ- 3106 849-2103 a one call, one order, parts. $3000, no less. 4dr, bucket seats, rear water paid, no smoking SLEEPING ROOMS The Kirk no pets. $400/mo 882- available, $70 per ed, no smoking, pets, one bill program. Call Serious inquires only. air, tinted windows, STANSBURY 2 homes. 5398 or 882-5415 week, $10 key deposit, 1st/ last, 1yr lease, Best Places - Best Prices! the Tooele Transcript 882-5342 really nice. $7,400 882- 3bdrm, 2bth. Large first and last week- total $950/mo, $650/dep. Quiet, Quality apartments in a restored historic structure Bulletin at (435)882- 5236, 224-2801 1BDRM HOUSE/ du- yard. $1000 mo; 6bdrm, 1986 SUZUKI Samurai, $150 to move in. 46 N (435)496-3794 0050 for further info. plex, main floor apt. on 3bth. Fireplace, fully Mention (Ucan) newer engine, soft top, SELL YOUR CAR or 1/3 acre. 437 So. Main, Broadway. 882-7605 Studios starting at $145/wk $1200 or best offer, call 4BDRM 2.5BTH, 2 car fenced, large shed. this ad & boat in the classifieds. laundry, free utilities get 1/2 off 1st 882-5542 SPACIOUS 3BDRM, soft garage, 587 Bristol $1400 mo. 843-1282 1 & 2 Bdrms starting at Call 882-0050 $550/mo 840-0755 month’s rent water, laundry hookups, Cove. No pets, smok- $400 /mo Includes most utilities! STANSBURY CONDO, *with 6 month lease 1996 OLDSMOBILE Si- 1BDRM, maple floors, microwave, dishwasher, ing. Rent, rent to own, Furnishing also available. erra SL. 4 door, good WILL BUY any car or new paint, a/c, pantry, storage, fenced yard, sale $1,100/mo large master bedroom truck any condition with condition, $2500 obo. quiet, bright, $445, no off street parking. Will $800/dep Jean w/bath, walk-in closet, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 435-882-1372 New parts new tires call Title, $75.00 and up. smoking, 34 W Vine, negotiate indoor pets. (801)556-0651 den, 2bdrms, 1bth, ga- 833-0170 or 830-8005 Call Tony 435-850- Tooele (801)205-3883 $650 833-9393 rage, patio, fireplace, 2526. for appt. 4BDRM 3BTH rambler, digital satellite. Availa- SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, w/finished basement, ble now. $850. 882- $200 move in allow- washer, dryer included. 5276 Only 2 BEAUTIFUL ance. $500/mo, $400 Great view of Tooele Systems Operator I - Tooele 2 BEDROOM UNITS deposit. Accepts hous- Valley, large deck, 2 car STANSBURY PARK new HURRY! AVAILABLE! ing. 328 E Main, garage, water/ garbage construction 3bdrm 2bth USANA Health Sciences is currently seeking a System Operator I to Grantsville. Call paid. No pets. $950/mo, 2 car garage 1900sqft Only 1 left! Completely Remodeled (801)815-2928, 435- $500/dep. 843-1101 $900/mo. 833-9325 monitor software-related procedures and system performance in our NEW fridge, stove, 884-0432. Tooele facility. Help desk experience preferred. Candidate must be d ishwasher & maple flexible with hours. This position will also serve as a back up to USANA’s cabinets. STANSBURY CONDO $ Closing Costs Order Express department. These additional responsibilities include $500 per month. 3bdrm, 2.5bth, double being on call for answering incoming calls in English to service our NO APRIL RENT! garage, no $ Must see to believe! smoking/pets, $950/mo, 0 Down Associates and Preferred Customers. Duties include processing phone $500/dep, first and last orders, enrollments and other account changes or services offered by (801) 358-8592 months rent, available 0 USANA, answering basic feature and benefit questions about USANA (435) 843-7331 (Spanish only) May 1st, 882-5509 $110,000 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central 260 North 100 East, Tooele products and services and taking advantage of up-sell and cross-sell (435)224-5656 air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. opportunities when talking with distributors and preferred customers. 2 AND 3bdrm apart- ments behind Super For more information call Matthew with The successful candidate will have 0-1 year of IT experience with entry- Wal-Mart. On select level skills in programming, PC hardware, database administration, units $99 moves you Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 Windows 95/98/2000 and Novell. The candidate must have good verbal/ in. Some apartments FAX 435-843-1148 written communication skills, excellent customer service skills, ability to includes all utilities. *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. Swimming pool, hot type 30 wpm, data entry skills and ability to work under pressure and tub, exercise room, perform in a team environment. playground, full club- house. 843-4400 ALLIED We provide competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits including GOOD CREDIT 401(k) and paid time off. Since health is our middle name, USANA 2 BDRM 1 Bth duplex, OR CHALLENGED, w/d hookups, ac. $475 HOME MORTGAGE Health Sciences offers a unique wellness program including money/ a month. 843-0789 CAPITAL CORPORATION WE DO IT ALL!* product rewards for continually improving the health quality of your lifestyle. Change the course of your career and your life. Submit your 2 BEDROOM mobile COAST TO COAST resume to: home for rent, no pets. USANA Health Sciences 882-2904 EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE. COMPETITIVE RATES. Attn: HR Department 3838 W Parkway Blvd 2BDRM APARTMENT, • FHA, VA, CONVENTIONAL, RURAL HOUSING AND Salt Lake City UT 84120 $495/mo, plus utilities, CONSTRUCTION LOANS Fax: 801-954-7754 $400/dep, newer, very • FA ST QUALIFICATIONS AND PRE-APPROVALS e-mail: [email protected] nice, w/yard & storage 830-1177 or 830-7037 • COMMERCIAL, SBA AND HARD MONEY LOANS CALL NOW 2BDRM CONDO with *Certain garage at Stansbury restrictions apply. Park, no smoking or pets, $700. Call TED ELLIOTT 435-843-0056 TERRI ELLIOTT USANA is an Equal Opportunity Employer (435)882-2435, BRANCH MANAGER PROCESSOR No Phone Calls (801)205-7488. 70 SO. MAIN, SUITE B • TOOELE, UT 84074 B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2005

Continued from Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices previous page Homes Mobile Homes Office Space Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Homes Planning on selling your 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile RENT TO own. 2450sqft Deadline for public no- ing date. Resolution of the Tooele PUBLIC NOTICE the CRMP and Recrea- home, you could be home for rent, no smok- commerical building on tices is 4 p.m. the day Dated this 22nd day of City Council Authorizing Notice is hereby given tion Resource Plan. sending your sales ing/ pets. 882-1550 Main St. High traffic and prior to publication. March, 2005 the Mayor to Execute a that the Tooele City Comments and issues GRANTSVILLE, points to up to 414,000 visual. (801)463-7777 Public notices submit- By the Order of the Contract for the Sale of Council will meet in a raised by the public at 1515sqft w/full base- households at once. For Lots & Land or (801) 403-3955 ted past the deadline Mayor of Grantsville City Property Located at Business Meeting on this scoping meeting and ment, main floor laun- $135. you can place will not be accepted. City, C. Byron Ander- 160 North Main Street Wednesday, May 4, in written letters will be dry, central air, large your 25 word classified Buildings son Presented by Brian 2005 at the hour of 7:00 used to develop goals, corner lot, sprinkler sys- ad to all 45 newspapers RESIDENTIAL BUILD- LEPC AGENDA Shauna Kertamus Berndt P.M. The meeting will be objectives, and imple- tem, garage, reduced to in Utah. Just call 882- ING lot, Canyon Rim Agenda for the LEPC Zoning Administrator 6. Ordinance 2005-08 An held at the Tooele City mentation strategies for $164,000. 884-1154, 0050 for all the details. Estates, 12,000sqft, If you build, remodel or meeting to be held Wed- Persons with disabilities Ordinance of the Tooele Hall Council Room locat- recreation on public 830-0144 (Mention ucan) zoned R1-12, all under- remove buildings you nesday, April 27th, 2005 needing accommoda- City Council Amending ed at 90 North Main lands. ground utilities, peace- can place your classi- at 1:30 p.m. at the tions to participate in this Tooele City Code §7-25- Street, Tooele, Utah Public Meeting: GRANTSVILLE, NEW SALE OR rent 3bdrm, ful, secluded, beautiful fied ad in 47 of Utah's Tooele County Court- hearing should contact 3 and §7-25-14 Regard- 1. PUBLIC HEARING April 21, 2005 custom home! Rent to 1bth home, $89,000 or views, canyon atmos- newspapers for only house, EOC Conference Shauna Kertamus at the ing Pylon and Low Pro- and Motion for a Pro- 7:00—9:00 pm own, low down, no bank $700/mo, first, last, & phere, $29,900. Owner $135. for 25 words ($5. Room. Grantsville City Offices at file Signs posed Master Plan Land Tooele County Emergen- qualify. Mark (801)918- $250/dep 833-9243 882-7094. for each additional 1. Welcome – Chairman, least 24 hours in ad- Presented by Roger Bak- Use Element Change for cy Operations Center 7755, Prostar Realty. word). You will reach up LEPC vance of the hearing. er 9.84 Acres Located Be- 47 South Main St., 1st SELLING YOUR HOME? to 500,000 potential 2. Review minutes, (Published in the Tran- 7. Request Final Plat Ap- tween Main Street and Floor HOUSE $119,500, Advertise it in the clas- PALOMINO customers and all you March 2005 script Bulletin March 24 proval for Settlement 150 East and 1000 North Conference Room 3bdrm, 1.5bth, sifieds. Call 882-0050 do is call the Tooele 3. Haz Mat reports, Harry & April 19, 2005) Pointe Phase 6 Contain- and 1100 North with a Tooele City, Utah 1780sqft, built 2001, fin- Transcript Bulletin at Shinton ing 44 Lots Zoned R1-7 Proposed Change from Written comments ished basement, home RANCH (435)882-0050 for all STANSBURY 2 story, 4. Review upcoming PUBLIC NOTICE Located at 550 West 800 Medium Density Resi- should be sent to the warranty, central air, 3bdrm, 2bth, lots of ex- the details. (Ucan) training South dential and Industrial to County in care of Bear oversized backyard, HORSE LOTS Grantsville City Council tras, for appt/info call 5. DES LEPC Coordina- will hold a work meeting Presented by Cary Commercial West: new neighborhood. 1 If you build, remodel or 843-1801 Open house 2 tor, DeeEll Fifield Campbell Presented by Cary Tooele County Recrea- 1 ⁄ acres $55,000 remove buildings you and a regular meeting (435)882-1391 4/9 9am-5pm 735 6. New Business 8. Request Final Plat Ap- Campbell tion Management Plan can place your classi- Wednesday, April 20, Country Club 5 acres $90,000 7. Next meeting-Wed- proval for Sasha Subdivi- 2. PUBLIC HEARING c/o Bear West HUD OWNED properties fied ad in 45 of Utah's 2005. The meeting to be nesday, May 25th, 2005 sion No. 1 Containing 14 and Motion for a Pro- 145 South 400 East in Tooele County start- PUBLIC WATER, newspapers for only held at 429 E. Main, STANSBURY 761 Coun- 8. Adjourn Lots Zoned R1-7 Locat- posed Zoning Map Salt Lake City, Utah ing at $65,000. Call for $135. for 25 words ($5. Grantsville, UT 84029 try Club, remodeled 2 PUBLIC SEWER & Filed by LEPC Chair- ed at 175 N Coleman Amendment of 14.41 84111 a complete list, mail, for each additional regular meeting to begin story, 5bdrm, 3bth, man, Harry Shinton Street Acres Located Between [email protected] email or pickup. Pru- 2 IRRIG. SHARES word). You will reach up at 7:00pm. 1/3acre, landscaped, rv (Published in the Tran- Presented by Cary Main Street and 150 (Published in the Tran- dential 435-882-4111 to 414,000 households Public Hearing: pad, upgrades & extras 884-6755 script Bulletin April 19 & Campbell East and 1000 North and script Bulletin April 19, and all you do is call a. Consideration of zone 882-0788 21, 2005) 9. Minutes April 6, 2005 1100 North 2005) I WANT YOUR HOUSE 882-0050 for all the de- change from R1-21 to and I’ll pay FULL price! LAVA HOT Springs, Ida- CD (Commercial Devel- April 6, 2005-Charter Presented by Cary STANSBURY PARK tails. (Mention UCAN NOTICE OF PUBLIC (801)598-8514 Brandon ho two acre with elec- opment) zone on the Discussion Campbell Public Notices 2001 home. Great con- Classified Network) HEARING FOR ZONING www.wantfullprice.com tricity, well & irrigation, South West Corner of 10. Invoices Patrick H. Dunlavy Trustee's Sales dition! 3bdrm 2bth $49000 882-4999 MAP AMENDMENT Presented By Patrick Tooele City Recorder IMMACULATE HOME STEEL BUILDINGS. Notice is hereby given SR112 and SR138. $132,500. Open House Dunlavy Pursuant to the Ameri- Deadline for public no- $135,900, 3bdrm FACTORY Deals. Save that the Grantsville City b. Consideration of City 4/23 11am-3pm. 5498 UTAH'S BEST LAND 11. Mayor’s Report can With Disabilities Act, tices is 4 p.m. the day 2.5bth. Open House $$$. 40 x 60' to 100 x Council upon recommen- Council review of Condi- Heather Way. Call Kristi bargain 40 acres - 12. Adjourn to Discus- Individuals Needing Spe- prior to publication. Sat 12:00-3:00pm 965 200'. Example: 50 x 100 dation from the Planning tional Use Permits for 882-1942 www.info- $24,900. Uinta Moun- sion Items to be followed cial Accommodations Public notices submit- So. 810 West, Tooele x 12'= $3.60 square Commission, pursuant to Certain type of develop- tube.net/107090 tain area. Outdoor lov- by a Closed Executive Should Notify Patrick H. ted past the deadline (435)882-3887 foot. 1-800-658-2885. the provisions of Section ments. www.owners.com er's dream! Dramatic www.rigidbuilding.com AGENDA: Session to Discuss Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- will not be accepted. Manufactured mountain views, close 10-9-5 of the Utah State Pending Litigation corder, at 843-2110 prior id#dgt7725 (ucan) Code, will conduct a pub- 1. Approval of minutes. Homes to conveniences. Sur- 2. Set Public hearing for 13. Discussion Items to the meeting. TDD NOTICE OF TRUST- LAKEFRONT HOME in rounded by wilderness. lic hearing on Wednes- 1. Charter Discussion Phone Number 843-2108 EE'S SALE 1998 CAVCO 3bdrm, UTAH MANUFACTUR- Zone change from RM-7 Stansbury Park with Nearby lake and state day, April 20, 2005 at 2. Reimbursement (Published in the Tran- The following described 2bth, master bath, large ER FOR 17 years Plus - to CN at 500 E. Main. 3bdrms 2.5bth. 59 parks. Excellent financ- 7:00 p.m. in the Grants- Agreements script Bulletin April 19, property will be sold at tub, separate shower, All Steel Buildings!!! 3. Consideration of sum- Lakeview call Talena ing. Call UTLR 1-877- ville City Hall Council Patrick H. Dunlavy 2005) public auction to the Overpass Point Park, Any size you want, any mer hires. with Prudential 435- 349-5263. (ucan) Chambers at 429 E Main Tooele City Recorder highest bidder, payable $26,900. Ready to accessories you want, 4. Consideration of New 830-8113 Street in Grantsville, Pursuant to the Ameri- PUBLIC NOTICE OF in lawful money of the move in. (801)654- or any features you Business licenses. STOCKTON BUILDING want. Utah. The purpose of can With Disabilities Act, MEETING AND AGEN- United States at the time 0632, (801)296-7284 the hearing is to receive 5. Consideration of Ordi- MOVE TO the other side lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. www.cobuildings.net or nances/Resolutions: Individuals Needing Spe- DA of sale, at the Tooele of the mountain, WVC Newly constructed public input on a pro- cial Accommodations Tooele County Planning County Courthouse, 47 1998 Modular Home call 1-800-262-5347. a. Consideration of 4bdrm, 2bth, huge 2 car roads. Beautiful lake/ posed amendment to the Should Notify Patrick H. Commission South Main, Tooele, UT 1344sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, CO Building Systems, amending Chapter 6 garage, make me an of- mountain views. Great Grantsville City Zoning Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- The Tooele County Plan- 84074, on May 4, 2005, carport, storage shed, Inc. Building a Reputa- Parking in the Grantsville fer! (801)699-9792 for manufactured or Map. The proposed corder, at 843-2110 prior ning Commission will at 3:30 p.m. of said day, landscaped. 97W 780N. tion on "Old Fashioned Land Use and Manage- custom built homes. amendment is to change to the meeting. TDD hold a meeting on April for the purpose of fore- Loaded inside and out! Integrity". (ucan) ment Code. NEWLY REMODELED 882-7094. the zone from an R-1-21 Phone Number 843-2108 20, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in closing a trust deed dat- 882-6473, 840-1811 b. Consideration of Rambler 3bdrm, 2bth, Financial (Residential half-acre) (Published in the Tran- the Auditorium at the ed June 4, 2004, and lots of extras, $137,000 Vorwaller Homestead zone to a CD (Commer- amendment to the Water Shares Services Grantsville City Street script Bulletin April 19, Tooele County Court- executed by ELIZABETH obo, 882-4814 or 830- cial Development) zone house, 47 South Main, A GREAT deal! 98 Cav- Standards. 2005) JOHNSON AND ROB- 5694 $$ AS SEEN on TV. at southwest corner of Tooele, Utah. ERT JOHNSON, as co, 4bdrm, 2bth 2 SHARES of Settlement 6. Approval of Bills. Cash now for your fu- SR 138 and SR 112 for PUBLIC NOTICE 1. Roll Call Trustors, in favor of Planning on selling your 2100+sqft w/fireplace, Canyon Water for sale 7. Council Information ture settlement, annuity Roger Brockbank for the Notice Is Hereby Given BUSINESS MEETING: AMERIQUEST MORT- home, you could be priced below book val- in Tooele, $2250/per updates. and lottery payments. purpose of a strip mall that the Tooele City Re- 1. Approval of meeting GAGE COMPANY as sending your sales ue. Call Todd (801)529- share. If interested 8. Consideration of Nel- www.ppicash.com. development, and is de- development Agency will minutes from April 6, Beneficiary, which Trust points to up to 500,000 8787. please call Robbie son Moyle notice of Don't wait for your $$$. scribed as follows: meet in a Business 2005 Deed was recorded on people at once. For (801)260-1502. or 435- Claim- (Closed session) Call Prosperity Part- Lot # 1, Kenneth Faw- Meeting on Wednesday, 2. PUD #0013-02 Pon- June 15, 2004, as Entry $135. you can place Mobile Homes 840-1737 9. Adjourn. ners. 1-800-509-1607. son Subdivision. derosa Estates Phase 2 No. 224653, in Book your 25 word classified Wendy Palmer April 20, 2005 at the hour (ucan) Lot #2, Kenneth Faw- of 6:00 P.M. The meeting (Final) 951, at Page 246, in the ad to all 47 newspapers 2 SHARES Settlement son Subdivision. City Recorder 1996 SINGLE WIDE will be held at the Tooele 3. CUP #1110-05 Mi- Official Records of in Utah. Just call Tooele Canyon irrigation water. $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE The Grantsville City zon- In compliance with the trailer. Grandview Vil- City Hall Council Room chael & Melissa Mur- Tooele County, State of Transcript Bulletin at $1900 each. Call Neal CASH for structured ing map and regulations American with Disability lage 491 Ash Street. located at 90 North Main dock-In home preschool Utah covering real prop- (435)882-0050 for all (801)785-4954 settlements, annuities, applying to each zoning Act, Grantsville City will 2brdm 2bth. (775)635- accommodate reasona- Street, Tooele, Utah 4. AMZ #1021-05 erty purportedly located the details. law suit, mortgage district may be reviewed Amendment to chapter 2170 (435)843-8620 SETTLEMENT CANYON ble requests to assist the 1. Minutes at 1509 North Candellar- notes and cash flows. at the Grantsville City of- April 6, 2005 15 adding Bed and ia Drive, Tooele, Utah STANSBURY CONDO water share, $2,500 J.G. Wentworth #1, 1- fices prior to the meeting. disabled to participate in 2000 DOUBLEWIDE. 2. Authorization to Pay Breakfast facilities to the 84074 in Tooele County, for sale, 2bdrm, 1bth, obo 882-4814 or 830- 800-794-7310. (ucan) Persons wishing to com- meetings. Request for Will finance or rent to Utah Industrial Depot for use matrix: Utah, and more particu- central air, 1 car ga- 5694 ment on the proposed assistance may be made own. 105 Green Pines Utah Power Substation Adjournment: larly described as: rage, private patio, near NEED CASH for your in- amendment should at- by calling City Hall at (Overpass Point). Pick for Carlisle Syntec Proj- WORK MEETING: LOT 284, OVERLAKE golf course, swimming SETTLEMENT CANYON heritance? I can help. tend the public hearing least 3 days in advance up flyer. Call (801)552- ect 1. PUD #1001-04 Old ESTATES PHASE "1-C" pool, $92,000. 882- water shares. $2200 Please call (801)699- or submit written state- of the meeting that will 9200. Presented by Randy Mill Phase 2 (Design SUBDIVISION, AC- 5260 each. 884-6406 9792. ments prior to the meet- be attended by calling 884-3411 Sant Phase) CORDING TO THE OF- (Published in the Tran- 3. Business Incubator 2. PUD #003-99 Leuca- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, script Bulletin April 19, Discussion dia Financial Corp.- Re- AS RECORDED IN THE 2005) Presented by Brian quest for fence design OFFICE OF THE COUN- $ $ change TY RECORDER. PRICE Berndt N Neeweww ListingLLiissttiinngg N Neeweww ListingLLiissttiinngg 1129,900 12299,,990000 PUBLIC NOTICE 4. Downtown Sign Pro- 3. CUP #1115-04 Cory & Tax ID: 12-057-0-0284 REDUCED Notice is hereby given gram Aimee Carver – In-home The current Beneficiary that the Tooele City Presented by Brian preschool Stansbury of the trust deed is UUndernnddeerr U Unndernddeerr Council will meet in a Berndt Park AMERIQUEST MORT- Business Meeting on 5. Budget Discussion 4. Discussion of purpos- GAGE COMPANY, and Wednesday, April 20, Presented by Brian es of open space lots. the record owners of the C Coontractonnttrraacctt CContractoonnttrraacctt 2005 at the hour of 7:00 Berndt Other Business: property as of the record- P.M. The meeting will be 6. RDA Project Assis- Adjournment: ing of the Notice of De- 241 S. 950 West, Tooele213 Country Club, Stansbury 223 Millcreek Way, Tooele held at the Tooele City tance – Assistance with Dated this 15th day of fault are ELIZABETH Hall Council Room locat- Downtown Parking Lot April, 2005 JOHNSON AND ROB- ed at 90 North Main Paving Mary Dixon, Secretary ERT JOHNSON. Tooele County Plan- $ $ $ $ $ $ Street, Tooele, Utah Presented by Brian Bidders must tender to 1149,900 14499,,990000 Almost 2239,900 23399,,990000 Almost 2269,900 26699,,990000 1. Pledge Of Allegiance Berndt ning Commission the trustee a $5,000.00 Beautiful Finished Finished 2. Open Forum For Pub- 7. Project Updates (Published in the Tran- deposit at the sale and lic Comment Presented by Brian script Bulletin April 19, the balance of the pur- 3. Resolution 2005-24 A Berndt 2005) chase price by 2:00 p.m. Resolution of the Tooele 8. Adjourn the day following the City Council Amending Patrick H. Dunlavy PUBLIC NOTICE sale. Both the deposit Fees for Golf Cart Rent- Redevelopment Agen- Tooele County Re- and the balance must be al, Driving Range, Punch cy Secretary source Management paid to Lincoln Title In- Passes, and Season Pursuant to the Ameri- Plan surance Agency in the 821 Country Club, Stansbury5547 Belmont, Stansbury 289 Preakness, Stansbury Passes at the Oquirrh can With Disabilities Act, Recreation Resource form of a wire transfer, Hills Golf Course Individuals needing spe- Plan cashier’s check or certi- Presented by Casey Allie cial accommodations Tooele County invites fied funds. Cash pay- $ you to attend a public New $ $ $ 4. Resolution 2005-25 A during this meeting ments, personal checks UNDERUUNNDDEERR CONTRACTCCOONNTTRRAACCTT 1159,90059,900 5549,900 54499,,990000 Resolution of the Tooele should notify Patrick H. meeting to discuss public or trust checks are not Listing 159,900 Georgous City Council Selecting Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- lands and recreation is- accepted. the Bid of RAASS Broth- corder, at 843-2110 prior sues as part of the DATED: March 31, 2005. ers, Inc., for the 2005 to the meeting. TDD Tooele County Resource LINCOLN TITLE INSUR- Construction Mainte- Phone Number 843-2108 Management Plan ANCE AGENCY nance and Sidewalk Re- (Published in the Tran- (CRMP) process. The by: Debborah Bair placement Program script Bulletin April 19, purpose of this meeting its: Vice President Presented by Gerald 2005) is to solicit input from the Telephone: 345 Wrathall Cir., Grantsville503 E 700 N, Tooele 1415 Pass Canyon Rd, Erda Webster public to help the County (801) 476-0303 5. Resolution 2005-26 A identify the issues which website: need to be considered in smithknowles.com $ $ SK File No. 04-1328 UNDERUUNNDDEERR CONTRACTCCOONNTTRRAACCTT U Unndernddeerr PRICE 1144,900 14444,,990000 (Published in the Tran- REDUCED script Bulletin April 5, 12 CContractoonnttrraacctt & 19, 2005)

NOTICE OF TRUST- EE'S SALE The following described 1431 Murray Canyon Rd. property will be sold at 288 Preakness, Stansbury 1735 Cerroni Dr., Tooele public auction to the highest bidder at the West Main Entrance, North Steps, Tooele U Unndernddeerr N Neeweww ListingLLiissttiinngg N Neeweww ListingLLiissttiinngg welcomes our newest Agents County Courthouse, 47 South Main, Tooele, Utah, on May 5, 2005, at CContractoonnttrraacctt TO BE BUILT 8:30 a.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclos- UNDER $$ oonly onnllyy 2289,90089,900 ing a trust deed originally CONSTRUCTION 289,900 executed on January 27, On 5 acres of horse property 2003 by Jarrod L. Howell 1512 Pass Canyon Rd, Erda 649 Buzianis Circle 3,200 square foot home and Amey L. Howell, as trustors, in favor of Mort- gage Electonic Registra- Call tion Systems, Inc., as nominee for New Free- dom Mortgage Corpora- Laramie tion, its successors and assigns, covering the fol- lowing real property pur- Dunn ported to be located in Tooele County at 326 224-4000 Upland Drive, Tooele, Barbara Poyner Nicole Hammond UT 84074 (the under- signed disclaims liability 801.910.4513 435.840.2389 for any error in the ad- Voted #1 in Customer Service! dress), and more particu- “CHOICE” IS A GOOD THING Continued on next page TUESDAY April 19, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices previous page Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Public Notices of the trust deed is Na- payable to Lundberg & SECOND AMENDED as Entry Number the office at the County Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 ing business day, at the file and of record in the Trustee's Sales tional City Mortgage Co. Associates. If wire trans- NOTICE OF TRUST- 150874, in Book 633, at Recorder of Tooele P.M. Signature/by: office of the Trustee. At Tooele County Record- and the record owner of fer is used, an additional EE'S SALE Page 291 of the official County, State of Utah, James H. Woodall, the West main entrance, er’s Office. The bounda- larly described as: the property as of the re- $10.00 must be remitted The following described records of the Tooele executed by Michael O. Trustee R-117615 north steps of the Tooele ries of said parcel of land Lot 46, LITTLE MOUN- cording of the notice of with the purchase price. property will be sold at County Recorder, State Payne, will sell at public (Published in the Tran- County District Court, 47 are described as follows: TAIN No. 3 SUBDIVI- default is Brian Newman. Cash payments are not public auction to the of Utah, and as identified auction to highest bidder, script Bulletin April 12,19 South Main Street Beginning at Southeast SION, a Subdivision of The sale is subject to a accepted. A trustee’s highest bidder at the and described in the payable in lawful money & 26, 2005) Tooele Utah all right, title corner of said Lot 14; Tooele City, according to bankruptcy filing, a pay- deed will be delivered to West Main Entrance, Declaration of Condo- of the United States at NOTICE OF TRUST- and interest conveyed to and running thence the official plat thereof, off, a reinstatement or the successful bidder North Steps, Tooele minium of The Fields at the time of sale. Suc- EE’S SALE and now held by it under along the Southerly recorded in the office of any other condition of within three business County Courthouse, 47 Overlake Condominiums, cessful bidders must ten- APN: 09-023-R-0014 said Deed of Trust in the boundary line of said en- the County Recorder of which the trustee is not days after receipt of the South Main Street, an Expandable Residen- der a deposit of $5,000 Trust No. 1066936-07 property situated in said tire tract the following Tooele County, Utah. aware that would cause amount bid. Tooele, Utah, on May 18, tial Condominium Proj- in certified funds to the Ref: Cindy Wright TRA: County and State descri- three (3) courses and Excepting therefrom, a 2 the cancellation of the DATED: April 19, 2005. 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of ect, recorded May 14, trustee at the time of Loan No. 0359024277. bed as: All of Lot 14, distances: (1) thence S. foot strip, beginning at sale. If any such condi- Scott Lundberg, Trust- said day, for the purpose 1999 as Entry Number sale, with the balance IMPORTANT NOTICE Lakeview Ranchettes, 89∞34’18" W.49.10 feet the Northeast corner of tion exists, the sale shall ee of foreclosing a trust 131110, in Book 568, at due by noon the follow- TO PROPERTY OWN- according to the official to the pint of tangency Lot 46, LITTLE MOUN- be void, the successful 3269 South Main, #100 deed originally executed Page 338 of official re- ing business day, at the ER: YOU ARE IN DE- plat thereof on file and of with a 1665.00-foot radi- TAIN No. 3 SUBDIVI- bidder’s funds returned Salt Lake City, UT on March 28, 2001 by cords, and as amended office of the Trustee. At FAULT UNDER A DEED record in the Tooele us curve to the left; (2) SION, a Subdivision of and the trustee and cur- 84115 Lee Mair and Lorraine in the Amendment to the West main entrance, OF TRUST, DATED May County Recorder's Of- thence Westerly 103.14 Tooele City, according to rent beneficiary shall not (801) 263-3400 Mair, as trustors, in favor Declaration of Condo- North steps to the Tooele 16, 2003. UNLESS YOU fice. Being now descri- feet along the arc of said the official plat thereof, be liable to the success- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. of Mortgage Electronic minium of The Fields at County District Court, 47 TAKE ACTION TO PRO- bed as follows: All of Lot curve, chord to said recorded in the office of ful bidder for any dam- – 5:00 p.m. Registration Systems, Overlake Condominiums, S. Main Tooele Utah all TECT YOUR PROPER- 14, Lakeview Ranch- curve bears S. the County Recorder of age. L&A Case No. 05-27371 Inc., covering the follow- an Expandable Residen- right, title and interest TY, IT MAY BE SOLD ettes, according to the 87∞47’50" W. for a dis- Tooele County, Utah; Bidders must tender to Team B/CR ing real property purport- tial Condominium Proj- conveyed to and now AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF official plat thereof on file tance of 103.12 feet; (3) and extending thence the trustee a $5,000.00 THIS COMMUNICATION ed to be located in ect, recorded August 4, held by it under said YOU NEED AN EX- and of record in the thence S. 86∞01’21" W. South 40 degrees 22'45" deposit at the sale and IS AN ATTEMPT TO Tooele County at 573 2000 as Entry Number Deed of Trust in the PLANATION OF THIS Tooele County Record- 49.95 feet; thence N. East 113.36 feet to the the balance of the pur- COLLECT A DEBT, AND West 400 South, Tooele, 150875, in Book 633, at property situated in said PROCEEDING, YOU er’s Office. Less and ex- 3∞47’09" W. 4.32 feet; Southeast corner of said chase price by 12:00 ANY INFORMATION UT 84074 (the under- Page 292 of the official County and State descri- SHOULD CONTACT A cepting therefrom the fol- thence Easterly 202.41 Lot 46; thence South 43 noon the day following OBTAINED WILL BE signed disclaims liability records of the Tooele bed as: Commencing LAWYER. On May 10, lowing parcel Deeded to feet along the arc of a degrees 50'30" West 2 the sale. The deposit USED FOR THAT PUR- for any error in the ad- County Recorder, State 1114 feet West from the 2005, at 4:30pm, James the Utah Department of 4030.00-foot radius feet; thence North 40 de- must be in the form of a POSE. dress), and more particu- of Utah. Northeast corner of the H Woodall, as duly ap- Transportation by War- curve to the right, chord grees 22'45" West cashier’s check or bank (Published in the Tran- larly described as: Together with an undivid- Northeast quarter of sec- pointed Trustee under a ranty Deed recorded to said curve bears N. 113.56 feet to Upland official check payable to script Bulletin April 19, All of Lot 52, SCOTTS- ed interest, and a right tion 11, township 2 Deed of Trust recorded February 26, 2004 as 87∞39’11" E. for a dis- Drive; thence Easterly Lundberg & Associates. 26 & May 3, 2005) DALE SUBDIVISION of and easement of use South, range 4 West, May 27, 2003, as Instru- Entry No. 220552 in tance of 202.39 feet to along a curve to the right The balance must be in Tooele City, according to and enjoyment in and to Salt Lake Meridian; and ment No. 202798, in Book 0932 at page 0074 the Easterly boundary with a 750 foot radius 2 the form of a wire trans- NOTICE OF TRUST- the official plat thereof, the Common Area de- running thence West 206 Book 853, Page 584, of of official records being line of said entire tract; feet to the point of begin- fer, cashier’s check, EE'S SALE on file and of record in scribed, as provided for feet; thence South 211.5 the Official Records in described as follows: A thence S. 0∞25’43" E. ning. bank official check or The following described the Tooele County Re- and in the percentage feet; thence East 206 the office at the County parcel of land in fee for 4.80 feet to the point of Together with all the im- U.S. Postal money order property will be sold at corder's office. shown, in said Declara- feet; thence north 211.5 Recorder of Tooele the widening of Cimmar- beginning as shown on provements now or here- payable to Lundberg & public auction to the Together with all the im- tion. This conveyance is feet to the point of begin- County, State of Utah, ron Way, incident to the the official map of said after erected on the Associates. If wire trans- highest bidder at the provements now or here- subject to the provisions ning. The street address executed by Cindy widening of SR-36, project on file in the Of- property, and all ease- fer is used, an additional West Main Entrance, after erected on the of said Declaration, in- and other common des- Wright, will sell at public known as Project No. fice of the Utah Depart- ments, appurtenances, $10.00 must be remitted North Steps, Tooele property, and all ease- cluding any amendments ignation of the real prop- auction to highest bidder, 0036, being part of an ment of Transportation. and fixtures now or here- with the purchase price. County Courthouse, 47 ments, appurtenances, thereto. The undivided erty described above is payable in lawful money entire tract of property The street address and after a part of the proper- Cash payments are not South Main, Tooele, and fixtures now or here- interest in the Common purported to be: 1816 of the United States at situate in Lot 14, Lake- other common designa- ty. accepted. A trustee’s Utah, on May 18, 2005, after a part of the proper- Area conveyed hereby is East Canyon Road Lake- the time of sale. Suc- view Ranchettes, a sub- tion of the real property The current beneficiary deed will be delivered to at 8:30 a.m. of said day, ty. subject to modification, point Ut 84074. Estimat- cessful bidders must ten- division of Tooele Coun- described above is pur- of the trust deed is Mort- the successful bidder for the purpose of fore- The current beneficiary from time to time, as pro- ed Total Debt as of May der a deposit of $5,000 ty, Situate in the ported to be: 353 East gage Electronic Registra- within three business closing a trust deed origi- of the trust deed is Mort- vided in the Declaration 10, 2005 is $136,202.64. in certified funds to the N1/2NE1/4 of Section 4, Cimmarron Way Tooele, tion Systems, Inc., as days after receipt of the nally executed on De- gage Electronic Registra- for expansion of the Con- The undersigned Trustee trustee at the time of T.3 S., R. 4 W., SLB & Utah 84074. Estimated nominee for Wells Fargo amount bid. cember 11, 2002 by tion Systems, Inc., as dominium Project. disclaims any liability for sale, with the balance amp; M, according to the Bank, N.A., its succes- DATED: April 8, 2005. Zachary B. Page, as nominee for Fifth Third Together with all the im- any incorrectness of the due by noon the follow- official plat thereof, on Continued on next page sors and assigns,and the Scott Lundberg, trustor, in favor of Mort- Mortgage Company, and provements now or here- street address and other record owners of the Trustee gage Electronic Registra- the record owners of the after erected on the common designation, if property as of the record- 3269 South Main, #100 tion Systems, Inc., as property as of the record- property, and all ease- any, shown herein. Said ing of the notice of de- Salt Lake City, nominee for New Free- ing of the notice of de- ments, appurtenances, sale will be made without Creative Financing Solutions fault are Jarrod L. Howell UT 84115 fault are Lee Mair and and fixtures now or here- covenant or warranty, dom Mortgage Corpora- Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? and Amey L. Howell. (801) 263-3400 Lorraine Mair. after a part of the proper- express or implied, re- tion, its successors and Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? The sale is subject to a Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. assigns, covering the fol- The sale is subject to a ty. garding title, possession, Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! bankruptcy filing, a pay- – 5:00 p.m. lowing real property pur- bankruptcy filing, a pay- The current beneficiary condition or encumbran- off, a reinstatement or L&A Case No. 04-50193 ported to be located in off, a reinstatement or of the trust deed is Mort- ces, including fees, • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. any other condition of Team C/SS Tooele County at 320 any other condition of gage Electronic Registra- charges and expenses of • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. which the trustee is not THIS COMMUNICATION West Alfred Drive, which the trustee is not tion Systems, Inc., as the Trustee and of the • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. aware that would cause IS AN ATTEMPT TO Tooele, UT 84074 (the aware that would cause nominee for CitiMort- trusts created by said • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. the cancellation of the COLLECT A DEBT, AND undersigned disclaims li- the cancellation of the gage, Inc., its successors Deed of Trust, to pay the • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. sale. If any such condi- ANY INFORMATION ability for any error in the sale. If any such condi- and assigns, and the re- remaining principal sums • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. tion exists, the sale shall OBTAINED WILL BE address), and more par- tion exists, the sale shall cord owners of the prop- of the note(s) secured by • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. be void, the successful USED FOR THAT PUR- ticularly described as: be void, the successful erty as of the recording said Deed of Trust. The • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. bidder’s funds returned POSE. Lot 139, COPPER CAN- bidder’s funds returned of the notice of default current beneficiary of the RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! and the trustee and cur- (Published in the Tran- YON PHASE 1, SUBDI- and the trustee and cur- are David Hiatt and Jen- Trust Deed as of the rent beneficiary shall not scrit Bulletin April 12, 19 VISION, Amended Plat, rent beneficiary shall not na E. Hiatt. date of this notice is: SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? be liable to the success- & 26, 2005) according to the official be liable to the success- The sale is subject to a Bank One, N.A., as ful bidder for any dam- Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate plat thereof, as recorded ful bidder for any dam- bankruptcy filing, a pay- Trustee of The Amortiz- debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. age. in the office of the Tooele age. off, a reinstatement or ing Residential Collateral Bidders must tender to County Recorder. Bidders must tender to any other condition of Trust, 2002-BC1. The re- • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. the trustee a $5,000.00 NOTICE OF TRUST- Together with all the im- the trustee a $5,000.00 which the trustee is not cord owner of the proper- • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. deposit at the sale and EE'S SALE provements now or here- deposit at the sale and aware that would cause ty as of the recording of • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. the balance of the pur- The following described after erected on the the balance of the pur- the cancellation of the the Notice of Default • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. chase price by 12:00 property will be sold at property, and all ease- chase price by 12:00 sale. If any such condi- is/are: Michael O. Payne. noon the day following public auction to the ments, appurtenances, noon the day following tion exists, the sale shall Dated: April 08, 2005. DESERET the sale. The deposit highest bidder at the and fixtures now or here- the sale. The deposit be void, the successful James H Woodall 10653 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 must be in the form of a West Main Entrance, after a part of the proper- must be in the form of a bidder’s funds returned River Front Parkway, PEAK cashier’s check or bank North Steps, Tooele ty. cashier’s check or bank and the trustee and cur- Suite 290 South Jordan 833-0740 (Just South of Wal-Mart) official check payable to County Courthouse, 47 The current beneficiary official check payable to rent beneficiary shall not Ut 84095 (801)254-9450 Lundberg & Associates. South Main Street, of the trust deed is Mort- Lundberg & Associates. be liable to the success- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) www.deseretpeakmtg.com The balance must be in Tooele, Utah, on May 18, gage Electronic Registra- The balance must be in ful bidder for any dam- the form of a wire trans- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of tion Systems, Inc., as the form of a wire trans- age. fer, cashier’s check, said day, for the purpose nominee for Wells Fargo fer, cashier’s check, Bidders must tender to bank official check or of foreclosing a trust Bank, N.A., its succes- bank official check or the trustee a $5,000.00 Buyers, my services are FREE! U.S. Postal money order deed originally executed sors and assigns and the U.S. Postal money order deposit at the sale and payable to Lundberg & on February 3, 1998 by record owner of the prop- payable to Lundberg & the balance of the pur- Sellers, my services are invaluable! Call for Associates. If wire trans- Robert Hammond and erty as of the recording Associates. If wire trans- chase price by 12:00 fer is used, an additional Terry Hammond, as of the notice of default is fer is used, an additional noon the day following ADVICE • LIST PROPERTY • FIND PROPERTY $10.00 must be remitted trustors, in favor of Zachary B. Page. $10.00 must be remitted the sale. The deposit with the purchase price. Chase Manhattan Mort- The sale is subject to a with the purchase price. must be in the form of a QUICK, QUALITY SERVICE Cash payments are not gage Corporation, cover- bankruptcy filing, a pay- Cash payments are not cashier’s check or bank accepted. A trustee’s ing the following real off, a reinstatement or accepted. A trustee’s official check payable to deed will be delivered to property purported to be any other condition of deed will be delivered to Lundberg & Associates. the successful bidder located in Tooele County which the trustee is not the successful bidder The balance must be in within three business at 186 West Vine Street, aware that would cause within three business the form of a wire trans- days after receipt of the Tooele, UT 84074 (the the cancellation of the days after receipt of the fer, cashier’s check, amount bid. undersigned disclaims li- sale. If any such condi- amount bid. bank official check or DATED: April 4, 2005. ability for any error in the tion exists, the sale shall DATED: April 12, 2005. U.S. Postal money order Scott Lundberg, Trustee address), and more par- be void, the successful Scott Lundberg, Trust- payable to Lundberg & $ $ 129,500 $ $ 101,500 3269 South Main, #100 ticularly described as: bidder’s funds returned ee Associates. If wire trans- 129,500 Salt Lake City, UT Beginning 105 feet East and the trustee and cur- 3269 South Main, #100 fer is used, an additional 84115 (801) 263-3400 462 East 770 North SOLD 636 Northridge Ave of the Southwest corner Salt Lake City, UT $10.00 must be remitted SOLD rent beneficiary shall not Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – Great Eastside Home with Incredible views, 3 Bdrms with Do Not Miss This Great Home in Quiet Neighborhood of Block 35, Plat "A", be liable to the success- 84115 with the purchase price. room for another, 1 Full Bath and Plumbed for another, With 4 Bdrms, 2 Baths, 2 Family Areas, Heated & Cooled 5:00 p.m. Tooele City Survey, ful bidder for any dam- (801) 263-3400 Cash payments are not Fully Fenced and Landscaped, Build Equity For Your L&A Case No. 44473 2 Car Garage and Shop, Fully Fenced Yard and Alot of Tooele City; and running age. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. accepted. A trustee’s Future, Come See Alot More! Storage and More. Call Quick. Team A/JGI thence North 162.9 feet; Bidders must tender to – 5:00 p.m. deed will be delivered to THIS COMMUNICATION thence East 64.96 feet; the trustee a $5,000.00 L&A Case No. 05-40274 the successful bidder IS AN ATTEMPT TO thence South 162.9 feet; deposit at the sale and Team A/CS within three business COLLECT A DEBT, AND thence West 64.96 feet the balance of the pur- THIS COMMUNICATION days after receipt of the ANY INFORMATION to the point of beginning. chase price by 12:00 IS AN ATTEMPT TO amount bid. OBTAINED WILL BE Together with all the im- noon the day following COLLECT A DEBT, AND DATED: April 19, 2005. USED FOR THAT PUR- provements now or here- the sale. The deposit ANY INFORMATION Scott Lundberg, Trust- POSE. after erected on the must be in the form of a OBTAINED WILL BE ee (Published in the Tran- USED FOR THAT PUR- 3269 South Main, #100 property, and all ease- cashier’s check or bank $ $ scrit Bulletin April 5, 12 & ments, appurtenances, official check payable to POSE. Salt Lake City, UT 78,000 19, 2005) and fixtures now or here- Lundberg & Associates. (Published in the Tran- 84115 after a part of the proper- The balance must be in script Bulletin April 19, (801) 263-3400 Great Starter or Retiree Condo! ty. the form of a wire trans- 26 & May 3, 2005) Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. SELL YOUR 107 West 600 North, #103 This Cozy Condo has 2 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Gas Fireplace, Covered Patio, NOTICE OF TRUST- The current beneficiary fer, cashier’s check, – 5:00 p.m. Storage, Upgrades, comes with Washer/Dryer, EE'S SALE of the trust deed is NOTICE OF TRUST- L&A Case No. 05-50296 bank official check or HOME HERE Appliances and is Handicap Accessible. The following described Chase Home Finance, U.S. Postal money order EE'S SALE Team C/NB property will be sold at LLC, successor by merg- payable to Lundberg & The following described THIS COMMUNICATION public auction to the er to Chase Manhattan Associates. If wire trans- property will be sold at IS AN ATTEMPT TO highest bidder at the Mortgage Corporation fer is used, an additional public auction to the COLLECT A DEBT, AND West Main Entrance, and the record owner of $10.00 must be remitted highest bidder at the ANY INFORMATION North Steps, Tooele the property as of the re- with the purchase price. West Main Entrance, OBTAINED WILL BE County Courthouse, 47 cording of the notice of Cash payments are not North Steps, Tooele USED FOR THAT PUR- South Main Street, default is Robert Ham- accepted. A trustee’s County Courthouse, 47 POSE. Tooele, Utah, on May 12, mond. deed will be delivered to South Main Street, (Published in the Tran- $ $ $ $ 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of The sale is subject to a the successful bidder Tooele, Utah, on May 18, script Bulletin April 19, 91,500 43,460 said day, for the purpose bankruptcy filing, a pay- within three business 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of 26 & May 3) of foreclosing a trust off, a reinstatement or days after receipt of the said day, for the purpose 369 North 1st East 158 East 1530 No. Overpass Pt. of foreclosing a trust deed originally executed any other condition of amount bid. NOTICE OF TRUST- This Well Built Rambler has 1372 s.f., 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths, 1999 Cavco Manufactured Home deed originally executed Spacious 1940 s.f. floor plan, 4 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, on March 21, 2003 by which the trustee is not DATED: April 13, 2005. EE’S SALE Family Rm, Cold Storage, Rear Entry into Mud Rm and Brian Newman, as trust- on October 28, 2002 by Master Suite w/ Walk-In Closet, Garden Tub, His/Her aware that would cause Scott Lundberg, Trust- APN: 05-029-0-0017 a covered patio. or, in favor of National the cancellation of the ee David Hiatt and Jenna E. Trust No. 1072428-07 Vanities. City Mortgage Co., cov- sale. If any such condi- 3269 South Main, #100 Hiatt, as trustors, in favor Ref: Michael Payne TRA: ering the following real tion exists, the sale shall Salt Lake City, UT of Mortgage Electronic Loan No. 30994081. IM- property purported to be be void, the successful 84115 Registration Systems, PORTANT NOTICE TO Pr Priceice ReducedReduced located in Tooele County bidder’s funds returned (801) 263-3400 Inc., as nominee for New PROPERTY OWNER: at 505 East 670 North, and the trustee and cur- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Freedom Mortgage Cor- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Tooele, UT 84074 (the rent beneficiary shall not – 5:00 p.m. poration, its successors UNDER A DEED OF 1774 undersigned disclaims li- be liable to the success- L&A Case No. 44649 and assigns, covering TRUST, DATED Novem- North ability for any error in the ful bidder for any dam- Team A/JGI the following real proper- ber 16, 2001. UNLESS address), and more par- age. THIS COMMUNICATION ty purported to be locat- YOU TAKE ACTION TO $ $ Brett ed in Tooele County at 123,000 ticularly described as: Bidders must tender to IS AN ATTEMPT TO PROTECT YOUR $ $ Lot 14, THE RIDGE the trustee a $5,000.00 COLLECT A DEBT, AND 1954 North 40 West, PROPERTY, IT MAY BE 117,000 PLAT "A", according to deposit at the sale and ANY INFORMATION Tooele, UT 84074 (the SOLD AT A PUBLIC 282 West 670 North the official plat thereof as the balance of the pur- OBTAINED WILL BE undersigned disclaims li- SALE. IF YOU NEED AN Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large A Condo for Family! 3 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, recorded in the office of ability for any error in the front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile 2 family areas, Master Suite w/ walk-in closet, chase price by 12:00 USED FOR THAT PUR- EXPLANATION OF THIS flooring, family room and fenced yard. the Tooele County Re- noon the day following POSE. address), and more par- PROCEEDING, YOU storage space and more. corder, State of Utah. the sale. The deposit (Published in the Tran- ticularly described as: SHOULD CONTACT A Together with all the im- must be in the form of a Unit No. 12D, of THE *Each office independently owned and operated. script Bulletin April 19, LAWYER. On May 10, Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. provements now or here- cashier’s check or bank 26 & May 3, 2005) FIELDS AT OVERLAKE 2005, at 4:30pm, James Shane after erected on the official check payable to CONDOMINIUMS, H Woodall, as duly ap- property, and all ease- Lundberg & Associates. PHASE FIVE, together pointed Trustee under a ments, appurtenances, The balance must be in with all improvements lo- Deed of Trust recorded Bergen and fixtures now or here- the form of a wire trans- cated thereon, as said November 29, 2001, as after a part of the proper- fer, cashier’s check, unit is identified in the Instrument No. 172890, 840-0344 (cell) ty. bank official check or Plat of said development in Book 721, Page 188, The current beneficiary U.S. Postal money order recorded August 4, 2000 of the Official Records in 882-8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 19, 2005

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices NOTICE more than 15 days after hereby amended to be from its present MG-EX materials presently used acteristics or the tests to process a given sig- hu-mans may be sub- Trustee's Sales An emergency hazard- passage. as shown on the attach- (Mining, Quarry, Sand at U.S. Army Dugway would not be per-formed nal. However, the envi- stantial. If the proposed ous waste treatment per- IN WITNESS WHEREOF ed map. and Gravel Excavation) Proving Ground (DPG) at DPG. This alternative ronmental processes are research and testing, us- Total Debt as of May 10, mit (# UT-011-2005) has the Tooele County Com- SECTION IV - REPEAL- zoning designation to and to re-view, assess, is not responsive to the not sufficiently under- ing the proposed test 2005 is $297,785.58. been issued to the Unit- mission, which is the leg- ER. Ordinances in con- MG-H (Hazardous Indus- and approve of three identified need for test stood or predictable to challenge materials, are The undersigned Trustee ed States Air Force, Utah islative body of Tooele flict herewith are hereby tries). A map showing new chemical warfare challenge materials for make this method a via- successful in developing disclaims any liability for Test and Training Range County, passed, ap- repealed to the extent of the areas of the rezone agent (CWA) simulants use in testing state-of- ble alternative to opera- viable CWA and ABO any incorrectness of the (UTTR) located in Box proved and enacted this such conflict. is attached hereto and by and three new smoke the-art chemical and bio- tional field testing. detection, identi-fication, street address and other Elder County, Utah. The ordinance this 12th day SECTION V - EFFEC- this reference made a grenades, evaluating the logical weapons defen- 4. Conduct test pro- and protection equip- common designation, if permit allows the Air of April 2005. TIVE DATE. This ordi- part hereof. potential environmental sive and protective grams requiring addition- ment, human casualties any, shown herein. Said Force to treat in place, ATTEST: nance shall become ef- SECTION II - REPEAL- effects of these test chal- equipment at DPG. al simulants and other from terrorist attacks or sale will be made without by detonation, ordnance TOOELE COUNTY fective 15 days after its ER. Ordinances in con- lenge materials. The 2. Substitute modeling challenge materials at chemi-cal/biological war- covenant or warranty, found during range clear- COMMISSION: passage provided it has flict herewith are hereby CWA simulants would in- and simulation studies other test facilities. This fare may be reduced, express or implied, re- ance at the North and Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk been published, or at repealed to the extent of clude the compounds Di- for developmental test alternative would require saving untold numbers of garding title, possession, South Ranges and ord- Dennis Rockwell, such publication date, if such conflict. methyl Adi-pate, Trimeth- application that cannot the development of test lives. condition or encumbran- nance found during in- Chairman more than 15 days after SECTION III - EFFEC- yl Phosphate, and Trixy- be met with the currently capabilities at other loca- D. The Facts and Con- ces, including fees, vestigation of Formerly ( S E A L ) passage. TIVE DATE. This ordi- lenyl Phosphate. The approved test challenge tions that are compara- clusions That Led to the charges and expenses of Used Defense Sites at Commissioner Rock- IN WITNESS WHEREOF nance shall take effect smoke grenades would materials. This alterna- ble with those already FNSI. the Trustee and of the the UTTR. The Air Force well voted the Tooele County Com- fifteen (15) days after its in-clude the M18 Smoke tive would apply state-of- provided at DPG plus the The environmental as- trusts created by said has requested the permit Commissioner Law- mission, which is the leg- passage, provided the Grenade, the M82 Train- the-art modeling and ap-proval of required sessment does not indi- Deed of Trust, to pay the because it has deter- rence voted islative body of Tooele same has been publish- ing Smoke Grenade, and simulation (M&S) techni- CWA simulants to be cate a potential for signif- remaining principal sums mined that detonation of Commissioner John- County, passed, ap- ed, with the name of the the M83 Practice Smoke ques to identifying the used at those locations. icant impact on environ- of the note(s) secured by munitions where they are son voted proved and enacted this members voting for and Grenade. In order to mit- probable results that This duplication of fa-cili- mental quality. There- said Deed of Trust. The found is more protective APPROVED AS TO ordinance this 12th day against the same, for at igate specific human might otherwise be ob- ties and capabilities fore, an Environmental current beneficiary of the of human health and the FORM: of April 2005. least one publication in health or environmental tained from conduct of would be very costly and Impact Statement (EIS) Trust Deed as of the environment than trans- Douglas J. Ahlstrom ATTEST: one issue of a newspa- impact risks associated operational field tests. would be considerably is not re-quired and this date of this notice is: porting the potentially un- Tooele County Attor- TOOELE COUNTY per published in and hav- with a given challenge M&S is a legitimate tool less cost effi-cient than finding of no significant Mortgage Electronic stable munitions back to ney COMMISSION: ing general circulation in material, permitted uses for solving design and the proposed action. impact (FNSI) has been Registration Systems, the Thermal Treatment (Published in the Tran- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk Tooele County. and use restrictions are engineering problems, 5. Do not conduct tests prepared. Inc. The record owner of Unit at the UTTR. This script Bulletin April 19, Dennis Rockwell, IN WITNESS WHEREOF to be placed on individu- for develop-mental test- that require additional E. Deadline for Receipt the property as of the re- permit is in effect from 25 2005) Chairman the Tooele County Com- al materials, and any en- ing, and providing guid- simulants and other chal- of Public Comments and cording of the Notice of April 2005 through 23 Ju- ( S E A L ) mission, which is the leg- dorsements presented in ance for focusing on the lenge materi-als. This al- Point of Contact for Addi- Commissioner Rock- Default is: Cindy Wright. ly 2005. ORDINANCE 2005-10 islative body of Tooele the EA or approv-als re- test requirements. How- ternative is essentially tional Infor-mation. well voted Dated: April 04, 2005. Copies of the permit are AN ORDINANCE County, passed, ap- ceived subsequent to the ever, the utility of M&S is non-responsive to the Comments are particu- Commissioner Law- James H Woodall 10653 available for public in- AMENDING THE UNI- proved and enacted this publication of the EA are limited for operational identified need to expand larly invited from tribal, rence voted River Front Parkway, spection during normal FORM ZONING ORDI- ordinance this 12th day subject to the specific testing due to limited ca- the test capabilities to federal, state, county and Commissioner John- Suite 290 South Jordan business hours, or other NANCE OF TOOELE of April 2005. uses and use restrictions pabilities to exactly re- meet the requirements of local gov-ernment offi- son voted Utah 84095 (801)254- hours with prior arrange- COUNTY, SECTION 4- ATTEST: that are described in the produce "the machine" advancing technologies. cials or agencies, Citizen APPROVED AS TO 9450 (800)245-1886 ment, on the 4th floor of 14, REGARDING TOOELE COUNTY EA. Inherent in this ac- using mathematical algo- Accordingly, it is not a Advisory Boards, Resto- FORM: (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 the Martha Hughes Can- HEIGHT LIMITATIONS COMMISSION: tion would be the use of rithms. The use of M&S viable alternative. ration Advisory Boards Douglas J. Ahlstrom A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Signa- non Health Building, 288 ON ACCESSORY Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk these test challenge ma- would not be a less func- C. Anticipated Environ- and any other groups or Tooele County Attor- ture/by: James H. Wood- North 1460 West, Salt BUILDINGS Dennis Rockwell, terials for testing Depart- tional alternative, as op- mental Effects. parties who may have in- ney all, Trustee R-117801 Lake City. For further in- NOW, THEREFORE, BE Chairman ment of Defense (DOD) posed to providing the 1. Direct Consequences. terest in environmental (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- formation, contact Con- IT ORDAINED BY THE (S E A L ) CWA and agents of bio- challenge materials to be The amounts of the pro- effects of the pro-posed script Bulletin April 19, script Bulletin April 12, nie Rauen at (801) 538- LEGISLATIVE BODY Commissioner Rock- logical origin (ABO) de- used in operational field posed simulants, smoke action. The environ- 2005) 19 & 26, 2005) 6170. In compliance with OF TOOELE COUNTY, well voted tection, identification, tests. grenades, and presently mental assessment and and protection equip- the American with Disa- UTAH AS FOLLOWS: ORDINANCE 2005-12 Commissioner Law- 3. Develop electronic used test challenge ma- supporting documents in- ment for our war fighters, bilities Act, individuals SECTION I - AMEND- AN ORDINANCE rence voted test simulators to feed terials would not signifi- corporated by reference allies, homeland defense with special needs (in- MENT. The Uniform AMENDING THE OFFI- Commissioner John- synthetic test signals for cantly impact human are on file and may be Public Notices first responders, and citi- cluding auxiliary commu- Zoning Ordinance of CIAL ZONING MAP OF son voted processing in the test health or the environ- reviewed by interested zens of the United States Miscellaneous nicative aids and serv- Tooele County, Section TOOELE COUNTY; RE- APPROVED AS TO item data processors. ment, because of mitiga- parties at the Public Af- of America. ices) should contact 4-14, is hereby amended ZONING APPROXI- FORM: While this alternative tion measures and re- fairs Office, U.S. Army Deadline for public no- B. Alternatives Consid- Charlene Lamph, Office to read: MATELY 640 ACRES Douglas J. Ahlstrom could be used to insert strictions specified for Dugway Proving Ground tices is 4 p.m. the day ered. of Human Resources at 4-14 Maximum height of OF ENVIROCARE’S Tooele County Attor- "canned" sig-nals to the each test in which the (435/831-3409). Com- prior to publication. 1. No action. Do not ap- 536-4413 (TDD 536- accessory buildings. PROPERTY FROM ITS ney test item for processing materials would be used. ments will be received Public notices submit- prove additional agent 4414). No accessory building in PRESENT MG-EX ZON- (Published in the Tran- and validating the man- 2. Indirect Consequen- during the 30-day period ted past the deadline simulants and other chal- (Published in the Tran- a residential (R-1) or res- ING DESIGNATION TO script Bulletin April 19, ner in which the signal ces. In the long-term, re- following the first publica- will not be accepted. lenge materi-als for use script Bulletin April 19, idential multi-family (RM) MG-H NOW, THERE- 2005) would be processed by strictions and mitigation tion of the public notice, in testing at DPG. Non- ANNOUNCEMENT OF 2005) zoning district shall con- FORE, BE IT OR- the system-specific algo- measures im-posed by and should be addressed tain more than one story approval of additional rithms and software, the test and safety plans to the Commander, U.S. APPOINTMENT AND ORDINANCE 2005-08 DAINED BY THE LEG- PUBLIC NOTICE or exceed 20 feet in agent simulants and oth- "black box" simulators do would result in no meas- Army Dugway Proving NOTICE TO CRED- AN ORDINANCE ISLATIVE BODY OF ENVIRONMENTAL AS- height. In all other zon- er test materials for use not provide information urable effect upon the Ground, ATTN: CSTE- ITORS AMENDING CHAPTER TOOELE COUNTY, SESSMENT FOR TEST ing districts, accessory in testing at DPG would on environmental inter- environ-ment. DTC-DP-PA, Dugway, Estate of Lonnie Ste- 6 OF THE UNIFORM UTAH AS FOLLOWS: MATERIALS TO BE buildings and structures mean that emerging actions that would affect 3. Cumulative Effects. Utah 84022. phenson, Deceased, ZONING ORDINANCE SECTION I - AMEND- USED IN LABORATO- shall not exceed the technologies that require signal at-tenuation, back- While direct and indirect For the Proponent: Probate No. 053300019. OF TOOELE COUNTY, MENT: Having conduct- RY, CHAMBER, AND height of the zoning dis- outdoor tests capabilities scatter, etc. between the environmental conse- GARY R. HARTER Date Donna Peeler, whose REGARDING OFF- ed a public hearing FIELD TESTS AT U.S. trict in which they are lo- that cannot be satisfied target and the detector quences of ap-proving Colonel, U.S. Army address is P.O. Box 144, STREET PARKING RE- thereon and finding good ARMY DUGWAY PROV- cated. No space within with the existing chal- for either passive or ac- the proposed action for Commanding Officer Vernon, AZ. 85940, has QUIREMENTS cause therefor, the offi- ING GROUND, UTAH an accessory building or lenge materials would of tive detector systems. testing at DPG are not U.S. Army Dugway Prov- been appointed Personal NOW, THEREFORE, BE cial zoning map of A. Proposed Action. structure shall be used necessity either use test The black box simulators significant, the cumula- ing Ground Representative of the IT ORDAINED BY THE Tooele County is hereby The environmental as- as a dwelling. challenge materials that are an excellent signal tive effects on the envi- (Published in the Tran- above-entitled estate. LEGISLATIVE BODY amended at Envirocare’s sessment (EA) was pre- SECTION II - REPEAL- would provide less-than- source for ob-taining da- ronment are also incon- script Bulletin April 12, Creditors of the estate OF TOOELE COUNTY, request by changing the pared to review and re- ER. Ordinances in con- optimum correlation with ta on the ability of a de- sequential. However, 14 & 19, 2005) are hereby notified to: (1) UTAH AS FOLLOWS: zoning designation of ap- assess test chal-lenge flict herewith are hereby the key CWA test char- velopmental instrument the long-term benefits to deliver or mail their writ- SECTION I - CHAPTER proximately 640 acres repealed to the extent of ten claims to the Person- AMENDED. Chapter 6 such conflict. al Representative at the of The Uniform Zoning SECTION III - EFFEC- address above; (2) de- Ordinance of Tooele TIVE DATE. This ordi- liver or mail their written County is hereby amend- nance shall become ef- claims to the Personal ed to read as attached If it happens here, read about it here. fective 15 days after its Representative=s attor- hereto, which attachment passage provided it has ney of record, Ronald L. is, by this reference, been published, or at Elton at the following ad- made a part hereof. such publication date, if dress: 85 North Main St. SECTION II - REPEAL- more than 15 days after Suite 200, Tooele, Utah ER. Ordinances in con- passage. 84074 or (3) file their flict herewith are hereby IN WITNESS WHEREOF written claims with the repealed to the extent of the Tooele County Com- Clerk of the Third District such conflict. mission, which is the leg- Court, 47 South Main SECTION III - EFFEC- islative body of Tooele Street, Tooele Utah, TIVE DATE. This ordi- County, passed, ap- 84074, or otherwise nance shall become ef- proved and enacted this present their claims as fective 15 days after its ordinance this 12th day required by Utah Law passage provided it has of April 2005. within three months after been published, or at ATTEST: the date of the first publi- such publication date, if TOOELE COUNTY cation of this notice or be more than 15 days after COMMISSION: forever barred. passage. Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk Ronald L. Elton, Attor- IN WITNESS WHEREOF Dennis Rockwell, ney for Personal Rep- the Tooele County Com- Chairman resentative mission, which is the leg- ( S E A L ) 85 North Main Street, islative body of Tooele Commissioner Rock- Tooele, Utah 84074. County, passed, ap- well voted Telephone No. (435) proved and enacted this Commissioner Law- 882-5284 ordinance this 12th day rence voted (Published in the Tran- of April 2005. Commissioner John- script Bulletin April 12, ATTEST: son voted 19 & 26, 2005) TOOELE COUNTY APPROVED AS TO COMMISSION: ANNOUNCEMENT OF FORM: Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk APPOINTMENT AND Douglas J. Ahlstrom Dennis Rockwell, NOTICE TO CRED- Tooele County Attor- Chairman ITORS ney ( S E A L ) Estate of Peggy Lillian (Published in the Tran- Commissioner Rock- Heckli, Deceased, Pro- script Bulletin April 19, well voted bate No. 053300018. 2005) Commissioner Law- James W. Heckli, whose rence voted address is 891 East Up- Commissioner John- land Drive, Tooele, Utah son voted ORDINANCE 2005-11 84074, has been ap- APPROVED AS TO AN ORDINANCE pointed Personal Repre- FORM: AMENDING THE sentative of the above- photography / Karen Hunt Douglas J. Ahlstrom TOOELE COUNTY entitled estate. Creditors Young adults who take classes at the Institute for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints woke up early last Saturday for a service Tooele County Attor- GENERAL PLAN, RE- of the estate are hereby ney DUCING THE AREA OF project at The Children’s Justice Center. They mowed the grass, pulled weeds and arranged toys to prepare the backyard for kids to play in. notified to: (1) deliver or (Published in the Tran- THE HAZARDOUS The Children’s Justice Center helps children who have been sexually or severely physically abused. mail their written claims script Bulletin April 19, WASTE CORRIDOR; to the Personal Repre- 2005) AND AMENDING sentative at the address CHAPTER 18 OF THE above; (2) deliver or ORDINANCE 2005-09 UNIFORM ZONING OR- Service paves way to play at Children’s Justice Center mail their written claims AN ORDINANCE DINANCE OF TOOELE by Karen Hunt sies and petunias he had originally Higley said. Dye laughed. to the Personal Repre- AMENDING THE UNI- COUNTY TO REDUCE sentative=s attorney of STAFF WRITER purchased for his own yard. Scott Grandy, a manager of the Tracy Jacobean came from her FORM ZONING ORDI- THE DISTANCE OF Max Cooley, neighbor and vol- new Wal-Mart Distribution Center, home in Stansbury to participate. record, Ronald L. Elton NANCE OF TOOELE THE HAZARDOUS With sleepy eyes, young adults at the following address: COUNTY, CHAPTER 2, WASTE CORRIDORS showed up in sweats and jeans unteer at the Children’s Justice got up before the sun rose to go “I love it. I love helping others,” 85 North Main St. Suite ADDING DEFINITIONS FROM EXISTING to a breakfast at the LDS Institute Center walked over to supervise. to work and arrived at the service Jacobsen said. 200, Tooele, Utah 84074 TO REFLECT DWELLINGS, AND TO or (3) file their written of Religion, followed by a service He commended the efforts of project mid-morning. But, Grandy Other youth multi-tasked during CHANGES MADE TO MAKE OTHER TECHNI- project at the Children’s Justice so many, including some Master said it wasn’t a sacrifice. the activity. One truck parked on claims with the Clerk of CHAPTER 6 AND MAK- CAL CHANGES the Third District Court, ING OTHER TECHNI- NOW, THEREFORE, BE Center last Saturday. Gardeners in Tooele County and “Helping out in a good cause the street was particularly notice- 47 South Main Street, CAL CHANGES IT ORDAINED BY THE The project involved cleaning even Eagle Scouts, to help keep should never really be a sacrifice. able — an old, beaten-up truck Tooele Utah, 84074, or NOW, THEREFORE, BE LEGISLATIVE BODY up the back yard of the center, so the yard looking nice. It’s more of an honor or duty,” he handed painted with yellow paint. otherwise present their IT ORDAINED BY THE OF TOOELE COUNTY, claims as required by children serviced by the center “This is one of the greatest said. It had been painted by a group of LEGISLATIVE BODY UTAH AS FOLLOWS: towns in the world. People really William Dye, who traveled from the youth. Utah Law within three OF TOOELE COUNTY, SECTION I - GENERAL — including those sexually and months after the date of UTAH AS FOLLOWS: PLAN AMENDMENT. severely physically abused — go out of the way to help people.” his homeland of Canada for a job “That’s mine. We were trying to the first publication of SECTION I - AMEND- The Tooele County Gen- could have a place to play, dream The Children’s Justice Center near relatives in Rush Valley, pulled put a radio in at the same time,” this notice or be forever MENT. The Uniform eral Plan Chapter VIII is barred. and be children. itself is considered one of the grass and moved bark. He wasn’t said owner Charity Bott. Zoning Ordinance of amended to read as at- Leah Dutson, a young woman best run centers of its kind in the quite sure why he was there. After a morning of work and Ronald L. Elton, Attor- Tooele County, Chapter tached hereto, which at- ney for Personal Rep- 2, is hereby amended to tachment is, by this refer- in her 20s, played a major role nation. It helps hundreds of chil- “I don’t know. That’s a very fun, the back lawn was neatly resentative read as attached hereto, ence, made a part here- in organizing the project. Dutson dren every year who have been good question,” he said with a mowed, dozens of plastic play 85 North Main Street, which attachment is, by of. said they had done projects with victims of abuse by providing a grin. “Probably just visiting with houses and toys were set out on Tooele, Utah 84074. this reference, made a SECTION II - AMEND- Telephone No. (435) the center in the past and wanted secure place where they can be friends, to know you’re helping the lawn and flowers were neatly part hereof. MENT. The Uniform interviewed. better someone’s life and environ- planted in clean earth in the front 882-5284 SECTION II - REPEAL- Zoning Ordinance of to know if there was anything else (Published in the Tran- ER. Ordinances in con- Tooele County, Chapter they could do. Young adults from a wide-range ment.” of the gardens. Looking at the script Bulletin April 12, flict herewith are hereby 18, is hereby amended “We just wanted to help them of backgrounds offered their time He teased his friend, Jessica end results, Wells said cheerfully, 19 & 26, 2005) repealed to the extent of to read as attached here- out,” Dutson said. “...I don’t know and talents. Kelley of Rush Valley, when she “they’re in for a big surprise when such conflict. to, which attachment is, of a lot of places that help kids Mike Higley said he enjoyed sit- said she came, “because she they get back!” SECTION III - EFFEC- by this reference, made TIVE DATE. This ordi- a part hereof. [like that].” ting in the nice weather pulling out wanted to help.” Dye added, “it’s The Children’s Justice Center nance shall become ef- SECTION III - ZONING Michael Wells, who teaches reli- weeds, although it was hard to get because she lives in Rush Valley always needs of volunteers. For fective 15 days after its MAP AMENDMENT. gion classes for young adults, was out the roots. and she doesn’t have anything bet- more information contact Ammie passage provided it has The Hazardous Waste an adult leader over the activity. “It’s fun. It’s good for being ter to do.” Alexander at 843-1161. been published, or at Corridor in Tooele Coun- out here doing gardening work,” At that Kelley’s eyes flashed and [email protected] such publication date, if ty’s West Deseret is He personally donated flats of pan-