Derby Regulations Relocation Study Begins Stir up Some Dust County Could Still by Karen Lee Scott Prizes

www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Cancer T survivors cheered on, inspire at Relay for Life See B1 BULLETIN June 14, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 6 50 cents New demolition Make way for power State prison derby regulations relocation study begins stir up some dust County could still by Karen Lee Scott prizes. They will also be in be on the radar STAFF WRITER charge of those judging and Crashes and mashes, cheers, timing the events. beers and grudge matches Last year — as in years past by Karen Lee Scott — that’s what Tooele County — Search and Rescue members STAFF WRITER demolition derbies are usually did the judging and the timing. Though it was September that about — not to mention big Then in 2004, the judging was the then Republican gubernato- cash payouts. put under the supervision of rial candidate Jon Huntsman, Jr. However, a responsibil- the then newly appointed derby announced a proposal to move the ity shift and a new set of rules director Enrique Quintero. Utah State Prison in Draper to a have caused a slight brouhaha Quintero said last year that new location — possibly within the around the Search and Rescue “we ran into some problems,” borders of Tooele County — it was Demolition Derby planned for so to alleviate the issues, the just last Friday that a consulting this Saturday. Tooele County Commission firm was selected to look into the According to a recently decided to hire outside judges matter. adopted contract between the and timers. Quintero said the Wikstrom Economic & Planning county and the Search and derbies will now be “more fair Consultants, Inc., will have $140,000 Rescue organization, the latter and more professional” and and six months to perform a feasi- group is to take care of adver- that judging will be “equal to bility study on the relocation of the tising matters, driver trophies, everybody there.” prison. The company was chosen security matters and the assur- Even so, some members of by the State of Utah, Department ance of emergency standby the Search and Rescue orga- of Administrative Services and the vehicles as well as tow trucks. nization feel that because money for the study was set aside The county will pretty much Quintero is not a member of by the Utah Legislature during its take care of everything else their group and because they general session earlier this year. such as ticket sales, entry fees, While no final site has been concession stands and cash SEE DERBY ON A2 selected, both Tooele and Juab counties have been mentioned as possible homes for a replacement State Prison. THS grads will face The study will estimate the value that might be obtained from selling the current Draper Prison property vandalism charges as well as the cost of developing a replacement prison. The study will identify communities that are by Mary Ruth Hammond T-lighting tradition. capable of supporting the staffing According to a police STAFF WRITER and services necessary for a prison Four Tooele High School report, an employee or operation. It will also gauge the 2005 graduates are facing employees at Macey’s Food level of acceptance in communities charges of vandalism for an and Drug reported that that have the greatest potential. incident on June 1 which sometime after midnight on photography / Troy Boman The study would include infor- allegedly involved the egging June 1, a group of students Todd Fox from Utah Power and Light cuts branches away from power lines along Coleman Street in Tooele. mation gathered by legislators, of Principal Mike Westover’s purchased several cartons of Crews will continue to work in the area pruning trees this week. In some cases trees are cut down so they private citizens and correctional house and vehicle. eggs from the store. When won’t interfere with lines. A Utah Power and Light spokesman said his company trims trees all year long to personnel about various locations Under the advice of other the Westover family awak- ensure the safety and reliability of power lines. He said the moisture in the trees conducts electricity. The trees and the associated pros and cons. school officials, Westover ened later that morning, they also become a problem in the winter when they are covered with snow and break the lines. Tooele County Commissioner canceled the annual senior were shocked to find that Colleen Johnson said while she is class activity of lighting the T their house, driveway and a not in favor of it at present the coun- on the side of Middle Canyon vehicle they had purchased ty has already been approached by the night prior to gradua- less than a week previously, Water weighs heavy on Tooele budget at least two property owners in tion. School officials say the had eggs all over them. Tooele County who were interest- senior activity was canceled Travis Rockwell, Hayden by Mark Watson Tooele will take in and spend pass those costs on to new devel- $7.3 million supplying water to res- opments instead of raising water ed in selling their property to the due to dangerous conditions Farley and Joey Nix, all 18, STAFF WRITER state for the prison. But she said caused by heavy snow and along with a 17-year-old 2005 Tooele Mayor Charlie Roberts idents, businesses and others this fees across the board to all water she would have to look into it “long rainfall this past winter and graduate, have been investi- states that a city’s budget reveals year. Councilman Mike Johnson users. and hard” before she would even spring. gated by police in connection its priorities. said the city has spent several mil- The city’s water enterprise fund think about changing her opinion. Students were told their with the reported egg-throw- If that’s the case, Tooele’s big lions the past few years just buying totals about one-fourth of Tooele’s When Huntsman first mentioned safety was more important priority is water. water rights. A few years ago the SEE BUDGET ON A2 a site change he said that a “more than carrying on the annual EE HARGES ON city increased water impact fees to S C A4 remote, acceptable” location for the prison would free up prime real estate property in the Draper area and that the facility would “have Pioneer spirit, ingenuity showcased at jubilee to be close to the Wasatch Front.” Huntsman also said a new prison by Audrey Rock Saturday, the Mill filled with could result in “economic develop- STAFF WRITER bonnets and boots for another ment for a rural part of the state.” The annual Pioneer Jubilee Pioneer Jubilee. The event offi- Back then former County — a collaboration between cially started at 10 a.m., with Commissioner Gene White said Stansbury Park’s histori- Christine Remington, Benson while a prison in Tooele County cal Benson Grist Mill and the Grist Mill Event Chair, heading “would bring some jobs, it would Daughters of The Utah Pioneers up the ceremonies. not bring in property taxes because — is a relatively new tradition. A Flag Ceremony was pre- it would be state owned.” But the values of together- sented by volunteer soldiers “I don’t see anything positive ness, family, hard work, and from the U.S. Army. The about it coming to Tooele County ancestral appreciation that it National Anthem was per- at this point,” said White. espouses are timeless. formed by Elliot Morris, presi- Whether people are in favor of They are the heart and soul dent of the Stansbury Park Utah or opposed to the prison move, of what the Benson, Lee and LDS Stake. The Stowe Family Administrative Services Director Rowberry Families brought Violinists, regular performers D’Arcy Dixon Pignanelli said, with them when they came to at the Mill, gave a special per- “Public input will be accepted the area and built the mill in formance of “Orange Blossom throughout the entire study.” 1854. And the Mill staff doesn’t Special.” He also noted that “public hear- want these lessons, these tradi- Mary Johnson, President ings will be held in November to tions, to be lost in the wind. of the International Society, discuss the draft findings and rec- For all the festive events the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, ommendations of the study. We Benson Grist Mill hosts — The was the keynote speaker look forward to the continued Halloween Pumpkin Walk, Fun before demonstrations began. public dialogue on this important At The Mill Day for children, Over 15 DUP camps, headed up policy issue.” The Benson Grist Mill Pageant by Debbie Condie, President of Public comment can be sub- — this is the one that most the Tooele Valley Company of mitted throughout the study at directly educates the public the DUP, participated this year. [email protected]. on what daily life was like at The camps were each responsi- The study is expected to be com- the Benson Grist Mill before ble for demonstrating a unique pleted by December, 2005. The first photography / Mike Call Tooele County became one of draft of the feasibility study is due the fastest growing areas in the Helping to tie the past to the present, Carol Cluff, a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, demon- SEE JUBILEE ON A12 nation. strates the art of rug weaving during Saturday’s Pioneer Jubilee at the Benson Grist Mill. SEE PRISON ON A2

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A5 DOINGS B4 INSIDE Mostly clear and warmer tonight. OBITUARIES A6 TV LISTINGS B6 Derby leader anticipates Partly cloudy Wednesday. Lows big, excited crowd Saturday in the 60s. Highs in the 80s. SPORTS A9 CROSSWORD B6 See A9 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B8 A2 TUESDAY June 14, 2005 ETCETERA ... Derby News Briefs ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast continued from page A1 Additonal water turns issued have less overall responsibility for The Grantsville Irrigation Wed 84/60 the event, next year they may not Company has issued two addi- 6/15 want to have their derby held in tional use or lose turns to June Mostly sunny skies. High 84F. conjunction with the county fair 30. This is in addition to the Winds S at 10 to 20 mph. at all. three agricultural use or lose In the past, the Search and turns that expire June 15. Rescue Derby and the Tooele Thu 85/58 County Fair Demolition Derby UDOT Road Report 6/16 were run as two separate events SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the with separate sets of rules. But the Department of Transportation advises mid 80s and lows in the upper 50s. happenings were combined so that motorists of the following road restrictions: those who entered a car in the first 1. July 13-Late Aug.: The Foothill Blvd. event could re-use the car in the and Sunnyside Ave. intersection will have second. intermittent lane closures from 9 a.m. to Fri 86/57 4 p.m. Monday through Friday for a traffic 6/17 For more than a decade, Fred signal upgrade. Dennison (a member of the Tooele 2. June 13-17: I-215 will be restricted at Times of sun and clouds. Highs in all hours, beginning on Monday at 9 a.m., the mid 80s and lows in the upper County Search and Rescue organi- to one lane each direction from I-80 to 3300 50s. zation) was in charge of both der- South for guardrail repair. bies, but two years ago he decided 3. June 17-19: The collector-distributor ramp from SB I-15 to WB SR-201 will be to retire from the leadership role. closed nightly from 9 p.m. until 6 a.m. each Sat That’s when the county tapped morning. 82/58 4. Ongoing: Northbound and south- 6/18 Quintero. bound I-215 West between SR-201 and Since then, “Things have mostly Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 80s North Temple will be restricted to two been OK, though it’s been bumpy lanes during off-peak daylight hours, with and lows in the upper 50s. three lanes open during peak hours, and here and there,” said Quintero. But one lane open on weekend nights for con- for now, he said “the commission- crete grinding and routine maintenance. ers have given me the responsi- There will be various ramp closures as part Sun 84/59 bility and I want this derby to be of the construction in this area. 6/19 High Elevation Roads update: The smooth and safe.” Alpine Loop (SR-92) is now open. SR- Times of sun and clouds. Highs in Along with the leadership 14 was opened on June 10. The Mirror the mid 80s and lows in the upper Lake Highway was opened June 13. SR- 50s. change came some rule modifica- 148 (Cedar Breaks), SR-153 (Mt. Holly tions and a different point sys- Junction) and SR-190 (Guardsman Pass) ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content remain closed. Service tem. (See related stories in today’s Motorists are advised to visit www. Sports section.) commuterlink.utah.gov and to call 511, Temps/Precipitation For example this year the weld- Utah’s free Travel Information Line, to ing of a vehicle’s frame won’t be find the latest construction and road con- Date High Low (prec./inches) dition updates. UDOT urges motorists to June 9 63 43 trace permitted and no bolts will be reduce speeds and use caution when driving through work zones. Work schedules June 10 69 44 allowed on the car except to sup- are subject to change due to inclement June 11 66 49 trace port the radiator. However, full weather, equipment problems or emergen- June 12 65 44 .14 welds on the exterior of doors, cy situations. June 13 70 43 Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer trunks and hoods will be permitted Pollen Count for the National Weather Service, reports like in the past. that his recording station at 139 S. Main “Derby drivers learn to do a The pollen counts from the Intermountain received .14 inches of precipitation lot of tricks to make a car strong Allergy and Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City between June 9 and June 13 and a total of as of June 14, 2005 were as follows: — this year’s rules make things 1.17 so far this month. The normal for June Mold — High fair,” said Quintero. Mulberry — Low is 1.11 inches. Gingko — Low For the water year, which began Oct. He said cars were getting built Grass — Low 1, 2004, Tooele has received 24.18 inches so strong that sooner or later some- Sedge — Low of precipitation. The normal for the year is one was going to get hurt and that Chenopods — Low 18.49 inches of precipitation. Sagebrush — Low something needed to be done. Corrections Arnie Hunt, a frequent derby par- photography / Troy Boman Subscriber Service ticipant from Grantsville agreed. Horses and cars continue to make their way up and down the 700 South stream Monday afternoon. Mitch A story in Thursday’s news- He said some people were building and JoAnn Johnson pass the diverted waters on horseback en route to Settlement Canyon. If you haven’t received paper concerning the Tooele their cars more like tanks than your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., County School District Adult derby cars. please call 882-0050 and our cus- projects — which includes parks including zoning issues, com- Education graduation listed an Even with the allowed full welds tomer representative will assist projects and public safety — will puter network issues, wastewa- incorrect number of graduates. instead of the spot welds that some Budget hit $996,434 this year, according ter planning programs, junior you. Customer service hours on There were actually 82 adults drivers were hoping for Quintero continued from page A1 Tuesday and Thursday nights who received their high school to figures released by the city golf fees, construction of a walk- said he hasn’t heard any complaints entire expenditures, which will are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. diploma on June 3, 2005. finance director on Monday. way at England Acres Park, and about the cars being fully welded reach between $27 to $28 mil- Voters approved a one-tenth a resolution authorizing Andy and noted that it is the drivers who lion this year. of one percent increase in local help make up the rules. A public hearing will be held Johnson Design to perform sales rate in November to used He said last year there was a at the City Hall this Wednesday design and construction relat- Invite the whole town for parks, arts and recreation. meeting in September that all the at 7 p.m., and then the council ed services for an additional The city estimates this will add drivers were invited to attend, but plans to adopt the budget. nine holes at Oquirrh Hills Golf to your yard sale! he said that some didn’t show up Tooele’s enterprise funds of $340,000 to the coffers this year, Course. and so the majority vote on the water, sewer, garbage and storm but have not earmarked the rules was what went into effect. water tally 12.8 million. The money for any projects so far. “Some may not like the rules, city plans to spend $3.8 million The mayor submitted a pre- Tooele but how can you please 62 people?” on sewer projects, $1.1 on gar- liminary budget to the council said Quintero. bage collection and $597,000 for on May 4. Roberts said the coun- “I don’t think there will ever be storm water projects. cil has opted to add an extra “We Are Your Neighborhood 882-0050 a set of rules consistent with what Fees collected for enterprise police officer, an animal control Family Theatre” everyone wants,” said Pat Dunlavy, funds must be directed back officer, another full-time librar- 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. a long-time derby driver. into those specific enterprises. ian and part-time librarian to the (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 He said he has heard a lot of Tooele’s general fund will payroll. Tickets are now available online arguing about this year’s rules and reach its highest level ever this The city council agenda for at www.movieswest.com thinks that the disagreements are year at $11.5 million. Capital Wednesday includes 24 items Voice of Tooele County all “just really stupid.” He said he th th since 1894 even knows guys who won’t be June 15 & 16 OPEN AT NOON EVERYDAY 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 driving this year because of all the Utah Press Association squabbles. BROADWAY GRILL * General Excellence Award recipient. He told the Tooele Transcript- Family Mexican Restaurant Mr. & Mrs. Smith Bulletin that he participates “for DlyDly:: 12:05, 4:40, 9:202:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:40(PG-13) the crowd” and doesn’t care if he ADMINISTRATION th pm SunSat:: 12:05,12:05, 2:30,4:40, 4:50,9:20 7:10 (PG-13) SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER wins. Grand Opening Fri, June 17 , 4 Sun: 12:05, 4:40 JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS “I do it for fun more than any- Tasty Enchiladas • Smothered Chile Verde Burritos thing,” he said. Adventures of Shark Boy OFFICE Quintero said he simply hopes Take Out Game Room Open – Play Pool and Lava Girl* Orders! (PG-13) KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER that people come and have a good Dly: 12:10, 4:40, 9:202:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER time and that things run smoothly (PG) 882-9085• 104 North Broadway Sun: 12:10,12:05, 2:20,4:40 4:30, 7:00 DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER this weekend and at the event in MEGAN DUNN OFFICE ASSISTANT August. EDITORIAL He also said depending on how Star Wars Episode 3 J. MICHAEL CALL MANAGING EDITOR things go, there could even be a Dly: 12:15, 4:40, 9:203:15, 6:15, 9:15 (PG-13) NICK DRAKE SPORTS EDITOR newer set of rules for next year’s Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Sun: 12:15, 3:15, 6:15 (PG-13) KAREN HUNT COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR derbies. Sun: 12:05, 4:40 MARY RUTH HAMMOND STAFF WRITER AUDREY ROCK-RICHARDSON STAFF WRITER For a complete set of current KAREN LEE SCOTT STAFF WRITER rules visit www.tooelefair.com/ Madagascar demo.htm and click on Rules and MARK WATSON STAFF WRITER Dly: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15(PG-13) TROY BOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER Dly: 4:40, 9:20 Regulations. SunSat:: 12:10,12:05, 2:20,4:40, 4:30,9:20 7:00 BARBARA BENNETT TYPESETTER (PG) e-mail: [email protected] Sun: 12:05, 4:40 ADVERTISING * CLAYTON DUNN ADVERTISING MANAGER GRAND OPENING Cinderella Man KEITH BIRD ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT Thursday, June 16, 2005 (PG-13) DEBBIE WINN ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT Prison Dly: 12:10, 4:40, 9:204:00, 7:00, 9:45 SunSat:: 12:10,12:05, 4:00,4:40, 7:009:20 JOHN HAMILTON CREATIVE DIRECTOR continued from page A1 1371 N. Main St. Tooele (PG-13) LIZ ARELLANO GRAPHIC ARTIST Sun: 12:05, 4:40 HEIDI Y. 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NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 MONSTER-IN-LAW ADMISSION: ADULTS: $ 6.00KICKING SENIOR: $ 4 . 0 0 CHILD &: $SCREAMING1 . 0 0 TUESDAY June 14, 2005 A3 Ready or not, disasters can come ast System on TV and radio can operated radio, water bottles and month be activated by Tooele County granola bars. LI wrote authorities with detailed instruc- You should have an out-of- about get- tions. state telephone contact with ting prepared 3. The highway message whom your immediate family for flooding. boards can provide motorists members can check in during On the off with weather watches and warn- a disaster or emergency. Have chance that ings, road conditions, and other emergency telephone numbers my column emergency messages. posted by the phone and in your had anything 4. Tooele County can also children’s school backpacks. to do with the broadcast emergency messages Designate two meetings places recent floods Wade Mathews on tone alert weather radios for your family; one outside of I decided not Columnist which are available for purchase your home, and one outside of to write about at electronics stores. your neighborhood. Keep your any one par- Preparedness 5. Route alerting consists of vehicles’ gas tanks at least half ticular type police officers and firefight- full all of the time. Matters of disaster ers driving through threatened Doing things this time. I neighborhoods and disseminat- Conduct a home hazard hunt think we need ing information through their PA to make your house safer for a break. systems. your family during disasters The Memorial Day storm 6. Emergency managers will such as earthquakes. Fasten tall, showed us just how quickly ask various religious leaders to heavy furniture to the wall with disasters can occur. Usually they activate telephone calling trees L-shaped brackets and fasten come unannounced, without to spread emergency messages the water heater to the wall with Tooele County jail trustees and employees of Deseret Chemical Depot helped fill and distribute sandbags any warning, catching us com- quickly. plumber’s tape. Move heavy during the Memorial Day flooding. pletely off guard. (Have I made Also, you should know the objects to lower shelves. Put rub- my point?) As I ask the students risks your community faces. You ber shelf liner or Velcro under Depot assists county with flood control in my school earthquake assem- should know how to take basic objects like the TV to keep them blies, “If we don’t know when protective actions. Evacuation from sliding off of shelves. Install Deseret Chemical Depot took DCD commander Col. tions at DCD that are scheduled the next (insert your disaster of is the primary protective action. child proof locks on kitchen the initiative to contact Tooele Raymond Van Pelt authorized to be dismantled, and the hopper choice) will occur, when should The other protective actions are cabinets. Look for places to take County to offer supplies during the donation to Tooele County. is equipment that was used by we start preparing?” They usually shelter-in-place and stand-by for cover. the recent flooding. By providing County employees and jail trust- military personnel deployed at answer with: “As soon as pos- more information. You should Practice emergency protective filled sandbags to Tooele City ees removed the filled sandbags DCD as part of the Chemical Site sible.” “Right away.” “Now!” They know potential evacuation routes actions. Hold fire drills, evacu- prior to and during the Memorial from the Primary Fighting posi- Defensive Forces. are all correct. from your home. You should ation drills, earthquake drills, Day storm, Tooele County had One of the most important know how to shut off your gas, and shelter-in-place drills. Hold a exhausted its supply of filled things we can do to prepare for water and electricity. You should disaster supply kit dinner in your sandbags and reduced its stock- any type of disaster is create a know how to use a fire extin- backyard. It will be a good way pile of unfilled sandbags. personal or family emergency guisher. to rotate the food and also see if Officials at Deseret Chemical plan. An emergency plan consists Gathering things you could survive with the sup- Depot saw the need and donated of three basic areas: knowing The status of infrastructure fol- plies you’ve put in your kit. approximately 600 filled sand- things, gathering things, and lowing a disaster is unknown. We I know all of this can seem bags, 4,000 unfilled sandbags doing things. can hope for the best but should overwhelming. Many of the and a large, steel hopper with Knowing things be prepared for the worst. Your things I’ve listed can be done two chutes with which to fill One reason for having a plan emergency plan should include quickly and easily and many sandbags. is to elicit appropriate actions having necessities on hand to will take some time and effort. “This is just another example during an emergency; in other preserve life. Start with a disaster Just take it one step at a time. of the level of cooperation shared words, doing the right things to supply kit for each member of Someday you may be glad you between Deseret Chemical Depot keep you and your family safe. your family. They should consist did. Not to discourage but and Tooele County,” said Tooele You need to know how you will of a sturdy container, water, food, encourage you, remember: in County Emergency Management receive emergency instructions clothing, medications, bedding, a disaster, you don’t rise to the Director Kari Sagers. “We appre- and information. battery-operated radio, flashlight, occasion; you sink to your low- ciate the concern shown by DCD Tooele County has six warning hygiene items, and other special- est level of preparedness. More officials and the assistance given systems it can use to alert and needs items. More comprehen- information on family emergency us through the donation of sand- inform the public during emer- sive lists can be found at www. plans can be found at www.tcem. bag supplies.” gencies. redcross.org and www.ready.gov. org. Some of the filled sandbags 1. The sirens are an outdoor You should also put together By the way, you may want to have already been deployed in warning system that is meant to a shelter-in-place kit consisting check into your fire insurance Tooele City and Tooele County alert you to take action and get of plastic sheeting and duct tape policy, because next month I’m and others will be stockpiled. more information. with which to seal one room in going to write about preparing The unfilled sandbags will be 2. The Emergency Alert your house, scissors, battery- for wildfires. stored until they’re needed. Summer of Sizzling Savings �� $ �� 25 �� $ $ �� $ 50 �� 7 �� 8 �� 1�� $ % 25 ��

�� FREE �� 833-0999 1111 N. 200 West (Behind Quality Ford) �� A4 THURSDAY June 14, 2005 Organizers have high hopes for youth summer theatre program by Audrey Rock Academy of Performing Arts even though it’s aluminum bleach- Thursdays; the theatre strand There will be six performances Salt Lake area cost up to $300. STAFF WRITER (TCAPA), put together a proposal, ers and a racetrack, the outdoor meets from 9 a.m. to noon, and in August; three of those will be “Ours is actually a steal,” he said. Matt Price has never been one and took it to the Tooele County thing will still lend itself very nicely the musical theatre from 1-4 in the theatre and three will be musical “If you break it down, it ends up to shy away from a new adventure. Commission. to a classical feel.” afternoon. theater. Before the show starts, being less than $3.50 per three-hour And when his beloved Grantsville “They were thrilled with the Price asked about the location Of the three-hour classes, two there will be a feast and side enter- lesson. Ivy Garden Theatre was sold, he idea,” said Price. “They thought it and was told that would be perfect, hours will be spent on rehearsal tainment out on the patio/stage In addition to the $49 per month, says it was time for something dif- was something that the County and since the area is only used a few for impending performances, and area. It’s something Price hopes there is a $35 costume fee and an $8 ferent. Deseret Peak Complex needed.” times a year. one hour will be devoted to what will grow into a major community materials fee. Altogether, the cumu- “I decided I needed a new endeav- TCAPA needed two things: “They said it would be a good Price calls “real world” arts educa- summer tradition. lative cost of the program is $141. or,” he said in an interview. “And I money and a venue. They hoped to thing,” he said. “A great way to uti- tion. “This will be stuff that they “The festival will just be a blast, TCAPA is open to youth ages 9- be able to use the stage area at the lize that space.” can actually apply, if they choose it will be a culmination of the edu- got together with a few friends 19. “Absolutely no prior experience three-quarter mile horse track at And it was a go. Price became to pursue this in the future,” he cational experience, and also a — Ed Hughes, who unfortunately is necessary!” said Price. “We want Deseret Peak Complex. The stage Administrative Director, Thornton said. “This will be preparing them chance for the whole community to moved to Pittsburgh, and Richard everyone who is interested to feel area, incidentally, was something took on the duties of Business for the real world of performance. come out and see everything that’s Thornton — and we started talking welcome.” Price had originally hoped for, Manager and Technical Director, They’ll know all about the audi- happening, and the things that the Classes will begin Thursday at about the possibility of a summer but had never been able to follow and Thornton’s wife Jodie, who is a tion process, how to get into film county and the complex have to the Deseret Peak Complex in the youth theater program.” through on when he fell ill, “one of dance instructor, will be contribut- or theatre, what to look for in a offer. It’ll be a great time, a big large pavilion behind the Stock Ed’s kids were “really into the- many times,” he chuckled. ing her talents. project, or what a director needs deal, and we hope it will grow into Show Building. If you are unable to ater,” and Price, who works as the- But a friend, Brent Bunderson “Richard’s been incredibly sup- from them. It should turn out to be a grand tradition.” ater director at Grantsville High, who had collaborated with him portive and done some wonderful a really incredible thing.” TCAPA’s official enrollment ses- attend Wednesday’s registration in knew he would have students who on the idea, went through with things to promote this venture,” The focus of the program is edu- sion will be tomorrow in front of front of Wal-Mart, you may contact were interested. The idea was to the project, and when Price drove said Price of Thornton. cation, but that educational experi- Wal-Mart, which Price adds “gra- Price at 849-2840. have a summer performing arts down to look at the area, he found a The program itself consists of ence will end in live performance. ciously agreed to allow us to do our “I’m really excited about this,” school for youth: something open 30-by-50 foot stage, restrooms, con- two “strands”: a theatre strand “We decided to turn it into a real- registration there.” said Price. “The community is excit- where everyone was welcome and cessions and a huge patio area. and a musical theatre strand. Each ly big deal,” said Price. “We want to TCAPA will be there from 3-7 ed about this, and I know there are everyone who wanted to come and He was ecstatic. “I wanted an strand meets three days a weeks, create a youth theatre festival, and p.m. The program is $49 a month many, many kids who are excited learn could do so. outdoor venue anyway,” he said. three hours a day. Both strands that’s how all this will culminate for two months; Price says compa- about this. It’s going to be a won- They called it The Tooele County “Sort of a classical theatre setting; meet Tuesdays, Wednesdays and each summer.” rable eight-week programs in the derful thing for Tooele.” Boys will be Boys Costco will build major center in Salt Lake

Utah Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., and officials from Costco have announced plans for construction of a major distribution center in Salt Lake City. “This decision is further confirmation of Utah’s position as the ‘crossroads of the West’ which is one of the key ele- ments of our economic development positioning efforts,” said Huntsman. Costco will be the primary tenant in a new, three-million square foot business park near 5600 West and 300 South in Salt Lake City. Costco, which did not receive any incentives for the project, has already begun construction and plans to have Phase I complete by November 2005. The company selected the Utah site from more than 30 potential locations through the Intermountain West. “After considering several states in the West, we were favorably impressed with Utah’s labor force, transportation infrastructure and the operating cost photography / Troy Boman environment,” said Peter Kahn, Matt Fowler speaks with Tooele City police officers after he and some friends built a “swimming pool” on the corner of 700 South and Pioneer Ave. Monday afternoon. The problem was they Costco Director of Real Estate built it out of sandbags used to divert the water on the road. Keith Cochrane (foreground) removes a sandbag from the impromptu swimming hole, eventually replacing the bag on the side and Development. of the street. The young lads caused no harm and this is just a reminder to all industrious youth who play in the flood waters that the sandbags are still working and should be left alone.

Still, Rockwell questioned whether “Just because a student has his allowed entrance to the complex. supervisor and then forwarded for and honestly in this matter.” Charges school officials even had authority grades submitted, there are 180 Rockwell added, “No one was sup- prosecution. Rockwell added that even continued from page A1 to “interrogate” students about an days in a school year,” Johnsen posed to be inside the complex When the Tooele Transcript- though school officials declined incident which did not occur on said. “Even though books have before 6 p.m. anyway. No one was Bulletin told Commissioner to issue his son his high school ing incident. Charges against the school property or during school been turned in and a (senior stu- denied access to the complex after Rockwell this morning that police diploma the day following gradua- four youth are pending, accord- hours. dent) has ‘checked out’ of school, about 5:40 p.m. on graduation have stated his son will be charged tion when Travis turned in his cap ing to Tooele City Police Officer Tooele County School District they are still required to attend night.” with vandalism, Rockwell replied and gown, that situation has since Liberty Yates. Attorney Ron Elton told the Tooele additional days in school. In reality, Tooele Police Officer Yates told that he believed the police depart- been remedied. Following the reported egging of Transcript-Bulletin that the right up to graduation, they are still the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin yes- ment was the agency that should Terry Linares, Tooele County Westover’s house, Tooele County school district does have a policy under control of the principal.” terday that after thoroughly inves- have handled the situation from School District Assistant Commissioner Dennis Rockwell, that allows them to investigate stu- A county worker denied to the tigating the alleged egg-throwing the beginning. Superintendent over high schools, father of Travis Rockwell and a dents accused of illegal conduct Tooele Transcript-Bulletin last incident, she had completed her “If the case is investigated fairly personally delivered a high teacher at Grantsville Middle that results from something that week that following Rockwell’s dis- report and had suggested that van- and my son is found guilty, he school diploma to the Rockwell School, told the Tooele Transcript- happened at school. cussion with Principal Westover, dalism charges be filed against four should pay the consequences,” home last Thursday, according to Bulletin that he met with THS Assistant Superintendent Mike the commissioner instructed that former THS students. Yates said Rockwell stated. “All I wanted was Commissioner Rockwell. Principal Westover at 3:30 p.m. on Johnsen, who will take over lead- the gate to the Tooele County her report will be reviewed by her for the students to be treated fairly e-mail: [email protected] Thursday, June 2 — less than four ership of the school district July Complex — the scheduled site for hours before graduation ceremo- 1, also stated that principals have THS graduation ceremonies — be nies were scheduled to begin at the a right to deny students the right locked. Other officials, however, Deseret Peak Complex. Rockwell to walk during graduation ceremo- have stated the gates were locked stated he was told that unless nies if there is sufficient evidence for some period of time, but no his son signed a “confession” to that they have participated in an one would “go on record” with that having participated in the egging illegal activity. Johnsen added that comment. Transportation Planning prank, Travis Rockwell would not by talking with the families of Rockwell told the newspaper be allowed to “walk” with his class the four teens accused of egging this morning that from about 4:55 during graduation ceremonies. Westover’s property, the principal p.m. until 5:40 p.m. on graduation Open House Rockwell stated that his son was merely trying to have the boys night, the gates to the complex had turned his books over to accept accountability for what had “were being inspected for safety,” school officials on May 26 and also occurred. and therefore the public was not The Wasatch Front Regional Council, in cooperation with the County received on that date confirmation and area city governments, is in the process of preparing a long range that he had completed all school work necessary for graduation. transportation plan for the Tooele Valley. An important part of this Commissioner Rockwell told Brandy Lee Johnson just turned process is the determination of present and future needs for highways, the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin this public transit and other modes of transportation. Therefore, the week that in his opinion, because his son had already been told he “Sweet Sixteen” Regional Council is holding an open house for members of the public, had met all high school graduation She can now officially drive & date! interested parties and local government representatives to come and requirements, Principal Westover make known their transportation needs. The open house will be at the: had no right to threaten Travis or the other students with not walking at graduation. Happy Tooele County Health Department “My son’s diploma had already been earned,” Rockwell sated. “I Birthday Conference Room hope the school system gets things ironed out so kids are treated fairly 151 North Main St., Tooele City and are allowed a fair trial before Brandy Tuesday, June 21st they are ever threatened that their Love Always, right to walk in graduation ceremo- Mom & Dad 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. nies is at risk.” In the end, all four students who Brandy is the daughter of allegedly participated in the egg- Ken & Rebecca Johnson of This is your opportunity to speak to the planners and let them know of ing incident were allowed to par- Las Vegas, Nevada ticipate in graduation ceremonies. Her grandparents are Leon your transportation needs, now and in the future. Please come and let & Roxella Brown and Kay & your voice be heard. Norma Johnson of Tooele NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 TUESDAY June 14, 2005 A5

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Keep prison out? Today one voice is still too often ignored in public dialogue — the voice of rural America. While running for office in September, Gov. Jon Huntsman advocated moving the prison from prime real estate in Draper to somewhere like Tooele. True one location could be out of the way in Skull Valley, but even then, aside from a few jobs there are few benefits for the county. Since the prison would be state owned, the county would get no property taxes. And there are many drawbacks. The biggest is that it would be yet another eyesore to the county. Tooele County is already known as the home of radioactive waste in the state and that reputation often overshadows what residents know about the county — that Tooele County is a jewel in the desert. Tooele is a place of beautiful rolling foothills, close-knit communities, a place where people can enjoy rural life with easy access to the city. Tooele County residents don’t have to let a prison into their backyard without speaking up. If a prison does come, it shouldn’t come without our consent and active engagement in the issue. The Legislature has given Wikstrom Economic & Planning Consultants, Inc. $140,000 and six months to estimate benefits from selling the current Draper Prison property and the cost of developing a replacement prison. The study will identify potential communities and then gauge their level of acceptance. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A public hearing in November will provide the opportunity for Tooele residents to speak strongly for or against the prison. missioner has the responsibility to hold today, not one person from the business Don’t waste officers’ time themselves to the same standard as every- has come forward to talk to us or give us In addition, public comment can be submitted throughout the study at Editor: one else. While it appears this commis- assurance that everything will be OK. I [email protected]. These last few months several belt sioner has forgotten that, I recommend we think it’s time — don’t you? Don’t let the opportunity to speak your mind pass by. challengers have proclaimed that it is an do not when their seat is up for election. individual choice to ride with or without a Cindy and Katherine Wright safety belt, a personal decision that adults Russell Fehr Tooele ROUNDTABLE can make for themselves. However, fasten- Tooele ing a safety belt is not a personal decision; Hospital care impressive What are your overall thoughts on it’s a legal decision and a personal respon- Residents feel displaced Editor: sibility. Editor: I spent 12 days in the Mountain West the Michael Jackson trial and Because citizens don’t always take the Dear “Nowhere to call home”: Medical Center Hospital in Tooele due to a personal responsibility to ensure that We’re in the same boat. This past year bad case of pneumonia. what do you think of the outcome? everyone in the vehicle is buckled, offi- has been very hard for my daughter and I I received great care while I was in the cers spend countless hours and resources as just over two months ago, fate seemed hospital and that care was given in an effi- Mary Ann Stephanie McElroy to shine on us when we were able to cient, kind and cheerful manner. To anyone TOOELE RESIDENT enforcing safety belt laws. Assuredly, offi- Bickmore purchase a two bedroom home that was who lives in Tooele County I highly recom- TOOELE BUSINESSWOMAN cers would much prefer to handle other I agree with the verdict incidents than to write safety belt viola- comfortable, centrally located and safe. We mend this hospital. I wish to thank every- Whatever the outcome that the jury handed felt very fortunate to be accepted at this one on the nursing staff of the hospital for down and believe that tions. So if you really want law enforce- of the Michael Jackson mobile home park. Considering the age the great care they gave me. trial, it has been it’s the only choice they ment to spend time on another community another blockbuster had considering the problem, use common sense, buckle your limit, an exception was made by the park Max Payne media roller coaster. prosecution presented belt, and let the hardworking officers manager due to my daughter’s disability. Tooele The Jackson’s have such a weak case. I enforce other laws. Little did we know at this very moment gone from real musi- think it would have been Bill R. Watada of our bliss, the owners of the mobile cal entertainment to a very easy to convict Michael Jackson based Get the facts straight U.S. Dept. of Transportation home park were entering into a sale of this Editor: sad broken family with dysfunction in abun- on opinions of his personal character and I property. On several occasions we were admire the jury for the fact that they were able Has our society become that gullible to dance — Michael Jackson possibly being at the new home, meeting with real estate the most broken family member. For me he to judge based on the evidence presented. believe everything that we hear and read Honesty truly refreshing brokers, meeting with the park manager is guilty because he allowed himself to be With that said, I feel that the real crime here is Editor: in the news media? Is the rush to get the and not once did anyone mention, “oh by alone with young boys. Whether anything the eagerness of the parents of these children To the person that found my cell phone story out more important than verifying to place them in a situation where there has the way, please buy this property, so we happened or not is beside the point. A sin- on Tuesday afternoon, and then turned it the sources or getting additional confirma- gle adult should not be having sleepovers been such controversy over Michael Jackson’s can sell the land out from under you.” in to the police station, I am very grateful. tion of the facts? and spending unlimited time with young behavior. He obviously has a distorted view I voiced my “retirement” plans to all of reality and I feel that to put children in that Your thoughtfulness and honesty is truely Generally, we can depend on the infor- boys. They are impressionable and easily concerned and was never once cautioned atmosphere is to put them in danger. I believe appreciated. mation that is reported. Unidentified influenced by a supposed hero or icon of that this was not going to happen at the our times. It is sad that our society makes his eccentric personal behavior does cross the Allen Liddiard sources desire some protection when mobile home park. We are devastated. The this trial so public. It’s a fact that negative line when he surrounds himself with children Stansbury Park revealing “inside information” in order to as well as positive press or notoriety feeds and allows them to be put in situations where entire community of the park is up in arms expose questionable practices. High vis- some egos. Michael Jackson seems to their safety is in question. and do not know who to turn to. ibility news reports of late indicate that we have enjoyed and played many parts for Steve Dale Leader abused power My questions is: “how do you reach the should be cautious regarding anonymous the trial audiences and Jackson followers. FORMER CANDIDATE FOR Editor: top by stepping on the backs of the very and questionable sources quoted by the How inappropriate for parents to allow TOOELE CITY COUNCIL AND I suppose it is not new to come across TOOELE SCHOOL BOARD people who have raised you? Pending news media. their children to be used in such a manner, incidents where an elected official uses First O.J. Simpson, then retirement and advanced aging does not For example, the fabricated revela- and how sad that employees stand by not their authority for personal benefit. In fact, seeing a need to protect these children. Robert Blake, and now always come with unlimited financial tion regarding the 60 Minutes story about it is almost assumed that the government Michael Jackson has gone from a charm- Michael Jackson! At resources and all that we ask is that we President Bush’s military service that is taking advantage of the people at some ing youthful entertainer, to a sad confused least Mike Tyson got be treated fairly. Why would anyone want surfaced just before the national elec- his hands slapped. level. and possibly dangerous, spoiled man that I to profit from the loss of others? It is the tions last year and now the brouhaha over have no respect for. I can look back to the Of course, he didn’t But when it happens at home it seems general consensus of park residents that Newsweek’s story regarding the attempt by young entertainer with amazing talent. have the benefit of a to take us all by surprise and make us “OK you want us to move — then move prison interrogators to taunt and humiliate California jury. If these wonder how someone could be so blatant- Tom Towns juries represent the “average Californian”, I us.” The owners of another mobile home Muslim prisoners by telling them that a TOOELE METHODIST ly abusive of the power we gave them. It CHURCH PASTOR hope the Governor will call a special session park have offered us an entire section in copy of the Koran had been flushed down of the Utah Legislature to pass legislation to is my opinion that one of our county com- their community and are willing to take all If it looks like a duck, the toilet. prohibit Californians from entering this state missioners provided an excellent example of us. The city has granted us the right to talks like a duck, and We see now that the slightest breeze of without having first passed a thorough psycho- of an elected official running amok. walks like a duck, move — so why not let us do it now? Why logical evaluation. This American obsession scrutiny soon topples the house of cards it’s probably a duck. I am referring to the recent Tooele High can’t the buyers and sellers get together with celebrities has become more than ridicu- that are the foundation of most anonymous So, too, with Michael School graduation ceremony held at the and offer us a moving package? Why can’t lous, it has become dangerous. Entertainment and questionable sources quoted by the Jackson. If he looks like Deseret Peak facilities. Many of the people Tonight, Access Hollywood, Celebrity Shopping the buyers and sellers step up and let us new media. If examination of “facts” by a child molester, talks Network, The Real Life. J Lo sleeps with Ben, in attendance may know that before it go now? like a child molester, outsiders quickly yields problems with the Ben sleeps with another Jen, Brad dumps a started, the doors were locked causing a The day-to-day stress alone has and and acts like a child molester, then (sadly) “facts”, why can’t the editors, reporters, or different Jen and sleeps with Angelina, Britney delay in the ceremonies and forcing people he’s a child molester. Yet, Michael won’t will cause health issues. Change is inevi- insiders spot the same problems? sleeps with anybody. WHY DO I NEED TO to wait outside. It may not be as widely ever believe that. Michael rationalizes: He table and we here at the park have all KNOW THIS? Professional Athletes arrested on The standard of truth and integrity engages in self-talk, convincing himself known that the person behind the locked lived long enough to understand that. drug charges, rape, DUI, murder? Give them a seems to be degrading on a daily basis and about being “just a kind guy, wanting doors was one of our own county commis- It is now my understanding that this is break it’s a hard life dealing with fame and for- we see this diminished standard every- to please children.” Through rationaliza- sioners who, it appears, did so entirely for tune. Give me a break! Russell Crowe throws the third time the owners have put these where. Let’s do our part with demanding tion, Michael Jackson enters the ranks telephone at hotel desk clerk. It’s OK, she was their own benefit. (us) residents through this turmoil. The of criminals who rationalize – who never truth and integrity. rude and he’s a great actor. Halle Berry leaves As it is not my place to divulge the spe- residents fall into four protected classes understand how anyone could charge John Bruns the scene of a traffic accident where the other cifics, the essence of the matter was that them with a crime. They rationalize their of people: 1. elderly. 2. disabled. 3. low driver was injured. It’s OK, she was in a hurry this parent was involved in a dispute with Tooele behavior, turning it into behavior they hon- income. 4. retired. Most are afraid to speak and she’s beautiful. If you commit a crime, estly believe is acceptable. They commit the high school over allowing their child up — I for one am not. it’s good to be rich but it’s even better to be crime after crime, feeling completely guilt the privilege of participating in the gradu- Hold teen accountable famous. Michael Jackson lures vulnerable little If this is prime property and worth more free – even justified – in their behavior. ation ceremony. In order to insure their Editor: boys to his private amusement park, plays than the 30+ families you are about to Unfortunately, while Michael Jackson prob- I don’t live in Tooele Valley any longer videos games in his playroom/bedroom, gives child was allowed to participate the com- displace, then be humble enough to do the ably behaved criminally, the verdict of not them alcohol, shows them porn, molests them missioner had the doors locked until the right thing. God helps those who humble but I own property there and keep close guilty will perpetuate his rationalizations and sleeps with them in his bed. It’s OK, he matter was resolved. It was only after the tabs on what is going on. I raised the and unacceptable behavior. And so, he will themselves. I for one, would feel much never had a real childhood, he really loves chil- county commissioner accepted the solu- majority of my family there and some live forever in “Never, Never Land.” better about the pending business that is dren, he’s misunderstood, he’s eccentric, he tion offered by the high school administra- coming into our valley, if they were to dis- still live in the valley. I read your article was such a cute little boy, Thriller was a great tion that the doors were unlocked and the Do you have a video, he sure can moon walk. Tonight on play human kindness and good neighbor graduation ceremony commenced. SEE LETTERS ON A7 question for the Nightline: “Poor Michael the Victim.” Michael, relations by doing the right thing. As of you may have gone free for now, but remem- It is incredible to think that this com- Roundtable? ber: “But whoso shall offend one of these little missioner was completely prepared to force the entire graduating class and their If so, e-mail the question to ones....., it were better for him that a millstone LETTER RULES were hanged about his neck, and that he were families to wait, or miss their graduation drowned in the depth of the sea.” [email protected] ceremony entirely out of a selfish need to The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the ensure that their child walked in the gradu- author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community ation ceremony, arguably undeserved. Is of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual it unreasonable to expect a parent with circumstances at the editor’s discretion. a position in the community to have the All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long same standards as every other parent? are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- What other parent in Tooele High School A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 could hold the graduation ceremony hos- Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. tage for personal whim? 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 As an elected official, representing the 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor people of Tooele County, this county com- For information call the editor at 882-0050. A6 TUESDAY June 14, 2005 OBITUARIES

NOTES OF to dance the night away to her throughout the ages. Tilly Ledesma favorite country music bands! Tilly is survived by her daugh- APPRECIATION By day Tilly was a devout ters, Linda Sorenson, Carolee Nonnie Catholic who taught catechism Walters and Elayne Staiger, at her treasured St. Marguerite’s also by her five grandchildren, Our beloved Tilly Ledesma, Parish where she sang in the Kimberly Sorenson, Brandon Lottie Johanson age 82, slipped away quietly choir. She was very proud to Walters, Monika Sorenson, into the early morning dawn on have the honor of laundering the family Thursday, June 9, 2005. The fur- Stephanie Walters and Jagger Father’s robes for many years. Draper; as well as her broth- therance of her recovery from Tilly was a huge part of her The family of Lottie Johanson er Tony Cisneros; and sister her recent heart surgery was daughters’ and grandchildren’s would like to extend our heart- Annie Cisneros. She is preceded a battle she fought valiently lives. She was know as ‘Nonnie’ felt thanks and gratitude to all in death by her husband Lane unlike anything we have ever to her loved ones and not a those who assisted in any way Ledesma; mother Julianita; and witnessed. Her will to live was day would go by that one of during our mother’s illness and father Jose Abram; brothers unsurpassed by any other, but us didn’t stop by to pay her a passing. The acts of sympa- Benjamin, Samuel, Jullian and her earthly body had fallen tired visit or better yet bring her over thy and kindness were greatly Stanley and sisters Rosanna, and was in need of rest. to one of our homes for mov- appreciated. We are grateful to Isabel and Carmelita. Tilly was born in Gardner, where she later met her life-long Tilly Ledesma ies and a sleepover. Tilly espe- all of our family, friends, neigh- Colo. on March 3, 1923. She had companion and warm-hearted cially adored her first grand- With Tilly’s passing it will be bors and ward members for ‘the ending of an era’ for our a modest yet picturesque child- husband Lane Ledesma. sense of humor. son ‘Brandon Walters.’ They’ve the love and support they have hood on the family farm, milking The dashing young couple Her passion in life was always had a beautiful bond and family, but she has undoubtedly extended at this difficult time. A cows and goats and collecting soon married and relocated to cooking for family and friends deep love for one another. left us all a priceless gift of very special thank you goes out eggs from the barn out back for Tooele, Utah. Tilly went on to — everything from her “world She will be remembered as everlasting love...Time’s winged to Dr. Carolyn Forbes, the Rocky breakfast. have three beautiful daughters famous chili beans” and home- a humble, yet feisty, indepen- chariot has arrived for her and Mountain Hospice doctors and As a young lady, Tilly moved as well as a career in home made tortillas to fresh baked dent and charming lady who taken her home...Here’s to a life nurses: Mary, Colleen, Rebekah, away to San Francisco, Calif., health care, which she took great apple pies — her home was like had a sassy sense of humor that well lived. Sherry, Jenny and Bonnie, and where she worked as a weld- pride in, and always brought big an all-night diner and everything could bring you to your knees Funeral services will be held the Rocky Mountain Care Center er for the local shipyards by smiles to her clients’ faces with on the menu was made with ten- with laughter. Her luminous on Thursday, June 16, at 10 a.m. for their excellent, kind and lov- Fisherman’s Wharf, before her lively attitude and clever der loving care. She also loved hazel eyes are unforgettable and at St., Marguerite’s Catholic ing care of Mom over the past returning home to Colorado her vibrant spirit will endure church in Tooele. several months. You made such a difference in our lives and we are forever grateful. many years caring for his wife Adult Education graduates: Carl Allen Shell, Jr. and had a great love for his children, grandchildren and great- Anthony T. Lamb Lutricia D. Putnam Carl Allen Shell Jr., age 79, grandchildren who will miss Joshua B. Drain Cheryl Norris Reather passed away peacefully on June him dearly. Katie C. Padilla Teresa M. Baker 10, 2005. He was born May 6, He is survived by a son, Josiah A. Draper Dean Roth 1926, in Tooele, Utah, to Carl Dave Stewart Shell, Clinton, James B. Mair Kirby A. Evingham Allen Shell, Sr. and Florence Utah; daughters, Julie (Terry) Angel S. Trammell Bradley L. Peterson Daisy Butler Shell. Harward, Salt Lake City, Utah; Misty Wallenmeyer Billy L. Freeman He married Joye Stewart, Allyn (Wade) Draper, West Point, Emigdio M. Lara Brandon Douglas Crouse Aug. 10, 1948, in Ely, Nev., and Utah; Jayne (Melvin) West, Kristine Gebauer Bryce Scott Johnson their marriage was later solem- Benjamin, Utah; 13 grandchil- Justin M.P. Davidson Ashley M. Mattinson nized in the Provo LDS Temple. dren and several great-grand- Justin J. Peasnall Dustin E. Perkins Joye passed away in 1993. Carl children; sisters: Dorthy (Gene, Stephanie L. Baker Teresa Kay Trease was a veteran of WWII, proudly deceased) York, Tooele; Blanche Austin J. Harvey Leslie Harring serving in the U.S. Navy. Carl (Sam) Sampson, Orem, Utah. Carlos A. Figueroa Janessa T. Olson was a hard worker. He spent his Graveside services with mil- Blanca Garcia Matthew L. Cozad Carl Allen Shell, Jr. 493 W. 400 N., Tooele whole life supporting his fam- itary honors will be Tuesday, Wesley L. Mikesell Kellie D. Aylor ily. He worked as a miner and June 14, at 1 p.m., at the Payson Jessica Perkins James M. Little later worked at Pacific States City Cemetery. Friends may 882-4800 Laura E. Roon Tyler Kalani Blas www.mohlmanlaw.com for many years. He enjoyed rid- Carl was a member of the call at Holladay-Brown Funeral Billy Wescogame Beth-Anne M. Lake Treshina K. Falor ing and spending time with his LDS church. He was a loving Home, 66 S. 300 East, Santaquin, Daniel Still horses. He also enjoyed working husband, father, grandfather Tuesday, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Lisa M. Warr hard in his pasture. and great-grandfather. He spent p.m., prior to services. Jonathan C. Johnston Allergies? Jessie L. LaRoque David K. Palmer, M.D. Cindy Quintana Nancy J. Stevenson, P.A.-C Stevi Bevan Tiffany Poorman • Ear, Nose, and Throat Allison Taylor • Head & Neck Surgery Siosaia Vainuku Eric Durfee • Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders Clint Hansen Kevin Murphy Call 882-6448 to make an appointment Amber Banner Aujelle Gorney Tami Shade Sheena Ramirez Channelle Werre Comfort Hospice Care Brandy L. Rowberry would like to Jason Ray Ellsworth Bradley D. Muir thank the Tooele Community YuVonka O’Neal for the warm welcome and allowing us to be the Tracy Jones Barbara Palmer final piece of the puzzle by providing end Mykell Vargas of life care for your Dilcia Campos loved ones. Lance Curtis Lidia Garcia Sara Ahlstrom Mindy Bills Robert L. Candelaria Jr. Zac Hooper Jeffs Amie Trinola Yasemin Johnson Misty Dawn Curtis Tiffany A. Myers Keven Jay Reeder Nathan R. Castagno Scott M. Nelson Kristen Allen New Beginnings Preschool graduates are: (l-r front) Austin Birch, Rayden Gisseman, Tatum Gillette, Brayden Matthew L. Vargas Loth, Scott Howsden, Jorden Caldwell; (second row) Aizlynn Spencer, Lydia Jacobs, Halle Smith, Kelsey Joel Matthew Waters Stephens, Haley Olsen, Hannah Jex, Natalie Frame; (third row) Jessie Alvarez, Ben Wasson, Clayton Larsen, Stacy Marie Pozza Cole Bastemeyer, Dylan Bryant; (back) teachers Heather Lawrence, Crystal Lawrence and Shauna Bevan. “Hospice should be thought of David Juarez Congratulations to the future classes of 2018 and 2019. as being the last piece of the puzzle that needs to Esperana Chavez be in place in the overall end of life health care for Christopher Ruben patients and their families.” Belverstone

– Ronald R. Trudel, MD, MS Tooele County Medical Director for Comfort Hospice Care 801-544-7056

New Beginnings Preschool graduates are: (l-r front) Chanda Bigelow, Tysen Weyland, Carter Grgich, Cody Colovich, Brett Memmott, Sadie Moulton; (second row) Josie Tollefson, Sydney Robinson, Taylore Elton, Emma Jackson, Shaylie Davis, Shiloh Matheson, Clarissa Pankratz; (third row) Justin Butler, Nickolas Squire, Karly Kolb, Collin Lawrence, Mesa Weight, Peerce Matravers, Jessica Gubler, Eibhleann Newell; (back) teachers Heather Lawrence, Crystal Lawrence and Shauna Bevan. Congratulations to the future classes of 2018 and 2019. TUESDAY June 14, 2005 A7 CHIP enrollment begins next month The Utah Department of Health In December 2001, the UDOH total number of children who can (UDOH) will open the Children’s reached the maximum number of be covered by CHIP at any one time Health Insurance Program (CHIP) children that the FY2002 budget is determined by available funding. for enrollment beginning July 1, could cover and chose to begin The UDOH encourages parents, 2005. CHIP will remain open until operating CHIP with open enroll- grandparents, teachers and others further notice. ment sessions. Open enrollment who care for children to contact The 2005 Legislature passed windows began three years ago 1-877-KIDS-NOW to receive infor- Rep. David Hogue’s and Sen. Peter (June 2002) and typically run about mation and help spread the word Knudson’s House Bill 114. In March two weeks each. about open enrollment for CHIP. Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr., signed According to the 2004 UDOH Beginning Friday, July 1, appli- HB 114 which provides an addi- Health Status Survey, 250,000 cations will be accepted in person, tional $3.3 million in state funds Utahns are uninsured, of which online at www.health.utah.gov/ to insure 12,000 more children 62,800 are children. CHIP is a health chip, or by mail. Learn more about — bringing the maximum number insurance plan for children funded CHIP by making a simple call to of children covered from 28,000 jointly by the federal and state gov- 1-877-KIDS-NOW to find a UDOH to 40,000 children. With the recent ernments. To receive CHIP, chil- eligibility office in your area. increase in funding, the CHIP dren must qualify based on family Beginning in late June, the budget is $51,000,000 for FY2006. size and household income. For UDOH will run its “A Good Call The State budget contribution will example, a family of four earning for Kids” English/Spanish media draw down $40,700,000 in funding up to $38,700 a year may qualify. In campaign featuring children who from the Federal Government. addition, children must be younger have benefited from CHIP. Watch photography / Troy Boman With the increased funding, the than 19, U.S. citizens or legal resi- and listen for more information The Utah Sheriff’s Association has awarded $1,000 scholarship to three graduates from high schools in Tooele County to attend the colleges of their choice. Pictured above (l-r) is Bryan Murray and Ashley Arbon UDOH anticipates keeping CHIP dents, and not currently covered by about CHIP open enrollment on along with Tooele County Sheriff Frank Park. Not pictured is award winner Chad Valdez, a 2005 graduate of open for several months and is not health insurance to qualify. Once TV and radio and in newspapers. Tooele High School. Monies for the scholarships come from the citizens of the county who have donated to the yet announcing a closing date for enrolled on CHIP, families may be CHIP enrollment information will Utah Sheriff’s Honorary Membership Program. The criteria for the scholarship is for the student to be studying the open enrollment. “We’ll keep required to pay premiums of up to also be disseminated through com- in a field associated with law enforcement with emphasis given to those who have family members working the program open to enrollment $25 every three months. Premiums munity partners, schools, childcare in law enforcement. Ashley Arbon’s grandfather is Mr. Joe Bates, who is a process server for Tooele County until all of the newly funded open- and small co-pays make it possible agencies, and advocacy groups. and Tooele City. Bryan Murray’s father is Glen Murray is a member of Tooele County Sheriffs’ Department and ings are filled,” says Michael Hales, for CHIP to insure more children. For more information, visit www. Chad Valdez’s aunt is Becky Bracken, a detective with the Tooele City Police Department. Assistant Director, Health Care Since 1998, CHIP has covered health.utah.gov/chip or call 1-877- Financing, UDOH. more than 86,000 Utah kids. The KIDS-NOW.

year? Our society in general has followed the path of our downward ‘Mondo’ wave of Taco Del Mars open Letters become so tolerant — no one is sliding society. Do we want him to continued from page A4 taking responsibility for their own continue being a county commis- actions. Shouldn’t Mr. Rockwell sioner making these kind of deci- in Utah, including Tooele restaurant about the egging of Principal Mike first determine if his son was sions? Come on Mr. Rockwell and Westover’s home and the com- involved and if so, require him to be a real dad and have your child Right on the heels of the open- tious and delicious Mexican food menu options ranging from mis- ments Mr. Dennis Rockwell has pay restitution for the damage and own up to his decisions. ing of its new, fresh “Baja-style” that we know Utahns crave,” said sion-style Alaskan Cod, boneless made. make apologies instead of suing. Ray Shepherd Mexican food restaurants in Roy Bill Wright, Taco Del Mar Master chicken, roasted pork, or spicy It sounds like Mr. Rockwell Sounds like Mr. Rockwell has West Valley City and Taylorsville, Taco Del Mar has Developer. “We are confident we beef burritos to vegan offerings, needs to back away and take announced that it will open eight can contend with the other quick- to tacos, enchiladas, salads and a look at what he is doing. His more locations in Utah during the serve restaurants, as well as with quesadillas. Each Taco Del Mar child is going to have a very Coach Pitch Baseball remainder of 2005, including a res- the traditional, sit-down Mexican- long and difficult life if daddy is restaurant’s decor also sets the taurant on June 16 in Tooele at food restaurants by offering always going to step in and take Tooele vs. Dugway Baja mood, with surf murals, 1371 North Main Street. Utahns fast, healthy and filling the punches for him. If he egged Cost: $40.00 Ages: 7-8 Co-ed thatched umbrellas, long board The Tooele Taco Del Mar grand Baja Mexican food.” the house, let him pay the conse- P.L.A.Y. Sports opening will feature a beach party Taco Del Mar restaurants will tabletops and background music. quences with all the other boys beginning Thursday, June 16 at 7 soon open at the following loca- All are part of the brand’s “Inner and/or girls that took part in the 843-8471 p.m. There will be a parking lot tions in Utah: Baja” experience. Learn more terrible deed. Call Fast to Reserve Your Spot dance with music by local DJ, Layton—765 W. Antelope Drive about Taco Del Mar’s quick-serve Mark Davis, as well as activities St. George—42 N. River Road What is happening in Tooele? Space is Limited to First 25 Athletes Mexican menu and locations at for children, free giveaways, draw- Cedar City—1322 S. Providence Last year the baseball team and 8 Weeks of Play Starting on Monday Nights July 11th ings, and 25 percent off all food Center HYPERLINK “http://www.tacodel- rape, this year egging the princi- and drinks. Clinton—1917 W. 1800 N. mar.com” www.tacodelmar.com. pal’s house, what’s coming next Taco Del Mar locations will soon So. Salt Lake—1297 E. Miller dot the Utah map from Clinton to Avenue St. George, giving Utahns a healthy, Lindon—595 N. State Street fresh alternative to the typical fast Saratoga Springs—1320 N. Mexican food restaurants. In addi- Redwood Road tion to the Tooele Taco Del Mar About Taco Del Mar opening, the quick serve chain Restaurants currently has five other Utah loca- Now famous in the West for FOURTH OF JULY tions thriving at 7800 S. Redwood its, rippin’ fish tacos and mondo Road in West Jordan, 12600 S. mission-style burritos, the first Tooele City Celebration 1868 W. in Riverton, 1912 W. 5600 Taco Del Mar opened on June 8, S. in Roy, 5500 S. Redwood Road 1992 on Pier 57 in Seattle’s his- in Taylorsville, and 3100 S. 5600 W. toric waterfront district. Differing Independence Day Theme: “Patriotism in Action” in West Valley City. from its category contempo- “This new, big wave of Taco Del raries, and inspired by the funky Mar restaurants opening in Utah shoreline shacks that have dot- July 4th over the next several months is ted the Southern California and in response to the fresh, nutri- Baja beaches, Taco Del Mar offers 7-8:30am: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BREAKFAST, 47 S Main 8:45am: 5K RUN, begins on skyline, registration at 7:30 am or Skinny comic at Tracks register at Dave’s Drugs CASH PRIZES am Comedy comes to Tooele 9:00 : FLY OVER - Jets from Hill Air Force Base For kids entering decorated once again at the Tracks Night 9:00am: PARADE, begins at 2nd South & 2nd East and bikes in the parade! Club. ends at Tooele City Park, 2nd West & Vine St. “We would like to present the world’s skinniest comic After Parade: PARK ACTIVITIES, Tooele City Park, 2nd West & Vine St. pm — Kermit Holiday!” announced 4:00 - ?: BATTLE OF BANDS - Tooele City Park club promoter Ron Baum. “If 10:00pm: FIREWORKS, Deseret Peak Complex you’ve seen him on the Comedy Showcase or any where else, you know there is nothing thin about the laughs he gets.” Celebrate the 4th of July, 2005 Holiday will be on stage with Plans are under way for the 2005, 4th of July celebration in Tooele. Please several other comedy acts start- contact the individuals listed for information on the following events: ing at 9 p.m. on Wednesday, June 15. After the comedy show Parade Paul Tenhet 882-3820 the regional adult karaoke finals will be held for some great priz- Karl Scott 882-8826 es. Park Activities/Booths Kathy Harris 843-2140 Kermit Holiday “Come see fabulous local tal- Entertainment Susan Trujillo 882-5496 ent compete for this title,” Baum Baum invites the public to said. come enjoy the show and a great Rodeo Jim Harrell 882-2463 Tickets are available at meal. He suggests that patrons 5K Run Bob Stradford 882-4111 Tracks (1641 N. Main, Tooele) get there early as seats sell out Chamber Breakfast Jeff England 882-1873 by calling 882-4040. fast. We encourage all families, businesses, church groups, etc., to build a float and enter it in the parade. All motorized parade entries must have two GRAND people on foot located at the front side of the entry to walk along the parade MARSHALL, route for safety to spectators. The parade route has been lengthened down CLEA Main Street to 400 North over to 2nd West. Thanks SULLIVAN July 2nd & 4th to all the businesses in town that made our charity benefit a success, at J&J’s Lounge. RODEO A special thanks to Barbara All Events at the Deseret Peak Complex Garcia who worked so hard on 7pm: Muttin’ Bustin’ 8pm: Bit & Spur Rodeo getting donations. Thanks to employees who donated their Muttin’ Bustin’ & Hide Races – Sign up June 27th, 6pm - 10pm time, all customers, friends & Contact Tammy Sternberg, 882-5099 relatives. Hide Races: Limited 10 teams per night- Entry Fee: $25 per team (16 yrs. & older) Muttin’ Bustin’: Entry fee is $10 per person, limited 20 per night. Jack & Jeannette Paulette Family Night – Saturday, July 2nd Discount pre-sale tickets can be purchased at Deseret Peak Feed, Tooele County Courthouse and 7-11. The tickets will be available June 20th. Pre-sale tickets will also be sold at the City Park during the 4th of July activities. A8 TUESDAY June 14, 2005 Teacher brightened lives of students by Mark Watson Colorado. STAFF WRITER “Dugway is a very good com- The Donnie and Marie show at munity, it’s not the life for every- Dugway Elementary has come to one, but we raised two kids and an end. both graduated from Dugway Last year Marie Mestas retired High and seem to be doing OK,” from Dugway Elementary and this Don joked. year her husband Donnie joined At Dugway Don taught third her as a retiree after 35 years grade last year and sixth grade teaching in the Tooele County the year before. School District. He said the number of stu- Most people welcome retire- dents dwindled over the years ment and release from the work- and this year the school had only place, but Don loved teaching one teacher per grade. Don Mestas school. “When I first got here from Ibapah, we had two teachers for “It was always nice to have that taught at Ibapah Elementary. summer break, but I never really each grade,” Don said. Marie taught grades kindergarten For now, Don and Marie plan did dread going to work. I loved through third, and Donnie taught to see the light bulb go on when to ease into retirement with no grades fourth through sixth. special plans. They will need to a young person started to grasp a Prior to teaching in the West subject,” Don said. leave Dugway. “You can’t live here Desert, Donnie taught three unless you work here,” Don said. Starting out, Donnie and Marie years in Mississippi and a year in

�� Nancy Roberts and Carl Roberts talk with school board member Kendall Thomas (right) at last week’s school board meeting. The Roberts retired this year after teaching 30 years together at Dugway High School. Dugway duo says farewell to community �� by Mark Watson grew to love the place.” ed, the interesting thing is that STAFF WRITER Although he was head football someone new could move in When an educator associates coach for a few years and head and they would fit in right away. �� with a student for six years, they golf coach for 18 years, Carl Everyone seems to fit in regard- enjoyed his time as an assistant less of race or ethnicity,” he said. �� see plenty of highs and lows in �� that student’s life. coach. “There are very few cliques.” “It was great to associate with Nancy taught English, French �� Such was the case for Carl the kids. I liked being an assis- and helped produce the year- and Nancy Roberts, a husband- tant coach because you could book every year. She ended up � �� and-wife team, who retired this teach the fundamentals and you teaching the same students as � �� year after teaching 32 and 27 didn’t have the pressure of being they progressed through high � �� years respectively at Dugway responsible for wins and losses,” school. � �� High School. he said. “They were mine for five “I would have the same Teachings students at a years,” she said. � �� students year after year, and military installation had some The Roberts are in the process � �� it was interesting, some who advantages. of moving to Pleasant Grove. � �� challenged me when they were “Like most schools you had “Teaching in Dugway is a way � �� younger became great students your achievers and those who of life, you put your life on hold. and much easier to teach later liked to coast, but nearly all the I’m an insatiable reader so I on. I loved them to death,” students showed great respect will have time to read more and �� Nancy said. for teachers,” Carl said. travel,” Nancy said. �� “It’s such a great place to live In addition to teaching physi- “I’ll get back into golf, maybe �� and teach,” Carl said. “I was cal education, Carl taught U.S. do a little fly fishing. I’m a big hired as the head football coach studies and legal classes. Lewis and Clark fan so I might �� 32 years ago and came there “Dugway is a wonderful com- retrace some of their travels,” thinking I would stay for three munity; people are close,” Carl Carl said. or four years and move on, but I said. “Even though it is isolat- e-mail:[email protected] �� Retiring elementary teachers will miss students and faculty Tooele County Search & Rescue by Mark Watson touched our lives. I have had STAFF WRITER a lot of nice people touch my Three retiring elementary life.” teachers in the Tooele County England said one trend in 13th Annual School District said they will education she will not miss is miss helping children. all the mandatory testing and They also expressed appre- paperwork involved. ciation to fellow teachers and “It seemed like you never had administrators. time to just teach,” she said. Three of the 13 teachers Broadhead taught third grade retiring from Tooele County at West Elementary for the past 14 years, and fifth grade for five DEMOLITIONDEMOLITION DERBYDERBY School District this year include Vikki England, who taught 30 years before that. She taught at Harris Elementary for two years. years in the district; LaDonna 2nd Place Broadhead taught 22 years in the Broadhead, who served the Tooele County School District $ district for 24 years; and Beth and 24 years overall. 1st Place 1000 Knickerbocker who worked 16 Vikki England “I’ve always loved West years as a teacher. Plus Trophy Elementary. My five children $ “I liked being with the chil- attended West Elementary and 1800 dren; the children were wonder- now I have grandchildren who ful,” England said. Plus Trophy are or will soon be attending “I have enjoyed working with West Elementary. West has a 3rd Place students. It’s rewarding to help friendly atmosphere with good $ students learn, and watch them leadership, parental support and grow and progress. The best part faculty unity,” she said. 500 of teaching is the relationship “The aspect of teaching I will Plus Trophy with the students,” Broadhead miss most is my association added. with students, parents, faculty “I really liked to see the growth and staff. in the students I worked with, Knickerbocker worked both academically and socially,” with students who had learn- Knickerbocker said. ing disabilities. She worked • TROPHIES England completed her at Grantsville Elementary, career teaching grades first Grantsville Middle School, • HEAT WINNERS through third grades at Middle LaDonna Broadhead Stansbury Park Elementary and Canyon Elementary in Tooele. Middle Canyon Elementary. • GRUDGE MATCHES She worked there the past “Some of the students three years, and at Northlake I worked with were not able • POWDER PUFF Elementary in Tooele for one to talk, some were in wheel year before that. England chairs, some had behavior prob- • CASH PRIZES taught 26 years at Grantsville lems that interfered with their Elementary School. She even learning, some were slow learn- had the opportunity of teaching ers, and some had missed out her grandson during her career. on learning a specific concept England transferred to that slowed their progress,” Northlake so she could teach on Knickerbocker said. the year-round schedule, which She will also miss having an she thought was better for her- SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH • 6:00 PM positive impact on children and self and students. The district their families, and the associa- has since discontinued that pro- tion of some really great peo- gram. ple. Deseret Peak Complex • 2930 West Highway 112 “It seemed like the students “It takes a village to raise were easier to work on the year- a child, and it takes everyone Tooele, UT • 843-4000 • Gates Open: 5:00 pm round schedule. I was sad to see Beth Knickerbocker in a school, custodians, cooks, that change,” she said. secretaries, teachers, principals, “I’ve worked with some great motto is that all of us are largely as well as others, to educate a people,” England said. “My the product of lives that have student,” Knickerbocker said. TICKETS SIGN UP AT… CHILDREN.....12.. .and... .under...... $5 ADULTS...... $10 TOOELE SUPPLY Get the Full Story! FAMILY....2. adults..... 4.. children...... $5.. .ea... .add...... $30 (435) 882-2464 SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 Ticketmaster.com/Deseret Peak Complex FAX (435) 882-2447 S.L.C. 531-1313 Download rules at www.co.tooele.ut.us/demoderby 175 North Main • Tooele, UT 84074 A9 TUESDAY June 14, 2005 Sports

From The Sidelines GHS hires Derby leaders successful should receive net coach kudos for sports’ by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville High School announced last month Patrick J. rise, popularity Ciervo will take the head coaching reigns of the storied Cowboy net programs beginning next fall. ports have always Veteran Coach Don Wayne been popular and Nelson stepped down after last Shighly attended fall’s second place state finish in events for decades in the Class 3A State Girls Tennis Tooele County. championships in St. George and The stands have been David Millward led the boys team packed full of frenzied to a second place region finish, sports fanatics for state, top five state finish this spring and legion and little league the entire starting lineup qualified baseball, football, basket- for the state tennis tournament. ball, wrestling, swimming Nick Drake Nelson guided GHS net teams and softball. SPORTS EDITOR to a state record in tennis for While the nation’s pre- the most girls net crowns, 18, mier televised sports one better than perennial power have taken much of local fans’ attention and region rival Ogden with 17 for decades, those sports had better look photography/Troy Boman girls tennis titles and Cowboy net out — they’ve got company. A pair of cars sandwich another in the 2004 Search and Rescue Demolition Derby last summer. The 13th annual event will organizations, under Nelson and be held Saturday at the Deseret Peak Complex with new ways to earn money for derby drivers. The 13th annual Tooele County Search Coach Bob Williams, have also and Rescue Demolition Derby continues to captured the most combined state increase attendance over the past decade titles of any sports program in as motorsport fanatics packed into the Derby leader expects another Utah with 40, five better than the Deseret Peak Complex outdoor facility Brighton swim teams (35) and 14 Saturday. better than the Mountain View The first-ever derby held in the area cross country programs (26) and was in 1988 and the luster of the sport has smashin’ good time Saturday Delta wrestling (26). mushroomed ever since. GHS Principal Leon Jones said Tooele’s Fred Dennison competed in the by Nick Drake Quintero said only nine drivers sold for a person to drive a demo his is excited to have a veteran second derby ever at the Bit-N-Spur rodeo SPORTS EDITOR had registered by today for the highly derby car built by THS auto stu- tennis coach of Ciervo’s caliber grounds in 1989, where nearly 400 specta- Car fanatics and enthusiasts will anticipated event this weekend but dents to drive in the Tooele County come to Grantsville and lead the tors witnessed the area’s fledgling sport. pack the Deseret Peak Complex says there should be many more sign Fair Demo Derby Aug. 6. Tickets, storied tennis programs. However, while the event drew over 30 Saturday for another smashin’ good up by race day. He expects between which are $5 per ticket or 5 tickets “I would say that we are pleased drivers for nearly every year afterwards, time. 20 and 25 derby drivers to sign up by for $20, can be purchased at this to have someone with the experi- the attendance figures have recently bal- The 13th annual Tooele County race time Saturday. weekend’s derby or by calling Jerry ence, expertise and skill that Pat looned to dramatic proportions. Over the Search & Rescue 2005 Demolition One of the big draws this year Hansen at 882-5202 or by stopping Ciervo brings to Grantsville,” he past 11 years, the sport has continued its Derby is expected to draw another is some strong payouts for the top in Tooele City parts houses which noted. “We feel he is capable of success and popularity of the rare and huge crowd to witness drivers smash three performers. The champion will include Parts Plus, NAPA Auto and continuing the great tradition of unusual art of smashing cars for entertain- and crash their way to some impres- receive a winning purse of $1,800 CarQuest. winning in tennis that Grantsville ment. sive results at the state-of-the-art while runner-up honors earns a Hansen also said a Tooele High has enjoyed under the tutelage of Enrique Quintero has taken on the tre- motorsport facility. strong $1,000 check. The third place School student, who won the raffle Don Wayne Nelson and many oth- mendous and difficult task of keeping this Last year nearly 6,500 friends, fam- purse is $500. last month at THS, will also be drivers in Grantsville.” rich Tooele County tradition on a continual ily and car fanatics cheered, jeered Quintero said there are three heats ing in this weekend’s event. Ciervo said he is encouraged to uprise and the second-year chairman has and applauded 20 derby contenders currently scheduled plus grudge Quintero encourages derby fans continue to lead a tradition-rich some big shoes to fill since Dennison vying for top honors and eye-pop- matches and finals so far, but more to pre-purchase tickets or get to program like Grantsville. stepped down nearly two years ago. ping financial awards. heats may be added pending on how the gates early to avoid missing the “I want to continue the great But a hearty thanks should go to A year ago, it was Stockton’s Lance many drivers register between today event from start to finish. Tickets can tradition that has been established Dennison who spent countless hours of Hunter that captured top honors in and Saturday. be purchased through ticketmaster. at Grantsville HS – both on and dedication and commitment to keeping a his ‘76 Chrysler New Yorker while The golden tones of veteran com or at the Deseret Peak Ticket off the tennis courts,” he stated. unique sport alive and increasing interest Russ Slater grabbed silver and Lake demolition derby announcer Russell Office. “I want to measure our success on an annual basis until he handed over the Point’s Jeff Quibell took third place Steadman will entertain and keep “We expect a large turnout on by not only our records but by reigns to Quintero a year ago. as well. the derby fans informed and excited Saturday and fans should either pre- the success of the players in their There have been thousands of motors- This year Enrique Quintero, sec- about top notch competition. purchase tickets or get there early sportsmanship; their academic port fans thrilled at the talent and smash- ond-year chairman of the 2005 Tooele Tickets are $10 for adults and to avoid standing in line before the achievements; and by their willing- ing success of each year’s competition. County Search & Rescue Demolition $6 for children 12-years and under. event,” he added. “We expect a lot of ness to never say ‘I can’t’. Tennis is Kudos go to Dennison and Quintero for Derby, anticipates around the same Families (two adults, four children) excitement and drama and we don’t a sport that can be played the rest their tremendous commitment to the sport number of car fans and fanatics will will be admitted for $30. The gates want our fans to miss a thing.” of their lives – it can be a great and raising the bar in an unusual but popu- hit the turnstiles and flock to one of will open at 5 p.m. with the smashing Quintero said the derby point sys- lar sport in Tooele County. the premier summer events in Tooele event getting under way at 6 p.m. County. There are also raffle tickets being SEE DERBY PAGE A10 SEE NET PAGE A10 Sports Wrap Lady Buffs edge Improve volleyball skills THS summer Volleyball Camp will be held Lehi for state title Monday-Thursday, June 27-30. The cost is $125 per athlete and will be by Nick Drake held at the Tooele High School gymnasiums. Sports Editor Any 8-12 grade girl interested in attending Tooele Coach Barry Pitt knew going into the needs to contact Coach Laura Andrews at Class 3A State Softball tournament, that his team 882-7748. had the talent to win it all. THS tennis camp, lessons The veteran softball coach knew it would but The annual Tooele High School tennis just a matter of execution, timely hitting and stel- camp will be held July 11-14 at the THS ten- lar defensive play behind their pitching tandem of nis courts. Lindsey Palmer and Lauren Folta to make another All high school aged players are invited to title run. come to either camp or both. The camp will And when Lehi beat Snow Canyon earlier May be held every day from 8 a.m. to noon and the 14 in St. George, Coach Pitt knew his team would entry fee is $50 per person. face a formidable foe. There are private lessons with a $20 pri- However, Tooele had ‘been there, done that’ vate and semi-private lesson with THS Coach in title games before and the experience proved Derek Smith and a group fee of $7 per person to pay big dividends early on. The Lady Buffs with three or more people. Call for available received everything that is needed to fend off the times which began June 6 and conclude tough Lady Pioneers and register a 3-1 triumph and through Aug. 11. record their third-straight state softball crown. The Summer lesson session will be June Palmer led off the game with a single and pinch- 28-Aug. 11 with high school level (ages 14- runner MeKenzi Pacheco later scored on a timely 18), juniors (ages 10-14) and pee wees (ages hit by Kelsey Mendenhall to stake the two-time 6-9) with an entry fee of $7 per person per state champs to a lead it would never relinquish. day. There will be Olympic Tennis sched- Folta and Kristen Evans also scored unearned uled every Wednesday at the THS courts runs later in the game to provide the winning with beginners (6:30-7:30 p.m.) and Advanced margin and provide another perfect title run for (7:30-8:30 p.m.) with an entry fee of $2 per Tooele, their third straight. In fact, the perfect hour of play. state tournament trip marked the third consecu- For more information about lessons, camps tive post-season the Lady Buffs have run the table or summer tennis contact THS Coach Derek and now own a stellar 15-game win streak in the Smith at 843-1172. coveted tourney. The two-time defending champs outscored its Overlake Ladies winners five state foes by a 22-5 margin to seize a remark- There have been a number of league events able third consecutive state softball crown. There to date in the Overlake Ladies Golf League to was timely hitting from Palmer, Kristen Evans, date. Kelsey Mendenhall, Cherise Herrera, Jessica Rita Currey topped the low gross division Howsden, Amanda Snow, Folta, Amber Castagno of the Icebreaker tournament held April 29 and Amy Petersen all throughout the tournament. and also earned the low putts honor as well. Tooele now ties Box Elder, Juan Diego and Alta Jane Gillis won the low net crown. for the second-best state title run in the history of In the May 6 league event, Best Nines, the sport in Utah and now sets its sights on tying photography/Troy Boman Tooele’s Lindsey Palmer rips a pitch in the Class 3A State Softball championship game against Lehi. The Lady the state record with four straight state titles as six SEE WRAP PAGE A10 Buff hurler not only pitched a three-hitter against the Lady Pioneers in the title tilt, Palmer also provided a lead off single that led to the game’s first run and an eventual 3-1 triumph and third-consecutive state title. SEE TITLE PAGE A10 TUESDAY June 14, 2005 A10

bers of a program are only worried about what they Net will individually get out of it, failure is certain. In the continued from page A9 coaching profession, a great deal of decisions are made about people. People that can not be trusted family sport. absolutely can not be involved with the program. On “I am truly excited about the future with these ten- the road to success, problems will eventually arise. nis teams,” he added. “They have had great success Everyone must be unconditionally committed to one and I want to continue to build and do whatever is another, and willing to be called upon as part of the necessary to take these teams to even greater heights. answer. When a team’s members are proud to be I believe in having fun – my wife says she has six kids involved with the team, and loyal to its cause, disci- – I am the sixth. I also believe in conditioning; train- pline becomes the engine which drives the team. A ing throughout the year; and hard work. My motto for coach must instill discipline throughout the program. my teams will be – pursuing victory with honor.” Discipline means everyone has to have a routine they Ciervo noted his coaching philosophy is simple but follow, day in and day out, with total priority and has been effective for nearly two decades. conviction that their routine will get the job done. “My coaching philosophy is rather simple,” he said. Discipline is vital. A coach cannot develop poise “To coach is to teach. A coach teaches through a among his team unless it is disciplined. Poise means chosen sport by creating an atmosphere that enables being able to count on yourself to do the right thing, the organizations’s members to learn to be success- regardless of the pressure or situation. The charac- ful. Sports are basically morale games. If a team does teristics a coach must have when creating the learn- not have morale, they do not have a chance to be ing atmosphere are: consistency, organization, atten- successful. If the coach is a good teacher, one able tion to detail, technical knowledge, positive thinking, to teach exactly what needs to be done, and the team and preparation. Each factor must be accounted for. members have good morale, the programs’s success When these factors are combined with good morale is inevitable. Without positive morale, the team does (pride, loyalty, and discipline), a coach has a chance not have a chance to reach its full potential. Morale is to be successful.” made up of three qualities, and a coach develops each Ciervo graduated from Reading HS in Reading, photography/Troy Boman in the teaching process.” Pa, graduated from The University of Arkansas in A pair of demolition derby cars collide in last year’s Search And Rescue Demolition Derby at the Deseret The new GHS coach said there are a number of Fayetteville, Ar. His coaching resume is impressive. Peak Complex. The 13th annual event will be held Saturday, beginning at 6 p.m., at the popular Tooele things he expects from his teams. Ciervo has coached 18 years at Holy Name High and County affair. “First, pride is something a coach must nurture Hamburg High, winning numerous county, district within the team,” he noted. “The coach must develop and state titles. a sense of pride among the team members that they “My players have won singles and doubles titles automatic trip to the finals.” are special, because each sacrifices to be a part of in our county, district, and state tournaments,” he Each contestant in Saturday’s competition will the program. Individuals assume additional responsi- said. “I have players play at the following col- Derby continued from page A9 be awarded points for their placement and it will bilities and obligations when they choose to become leges Penn State, Swarthmore, Franklin, Marshal, carry over into the Tooele County Fair competi- a member of the team. Those who do not sacrifice Albright; Moravian, Mt. St. Marys, Elizabethtown and tem is still in place but “the points for each tion. The driver with the most points combined their individual ambitions every day, in support of a Alvernia. award will be lowered so more derby drivers can in the two races will accept a check of $1,000 we and us atmosphere, have to make a decision. No He also coached high school girls basketball for have a chance to win the money.” more for becoming the most successful derby one is prideful of achieving easy tasks. However, eight years as well. Cierov served as the Bishop of the “We’re excited to implement new ideas into driver in the two events combined. when people are challenged to achieve difficult Reading Ward for the past six plus years. this year’s derbies,” he added. “One is where a Quintero also noted that audience participa- things they get filled with pride. Therefore, it’s each He has been married to Sheila K. Ciervo for 33 driver will start with a $200 bounty and any car tion is vital for Most Aggressive Driver of each team member’s obligation to the program to perform years and has five children, Tiffany (graduated from that knocks that particular car out of the race heat and derby and could play a big part in the difficult things, and demand the same from each Mansfield University), Stacy (graduated from Weber will earn that bounty on the spot after the heat. overall points system winner. other. This ties directly into loyalty. State, served LDS mission in Chile), Holly (graduated And second, we will have a car sit in the middle For more infos contact the Deseret Peak “A coach cannot compromise loyalty,” he added. from the U. of Utah, served mission in Louisiana), of the arena for 60 seconds and if they don’t Ticket office at 843-4020 or call Quintero at 801- “The coach needs to create a ‘what can I do for the Ryan (junior at Weber State, served LDS mission in move they will earn a monetary award and an 809-2112. team’ attitude throughout the program. When mem- Spain) and Emily (a senior at BYU).

the best poker hands. In sec- Sharon Moe tied for the low net Tooele struck for another tally drew a lead off walk and moved ond flight action, Nelson and title. Frankland and Hess gar- in the top of the second stanza. to second on a sacrifice bunt by Wrap Title Hess tied for top honors in the nered the best poker hands of Folta was hit by a pitch, stole sec- teammate Marci Gray. Then, Lady continued from page A9 continued from page A9 low gross while Frankland and the second flight. ond, moved to third on an Amber Pioneer slugger Kylee Steadman returning starters, including both Castagno fly ball and bolted home cracked a RBI triple to push home Currey seized the first flight best starting pitchers, back next year on a Lehi fielding miscue to extend Lehi’s lone tally of the game, still front gross crown while Betty for the Lady Buffs. the margin to 2-0. with one out. But Palmer reached Donnelly earned the best back Pet of the Week The Lady Buffs finished the Evans opened the third inning back to strike out a Lady Pioneer gross title. Donnelly took home spectacular 2005 campaign with a with a ground ball that Lehi boot- slugger, walked McKensy Hillstead the best front low net crown and 22-3 overall record. ed, moved to second on a ground and then got a pop out to end the Currey garnered the best back Headed into the tournament, ball and darted home on anoth- threat and preserve the two-run net title as well, all in first flight Tooele Coach Barry Pitt said the er Lehi miscue on a ball hit by edge. action. In second flight action, Class 3A field was as balanced and Jessica Howsden to build a three- Lehi would record a single by Marlene Nelson topped the best wide open as it’s ever been. He run lead, 3-0. Megan Zimmerman in the sixth front gross crown while Jane said the state championship title The Lady Buffs nearly struck and a hit by Chantyl Hansen in the Gillis and Faye McClure grabbed could have been captured by not on the fourth as well when Amy seventh. But neither would reach the best back gross title. Gillis only his team, but favored squads Petersen ripped a two-out double. scoring position and Palmer kept also won the best front low net like Bear River, North Sanpete, However, a ground out ended the the entire Lehi line up off balance crown and Nelson won the best Canyon View, Lehi, Grantsville threat and kept the game a three- throughout the affair. Palmer scat- back low net title. and Snow Canyon. run affair. tered three hits, struck out six and Gillis topped the May 12 And coincidentally, it was Lehi Lehi finally broke into the scor- walked just two to earn her third Throw Out event with a top low that started and ended the Lady ing column in the bottom of the straight state title victory on the gross tally and Barrie Frankland Buffs three-year title string. Tooele fourth but failed to take advantage mound. won the low net event as well. nipped the Lady Pioneers 2-0 May of its lone scoring opportunity of Palmer, Evans, Mendenhall and In the may 20 Low Field Shots 12 in St. George to begin a run of the game to slice even further into Petersen recorded one hit each to event, Dollie Gregrich won the four consecutive wins in route to the contest. Megan Zimmerman trigger the Lady Buff attack. first flight low gross crown and the coveted state softball crown. Jane Gillis followed with the Coach Pitt said he was a little first flight low net title. Jennifer concerned about the match-up Hess topped the second flight against the Lady Pioneers. low gross field and Frankland “I really thought against them, won the second flight low net we could hit better in the title crown as well. Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be game,” he said. “We had seen both Cher Zirker logged the best required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. of their pitchers and I felt we first low gross tally to win the Shelters are only required to hold animals for would put the ball in play more May 27 D I Formal tournament three days before they are euthanized. than we did. I think I was con- and Currey was right behind cerned because we let them stay with a silver score in the divi- For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals close in both games and it gave sion. McClure recorded the first available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at them the confidence that they 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville low net score and Gillis was Animal Shelter at 884-6881. could get us with a couple of right behind with a second place breaks. But the girls were confi- score. McClure claimed the low Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. dent they could beat everyone in putts crown in the event. the tournament and sometimes I In the June 3 Par Poker felt like they might be a little bit event, Gregrich won the first Tooele Veterinary Clinic too over confident.” flight low gross title and Currey “But against Lehi, we came out topped the low net divisions as 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 ready and scored quick on them, well. Gregrich and Currey had got them down and kept them down,” he added. “We came out hitting really good early. And when Lindsey pitches in a title time, she always seems to be focused and have her best game. Once we got the lead, I knew they would have a hard time scoring three runs against Lindsey.” A story and quotes from the Lady Buff players will be published in a future edition. Tooele 3 - Lehi 1 The Lady Buffs pushed home a run in the first three innings of the title tilt May 14 in St. George and Palmer made the lead stick the rest of the way to earn their third- consecutive softball title. Palmer greeted Lehi hurler Nicole Zimmerman with a single Desert Dive Shack to lead off the game and pinch- runner Pacheco took to the base paths. Pacheco sped to third on a single by Kelsey Mendenhall and bolted home on a Lady Pioneer Right here in Tooele fielding miscue to stake Tooele to a quick 1-0 cushion before Lehi had a chance to come to bat. Beginner to Advanced PADI Scuba Instruction Meanwhile, Palmer was on Scuba Gear Rental: Scuba Air Fills her game. 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photography / Mike Call The 2005 Pioneer Jubilee at the Historic Benson Grist Mill was a huge success. (Clockwise from top) Luli Josephson of the Wasatch Wool Pack Hand Spinners and Louise Cooper of Ogden Northern Utah Fiber show their skills on spinning wheels. Members of the Utah Square Dancing Association demonstrate how in step they are. Mill Director Marilyn Shields talks with members of the Sons of Utah Pioneer near their hand cart display. Wendi Ricci shows some youngsters how to churn butter. Ahlstroms (Pink, Marty and Lyle interest to the public. It was that the Pioneer Jubilee isn’t Jubilee on guitar, mandolin and bass). fun for many people to see the just another party. It has a com- continued from page A1 Square dancing, after a pig sun rise over the Jubilee in hot mendable and worthy purpose roast and barbecue, were new air balloon rides. The entertain- behind it. pioneer craft or game, or for additions to the Jubilee this year. ment throughout the day was a “The Pioneer Jubilee is a won- sharing educational histories Hot air balloon rides, sponsored lot of fun.” derful opportunity to learn about and aspects of pioneer life. by Remax Realty, were a new “I had so much fun this year at the pioneers and pioneer life,” The Tooele Quilters displayed novelty as well, beginning bright the Jubilee! It was the best one Remington told the Transcript colorful and intricate works; and early at 7 a.m. yet!” Remington said. Bulletin at the outset of the Mill’s summer pioneer recipes were Although it was another great For the Benson Grist Mill, season. “Many of the skills and shared; and simple pioneer Jubilee for the Mill — just pass- every event seems to be the best crafts of the pioneers are rarely games were available for the ing their 150th anniversary was one yet. They just get better and seen today. The Jubilee helps to children in attendance. The Sons of Utah Pioneers a landmark last year — the better. keep these pioneer skills and joined the party this year with Daughters of Utah Pioneers had That’s due largely to the fact traditions alive.” a hand cart demonstration, their own special reasons to cel- and entertainment included ebrate this year. The Benson Grist Mill Pageant “We were excited to celebrate Performers (who will end their the 90th year of the Daughters of 10 year run in August with their Utah Pioneers in Tooele County,” final production of the historical said Condie. “A great deal of musical), Kids Crescendo, The history and pioneer demon- Stow Family Violinists and the strations seemed to be of great

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■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Relay for Life offers hope by Karen Hunt this year, the American Cancer STAFF WRITER Society is hoping to earn over $1 “We’re like sailors in the night million. Many hope research will — being guided by a light. Just someday cure cancer and some- a beacon on the shore, giving body’s grandmother, grandson hope and strength and more,” or spouse won’t have to die. went part of the song, “Every Employees at Mountain West candle has a name” performed Medical Center, who called them- during the luminaria ceremony selves Vonda’s Victory Vixens, at Relay for Life last Friday walked in honor of a co-worker night. who died of cancer last year. The song had special mean- Two team members, Sandy ing to those impacted by can- Lloyd and Sondra Cunningham, cer. Karen Ellevold, chair of this walked briskly around the year’s event, has found that is track. just about everyone. Each could tell of lost loved The event, though, wasn’t ones. sad. Instead volunteer groups “My father, my brother,” Lloyd laughed, competed in a des- photography / Perry Dunn said. sert contest, performed kara- Amber Gygi, a two-time can- “My mother, my aunt,” added oke, played football and volley- cer survivor, celebrated ten Cunningham. ball, talked around camp fires years without the disease at the Both agreed cancer is relent- by their tents and walked laps American Cancer Society Relay less, but hoped their efforts from 7 p.m. Friday to 9:30 a.m. for Life in Tooele last weekend. advanced a cure. Saturday. The American Cancer “For a small price maybe again because it was such a neat Society believes in a philosophy someday there will [be one],” experience,” she said. “Yeah, I of hope. Cunningham said. learned a lot from it. I learned The money raised goes toward Hope in the survivor a ton.” research, cancer education, The event also allowed Gygi lap. patient support programs and At 7 p.m. cancer survivors to explain cancer to her daugh- advocacy. started the relay by completing ter. “I can tell you right now we the first lap together as a group. “I just talked to her today for have about $8 million in research One survivor, Amber Gygi, got the first time,” she said. “She coming to Utah in just cancer Hodgkins Lymphoma at age 16 was like ‘do you still have can- research,” said Scott Thompson, and then again at age 19. This cer’ and I said ‘I just have this Media Relations Marketing year is her 10-year anniversary scar.’” Manager. without the disease. After five years remission, “Walking through this sea “That’s why I wanted to get cancer is considered cured. of lights — I sense unity and photography / Mike Call involved this year,” Gygi said. Hope in research. might. The power of passion in Participants in Relay for Life earned approximately $22,000 to help find a cure for cancer. The event started From a perspective of a Volunteers raised approxi- this place, every memory has with a dinner for cancer survivors on Friday, followed by the opening ceremony to begin the walk at 7 p.m. decade, Gygi can appreciate the mately $22,000 dollars for the a face.” Friday. The relay was stopped briefly during a luminaria ceremony at 9:45 p.m., and then continued all night personal growth that came with until 9:30 a.m. Saturday. American Cancer Society Hope in light. the disease. She was also able to through team fundraising this Zach Groutage, who lost his talk about it to her four-year-old year, purchasing the luminar- nated bags around the track. come and fight,” he said. emonies, pleading for comfort mother to cancer and organized daughter for the first time. ies and auctioning off goods. “The bags represent the hope, and strength for those strug- a Relay for Life at the University Hope in prayer. “It was the worst of experi- Over the last six years Relay for a hope for a better future without gling. of Utah, spoke during the can- Father Matthew Wixted of St. ence of my life, but the cancer Life in Tooele has earned almost cancer and hope that they’ll be dlelight vigil. Marguerite’s offered a heartfelt was the best experiences for my $100,000. Throughout the state able to find the strength to over- prayer during the luminary cer- life. I would go back and do it He referred to the candle-illumi- SEE RELAY PAGE B2

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USANA’s team, Fishing for a Cure, included 18 adults, plus Relay kids. continued from page B1 Jaimie Jarvis of Salt Lake said “These are loved ones we have she’s been coming so long it’s just known — some still here, but become a habit. some are gone. In this time, in “I think cancer is something our own way — as the footsteps that affects everyone and it’s for melt away.” a good cause and we have a good Hope in togetherness. time,” Jarvis said. Members of Waves Amazing Although her grandfather has Racers, a group of women who prostate cancer, Jarvis doesn’t find participated in the event for the the relay sad. third year, said one benefit is the “No, it’s fun,” she said as strength it gives those recently kids tossed a ball and wrestled diagnosed. McDonald behind her. “That’s like Debbie just coming Hope in teamwork. out here tonight and seeing some- Employees at Wal-Mart one else diagnosed with cancer. Distribution Center made up She felt so much better, because three teams with an average of it’s scary,” Tina Grode said. 16 people per team. Managers Each member of the team, cooked hamburgers for those made up of those who work at the in attendance, donated priz- beauty salon and friends, has been es including a 53-inch TV and impacted by cancer in one way or enjoyed walking laps and playing another. football with each other to keep Team leader Susan Albrecht has warm. lost her mom, her dad, her father- Team members expressed a in-law and her mother-in-law to desire to help the event grow cancer. Her husband had cancer, even bigger next year. but beat the disease. “Bring a booth, get your name “He’s doing great. He’s going to out there, share,” Jared Egbert be fine,” she said. said as he walked a lap with Hope in sacrifice. other managers in the company. This year 17 teams, including He said their participation was part of Wal-Mart Distribution photography / Mike Call and Perry Dunn groups from the likes of TFCU, Cancer survivors (above) walked the first lap of Relay for Life at Tooele High School last weekend. Walkers continued the relay from 7 p.m. Center’s philosophy. Envirocare, PM Pediatrics, Tooele Friday until 9:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Tents (below) were set up on the lawn so people could sleep when it was not their turn to walk. High School Cross Country Team “Because we love to support and Affordable Lawn Care con- Relay for Life and the American one another. Kids wore glow neck- “I like it because there’s games tinued the relay throughout the Cancer Society ... and being a laces, but still sat rather seriously and it’s fun,” Bailey said. “That evening. part of Wal-Mart we are a part of looking forward. you’re walking for people that had While some slept in tents set the community,” Egbert said. Then there was a moment of cancer and that have cancer.” up on the football field, others “We see love in every flame — silence. “There’s a name of the ones who walked around the field in turn, like a never ending chain. And The solemnity then ebbed and still are here — there’s a name of hour upon hour. we know — that every candle karaoke began while walkers con- those gone, we still hold dear. It was cold. It was late. has a name.” tinued their laps and teams hud- There’s a name, each one shining Peter McDonald of Salt Lake Hope in quiet. dled by tents around campfires. in the flames, And I know that was there with his girlfriend who During the candle vigil 310 Hope in laughter. every candle has a name.” works for USANA. names were read, one for each Cunningham said her favorite Relay for Life also takes place “I don’t really like staying up all luminary set up around the track. part was, “the little ones who were across Utah in Ogden, West Valley, night, but I understand they want Each name is someone who has singing rub-a-dub-dub in the tub.” Bountiful, Lehi, Provo, Orem, us to understand what it’s like for struggled with cancer. People Young ones performed on stage Kaysville, West Jordan, at the a cancer sufferer to have to be up huddled in coats and blankets in throughout the evening. University of Utah, Salt Lake City, all night to have to get up at 4 a.m. the cold June night air listening Bailey Caldwell, age 9, per- Holladay, Murray, Sandy, Payson, for cancer treatment,” McDonald in silence and perhaps healing. formed the Macarena. Layton and Roy. said. Couples held hands leaning into e-mail: [email protected] Try these Father’s Day delights hen it Chocolate Chip Applesauce Whip soft cream cheese until Bake at 350 degrees for 25 min- comes Cake light. Blend in 1/3 of the frozen utes. Cool and serve (no frosting Wto 1/2 cup oil whipped topping and powdered required) tastes in food, 1 1/2 cups sugar sugar. Spread on cooled crust Topping for Ever-So-Rich Fathers have 2 eggs beaten using a fork to spread. Hunting & some very 2 cups flour Third layer Cupcakes 12 ounces cream cheese Fishing different opin- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 3 ounce package chocolate 2 eggs Licenses ions. 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But, if remaining whipped topping and 1/2 cup butter Rifle/Muzzleloader Northern unit 16,666 available there is one time that Dad ought Better than Anything Dessert nuts as desired. 1/2 cup oil 1/4 cup cocoa to call the shots for his meal, it is Crust Ever-So-Rich Cupcakes 1 cup water General Elk Tags. Father’s Day. 1 cup flour (Makes 2 dozen cupcakes) 2 cups flour Rifle/Muzzleloader Spike Bull 11,000 available Even on desserts, all dads will 1 cube butter, softened 2 cup sugar 1 1/2 cup sugar Rifle/Muzzleloader Any Bull not agree what they like best. 1 cup chopped nuts (walnuts or 2 eggs 1 teaspoon soda Some have a particular favorite pecans) 1 cup oil 2 eggs, beaten th that they just cannot get enough Blend crust together in a 9x13 3 cups flour 1/2 cup buttermilk Thurs, June 16 , of; others love an adventure as dripper pan and spread evenly. 1/2 cup cocoa 1 teaspoon vanilla open at long as it is sweet. The nice thing Crust is quite stiff but can be 2 tablespoons vinegar 7:30AM 1/4 teaspoon salt about fixing desserts is that since spread with a fork. Bake at 350 2 teaspoons vanilla Combine butter, oil, cocoa and everyone enjoys them, they are degrees for 15 to 20 minutes. Let 2 cups water water over medium heat. Slowly generally greeted with enthusiasm cool. 2 teaspoon soda bring to a boil, stirring, remove by everyone in the family. They Second layer 1/2 teaspoon salt from heat. Sift flour, sugar, salt, may even offer to help! 1 8-ounce package cream Beat together sugar, egg and We will match any advertised price. soda and cinnamon into large Here are a few recipes to try cheese oil. Add remaining ingredients. bowl. Add chocolate mix to flour for the big day. They range from 1 cup powdered sugar Mix and fill muffin tins (greased mix. Mix well. Stir in beaten eggs, light to filling. Enjoy! 1 large carton frozen whipped and floured) 1/3 full. Top with a 9am-6pm Mon -Sat buttermilk and vanilla. Pour into topping, thawed heaping teaspoonful of topping. greased 9 x 13 pan Bake at 375 degrees for 25 – 30 minutes. Start icing five to 10 minutes before the cake is done. Icing for Texas Sheet Cake 6 tablespoons milk 1/4 cup cocoa �� 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/2 cup butter 3 1/2 cups powdered sugar 1 cup chopped nuts �� Over medium heat in a sauce- pan, combine milk, butter and �� cocoa – slowly bring to a boil. �� Remove from heat and add powdered sugar mixing until smooth. �� Stir in vanilla and nuts. Ice cake �� while it is hot. �� Lemon Cake Pudding 1/4 cup flour �� 1 cup sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt �� 1 cup milk �� 1 1/2 teaspoons grated lemon rind �� 1/4 cup lemon juice �� 2 eggs Sift flour, sugar, salt together �� into a mixing bowl. Stir in lemon �� rind and juice. Beat egg yolks until lemon colored and light. �� Add milk, stir slowly into flour �� mixture. Mix well Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in shal- low baking dishes set in a pan of water. Bake at 325 degrees for 30 minutes or until set. TUESDAY June 14, 2005 B3 US Fish and Wildlife look at proposals for endangered species

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) gram include: In Island County, Washington, a is now seeking proposals from states and U.S. $187,300 Recovery Land Acquisition grant sup- territories interested in acquiring land or con- ports the acquisition of property to benefit the ducting conservation planning for endangered Golden paintbrush, a narrowly distributed plant species. Through the fiscal year 2005 appropria- species that is federally listed as threatened. tion from Congress, more than $70.5 million is Vital for species recovery, this property is not available to fund planning activities and land only one of 11 remaining sites but also one of acquisition for federally protected species. the three largest sites on which this plant is “President Bush has made cooperative con- found. Acquisition of this property is an impor- servation the cornerstone of our efforts to tant step toward recovery of this species. protect and restore our nation’s wildlife and its A $272,500 Habitat Conservation Planning habitat,” said Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton. Assistance grant in Tennessee and Kentucky “These grants will empower states and territories to protect vital habitat and work with local supports the States and their partners in plan- communities, private landowners and others to ning for a comprehensive Habitat Conservation conserve threatened and endangered species.” Plan for the Northern Cumberlands Area, which The grants, to be awarded in fiscal year is renowned for its biodiversity. The permit will 2005 from the Cooperative Endangered Species allow the States of Tennessee and Kentucky, Conservation Fund, are authorized under the working with partners, to implement conserva- Endangered Species Act. This fund provides tion measures to minimize and mitigate impacts photography/Troy Boman grants to states and territories to support their to rare and imperiled species (including fresh- A flock of birds rest after feeding in Great Salt Lake. The Department of Agriculture Natural Resources have participation in a wide array of voluntary con- water mussels, endangered plants, and two increased wetlands by over 200,000 acres the past decade. servation projects for listed species, as well bird species) while allowing authorized activi- as for species that are either proposed or can- ties such as timber harvest and coal mining to didates for listing. By law, the state or terri- occur. Dept. of Ag reports wetland gains tory must have a current cooperative agreement For more information about these grants with the Service and contribute 25 percent of contact: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Division the estimated program costs of approved proj- of Consultation, Habitat Conservation Planning, WASHINGTON, March 31, while annual agricultural wet- extremely low with more than 95 ects, or 10 percent when two or more states or 2005—U.S. Department of land gains have been increasing. percent of participants in com- Recovery and State Grants, 4401 N. Fairfax territories undertake a joint project. The grants Drive, Room 420, Arlington, VA 22203, 703-358- Agriculture Natural Resources Between 1997 and 2001 wetland pliance of program rules and are expected to be awarded in summer 2005. 1106. Information also can be accessed at http:// Conservation Service (NRCS) annual gain was 33,000 acres per regulations. “Conservation grants are among the Service’s endangered.fws.gov/grants/. Chief Bruce Knight today year. Between 2001 and 2003 the * Approximately 4,000 tracts most important Federal- State partnership announced agricultural wetland annual loss declined to 30,000 are added to the random sample building tools,” said agency Director Steve The Cooperative Endangered Species net gains of about 263,000 acres acres while the annual gain near- for prior year variances, etc. Williams. “They support State efforts to build Conservation Fund is identified in the Catalog between 1997 and 2003. ly doubled to 66,000 acres. * These tracts have totaled and strengthen important cost-effective con- of Federal Domestic Assistance as number “America’s farmers and ranch- In keeping with USDA’s con- between 4.5 million and 5 mil- servation partnerships with local groups and 15.615. ers are protecting and restor- servation compliance obliga- lion acres annually. private landowners to benefit wildlife.” The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is the ing wetlands at unprecedented tions, NRCS annually randomly On Earth Day 2004, President The Service is seeking proposals for the fol- principal Federal agency responsible for con- rates,” said Knight. “Between selects one percent of producers Bush announced an aggres- lowing three Cooperative Endangered Species serving, protecting and enhancing fish, wildlife 1997 and 2003, agricultural nationwide to monitor for com- sive new national goal, moving Conservation Fund categories: Recovery Land and plants and their habitats for the continuing producers across the nation pliance with the highly erodible beyond a policy of “no net loss” Acquisition Grants - These grants provide benefit of the American people. The Service achieved an average net gain of lands and wetlands conserva- of wetlands, to having an overall funds to states and territories for acquisition manages the 95-million- acre National Wildlife 44,000 acres of wetlands each tion provisions. Additionally, increase of wetlands in America of habitat for endangered and threatened spe- Refuge System, which encompasses 545 nation- and every year. Producers who the USDA Office of Inspector each year. The President’s goal is cies in support of approved recovery plans. al wildlife refuges, thousands of small wetlands participate in USDA programs General provides a toll-free to create, improve and protect at Acquisition of habitat to secure long term pro- and other special management areas. It also have proven themselves good “hotline” where individuals can least three million wetland acres tection is often an essential element of a com- operates 69 national fish hatcheries, 64 fishery stewards of the land and NRCS report noncompliance at: 1- over the next five years in order prehensive recovery effort for a listed species. resources offices, and 81 ecological services local offices are working close- (800)-424-9121. For additional to increase overall wetland acres Habitat Conservation Planning Assistance field stations. The agency enforces Federal ly with them to improve our information on reporting USDA Grants - These grants provide funds to states and quality. wildlife laws, administers the nation’s wetlands.” program violations go to: http:// and territories to support the development of To help achieve this goal, Endangered Species Act, manages migratory The results are based on www.usda.gov/oig/hotline.htm Habitat Conservation Plans (HCPs), through NRCS provides voluntary, bird populations, restores nationally signifi- new data in the NRCS National USDA data show very few the support of baseline surveys and inventories, incentive-based conservation cant fisheries, conserves and restores wildlife Resources Inventory (NRI), instances of noncompliance with document preparation, outreach, and similar programs to help private land- habitat such as wetlands, and helps foreign an annual statistical survey of the wetlands programs and highly planning activities. natural resource conditions and erodible lands provisions. NRCS owners protect and restore wet- HCP Land Acquisition Grants - These grants and Native American Tribal governments with trends on nonfederal land in the uses an internal web-based sys- lands. Depending on their par- provide funds to states and territories to acquire their conservation efforts. It also oversees the 48 contiguous states. Nationally, tem for compliance reports that ticular goals, farmers and ranch- land associated with approved HCPs. Grants Federal Assistance program, which distributes there are 111 million wetland provides immediate delivery ers can choose from a variety do not fund the mitigation required of an HCP hundreds of millions of dollars in excise taxes acres on nonfederal lands with to each field office and allows of voluntary programs including permittee; instead, they support acquisitions by on fishing and hunting equipment to State fish most located in the eastern half tracking progress, violations and the Wetlands Reserve Program, the State or local governments that complement and wildlife agencies. For more information of the United States, particularly findings by county on a real time Wetlands Reserve Enhancement actions associated with the HCP. about the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, visit in the Great Lakes states, the basis. This web-based system Program, Environmental Quality Two examples from the fiscal year 2004 pro- our home page at http://www.fws.gov. Southeast and the Mississippi has been in use since December Incentives Program, Wildlife Delta. Wetland gains have been 2004. Habitat Incentives Program most prevalent in the central In order to continue improve- and Conservation Technical Big game maps available online part of the nation where there ments for accuracy in report- Assistance. NRCS also provides technical assistance to the are extensive agriculture opera- ing, NRCS has developed a more It’s become easier than ever ary maps in a way that allowed them available online before Conservation Reserve Program tions and the highest level of representative sample of tracts, for big game hunters in Utah to the maps to be placed on the this fall’s hunts.” participation in conservation significantly increased sample through USDA’s Farm Service find boundary maps for areas DWR’s Web site for all to see. Karen Caldwell, an informa- programs authorized by the 2002 size, and modified sample meth- Agency. they want to hunt. Maps for Ogborn completed bound- tion technician for the DWR Farm Bill. odology to include only agricul- For more information contact all of Utah’s big game public ary maps for Utah’s antlerless who worked on digitizing maps The NRI data show that since tural lands involved in wetlands the USDA Service Center near- hunting units are now avail- hunts in time for this year’s for the division’s Northern 1997 annual wetland losses on programs. Violations in wetlands est you or visit our website at able online at the Division of antlerless permit application Region, is excited about the all lands have been on a decline, programs are consistently and http://www.usda.nrcs.gov Wildlife Resource’s Web site period, which ends June 20. maps being available online. “It (wildlife.utah.gov). With the completion of the ant- will really help sportsmen see The move to create the maps lerless hunt boundary maps, all the boundaries and determine Uinta fishing in great shape and put them online is part of a of Utah’s big game hunt bound- if the area they want to hunt in continuing effort by the DWR aries are now available online. is in that boundary,” she said. Fisheries biologists from the Division of Wildlife scenic byways. the Mirror Lake Highway (SR-150). to make it easier for big game An area Ogborn is working on Resources were able to access fishing waters on the Abundant recreation opportunities are available in hunters to find and understand now is the creation of boundary If it happens here, North Slope of the Uintas to survey fish populations the Uintas, including picnicking, camping, and horse- the state’s big game hunting maps for Utah’s Cooperative recently. Their efforts, which included battling bliz- back and all-terrain vehicle riding. Fishing is a per- rules. Wildlife Management Units, read about it here. zards and icy cold hands, were rewarded by finding fect companion to them all. For the past nine months, which are units that consist of that the fish are in great shape. “The Forest Service has developed some great DWR wildlife biologist and private land. “These are impor- “We released a brook trout that went nearly four ATV trails in the Uintas,” says Bob Witt, DWR con- mapping specialist Gary tant maps because they’ll help pounds; a really nice fish,” said Gordon Edwards, servation officer. “We invite these ATV riders to carry Ogborn has worked with biolo- hunters know the areas they’re aquatics biologists in the DWR’s Northern Region. a fishing pole with them to enjoy the great fishing gists across Utah to create and not supposed to be on,” Ogborn Subscribe Today He and his crew found good populations of healthy that’s available here.” compile big game hunt bound- said. “Hopefully we’ll have 882-0050 fish that Edwards says “any angler would be happy For those who want to venture a little farther and with.” explore backcountry fishing in the Uintas, the DWR With more than 700 waters with sport fish popula- publishes a series of booklet entitled “Lakes of the tions, the Uinta Mountains in northern Utah offer High Uintas.” The booklets offer excellent insights one of the state’s best opportunities to fish a variety from fisheries biologists as to the fish species and Tooele Bit & Spur Riding Club of waters in one day. Many of these waters are either camping areas available in the Uintas. The booklets next to or a short hike from one of Utah’s great are available at most DWR offices. TEAM PENNING �� EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY �� Sign-up 7:30pm – �� First team out 8pm �� Tooele Equestrian Park �� (Old Bit & Spur Rodeo Grounds) 300 West 600 North, Tooele �� Bit & Spur Members $5 • Non-Members $10 �� Fun for the entire family, �� The beginners and professionals. �� Driving If you don’t have a team, �� we’ll get you one!! �� School For more information call Karl Scott, �� 882-8826 or Paul Tenhet, 882-3820. �� B4 TUESDAY June 14, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

Tooele Meetings

Central School tour City council meets See the progress made at the old The Tooele City Council will meet in a Central School. If you are interested in business meeting on Wednesday, June 15, an interim look at the conversion of the at 7 p.m. in the Tooele City Hall council old Central Elementary School to luxury room, 90 N. Main. Public comments will senior condos, be at the north entrance at be taken on the 2005-6 final budget and an 10 a.m. Saturday, June 18. Bring a camera ordinance assigning the general commer- if you like. cial (GC) zoning district to land owned by G-ville artists show work Consolidated Distributing Company, Inc. Now showing at M-E Style works by located west of SR-36 and south of the Jane Autry and Kelly Lake of Grantsville future 1000 North. through June. Call 833-9010 for informa- City planners meet tion. The Tooele City Planning Commission Enjoy piano recital will meet in a public hearing and business You and your family are invited to the meeting Wednesday, July 13, at 7 p.m. at second annual Benefit Piano Recital pre- Tooele City Hall in the city council cham- sented by Tyler Boegler, featuring guest bers, 90 N. Main. soloist Jarika M. Palmer on Saturday, • Request for a change to the Land Use June 25, at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m., at Stowe Element to the Tooele City Master for Family Music (36 N. Main St. Tooele 150 acres located between 400 West and Recital Hall number 10). Highway 36 and 3200 North to 3400 North Contratulation to the third winners of the Grantsville Beautification Yard Award for 2005. They are Jared and Dana Egbert, 291 Admission is $2.50 and a non-perish- from low density residential to medium N. Cooley St. Their yard is beautifully landscaped with an attractive rose hedge and decorative rock, bricks and bark line each able food item to benefit the Tooele density residential and commercial by G. garden spot in their yard. The Egberts explained that their yard is a work in progress, but they get excellent help from their four Community Action Program. Eldon Robert of Bluewater Co., Murray, children, Justin, Josh, Joey and Julia. Utah. Healthy Woman seminar • Request for a Land Use Zoning Map June 11, please e-mail Tooelehighclas Healthy Woman is a free health edu- • July 6-8 — Shakespeare adven- Amendment [email protected] or contact Olivia cation program sponsored by Mountain Sports ture in Southern Utah. Cost is $325 for 72 acres located at 3263 North at 435-843-1348 with your current West Medical Center for women between per person double. Highway 36 changing from RR-5 to address. the ages of 18-55. There will be a free General Commercial and R1-10 by G. Improve volleyball skills seminar on Tuesday, June 21, at 7 p.m. Eldon Robert of Bluewater Co., Murray, THS summer Volleyball Camp will be Groups in the Mountain West Medical Center Utah. held Monday-Thursday, June 27-30. The classrooms. The topic will be “Summer Seniors • Request for a Land Use Zoning Map cost is $125 per athlete and will be held Safety — What Issues Might Turn Into Amendment at the Tooele High School gymnasiums. Elks fathers’ breakfast Emergencies” by Greg Haroutunian, MD Grantsville seniors Father’s Day breakfast will be present- for 14.12 acres located at 995 North Any 8-12 grade girl interested in attending and the Pratt Aquatic Center. Registration The Grantsville Senior Center can ed by Tooele Ladies of Elks, 61 N. Main, Main Street behind Wendy’s from Light needs to contact Coach Laura Andrews at is required; please call 843-3690 or 843- be called at 884-3446. Tooele, from 9 a.m. to Noon on Sunday, Industrial to General Commercial 882-7748. 3691. There will be light refreshments • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at June 19. Adults cost $5, children $3 and all by Consolidated Distributing Co., Inc, Football coaches meet and door prizes. noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Fathers eat free. Master Chef Shauna Fox Tooele, Utah. A meeting for Tooele Ute Football • Tuesdays 9 a.m. pilates; 10 a.m. will host the breakfast: Country ham at Summer CRAZE School budget hearing coaches will be held Tuesday, June ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at Tooele City Parks and Recreation, our carving station, biscuits and sausage The Board of Education of the Tooele 21, from 7-9 p.m. at the Tooele County noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Tooele County Recreation and Utah State country gravy, hashbrowns, scrambled County School District will hold a pub- Courthouse on the third floor. Anyone • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; 9:30 University Extension 4-H Program will eggs and a fresh fruit garnish. lic hearing on June 21 at 6 p.m. at the who would like to coach youth football a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. pilates; sponsor the Summer CRAZE program. District office, 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele, this fall please attend. Questions, call Joel 1 p.m. Pinochle Moose golf scramble There will be day camps for youth once The Moose Lodge Golf Scramble will upon the District’s proposed 2005-06 fis- Reader at 843-5448. • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a week throughout the summer. Each day be July 10 with an 8:30 a.m. shot gun start. cal budget and final budget adjustments a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, res- camp will feature fun adventures based Sign up at the Moose by July 8. Lunch will for the 2004-05 budget. The budgets may ervations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood on the weekly theme: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Churches be fried chicken. be reviewed at the District office during pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo $15 a day; bring a lunch. For more infor- If you are interested in sponsoring a regular business hours prior to the hear- • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at mation please contact Terra Sherwood hole, please call Tyra at 882-6235 or Karen ing. noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. at 843-2142 or visit www.tooelecity.org/ North Stake luncheon at 882-2931. Interested persons are invited to attend Tooele North Stake Singles lun- • Everyday quilting citydepartments/youthservices.asp . and give comment on these budgets. cheon will be held Saturday, June 18, • June 18 — Old Time Fiddlers per- Eagles events Drive in demolition derby at 1 p.m. at the Tooele North Stake form 1-3 p.m. • Karaoke & steak — Keith and Debbie The second annual Derby Car Raffle: Center, 583 N. 270 East, Tooele. Join • June 24 — Dutch oven dinner 4 will host the Karaoke on Friday, June 10, This year’s car is a 1972 Cadillac with Deseret Peak us for food, fun and friendship. All p.m. Entertainment by Rush and Eve starting at 8 p.m. Betty Donnelly and her a Chevy 350 engine and transmission singles invited. Kee. Free to members; $3 non-mem- family will host dinner from 6:30-9 p.m. installed. Tooele High School Auto Shop Swimming lessons begin Teacher appreciation bers. Make reservations by June 20. • Family picnic — The Eagle family pic- Program students have been feverishly • June 28 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 nic will be held June 24-25 up Settlement The Aquatic offers swimming lessons Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church, working to complete this car for the p.m. Appointment necessary. Canyon. throughout the summer. Upcoming dates 1784 N. Aaron Dr. (Overlake), invites Tooele County Fair Demolition Derby and are: June 20-30, July 5-15, July 18-29 you to join us this Sunday for Teacher Tooele seniors Aerie election are urging the public to support their pro- and Aug. 1-11. Every lesson is offered Appreciation, Sunday Services at 9:30 The Tooele County Senior Citizen The Tooele Eagles Aerie #164 will hold gram by purchasing tickets for $5 or five at 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. There will a.m. We will continue Adult Bible Center can be reached at 882-2870. a special election to elect a vice-president tickets for $20. Purchase tickets at: Parts not be lessons on July 4 or July 25 for Study “Faith Walk” through the sum- • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- on Thursday, June 23, at the regular meet- Plus, NAPA Auto Parts and Car Quest or holiday celebrations. The Deseret Peak mer at 8:30 a.m. Call 882-7291 for bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line ing at 8 p.m. by contacting Jerry Hansen at 882-5202. Aquatic Center is open for regular hours more information. dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. Winner must have a valid driver’s license Castaways AA which are: Monday-Saturday 12-8 p.m. Lutheranism study • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous and parent permission. Pinochle 1 p.m. and Sundays 12-6 p.m. If you have any Lutheranism and Theology study is meets Monday-Friday at Noon at St. Adopt a pet • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. further questions please call 843-4035. held every Thursday at Noon at the Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, A Pet Adoption will be held on to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dancing S&R Demolition Derby St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron Tooele (Southwestern-looking church by Saturday, June 18, at the Tooele Wal-Mart 12-1 p.m.; Do you love an engine-roaring, car- Dr. in the Overlake subdivision. Call the new hospital): open, mixed, non-smok- from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dogs and cats from • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; smashing good time? Then join us for 882-7291 for more information. ing, wheelchair access, nursery available. local shelters and rescue groups will be the annual Search and Rescue Derb. It aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; O.E.S. hosts dinner available for adoption. For more informa- Emanuel fellowship bridge 12:45 p.m. will be held at the Deseret Peak Complex The Order of Eastern Star is hosting a tion you can contact Marci at 882-2085 or Emanuel Christian Fellowship, nonde- • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; June 18 at 6 p.m. Tickets are available at spaghetti dinner June 18 at 5 p.m. Come Monica at 843-1361. nominational, meets Sundays at 11 a.m. lunch at Noon; Bingo 6 p.m.; dancing ticketmaster.com or at the Deseret Peak to the Masonic Center, 22 Canyon Road, at 635 N. Main, behind Phil’s Glass. Call 6-8 p.m. Tour county gardens Complex, 2930 West Highway 112, Tooele. Tooele. Dinner costs $7 for adults and $5 882-8673 or 224-3333. Ceramics begins in September. Tooele County Garden Tour, June 25, For further information call 843-4000 or for children. For reservations, call Lois at • June 16 — Trip to Wendover. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The map is avail- visit www.deseretpeakcomplex.com. 882-3976 or Joyce at 882-4858. able at Spiers Farm, 394 W. 200 S. This Library Cost is $11. Bus leaves the center at Master Gardener project pays for the 9 a.m. Quilters events • Tooele County Quilters will meet on Arbor Day Project. Grantsville Senior Circle, MWMC June 21 at the county extension building Tooele City Library Senior Circle costs just $15 per Learn with kid at 9:30 a.m. This month Marilyn Housley Come to the Tooele City Library, 128 W. year. Call 843-3690 for a membership Dr. Greg Haroutunian, MD is pleased Third beautiful yard will teach the “stitch and flip” technique. Vine, all summer long for spcial events, form and to RSVP for all activities to invite you and your preteen-teenaged Congratulations to the third winners We will make a rotary cutter holder. Please crafts and story time. Call 882-2182 for except exercise and water aerobics. child to attend educational classes taught of the Grantsville Beautification Yard bring some 1-inch strips of fabric from information or visit www.tooelecity.org/ • Body Instincts — Meets on by Miss Tooele County Stephanie Adams Award for 2005. They are Jared and Dana your stash (we can swap with each other citydepartments/library3.asp. Hours are Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle and special invited guests. Egbert, 291 N. Cooley St. Their yard is for a good variety). You will also need a Tuesday-Friday 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and Therapy (29 S. Main). Free to mem- The following classes will be held in beautifully landscaped with an attractive piece 5-inches for the flap, a button, basic Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. bers. Dr. Haroutunian’s office, 196 E. 2000 N., rose hedge in front. Bricks, decorative sewing kit, cutting mat/rotary cutter if you • Search for books from home — Go to • Hinges and Twinges (water Suite 110, Tooele (behind MWMC.) This rock and bark line each garden spot. have one and sewing machine. www.tooelecity.org click on Departments, aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and will be fun, educational and well worth The Egberts explained that their yard is attending. Please call 882-7644 to reserve Library, Library Catalog. Thursdays at 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic 4-H sew camp a work in progress, but they get excel- The Tooele County 4-H program is hold- your place in the class (limited to 20). • June 14 — The origami lady will dem- Center, $2.50 for members. lent help from their four children, Justin, ing 4-H Beginning Sew Camp June 13-16. Classes will be 12:30-1:30 p.m. for ages onstrate how to make origami at 7 p.m., • June 15 — Wellness Luncheon 11 Josh, Joey and Julia. The cost is $8 with an adult or $25 with- 12 and up. then all may learn to make their own. A a.m., topic is nutrition and getting 5- out. Any youth (who has completed third • Just Say No — June 22, the effects of Support Girl Scouts free ticket is required. A-Day. Meet at the health department Girl Scout Troop 878 will hold its grade or older) who would like to learn tobacco will be discussed. • June 15 — Brandon Adam Rogers (181 N. Main). annual rummage sale Saturday, June 18, to sew is invited to participate. Call the • T.O.N.E.D. (Turning On Nutritional day at the library is Wednesday, June • June 16 — Breast Cancer Support 9 a.m. to Noon at 429 E. Main, behind Tooele County 4-H Office at 843-2351 to Education Development) Part I — June 15, with a special story time in memory Group at 7 p.m. in the MWMC class- Grantsville City Hall. sign up or for more information. 29, childhood obesity and physical activ- of Brandon. The family donated a set of rooms. ity will be discussed. Enter pageant the A to Z mysteries to the library in his • June 17 — Day Trip to Hogle Zoo, • T.O.N.E.D. Part II — July 6, discus- The Miss Grantsville Pageant is now memory. cost is $22 plus lunch. Reservations Volunteers sion will be based on making nutrition signing up contestants for 2005. The pag- • June 22 — James Mathieu Gebs day required. fun. eant will be held July 2. Contact Alexis at the library is Wednesday, June 22, with • June 24-27 — National Fiddler’s • Abstinence — the Facts — July 20, Leonelli at 884-6692 or Lacey Cole at 884- a special story time in memory of James. Championships in Idaho. Cost is $499 Help with horses discussing STDs, abstinence and more. 3246 if you are interested. His family donated a set of The Secrets of per person, double. Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding Donner Reed Museum Droon series to the library. • June 28 — Birthday Bingo Night Center is in need of volunteers. Training is Feeling trapped? • July 14 — Arthur visits. The Tooele The Donner Reed museum at Clark at 5 p.m. in the MWMC cafeteria. every Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Pegasus If someone’s drinking is affecting your City Library will have a special story and Cooley Streets in Grantsville is open, Pizza, cake and drinks will be served life, Alanon can help. Call 882-7756 for time with Arthur on Thursday, July 14, by appointment only, seven days a week. for $3. SEE DOINGS ON B5 information. at 5 p.m. For an appointment call 884-3411 or 884- Talk to baby • Summer Reading program —Sign up 3767. Lower your frustration by communi- through July 9 for the library’s summer DOINGS POLICY cating with your baby before he can G’ville family history reading program. Set your own reading speak. A 10-week sign language class for The Grantsville Family History Center goal. parents will be held on Tuesday nights is located at 117 E. Cherry and is open Reunions Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the now through Aug. 9. The course costs $75 help you with any research from 12-4 Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a or $15 per class with discounts available p.m. Monday through Friday. Evening hours are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday THS Class of ‘95 notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, for couples and will be held at Stansbury Class of 1995 will celebrate itsr 10 and Thursday. We are also open the first etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a Park Elementary School. Contact Aimee year reunion on Aug. 5-6. Save the and second Saturday of each month from display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. D’Avignon at 833-9970. date. Invitations have been mailed. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later If you have not received one by than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY June 14, 2005 B5 WEDDINGS Doings Baird/Hebdon Continued from page B4 Terry and Jan Baird of Event Center in Grantsville. Those Grantsville announce the mar- interested must be at least 12 riage of their daughter Jennifer years old and willing to donate to Hollis Hebdon, son of Troy one hour a week. New classes for and Linda Hebdon of Royal City, participants are also starting. For Wash. They have chosen to be more information, contact Tina at married in the Salt Lake Temple, 435-830-1390. June 17, 2005. A reception will be held in their honor the following evening from 6-9 p.m. at General the home of the bride’s parents. Jennifer is a 1999 graduate Breakfast with birds of Grantsville High School. She Jennifer to Hollis Hebdon For centuries, birds have given attended Dixie State College the world breakfast. Isn’t it time and UVSC. She graduated from ly employed by the Ken Garff we returned the favor? Help the Careers Unlimited in dental Group. Tracy Aviary feed the birds by assisting. She is employed at After a honeymoon cruise to having Breakfast with the Birds Dr. Berg’s Orthodontics and Cut Mexico, they will make their Saturday, June 18, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Loose Hair Design. home in Grantsville. at 589 E. 1300 South, Salt Lake Hollis graduated from Royal If there is anyone we have City (inside Liberty Park). Call High School in 1998. He served overlooked, please join us in our 801.596.8500 for information. an LDS mission in Utica, N.Y. He celebration, June 18, 2005. You‚ll enjoy a catered buffet, attended UVSC and is current- live entertainment, a free-flight bird show, a silent auction and lots of birds. You can also get a sneak Galinat/Dean peek at the Destination Argentina! exhibit, scheduled to open in July. Melvyn and Lorraine Galinat Dress is casual and kids are wel- and M. Paige Summer announce come. Tickets are $35 (children the marriage of their children, New Beginnings Preschool graduates are: (l-r front) Joshua Hakes, Alma Glaser, David Lawrence, Carter under sixteen $25). Leslie Marie Galinat to Michael Smith, Dalton Durrant, Porter Brenchley; (second row) Megan Brown, Sydnee Bird, Britney Primavera, Lily De Von Dean, on Sunday, July Shakespeare exhibited Gebs, Rachel Evans, Kaitlin Yarman; (third row) Coleman Shuldberg, Kooper Roundy, Payton Shields, Wyatt 3, 2005, at 6 p.m. Their address Have you ever wondered what Laws, Mason Varley, Tegan Robison; (back) teachers Heather Lawrence, Crystal Lawrence and Shauna it takes to create all the wonderful Bevan. Congratulations to the future classes of 2018 and 2019. will be 4935 Farmstead Court, sets and costumes you see open- Woodstock, GA 30188. ing night at the Utah Shakespeare Festival? Now is your chance to see the process of the creative staff in producing this summer’s shows. Leslie Marie Galinat The SUU College of Performing and Michael De Von Dean and Visual Arts, in cooperation with the Utah Shakespeare Festival, will present the art exhibition entitled “All the Stage is a World,” in the Braithwaite Fine Pui-Chi/Heidelberger Arts Gallery on SUU campus. The exhibit runs from June 23 to Sept. Edward and Fong Leo of 3. Admission is free (donations are Tooele, Utah, are pleased to welcome). Summer hours for the announce the marriage of their Gallery are Monday-Saturday from daughter Lillian Pui-Chi, to 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Details about Brett Zackey Heidelberger, son SUU Fine Arts events are avail- of Jon and Loretta Heidelberger, able on the Internet at www.suu. of Sandy, Utah. edu/arts or by calling the SUU Fine They will be married on Arts Hotline at 435-865-8800. Saturday, June 18, 2005, at the Designers exhibited White Memorial Chapel in Salt The Design Arts Program of the Lake City. Utah Arts Council is pleased to Both are graduates of the announce its third annual exhib- University of Utah. Brett is Lillian Pui-Chi and Brett Zackey it in tribute to design in Utah. currently pursuing his MBA at Heidelberger DesignArts Utah ‘05 opens June 17 Westminster College. They will through July 29 at the Rio Gallery continue to work and reside in located in the historic Rio Grande Salt Lake City. Train Station, 300 S. Rio Grande (455 West) in Salt Lake City. An open reception will be held June 17 from 6 - 9 p.m. Gallery hours BABIES are Monda-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (excluding state holidays). New Beginnings Preschool graduates are: (l-r front) Shelby Murray, Devin Petrick, Brady Christensen, Tyler This exhibition highlights Day, Peyton Rasmussen; (second row) Jaycie Anderson, Makenzie Dewsnup, Emma Wardle, Blake Hervat, Grace Jewkes the work of 10 Utah designers Emily Hammond, Joshua Aagard; (third row) Logan Gustafson, Jarren Bishop, Jaden Park, Joshua Ciacchella, working in a variety of design Dalton Peterson, Dax Sherwood; (back) teachers Heather Lawrence, Crystal Lawrence and Shauna Bevan. Our sweetie, Grace Helen fields. Designers included are: Not pictured is Kensey Crane. Congratulations to the future classes of 2018 and 2019. Jewkes, was born March 17, DesignBuildBluff - Architecture, Paul Skaggs - Product / festival in Sweden, marking the 2005. She weighed 5 pounds Crown Jules - Mobility / Product Press Publishing, Caroline Lavoie - 3 ounces and was 19 inches Landscape Architecture, John Bell Industrial Design, Infinite Scale return of sunlight to a part of design, Robert L. Bliss - Furniture long. Gracie has one very proud - Graphic and Communications, - Environmental / communica- the world that experiences long Design, Red Butte Press - Fine big brother, Tate, who loves tions, Jacob Knudsen - Furniture winter nights during the colder her very much. Grace’s parents Design, and Sparano + Mooney months of the year. It is celebrat- are Lance and Stacy Jewkes of UTAH CLASSIFIED - Architecture. ed by decorating and raising a Tooele. Her grandparents are UCAN ADVERTISING NETWORK Celebrate summer Maypole and dancing around it. Keith and Robyn Feldmann of The Swedish Heritage Society The Utah celebration will begin Tooele and Brian and Carol Ask your local paper how you can reach over 500,000 of Utah will hold its annual at 3 p.m., and the Maypole will be Jewkes of Orangeville. Gracie households in 50 Utah newspapers in one easy step Midsummer celebration on raised at 4 p.m.. There will be a is very fortuante to have several Grace Helen Jewkes through Utah Press Association statewide classified Saturday, June 25, at the Swedish delicious Swedish meal, catered great-grandparents and great- advertising network. garden in the International Peace by A Viking Feast, for $8. The great-grandparents; they are (Price, Utah). Her great-great- Gardens. The garden is located in event will include games and Bob and Ann McPhie and the grandmas are Grace McPhie, (National placement activities for children, live music also available through the Jordan River Park at 1000 S. late Helen McPhie, Bill and Mary Florence Brown and Marjorie Utah Press.) 900 West. for dancing and a large selection Jean Feldmann, Lula McBride Poorman (Othey, Ill.). We love Midsummer is an important of Swedish products for sale. (Victor, Idaho), Terry Jewkes you Gracie!

Tooele City Library announces: PERSONAL COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE, P.C. “Summer of Fun” Dragons, Dreams & Daring Deeds 1959 North Aaron Drive, Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 at Your Library Join us for Medieval fun st th AnnouncingNEW EXTENDED HOURS May 31 thru July 9 Pediatric & Adult Urgent Care Storytimes, Crafts, Performers, We are pleased to introduce a new Scavenger Hunts & More (Some may require tickets) Nurse Practitioner Who has joined our team at Personal Community Health Care Starting June, 1, 2005 Dale Myrberg: “Yo-Yo Man” Christina Lloyd, RN, MSN, FNP Ginger Brakke: “Origami” Library: “Starry Eyed Puppets” Monday Wed. Friday Connie Trump: “Tolkein for Teens” 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm Library: “Dragon Hunt”

You will not be required to attend any performances, pick Tuesday Thursday and choose what you would like to attend and is convenient for you. 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm For more information or to sign up for the Saturday 9 am - 4 pm “Summer of Fun” please contact the Tooele City Library Visit our new convenient hours with 1959 North Aaron Drive, 882-2182 Christina Lloyd and Curt Dustin, Family Nurse Practitioners for all your health care needs Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 128 West Vine Street B6 TUESDAY June 14, 2005

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WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 15, 2005 63f0003-1 CHANNEL >>"6:00>">>"6:30>">>"7:00>">>"7:30>">>"8:00>">>"8:30>">>"9:00>">>"9:30>"><"10:00>"><"10:30>"><"11:00>"><"11:30"""" F [CBS] News Ent. Tonight 60 Minutes Wednesday King of Queens Yes, Dear CSI: NY (In Stereo) ^ News ^ Late Show-Letterman Late Late Show H [ABC] ABC Wld News Access H’wood Dancing With the Stars Dancing With the Stars Lost (In Stereo) ^ News ^ Nightline ^ Access H’wood Inside Edition I [NBC] News News Psychic Detectives Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ News The Tonight Show-Jay Leno Late Night J [HBO] Movie: ‘‘Wrongfully’’ Cont’d Movie: TT ‘‘50 First Dates’’ (2004) Adam Sandler. ‘PG-13’ ^ Movie: ‘‘Empire Falls’’ (2005) Ed Harris. ‘NR’ ^ Bad Boys Com. 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[KUWB] That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Beauty and the Geek (N) Smallville (In Stereo) ^ King of Queens King of Queens Raymond Raymond Drew Carey Spin City 2= [FX] Fear Factor King of the Hill King of the Hill Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops 30 Days (Series Premiere) 2? [QVC] Wednesday Night Gold Carole Hochman Sleepwear Easy Solutions Susan Graver Style QVC... Your Beauty Secret 2@ [ANPL] Buggin’ With Ruud Corwin’s Quest Animal Cops Detroit ^ Buggin’ With Ruud Corwin’s Quest Animal Cops Detroit ^ 2A [NICK] SpongeBob Unfabulous Full House Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Cosby Show Roseanne Roseanne Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Cosby Show Cosby Show 2B [FAM] Movie: T ‘‘Boys and Girls’’ (2000, Comedy) Freddie Prinze Jr. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club ^ Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program 2C [TOON] Juniper Lee Mucha Lucha Ed, Edd n Eddy Static Shock Teen Titans Dragon Ball Z Futurama Family Guy Hungerforce Inuyasha Full-Alchemist Ghost in Shell 3; [CMTV] Class of 1975 Class of 1990 Popularity Contest CMT Small Town Secrets Dukes of Hazzard Popularity Contest CMT Music 3= [DISN] Kim Possible ^ Braceface ^ Lizzie McGuire Sister, Sister That’s-Raven That’s-Raven Movie: TT ‘‘Recess: School’s Out’’ (2001, Comedy) ^ Zack & Cody Sister, Sister 3@ [SPIKE] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Movie: TTZ ‘‘Fletch Lives’’ (1989, Comedy) Chevy Chase. ^ World’s Most Amazing Videos World’s Most Amazing Videos Blind Date Blind Date 3B [AMC] Movie: TTT ‘‘An Officer and a Gentleman’’ (1982, Drama) Richard Gere. ‘R’ ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Final Analysis’’ (1992, Suspense) Richard Gere. ‘R’ ^ ‘‘An Officer and a Gentleman’’ ^ 3C [TNT] Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TTTZ ‘‘Jerry Maguire’’ (1996, Comedy-Drama) Tom Cruise. Movie: TTTZ ‘‘Jerry Maguire’’ (1996) Tom Cruise. 4; [CNN] Paula Zahn Now ^ Larry King Live ^ NewsNight With Aaron Brown ^ Lou Dobbs Tonight Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown 4= [CNBC] The Contender (In Stereo) ^ Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch The Contender (In Stereo) ^ Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch 4@ [LIFE] Movie: ‘‘Within These’’ Cont’d Movie: ‘‘Wall of Secrets’’ (2003, Suspense) Nicole Eggert. ^ Golden Girls Golden Girls The Nanny (In Stereo) ^ Design. Women The Division ^ 4C [FXNEWS] The O’Reilly Factor (Live) ^ Hannity & Colmes (Live) ^ On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto 5; [FXSPN] Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period The Sports List Best Damn Sports Show Period Best Damn Sports Show Period AFL Weekly All Strength USA 5< [ESPN] MLB Baseball: Atlanta Braves at Texas Rangers. (Live) ^ Cont’d Baseball Tonight (Live) ^ SportsCenter (Live) ^ Baseball Outside-Lines SportsCenter (Live) ^ 5A [USA] Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU The 4400 ‘‘Voices Carry’’ ^ Nash Bridges (In Stereo) ^ 7; [DISC] Subways in America MythBusters ^ Widening the Panama Canal ^ Subways in America MythBusters ^ Widening the Panama Canal ^ [518] [ENC] Movie: TTT ‘‘Gangs of New York’’ (2002, Historical Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio. (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TZ ‘‘Hudson Hawk’’ (1991) Bruce Willis. Movie: TTT ‘‘The Missing’’ (2003, Western) ^ [534] [STARZ] Movie Cont’d Movie: TTT ‘‘Peter Pan’’ (2003) Jason Isaacs. ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Elf’’ (2003, Comedy) Will Ferrell. (In Stereo) ‘PG’ ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Ella Enchanted’’ (2004) ‘PG’ ^ ‘‘Around World’’ [561] [MAX] Movie: ‘‘Love Actually’’ ^ Cont’d Movie: TTT ‘‘The People vs. Larry Flynt’’ (1996, Drama) ^ Movie: TZ ‘‘Envy’’ (2004, Comedy) Ben Stiller. 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[QVC] Susan Graver Style Diamonique Jewelry Buzz on Style Smoothing-Shaping: Spanx Nick Chavez Beverly Hills Ruby-Birthstone Collectn 2@ [ANPL] The Planet’s Funniest Animals The Planet’s Funniest Animals Animal Cops Detroit ^ The Planet’s Funniest Animals The Planet’s Funniest Animals Animal Cops Detroit ^ 2A [NICK] SpongeBob Romeo! Full House Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Cosby Show Roseanne Roseanne Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Cosby Show Cosby Show 2B [FAM] Movie: TT ‘‘Lost in Space’’ (1998, Science Fiction) William Hurt. ^ Whose Line? The 700 Club ^ Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program 2C [TOON] Grim Advent. Mucha Lucha Ed, Edd n Eddy Static Shock Teen Titans Dragon Ball Z American Dad Family Guy Robot Chicken Samurai Cham. 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Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch Heads-Up Poker Champ. Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch 4@ [LIFE] Movie: ‘‘Five Desperate’’ Cont’d Movie: ‘‘See Jane Run’’ (1995, Drama) Joanna Kerns. ^ Golden Girls Golden Girls The Nanny The Nanny Design. Women The Division 4C [FXNEWS] The O’Reilly Factor (Live) ^ Hannity & Colmes (Live) ^ On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto 5; [FXSPN] Poker Cont’d Chris Myers Best Damn Sports Show Period The Sports List Best Damn Sports Show Period Best Damn Sports Show Period NBA Action Ultimate Fighting Championship 5< [ESPN] Golf: U.S. Open Championship -- Best of First Round. ^ SportsCenter (Live) ^ SportsCenter (N) ^ 5A [USA] Law & Order: SVU Movie: TTT ‘‘Clueless’’ (1995, Comedy) Alicia Silverstone. ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Dirty Dancing’’ (1987, Drama) Jennifer Grey. ^ TT ‘‘The Guru’’ 7; [DISC] Unsolved History Greatest American: ‘‘Top 25’’ Unsolved History Greatest American: ‘‘Top 25’’ [518] [ENC] Movie: TTT ‘‘The Bridges of Madison County’’ (1995, Drama) Clint Eastwood. ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘The Hulk’’ (2003, Action) Eric Bana. 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63f0003-5 TUESDAY June 14, 2005 B7 4-H prepares leaders, offers scholarships GRADUATIONS Each year the Tooele County 4-H Program gives one or two Michelle Wilson scholarships to outstanding graduating 4-Hers. This year Johnny and Tamera Wilson are we were honored to give pleased to announce the gradu- scholarships to two dedicated, ation of their daughter Michelle long time 4-H youth, Katrine Wilson from Westminster Casey Cox of Grantsville and College on June 4, 2005, Cum Jailyn Thornton of Dugway. Laude (high honors) with a Both girls have tremendously bachelor’s degree in psychol- helped our county’s 4-H pro- ogy and a minor in sociology. gram over the years and we Michelle started taking classes are glad to recognize them at Salt Lake Community College with these scholarships. and at the Utah State Extension Casey has been in 4-H since as a junior in high school. She he was nine, completing a vari- graduated in May 2003 with an Katrine Casey Cox Jailyn Thornton Derrek Long ety of projects. She has most associate’s degree from Salt Lake Community College. recently served as a 4-H State Michelle Wilson Ambassador, an honor only involved in both the Dugway Kearsley Merit Scholarship. ates have been very active 4-H While attending school at held by 8 youth across the state and Tooele County 4-H pro- Derrek began 4-H in Colorado members who have accom- Westminster College she served each year. Casey has been a grams. Jailyn is currently work- and has been active in the plished may wonderful things. as dance chair on student gov- member of the Tooele County ing for Utah State Extension Tooele program since mov- We will miss them in our 4-H ernment where she helped Teen Council serving as presi- coordinating the 4-H programs ing here three years ago. He program as they leave to go to organize the school danc- Super Crossword Answers dent, vice-president and ser- with Dugway Youth Services. has been involved in the Teen college. 4-H is a youth develop- es. She was also president vice chair. She has been very She served as the first pres- Council as well as various ment program in which youth of Roots and Shoots, a active in her school and com- ident of the Tooele County livestock projects including learn leadership, citizenship service-learning club. She munity. She is the mayor of Teen Council and has served swine and turkeys. Derrek is and life skills. This is evident took part in many volun- the Grantsville Youth Council in many other capacities active in his school and com- in the many accomplishments teer projects and support- and was The Grantsville there. Jailyn was Dugway High munity. He was the Grantsville of these graduates. Eight of ed many other clubs and High School Science Sterling School’s Valedictorian and High School Sterling Scholar this year’s Sterling Scholars activities on campus. Scholar and Salutatorian. the General Sterling Scholar. in Trade and Technology. were active 4-H members. If Michelle would like to Casey will be attending Utah Jailyn will be attending the Derrek will attend Utah State you would like information thank her grandparents, State University this fall. University of Utah this fall. University this fall. about the 4-H program or 4-H Tommy and Sherry Wilson Jailyn has officially been in The Utah State 4-H program We would like to congrat- scholarships, please call the and Ralph and Norma 4-H since age nine, but par- gives out various scholarships ulate the many 4-Hers from Tooele County 4-H office at Jensen, as well as extend- ticipated even earlier with each year. Derrek Long from Tooele County who gradu- (435) 843- 2351. ed family and friends for her family. She has been very Erda was awarded the Amy ated last week. These gradu- their support.

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(801)680- ular homes, scaffolding, 5946 after 5:30pm, A Voyage illegal to advertise ANY KIND of construc- ie’s Home and Garden, medium lab mix, neu- 0660 ladders, welders, com- Monday- Thursday “any preference, limi- tion concrete, masonry, (435)830-5728. Free tered, microchip, shots. to Jesus pressors - 1-970-945- Up to AGEL, A NEW and inno- tation, or discrimina- unfinished basement, estimates. Call (801)815-4200 or 9723. (ucan) You may have just the vative company looking tion based on race, flatstone, rock wall, (435)843-4357 A passage to Peace $2,000 sign thing someone out of for experienced sales religion, sex or nation- framing, plumbing. Call MANN’S ROOFING Vacation DENTAL ASSISTING town is looking for. representatives. Con- al origin, or any inten- anytime 882-2820, Service, all types of roof FRIENDLY LOVING on bonus. 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All you need to iff's Office. $14.99/hour. ing for real estate fee. Criminal defense, 430 W. Utah Ave per lesson. Also piano (ucan) do is call the Tooele interview, call Excellent benefits. No which is in violation of civil litigation. LARGE REPTILE cage. tuning, $50. Repairs ex- Transcript Bulletin at R oger @ experience necessary. the law. Our readers (435)496-3159. Call Debbie 830-4716 tra. 884-6256 DIAMONDS don't pay (435)882-0050 for full Contact 1-602-307- are informed that all ALCOHOLIC ANONY- 801-936-0537 or BANKRUPTCY? NEED retail! Large selection, details. (Ucan) PERFECT PUPS Obedi- 5245, 1-877-352-6276, dwellings advertised PIANO LESSONS, $10 MOUS meets daily at $ for bankruptcy or at- high quality. Bridal sets, ence training. Group 888-243-6889 or www.mcso.org. 800 in this paper are avail- per 1/2 hr lesson, ex- Furniture & noon and 8pm at 1120 torney fees? Call: 1- wedding bands. Every- and private classes. O/Ops vacancies, including ci- able on an equal perienced teacher, lo- W Utah Ave. Call 882- 877-774-6609 (Toll thing wholesale! Rocky Appliances 882-5266. vilian positions. (ucan) opportunity basis. cated in Northeast 7358. welcome! Free) or visit us at: Mtn. Diamond Co. [email protected] Tooele. Call Deanne S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 $150 QUEEN PILLOW- LOLLLC.com. (ucan) at 228-4058. LETTERS WANTED: I Continued on next page TOP Mattress Set. New RARE SOLID color shih was a lifetime member in plastic w/ warranty. Services BRO & Sis Cleaning RENTAL UNIT cleaning, FOR SALE: school stu- tzu stud, looks like of a local credit union Can deliver. (801)831- Services. Homes, apart- competitive pricing, free dent desk/ chair combo. Chewbacca, great per- that was recently forced 0678 ments, offices. Also quote, call today for an $2.00 each. Contact: sonality, great w/kids, to close its doors be- Handyman & property Mariea King 435-833- $500 obo. 830-1292 cause of the expansion Credit appointment. Lynea $250 KING PILLOWTOP Griff’s Painting cleanup. We can help. 1900 X1117 of a large, statewide (435)850-9455 set. Never used. Facto- Call 882-4311 or RAT TERRIER Blue credit union. This made “coloring ry warranty. Can deliv- (801)706-4428 FOR SALE: 2 cemetery Healer mix, 11 months me very worried about Problems? your world... er. (801)831-0678. old, has all shots, need your way” THREE J’S Roofing and plots in Lakepoint Cem- the inability of smaller C&A HAULING, 2 to 5 etery, $250 each. Call good home. Call 882- Repairs, free estimates, 32 INCH TV & stand; so- credit unions to com- yards delivered top soil, expert wind damage re- (435)946-8207 9049 pete with the expensive Feel confident and take sand, gravel, etc. Call fa, brown tones. Call • Handy Mans Service pairs, 20 years experi- 882-7590 Livestock advertising budgets of • Interior Rooms 837-2286 cell 849-0011 ence, great prices, se- FREE 4-ROOM DI- the larger credit unions. control of your financial RECTV system includ- nior discount. 882-4289 BEAUTIFUL BLACK iron If you share my con- • Fences CERTIFIED EXPERI- ing standard installa- situation with canopy bed with mat- 22YR OLD registered cerns about our home- ENCED teacher, will tu- TRACTOR SERVICE, tion. 140+ channels- 830-5925 tress and box spring. mare, $800 obo, loves town credit unions be- tor K-5th. 882-7669, tilling, post holes, brush $29.99/mo. for 3 NEW in package. $275. trail rides. Call for more ing forced out of busi- 882-1741 (435)850-2073 cutting fields and lots, months. Access 225+ (801)831-0678. info. 882-8469 ness or have similar ex- leveling and hauling, channels! Limited time Call Larry and leave the CHAPPY’S MASONRY, periences or stories, painting to me! topsoil and gravel. 884- offer. S&H, restrictions Quicken Loans fireplaces, mailboxes, FOR SALE: Almost new FOX TROTTER Mares please write to: Save 6868, 830-1124 apply. 1-800-311-9053 repairs, etc. Ron Chap- Maytag gas dryer, $200 with colts, 2 in 1; Geld- [email protected]. REFINANCE • BANKRUPTCY • LOW INCOME (ucan) obo. 882-7669, Anonymity strictly pro- lin, free estimates. 884- TURF TAMERS yard ings. Great pricing. (435)850-2073 Scott or Debbie 882- tected. DAVE’SDRUGS 0969 care, lawn mainte- HONDA RIDING lawn nance, shrubs, general 5630 Call 1-866-847-9849 st CLEAN YOUR EQUIP- mower, 18hp, 46in KENMORE REFRIGER- TEEN MOM Club. Are 30 W. 1 So. cleanup and hauling, MENT. Check our Web deck, vac bag system, ATOR, 19 cubic ft, 2yrs HAY FOR sale, grass al- you a teen mom or swamp cooler repair, 882-0287 Specials. New and used excellent condition, old, $400 obo. 843- falfa mix. $3 per bale. know a teen mom? Life senior citizen discounts. high pressure wash $2400 obo. (435)830- 1291 884-6369 is hard, it is harder • UPS Shipping (435)882-8416, equipment! Specializing 7289 when you are a teen (435)840-3474 Tooele County • Stamps in industrial/commercial KENMORE REFRIGER- HORSE HAY in barn, and a mom. We are • Copies grade mobile trailer If you sell Insurance, pro- ATOR; 21 cubic feet, $4.50 per bale. 882- here to offer support Miscellaneous mote a hospital or an white, top freezer, ice 2973 or 882-8204 and a chance to get out • Fax units. Powerline (Salt Computer Network Administrator: Performs a Lake) 1-800-624-8186. ambulance service, cube maker, split with other teen moms variety of working level, complex technical duties to place your classified ad shelves, $100. HORSE TACK, you save who know what you are assure continued operation of the computer systems and • Scrapbook Paper www.plpwusa.com 18 LOG CABIN kits start- in all 47 of Utah's news- (435)843-5070 up to 60% with Horsing going through. Started n etwork of the Emergency Management Department. • Office Supplies (ucan) ing at $8,990. Precut papers. The cost is only Around Tack. Saddles, by a former teen mom. Administers and maintains the Local Area Network and preassembled for • Money Orders $135. for a 25 word ad NASA MEMORY Foam bridles, reins, chest col- Erica 850-9803. (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) over TCP/IP. CLEANING SERVICES, quick assembly. In- Administers and maintains the E-Mail and database reliable and energetic. ($5. For each additional mattress set. Conforms lars and more. Janene cludes everything, 884-6977, 840-1338 systems. Installs, maintains, and updates all hardware Call Tina 843-0985. word). You will reach up to body. New in plastic. Child Care and software including operating systems and 100% laminated logs, to 500,000 newspaper Warranty. List $1499, Tooele Maids T&G Floors and ceil- applications on UNIX and Windows servers, department COMPUTER & network- readers. Just call sacrifice $499. Need to sell that new The Professional Affordable ings, roof, doors, win- workstations, and related computer networks. Setup and ing, onsite, home or Tooele Transcript Bulle- (801)831-0678 champion bull or your CHILD CARE in my maintain standardized workstation and network printer Cleaning Service dows and covered business consulting, up- tin at (435)882-0050 for yearling calves? Place Overlake home, fun at- configurations. Provide technical assistance and training porch. www.UtahCab- We provide grades, repairs, security details. (Ucan) NORTH VALLEY Appli- your classified ad into mosphere, big play- for system and network users. Working knowledge in inKits.com or 1-435- individual pricing, and removal of virus or ance. Washers/ dryers 47 newspapers, find ground, 1 full time posi- Windows XP, Windows 2003, and Solaris UNIX; 725-1247 for details. your buyers quickly. For computer application to include word processing, Pre-estimates. spyware. Wiring ex- KENMORE STOVE, $99-$199. Complete tion available today, (ucan) repair service. Satisfac- only $135. your 25 word 8am-5pm. Emily 882- spreadsheets and presentation software; a working Top service, tends or repairs. 10yrs $100. (435)882-7281, knowledge of switched and routed networks; and experience, $25/hr. (801)792-3010 tion guaranteed. New classified will be seen 3713 excellent trained computer programming languages to include Visual 843-1792 Riddles Salvage parts for all appliances. by up to 500,000 read- Basic and SQL. Position is contingent on annual staff - attention to MOVING: QUEEN mat- 843-9154, 830-3225. ers. It is as simple as CHILD CARE openings, Federal Funding detail, professional CONCRETE C-K&J’s & Wrecking tress & box springs, calling the Tooele Tran- all ages. Call Sandra cleaning methods. ALL phases of con- $40; single mattress & ROPER REFRIGERA- script Bulletin at 884-6810 Real cash for TOR, $100. Clean, runs (435)882-0050 for de- Complete job description is available at the WE DO crete. Specializing in box springs, $25; wood- Tooele County Human Resource Office flatwork, STAMPED. your junk en baby cradle, $20; good, medium size. tails. (Ucan) COUNTRY KIDS has 4 • Seasonal Cleaning full time openings for 47 South Main Street Tooele Best price in town. car or truck. house plants, make of- 882-5581 www.co.tooele.ut.us • Scheduled PORTABLE CORRAL days and 6 full time Maintenance Cleaning Concrete and repair. • car & trucks fer; big & tall men’s This recruitment will run on a continuous basis 882-4399 or 840-0424. SLEIGH BED, brand PANELS, cheap, cattle openings for evenings. until the needs of the department have been met. • Windows • farm equipment pants, few shirts; wood • batteries dining table & six new. Solid Wood. Still and hog panels, cheap, M-F, 4:30am-12:30am. EEO Employer • Appliances DRYWALL: Hanging, • aluminum & copper boxed. List $699, Sell fence posts, field fence, 840-0893, 884-6919 • Daily Mischief’s chairs. 843-9020 finishing, texturing. 23 am pm $275. 801-831-0678 barbed wire, horse • Pre Moving 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat DAY CARE in my home, years experience. Li- MUST SACRIFICE! fence, cheap. Great se- • Emergency Cleaning censed and insured. FREE Pick- up WASHER & DRYER lection, stop in browse outdoor fun, crafts and • House Sales 884-3366 8X10 area rug, mauve, Kenmore set. Heavy more. Call Michelle TELLER Doug 884-1985; mobile green, autistic design, around. Metalmart, 181 • Laundry & Much More. (435)830-2653 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville duty, nice condition South 1200 East, Lehi, 843-8215. $35 or make offer. 882- $275 882-7388 or Are you looking for a place to start 2637 Utah, 1-801-768-3332 Call for your EXPERIENCED PIA- (801)520-2983 (ucan) DAY CARE, full time, your career and future? NIST seeking students cpr/ first aid, references, FREE estimates OFFICE FURNITURE, all ages, beginning and WASHER, DRYER, re- QUALITY HORSE train- East Elementary area, Dave’s Drugs solid wood 3’x6’ desk, Become part of the Tooele Maids intermediate only, if in- frigerator, coffee table, ing and shoeing by 24hrs M-F, discount for ST 30”x60” desk, lateral 2 435-882-4872 terested call Tiffany 30 WEST 1 SOUTH china hutch for sale, Jean Fellows, rates by siblings, newborn to W ells Fargo team! drawer file, 4’x8’ confer- Beckham, (801)520- great condition. Call the day, week or month. 5yrs. 843-5842 ence table, 8 executive 2160 or (435)882-8099 (435)224-3300 Home: 843-1059, Cell: Wells Fargo is looking for an energetic, 882-0287 chairs. $1750. AAA SPRAY your weeds (435)849-2043 DEPENDABLE CHILD friendly and professional sales person to (435)830-5420 care in my home. Lots away! Liquid fertilizer, GROUND HOUND Trac- Are you taking vitamins, WHOLESALE FURNI- work as a thirty hours experienced weed spray for dande- tor Tilling. Gardens and nutritional supplements, TURE, sofa/ love $799, Farm Equipment of experience. Two SELL YOUR computer in Teller in our T ooele Store. lions, weed killout, steri- yards, mowing fields mattresses $199, hot openings, full time only. homeopathic or herbs? the classified. Call 882- lant, since 71. Licensed, and lots. 882-4535 tubs $2900, pool tables Call Kayce 843-9225 This position has a mandatory Saturday Are they okay with your 0050 insured. Erda. (801)870-1941 $1250, bedroom set/ INTERNATIONAL 806 schedule. Requires strong sales, DEPENDABLE FUN lov- (801)580-7899 pharmacy medications? dining, etc. Jason Farmall front end load- organizational, 10-key, and cash handling PAINTING, STAINING & STANDING DEAD TIM- (801)557-4910 er, 3 point hitch, en- ing child care, full time, Better let us check it out. BER wanted. 10 to M-F, CPR/ First Aid cer- experience along with excellent customer minor sheet rock re- Garage, Yard Sales closed cab, new rear pairs, call 224-2651 free 10,000 acres. Standing tires. $5000. 830-3010 tified, 5:30am-6:00pm, service skills. estimate. timber or delivered logs. all ages, 830-8204, 2 COLEMAN lanterns, 2 Satterwhite Log Homes, JOHN DEERE Wire bail- 843-2425 mantle propane & elec- Gunnison, Utah 1-435- GRANTSVILLE, 355 er, 884-6152 Interested persons should apply online at tric, make offer; Cole- 851-0267 (ucan) East Angus Cove, IN HOME day care, www.wellsfargo.com/jobs . man 2 burner camping South Willow Estates, Sporting Goods 14yrs experience, safe, DEBT CRISIS! stove, make offer; slid- TEEN MOM Club. Are Saturday, June 18th, clean, crafts, fun, rea- ing glass doggy door, you a teen mom or 8am-noon. Moving sale. sonable rates, meals in- SELLING YOUR moun- Consolidation is the key to $50; baby blue formal know a teen mom? Life Furniture, toys, home cluded, CPR, baby tain bike? Advertise it in gown, small/ medium, is hard, it is harder decorations, etc. care, all ages. 882-3434 personal loans, mortgages, and the classifieds. Call $40. Call (435)850- when you are a teen 882-0050 LEAP FROG Preschool other financial services. Available 2885 and a mom. We are HAVING A GARAGE is now enrolling for fall here to offer support SALE? Advertise it in up to $500,000. Low interest. FOR SALE: Snow tires, classes. Stories, ABC and a chance to get out the classifieds. Call Hercules Polar Trax, songs, art manners. We CALL TOLL FREE: with other teen moms 882-0050 steel belted radial make learning fun. Reg- who know what you are P125/65R15, $125. Call TOOELE, 724 Kingston ister Now, spots are go- going through. Started Wells Fargo is an Affirmative Action and (435)578-6264, ask for Drive, Saturday, 9am-?, ing fast. 10am-1pm, 1-877-768-2854 by a former teen mom. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V. Sato. collectibles, lots of misc. Mon-Thurs. 843-9041 Erica 850-9803. TUESDAY June 14, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Help Wanted Help Wanted Business Autos Trucks Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Opportunities Rent Business owners If you GREAT SUMMER and 24x36 BUILDING, self 1980 LINCOLN Conti- 2000 WHITE Chev NICE 2BDRM basement 2BDRM, 2BTH house, FAMILY OF 5 desparate- GRANTSVILLE, 3BDRM, need someone fast, after school job- Part cont, w/restroom, nental Coupe, excellent 3500 pickup, stand- apartment in Tooele, vaulted ceilings, built ly needs a 4 bedroom 1bth House for rent, place your classified ad time job - Must be self- 110/220, swamp & condition, 72,000 origi- ard size bed, all new w/d hookups, storage 1998, 2 car garage, ac, home. Will work for 249 E Clark Street, in all 47 of Utah's news- motivated and able to parking, recently ceram- nal miles, ac, leather, tires, Vortec 5700 V- shed, no smoking, no no pets, no smoking, rent. Call (801)971- Grantsville, $700/mo, papers. The person you work with minimal su- ic studio, could be office automatic everything 8 engine, 34 gallon pets, $500/mo, $850/mo, $600/dep, 7960 Bonnie or no pets, no smoking, are looking for could be pervision. Job duties: space or many uses. runs great! $3700 obo. gas tank, automatic. $400/dep. 843-0188 or (507)412-1017 (801)965-3926 Tom. available immediately. from out of town. The mowing, trimming and 882-4165 Call 882-8381. Matching camper (435)224-3075. 884-5069 cost is only $135. for a yard clean up and vari- shell with handyman 3BDRM 1.5BTH, family GRANTSVILLE 3bdrm, 25 word ad and it ous janitorial duties, ALL CASH CANDY 1982 PORSCHE 911 sidedoors. Great QUALITY APART- room, fenced backyard, 2bth 2 car garage, mult- GRANTSVILLE, GOR- reaches up to 500,000 vacuuming, cleaning Route. Do you earn Targa Carrera, full set work truck $8000. MENTS no smoking, no pets, level house, $950/mo GEOUS new custom people. All you do is call and dusting. Also vari- $800 in a day? Your snow tires. Looks good! Call (801)543-2257. Quiet, unique floorplans, $650/mo, 1st and last 98 N. Aspen Way home, 3bdrm, rent to the Tooele Transcript ous miscellaneous jobs own local candy route. Runs good! $8000 obo. newly remodeled, tile month plus deposit. Davidson Realty own available, starting Bulletin at (435)882- as needed and be able Includes 30 machines Call after 6pm. 882- 2002 DODGE Ram 2500 through, kitchen & bath, 882-7956 (801)466-5078 at $1100/mo. Shawn 0050 for all the details. to lift some heavy items and candy. All for 5172 Cummins Diesel SLT, lush landscape, fenced (801)759-0835. (Ucan) on occasion. Must be at $9,995. 1-800-814- 40,000 miles, excellent yard & parking, centrally 3BDRM AND carport for least 16 yr. old and 6047. (ucan) 1986 VOLKSWAGEN condition, many extras, located, great prices. rent. For details call Jetta, sunroof, 5 speed, DRIVE THE BEST for have a current driver li- snow tires included. Call 882-1372. (801)969-8709. Continued on next page the best. Excellent pay cense. Hours vary from GET PAID TO Shop! runs good. New tires, $28,000 obo. 843-1842 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, 1 car and benefits package. 10-20 per week and are Join the world's largest rear struts, radiator and (801)550-0260 SLEEPING ROOMS Local and regional runs flexible from 10am-6pm, Mystery Shopping Com- water pump. Asking available, $70 per garage, fenced yard, $550. Call (435)849- week, $10 key deposit, $700/mo plus utilities, available from most lo- $7.00/HR. Apply at 324 pany today! Flexible, 2002 NISSAN Frontier 1385 first and last week- total $500/dep. No pets, no cations in Utah. For in- N Main across from 7- fun and free to join. Ap- Crew Cab, V6, ac, bed $150 to move in. 46 N smoking. Available terview appointment call 11. ply now at: www.gap- liner, cd player, loaded, Human Resources 1- buster.com/xec (ucan) 1991 OLDS Trafeo Tor- Broadway. 882-7605 June 1st. 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(435)840-1268 kind, indoor pet nego- 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, W eekly & Monthly Rates needed. Great benefits. or (435)843-1100 882-8601 living rooms, swimming best! 1-800-777-9100 Full time. Wage based You will reach up to tiatable. $650 833-9393 extension 7305. (ucan) 500,000 buyers and it is pool, lawn care includ- on experience. Apply in 1999 HONDA Accord, CHEV TRUCK, 1 ton du- a one call, one order, STUDIO APARTMENTS, ed, no smoking, pets, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 person @ Bolinder 8500 miles, 5 speed, al, 1997 stan, $13,500. DRIVER COVENANT one bill program. Call $365 per month, $99 1st/ last, 1yr lease, Company 1830 W Hwy Vtec, 4 cyl, fully loaded, 830-1468 TRANSPORT. Excel- the Tooele Transcript moves you in! Utilities $950/mo, $650/dep. 112 or fax resume to asking $10,200. Call lent pay and benefits for Bulletin at (435)882- included, new paint/ (435)496-3794 Ron at 435-882-8455 843-7638 or 840-2838 FOR SALE: 1988 Chevy experienced drivers, 0050 for further info. carpet, 833-9134 C3500 truck, white, 3BDRM, NEW carpet, O/O, solos, teams and (Ucan) (801)864-0455 HEAVY EQUIPMENT standard cab, 350cid painted, $575/mo, graduate students. Bo- SUMMER SPECIAL - operators: Experience V8, manual, long bed, $500/dep, no smoking, nuses paid weekly. Wanted 1/2 off first months in crusher operation. FOR FORSALE! SALE! $2500 obo. Call 843- no pets, 55 E 600 Equal opportunity em- rent. 2 & 3 bedroom Minimum 2 years expe- 1367 North, 882-0235 ployer, 1-888-MORE rience. References apartments at Valley PAY (1-888-667-3729). I WILL pay cash for your needed. Great benefits. Meadows. These 465 EAST 1310 N, (ucan) junk cars or any steel. Apartments for Full time. Wage based apartments will not 4bdrm, 2bth, no pets, 2 on experience. Apply in Scott (435)830-6189 Rent last long. Call Carole DRIVERS: LARGEST car garage, $950 person @ Bolinder $675/MO WITH lease, at 882-7875, ext 123. PAY increase in history! Recreational Sell Your Car Here for month, 12 month lease, Company 1830 W Hwy Tooele, 3bdrm, 1bth, OTR, Regional, and Vehicles WORK IN Salt Lake? Try 840-5551, 840-5651 MONTHS FREE RENT 112 or fax resume to nice town home, lots of Dedicated. Great $ 80* Magna. Very clean Ron at 435-882-8455 storage, no smoking 4BDRM, 4BTH, 2 car ga- N ow Renting Hometime. No experi- 1973 26FT Jet travel ea. 3bdrm, 1bth, $650/mo; trailer, fully self con- 6 small pets negotiable. rage, newer home, ence? Company paid 2bdrm, 1bth, $550/mo. MOVE IN SPECIALS HOME BASED busi- $500/dep. (435)840- fenced yard, no smok- CDL training! Swift tained, $2000 obo. Call $350/dep. No smoking, ness, local company Call 882-0050 0727 or (801)376-7321 ing, no pets, $975/mo E xclusively for Seniors Transportation 1-800- 841-9690 no pets. (801)860-7653 with record breaking *Based on 13 issue contract. plus deposit, available 347-9438 SLC growth, some medical 1979 NOMAD trailer, 1BDRM, quiet, bright, July 1, (617)894-3453 Pet Friendly www.SwiftTrucking professionals and popu- Homes for Rent fully self contained, 2001 MITSUBISHI Mon- walk in closet, fireplace, Call for details. pp Jobs.com (ucan) lar atheletes are excited 5 bdrm 3-bath rambler, 2 great shape, $3500 tero Sport, hunter green no smoking, from $415 about the amazing op- car garage, fireplace EOE – Are you tired of obo. 843-0484 & gold, excellent condi- Vine St. Courtyard, 34 (435)843-0717 portunity science/ rea- *WHY RENT when you 125 Country Club making $8 to $10 an tion, anxious to sell. W Vine, (801)205-3883 can buy? O down pro- search available. 882- 2000 COLEMAN tent $950/month, $1,000 hour? If so, we are $12,995 obo. 882-6937 grams, not perfect cred- 5381 trailer, excellent condi- deposit Call Tom, seeking talented sales it. Single parent pro- tion, like new, must see Stansbury Real Estate reps. to sell some of our 2002 MITSUBISHI Gal- grams. Call for details. LABORER NEEDED, to appreciate, used 6 Only 2 BEAUTIFUL 843-5323 nationally recognized ant ES, 83,000 miles, Berna or Chris 435-840- part time, must have times, sleeps 6-8. 884- products. If you have fully loaded, $8300 obo. 2 BEDROOM UNITS 5029 Group 1 Real Es- HURRY! clean driving record. AVAILABLE NOW- 847 experience in the 6037 882-2417, (801)520- 843-9078 ask for Billy. tate S 810 West- $800 per health, wealth or real 0319 AVAILABLE! 2003 HORNET Lite by month, includes wa- Only 1 left! estate industry, we 183 SOUTH Main, LOOKING FOR experi- Keystone Travel Trailer, ter, sewage, garbage, need to talk! This is a 2004 DODGE Neon, 4 3bdrm, $650/mo, no enced office personnel, 25ft w/slideout. $12000 Completely Remodeled $500 deposit, 3 bed- great opportunity for door Sedan, great gas pets, 882-3942 Jared. fax resume to (435)882- obo. 843-7109 or 849- mileage, like new, call room, 1 bath, 1 car ga- Closing Costs those who are Enthusi- 0984 NEW fridge, stove, rage, no pets! Call $ 1444 (435)833-0325 2 FLOOR plans, stucco astic – Motivated self dishwasher & maple Bob 850-9013. starter with strong goals w/rock exterior NINE MORE people to 72 APACHE Tent- trailer, 99 SATURN SC2, 1.9L, – Professional with c abinets. 2000sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, 0 $ Down work from home for a fiberglass sides, $500 DOC, 5spd, sun, ps, DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter great communication pool, exercise room, Health Company. obo, 843-9725 pw, pl, ac, cruise, $500 per month. (400 North), large skills and willing to work clubhouse, no smoking, PT/FT (888)215-4082, am/fm cd w/premium 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic 0 late afternoon/evening NO MAY RENT! no pets, $950/mo. 2bpaiddaily.com 77 PROWLER 23ft camp sound, 81,000 miles, tile floors, carport, $110,000 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central shifts and available on (801)455-1299 trailer, $1500. 843-0363 $6000. 843-7464 Must see to believe! fenced yard, $650/mo. air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. Sat. or Sun... If you PRIOR-SERVICE SOL- Precept (801)272-8405. 2BDRM, 1bth, 59 E 400 want to be in control of DIERS. The Utah Army 78 8FT cab camper, Cars From $500! Cars/ N, $625/mo, $475/dep. For more information call Matthew with your earning potential, National Guard is cur- good condition, $500 (801) 358-8592 MOBILE HOME for rent, Trucks/ SUVs Many 882-1572, 840-1880 Apply Now! www.ocur- rently offering a obo. Call Todd 830- makes and Models (435) 843-7331 (Spanish only) 3bdrm, 2bth, call 882- Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 rance.com $15,000.00 bonus to 6276. Available Now, For List- 7622. Lot Space includ- FAX 435-843-1148 Prior-Service Soldiers ings Call 800-366-9813 260 North 100 East, Tooele ed with rent on ap- EOE - O’Currance Tele- *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. willing to get back in. 82 JAYCO travel trailer, x 9972 proved credit. services one of Utah’s For information call: sleeps 8, bunks, air, 100 fastest growing 2 AND 3bdrm apart- SFC Craig Dowen at shower/ bath, great RED 99 Honda Accord, ments behind Super companies is seeking (435) 833-0928 (ucan) condition, $4000. 884- 85,000 miles, high out- motivated people who Wal-Mart. On select 1570, 830-6650, 830- put, 4 cylinder, 5 speed, units $99 moves you Buyer’s– hundreds of homes, want to earn the privi- RESIDENTIAL CON- 7003 loaded, 12 disc chang- lege to work from home in. Some apartments STRUCTION Superin- er, $10,200. Call 840- includes all utilities. taking inbound calls on 8FT RODEO Sleeper, building lots & property to tendent needed for Wa- 1227 or 843-7638 Swimming pool, hot various products. This $250 and 8.5ft cab satch Homes. Must tub, exercise room, is a great opportunity over, porta potty, micro- have construction man- SATURN SC1, 1999, playground, full club- choose from! for students, young wave, good condition, agement background, 5spd, 3 door, ac, house. 843-4400 mothers and anyone 3+ years experience in $600. (435)840-2774 am/fm/cd w/premium looking for additional in- semi-custom home sound, good gas mile- 2BDRM duplex, carpet, come. All new hires building preferred. Fax 94 COACHMAN 5th age, 65,000 miles, must be able to work af- wheel, high profile, air conditioner, w/d resume (435)882-7561, $5000. 843-7464 hookups, stove, fridge, ternoon / evening and Salary DOE. large slide, big closet, weekend shifts. After 30 large basement, lots of SELL YOUR CAR or carport. No smoking, no pets. 882-1408, 882- days of employment, SALES REPRESENTA- storage, below whole- boat in the classifieds. 5490 ask for Gene/ Ja- earn $8.50 per hour. TIVES NEEDED! Earn sale, new awning. Call 882-0050 net. $ $ $ Once hired, good per- impressive commis- 882-5630 $ 198,000 159,500 formers can be given an sions setting up dealer- SUVs 2BDRM DUPLEX, new opportunity to advance ships and marketing the 95 MALLARD camp trail- cabinets, paint and 357 Bevan Way 1632 N. Dean Ave, Overlake to one of our dedicated latest innovation in pick- er, 23ft, very good con- carpet, a/c, dishwash- An East Bench Gem! w/ 2,870 s.f., 5 bdrms, 3 baths, Large Stunning home in a Great Location! w/ 3 Bdrms, 2.5 desks and earn $9.00 up tailgate accessories. dition, attractive interior, $500! Police Impounds er, w/d hookups. Family SOLD SOLD Kitchen, Exercise/Computer/Bedroom Area, Guest Baths, 2 Family Rms, Beautiful .19 Acre Yard, Custom per hour plus commis- Pickup required. Call $5800. Call 882-8818 For Sale! Cars/ Trucks/ $595/mo. Move in bo- Rm., Family Rm., Entry Foyer and Alot More to Enjoy. Amenities and full basement framed, wired and stubbed sion. Apply on-line at Now! 1-308-631-1291. SUVs! Hondas Chevys nus. 882-0366, 830- Agent/Owner for bath to finish your way. A Must for the Smart Buyer. www.ocurrance.com. (ucan) Motorcycles & Jeeps from $500! For 2665 ATVs listings Call 800-366- FEED DISTRIBUTOR SEEKING FULL time 9783 x 8329 2BDRM, AC, private, qui- 1981 HONDA Trail 110, FOR Loomix(R)Feed employee for Tooele et area, carport, fenced High & low, $900. 833- 1986 GMC Suburban, Supplements: Looking self storage facility. yard, w/d hookups, 9234 5.7, V8, automatic, 4wd, for a self-starter whom Customer service and $575/mo, $350/dep. is familiar with the local computer knowledge a only 144,500 miles, pw, 1998 KX250 Protaper, 882-1867 cattle industry. Flexible must, experience help- pl, ac, towing pkg, runs bars, piped, paddle tire hours with huge upside ful but not necessary, good. $1500 obo. 882- $ $ $ $ w/rim, excellent condi- 3BDRM IN Tooele- 126,000 149,000 potential. Contact Con- some light maintenance 6667 tion, $2200 obo; 1999 2BDRM in Grantsville, nie @ 1-800-883-3817 / and book work required. CR125, piped, excellent 1996 NISSAN Pathfinder w/d hookups, central 1232 East 940 North [email protected] Fax resume to 168 Millcreek Way shape, $1650 obo. 241- 132,000 miles. $6,000 ac, covered parking, A Gem of a home in a Perfect Location, Quiet Eastside m. (ucan) (801)424-9005. An Excellent Rambler in a Fantastic Neighborhood 0227 840-1673 pets welcome. Aaron Cul De Sac, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, .20 acre lot, Master (801)450-8432. Suite is Super - Sized and plenty of family area w/ 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, Storage Everywhere, FULL TIME Cook man- 1997 CHEVY Blazer Parking Galore and so much more. T-BALL COACH needed NEW 125CC dirt bike, throughout. ager for Cottage Glen, for young atheletes 4X4, four door, runs 3BDRM, 2BTH apart- 882-7990 used less than 1 hour, great. Reduced, must ages 3 to 5, 1 to 2 $1100 obo. 882-7906 ment in Tooele, fenced hours in the evening for sell! $3500 obo. 843- GENERAL LABORERS yard, central air, fire- 8 weeks. $Pay Negotia- Trailers 9061 place, shed, first and & Heavy Equipment Op- ble$. Ages 17 and old- erators - Seasonal heavy FOR SALE: 1999 Chev last, $622/mo, available er. For more info call July 1st. 884-0193 construction. Ability to 843-8471 Blazer, 2 dr, 4wd, fully read and understand 1978 8FT cab over, self loaded, cd, good tires, grade stakes, pipe laying contained, sleeps 4-6, great shape, 70,000 APT FOR RENT, 2 and concrete experience $200 obo. Call Dori miles, $9000 obo. bdrm, 1 bath, govern- $ $ 43,460 helpful. Truck Drivers - HELP 843-1826. (435)830-2900 ment subsidized. 211 Minimum of 2 years ex- S. Hale, Grantsville. 158 East 1530 No. Overpass Pt. WANTED ATV TRAILER, 4’x9’ sin- perience driving truck Call Tammi 884-1712. 1999 Cavco Manufactured Home gle axle, $400; cargo Trucks SELL YOUR and pups, transports & Equal Housing Opp. Spacious 1940 s.f. floor plan, 4 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, carrier, 3’x4’ roof top end dumps, Vac Truck Master Suite w/ Walk-In Closet, Garden Tub, His/Her light weight, $20; cargo and Mechanical skills are $500! Trucks/ SUVs from CLEAN: STUDIOS, 1, 2 HOME HERE Vanities. carrier receiver hitch helpful. Must have cur- $500! Chevys, Jeeps, and 3bdrms, new tile, type rear mount, 300lb rent CDL and clean driv- Fords and More! Police carpet and paint. Elder- capacity, $40. David NEW LLISTINGISTING ing record. Must be able Impounds For Sale, For ly and handicapped NEW LISTING 850-9011 to travel. 40 hr HazMat Listings Call 800-366- welcome. Equal housing opportunity. Call cert. a plus. Must pass is HIRING: Boats 9813 x 9973 physical and drug test 224-4569 and have own transpor- All Positions 1982 CHEVY S-10 $500 EXCELLENT LOCA- tation. Full benefits pack- 14’ ALUMINUM Boat obo. 843-4449, 474 TION- Studio and 1 age available. Phone w/trailer, $500 obo. Parkway Ave. bedroom apartment. $ $ $ $ 90,000 801-323-1719 (Tooele) Available 1/2 off first months 123,000 90,000 843-4449, 474 Parkway 1995 FORD F-150, half or 801-972-2727 (Salt ------Ave. rent. Call Carole at Lake) for applications. Apply in person ton, 4wd, used as work 882-7875, ext 123. 282 West 670 North 369 North 1st East truck, good condition, Wages commensurate 8836 N. Hwy 40 Autos Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large This Well Built Rambler has 1372 s.f., 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths, runs great, 150,000+ front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile with position and experi- Lake Point GRANTSVILLE APART- Family Rm, Cold Storage, Rear Entry into Mud Rm and ence. miles, $5500. 843-8026 MENTS now available! flooring, family room and fenced yard. a covered patio. Ask for Debbie $500! Hondas from Studios $375 includes PM PEDIATRICS medi- $500! Police Impounds 1998 CHEVY Silverado, utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- *Each office independently owned and operated. cal assistant pt/ft, For Sale, For listings 4x4, excellent condition, cludes utilities, call 1- Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. Business (435)882-5260 Shane nights, weekends only, Opportunities Call 800-366-9813 x 801-603-2565 fax resume 882-2284 or A519 1998 JEEP Wrangler, ac, bring in. 196 E 2000 N, 4.0L, hard top, ex NEW 3BDRM, 2bth Bergen IDENTITY THEFT con- 1977 DATSUN 280Z, Suite 110. $9300. 833-9234 townhomes, 2 car ga- sultant needed. Get 108,000 original miles, paid daily. Toni rage, ac, enclosed yard, 840-0344 (cell) 5 speed, runs great, FORD 1979 3/4 ton, 884- hookups, starting at (801)598-9566 or Rick $3000. 882-5581 (801)842-7891 5550 $385. 882-4004 882-8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 14, 2005

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Preview all listed Grantsville, Utah on Consideration of fire de- SMALLER 3BDRM, 1bth, et neighborhood, 2bdrm, 1bth, laundry $500/dep. Call 882- first and last month’s 5029, Group 1 Real Es- properties in Utah at Thursday, June 16, 2005 partment role for building newly remodeled, fenced yard, 167 East room, new plumbing, 8407 rent, available July 1st, tate www.UtahHomesNow.c at 7:00 p.m. to consider permits and subdivisions. $650/mo, 615 E Vine. 700 Norht, Lisa 843- park rent $285, rental washer, dryer included, om. (ucan) the following amend- Consideration of ordi- (801)598-4881, www. 9789 possibilities, $4200 obo. OVERLAKE 1728 Cola- 200 West, $650/mo, $115,975, 4BDRM, 1bth, ments to the City’s Land nance: vito, 4bdrm, 2.5bth, no outwestrealty.com 1676sqft on 1/3 acre, MUST SEE! 3bdrm, 2bth (435)833-4096 Use Management and 2004-2005 final budget (435)830-1794, FOR SALE By Owner, pets, 2 car garage, nice full fenced yard w/ma- rambler in Stansbury Development Code: amendment. STANSBURY PARK wa- (435)241-3760 affordable country liv- Lots & Land neighborhood, close to ture trees, contact Tara Park, $124,500, 843- 1. Amendments to Chap- 2005-2006 proposed ter front, 4bdrm, 3bth on ing, 1.37ac in Erda, schools, $1000/mo/ at (801)554-4399 9886 ter 3 (Decision making budget & Tax Levy Captain’s Island, TOOELE, 3 large bed 3120sqft, custom ram- lease. 840-5551, 840- bodies and Officials) to Consideration of Salaries 2200sqft, wonderful 2bth home, 2 car ga- bler. Buy now, won’t RESIDENTIAL BUILD- 5651 $75,000, 2BDRM, 1bth, MUST SELL fast! Tooele incorporate the provi- for Elected and Statutory backyard w/private rage, big back yard, last. $245,000. Call for ING lot, Canyon Rim get in for 0 down, 220 N 3bdrm, 2bth, ac, sions of Senate Bill 60. Officers beach. Bring your fish- outside pets okay. appt. 843-7146 Estates, 12,000sqft, PARTIALLY FURNISH- 220 West, Tooele. Call 2100sqft, 2 car garage. All interested persons Building Appeal board. ing pole, canoe or pad- must see inside. zoned R1-12, all under- ED condo at Bench- Nicole (435)830-1794, Instant equity, must are invited to attend and Consideration of final dle boat and vacation $750/month. 224-2734 FOR SALE or rent/ rent ground utilities, peace- mark Village, 3bdrm, Travis (435)241-3760, see! (801)554-1137 provide comment upon plat for Mike & Michelle all year! $1200/mo, to own: Stansbury ful, secluded, beautiful 4bth, $975/mo. Call El- Washer, dryer. these proposals. Written Warner for Legacy Es- $900/dep, 1yr lease de- TOOELE, 3BDRM 2bth, 4bdrm, 3bth, brand new views, canyon atmos- len (435)830-5284 $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth NICE HOME, 4bdrm, comments will also be tates at 64 S. Willow sired. (435)882-4830 1 car garage, new paint, hot tub, custom deck, phere, $29,900. Owner .24 acres, quiet 3bth, central air, fenced considered if submitted Street. fenced yard, ac, hard- vinyl privacy fence in yard, sprinklers, 8x10 882-7094. wood floors, tile kitchen, neighborhood, new big backyard, new to the Zoning Administra- Consideration of salary carpet, newly remod- shed, other extras, tor in advance of the step increases. 135 South 3rd Street, paint, carpet, unfinished $156,000. 481 East 740 BUILDING LOT in $775. (801)706-5570 eled bathroom, new basement, $169,000. Grantsville, 1/2 acre; in- hearing. The current Consideration of New kitchen floor. 114 S North, Tooele. 833- Land Use Management Business licenses HOME FOR SALE (703)587-8929 9378 cludes irrigation share. TOOELE, NEWER Broadway. Call 840- Great mountain views in and Development Code Approval of Bills. Stansbury Park - $163,900 0279. and the proposed Council Information up- 3bdrm, 1.5bth, garage, FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR- NO DOWN PAYMENT? Anderson Ranch subdi- Unique 4 bedroom 2 bath rambler. 2544 amendments may be re- dates. very clean inside, $850. HOOD, 3bdrm, 2bth, Problem credit? Own a vision. Owner 884-6514 viewed at the Grantsville Adjourn total sq. ft. adjacent golf course (Hole 7). 812 Fox Run Dr. basement rambler. 904 new home without the City Offices each week- Wendy Palmer Near tennis courts & elementary school. (801)390-7266, C-21 North 1300 East, open big down payment. If UTAH'S BEST LAND FOR SALE! day before the public City Recorder Exterior stucco/rock. Central air, new vinyl McAffee Mgmt house Saturday 11am- you're motivated with bargain 40 acres - hearing, between the In compliance with the sliding windows, gas fireplace, auto 5pm. $40K+ income Ameri- $24,900. Uinta Moun- tain area. Outdoor lov- hours of 9:00 a.m. and American with Disability dishwasher, disposal and attached 2 car TOOELE, OVERLAKE www.owners.com/amw can Home Partners 1- er's dream! Dramatic 5:00 p.m. Act, Grantsville City will garage. Landscaped with auto sprinklers. townhouse, 3bdrm, 4094. $129,900. 800-830-2006, visit mountain views, close Persons with disabilities accommodate reasona- 1.75bth, garage, central (801)209-0049 www.AmericanHome RV parking area. Fantastic back yard view. to conveniences. Sur- needing accommoda- ble requests to assist the air, like new, $750. (453)843-7964 Partners.com (ucan) Seller will pay closing costs for qualified Sell Your Home Here for rounded by wilderness. tions to participate in this disabled to participate in buyer. Located at 435 Country Club Drive . 1953 N 40 W, (801)390- FSBO 5BDRM 3.5bth, NO QUALIFYING. For Nearby lake and state hearing should contact meetings. Request for 7266 C-21 McAffee 4000sqft, library, family Phone 435-840-5478 for appointment. $ 80* sale by owner: Tooele, parks. Excellent financ- the Grantsville city Offi- assistance may be made Mgmt. room, 3 car garage, ea. Highlands, 135 South ing. Call UTLR 1-877- ces at least 24 hours in by calling City Hall at 6 shed, central air, 349-5263. (ucan) advance of the hearing. least 3 days in advance 6th Street, 3bdrm, 1bth, $210,000. 1075 North Call 882-0050 large lot. Contact Den- DATED this 1st day of of the meeting that will Creative Financing Solutions 600 East, (435)830- STOCKTON BUILDING nis at (801)641-6905. June, 2005. be attended by calling *Based on 13 issue contract. 5420 lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. Shauna Kertamus 884-3411. OPEN HOUSE, Saturday Newly constructed Zoning Administrator (Published in the Tran- Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove FSBO OR lease option, 6/18, 9am-7pm, horse roads. Beautiful lake/ (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 14, Approximately 2500sqft, property, 1.36ac, mountain views. Great script Bulletin June 2 & 2005) income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? auto sprinklers, central 5bdrm, 2bth, 2 fire- for manufactured or 14, 2005) air, framed basement, Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need place, $210,000. 2291 custom built homes. PUBLIC NOTICE 3bdrms, 2bth, beautiful NOTICE OF PUBLIC N Churchwood (2000 882-7094. Notice Is Hereby Given views, 840-4326, 833- HEARING higher than normal loan to value? Lacking E), Pine Canyon (East that the Tooele City Re- 9330 or (801)860-6070. Notice is hereby given off Droubay onto Pine Water Shares development Agency will in down payment? There are lending that the Erda Township FSBO: FURNISHED Canyon, then North on meet in a Business Planning Commission Meeting on Wednesday, solutions for you! For Sale by 3bdrm, 1.5bth, finished Churchwood). 2 SHARES of Settlement will be holding a PUBLIC June 15, 2005 at the basement, 4yrs old, all Canyon Water for sale HEARING in the Tooele hour of 6:00 P.M. The RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! Owner appliances included, Planning on selling your in Tooele, $2250/per County Courthouse meeting will be held at 847 So. 810 West, central air, backyard home, you could be share. If interested Auditorium at 47 So. the Tooele City Hall SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? playground, $120,000. sending your sales please call Robbie Tooele • $109,500 Main Street, Tooele. On Council Room located at Call for details 843- points to up to 500,000 (801)260-1502. or 435- Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate Wednesday June 22nd 90 North Main Street, 9659. people at once. For 840-1737 debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. 3 bdrm, 1 bath, $135. you can place 2005 beginning at Tooele, Utah 7:00pm to receive public garage, FSBO: MUST see! 2004 your 25 word classified Office Space 1. Minutes ad to all 47 newspapers comment on the follow- June 1, 2005 unfinished 3bdrm 2bth rambler, ing items: fully landscaped, sprin- in Utah. Just call Tooele 2. PUBLIC HEARING: basement, central Transcript Bulletin at 2800+SQFT MULTI USE AMZ #1023-05 Amend- Resolution 2005-09 A kler system, central air, ment to 24-6-3 Business air, sprinklered awesome location. (435)882-0050 for all available for sale or Resolution of the Rede- the details. rent, 351 East Utah related temporary signs velopment Agency of lawn. Call Bob $137,000 obo. 843- SUB #1008-04 Brook- Call Now! 9515 or 882-1132 Ave, (801)598-4881 Tooele City, Utah, 435.850.9013. PRICE TO Sell! Great field Estates (Design Es- ("RDA") Adopting the OFFICE/ BUSINESS 833-0740, Tooele • 801-568-0500, West Jordan family home in Stans- tates) Phase 2 & 3 Budget of the Tooele FSBO 2bdrm, 1bth new bury Park, 4+bdrm, SPACE Utilities in- Mary Dixon City Redevelopment www.deseretpeakmtg.com home. (801)414-3879 3bth, $10,000 below cluded 42 South Main Secretary Agency for the Fiscal market. 24hr Toll Free & 56 South Main. 1 Erda Township Plan- Year Beginning July 1, info: 1-800-728-1972 month free. (602)826- ning Commission 2005 and Ending June ext. 6004. Miller & Com- 9471 (480)585-5380 (Published in the Tran- 30, 2006 pany script Bulletin June 14, Presented by Brian Buildings 2005) Berndt RENT TO Own, twin 3. Motion on Resolution NOTICE OF PUBLIC home, 3bdrm, 1.5bth, 2005-09 HEARING ON PRO- central air, fenced back- 4. Invoices If you build, remodel or POSED 2005-06 BUDG- I need more listings! yard, carport, $92,000. remove buildings you Presented by Patrick Help! (703)587-8929 ET AND FINAL BUDG- Dunlavy can place your classi- ET AMENDMENTS FOR 5. Adjourn to a Closed fied ad in 47 of Utah's THE 2004-05 BUDGET SELLING YOUR HOME? Executive Session to newspapers for only TOOELE COUNTY Advertise it in the clas- Discuss Property Acquis- U Unndernddeerr $135. for 25 words ($5. SCHOOL DISTRICT U Undernnddeerr sifieds. Call 882-0050 ition U Unndernddeerr for each additional Pursuant to Section 53A- Patrick H. Dunlavy word). You will reach up 19-102 and 104 of the C Coontractonnttrraacctt STANSBURY 3BDRM, Redevelopment Agen- C Contractoonnttrraacctt to 500,000 potential Utah Code Annotated, Coontractntract 2.5bth, 2735sqft, will cy Secretary Contract customers and all you notice is hereby given pay closing, large kitch- Pursuant to the Ameri- do is call the Tooele that the Board of Educa- en w/tile, formal living/ can With Disabilities Act, Transcript Bulletin at tion of the Tooele County dining, 2 family rooms, Individuals needing spe- (435)882-0050 for all School District will hold a 1474 East Erda Way 289 Preakness, Stansbury 5547 Belmont, Stansbury central air, $169,900. cial accommodations the details. (Ucan) public hearing on June (435)882-6402, during this meeting 21, 2005, at 6:00 p.m. at (801)201-5272 STEEL BUILDING should notify Patrick H. the Tooele County SALE! Sentinel Building Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- Unnderder U Undernnddeerr School District Office, 92 Under Manufactured Systems. Agricultural, corder, at 843-2110 prior Lodestone Way, Tooele, Commercial, Specialty. to the meeting. TDD Homes Utah, upon the District's Coontractntract C Contractoonnttrraacctt Free quote and estimat- Phone Number 843-2108 Contract 2000 FLEETWOOD proposed 2005-06 fiscal DD ed erection costs. (Published in the Tran- Spring Hill 24x52, year budget and final LL www.sentinelbuildings.c script Bulletin June 14, 3bdrm, 2bth, valued at budget adjustments for O om. 1-800-327-0790 2005) O $34,873, in Tooele park the 2004-05 budget. The S SOLD (ucan) S or can be moved, proposed 2005-06 budg- 223 Millcreek Way, Tooele 1735 Cerroni Dr., Tooele 821 Country Club, Stansbury PUBLIC NOTICE $24,900 obo. (208)860- UTAH MANUFACTUR- et and the final 2004-05 TOOELE COUNTY 3441 ER for 17 years Plus - budget may be reviewed COUNCIL OF GOVERN- All Steel Buildings!!! at the District Office dur- MENTS Unnderder Undernder U Unndernddeerr FSBO 3BDRM, 1.75bth, Any size you want, any ing regular business Notice is hereby given Under Under nice size rooms, kitchen accessories you want, hours prior to the hear- that the Tooele County and family room. Vault- or any features you ing. Council of Governments C Coontractonnttrraacctt C Contractoonnttrraacctt C Coontractonnttrraacctt ed ceilings, central air. want. Interested persons are will hold a regularly UNDER Beautiful home, come www.cobuildings.net or invited to attend and give scheduled meeting on see. $38,500. 884-6831 call 1-800-262-5347. comment on these budg- Tuesday, June 21, 2005 CONSTRUCTION CO Building Systems, ets. at 6:00 P.M. in the Mobile Homes Inc. Building a Reputa- Dated this 2nd day of Tooele County Court- 288 Preakness, Stansbury 1431 Murray Canyon Rd. 1415 E. Pass Canyon Rd. tion on "Old Fashioned June, 2005. house, Emergency Man- Bill Sampson 14X65 2BDRM, 1bth, Integrity". (ucan) agement Conference Business Administra- Room, 1st floor, 47 washer, dryer included, Financial tor $7000. Must see inside. South Main Street, Services (Published in the Tran- Tooele, Utah. These beautiful Homes still Need an Owner 843-1479 script Bulletin June 9, The agenda items for $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE 2005) 1980 MOBILE HOME this meeting are as fol- CASH for structured lows: 2bdrm, 2 carports, large PUBLIC NOTICE settlements, annuities, 1. Roll call porch. Priced to sell. The Central Region law suit, mortgage Approval of meeting mi- $12,000 obo. Call 882- Council on Workforce notes and cash flows. nutes for April 19, 2005 6549 Services will hold its next J.G. Wentworth #1 1- 2. Update on Wasatch monthly Meeting on June 800-794-7310 (ucan) Front Regional Council 1997 28X70 Golden 23, 2005 at 12:30 p.m. at 3. Discussion on trans- West, 3bdrm, 2bth, dry- the Department of Work- $SELL YOUR MORT- portation needs within wall, custom shades, force Services – Rm 157, 357 Wrathall Cir 213 Country Club 694 Buzianis Cir GAGE note or business Tooele County – Wa- N Neeweww LListingLiissttiinngg huge kitchen, firepla- 1385 South State Street, note for cash! See what satch Front • Over 4000 Sq. Ft • 5 Bedrooms 801 White Pine • Unique Floor Plan ces, covered decks, Salt Lake City, Utah your options are, with 4. Decision on rating and • On 1.44 Acres Of • All Brick fenced, Culligan, as- 84115. • .21 Acre Lot • • 5 Bedrooms no obligation. Call Sea- ranking for CDBG sumable loan, $76,000 (Published in the Tran- Horse Property! • Over 2100 Sq Feet • Beautiful Yard scape Capital at 1-800- 5. Adoption and Approval • 2 Full, 1 - 3/4 Baths 884-1218 script Bulletin June 14, • Custom Everything In Stansbury Park 634-4697, www.seasca- of Community Impact • Large Corner Lot pecapital.com. (ucan) 2005) 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Board Project home for rent, no smok- Public Notices 6. Presentation on Coun- Call ing/ pets. 882-1550 Meetings PUBLIC NOTICE ty Flood Plan – Jim Law- BEST DEAL For Sale! Grantsville City Council rence 2bdrm 1bth mobile Deadline for public no- will hold a regular meet- 7. Adjournment Laramie home in Grantsville tices is 4 p.m. the day ing and a budget work Dated this 13th day of Mobile Park. For more prior to publication. meeting Wednesday, June, 2005 Dunn information call Public notices submit- June 15, 2005. The Cindy Coombs, Secre- (435)884-6955 or ted past the deadline meeting to be held at tary 850-2496 will not be accepted. 429 E. Main, Grantsville, Tooele County Council 224-4000 UT 84029. Work meeting of Governments FOR SALE: 2000 mobile to begin at 6:00p.m and (Published in the Tran- home, single wide, the regular meeting to script Bulletin June 14, 2bdrm, refurbished, begin at 7:00 p.m. 2005) www.tooelecountyhomes.com $14,900. Call Gary 882- BUDGET WORK MEET- 1493 to see. ING 6:00 P.M. Continued on next page TUESDAY June 14, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales PUBLIC NOTICE OF Caldwell PUBLIC NOTICE accommodate reasona- 30, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Tooele, Utah 84074 on NOTICE OF TRUST- ments, appurtenances, This Trustee's Sale may AGENDA (Amended 6.PUBLIC HEARING: NOTICE IS HEREBY ble requests to assist the said day, for the purpose July 7, 2005 at 4:30 p.m. EE'S SALE and fixtures now or here- be subject to a bankrupt- 06-06-05 4:00 p.m.) Ordinance 2005-13 An GIVEN THAT the Tooele disabled to participate in of foreclosing a trust of said day for the pur- The following described after a part of the proper- cy filing, a payoff, a rein- Notice is hereby given Ordinance of the Tooele City Planning Commis- meetings. Request for deed originally executed pose of foreclosing a property will be sold at ty. statement or any other that the Grantsville City City Council Assigning sion will meet in a Public assistance may be made on November 21, 2000 Deed of Trust (herein- public auction to the The current beneficiary condition that would Planning Commission the General Commercial Hearing and Business by calling City Hall at by Brandon K. Deather- after "Trust Deed") dated highest bidder at the of the trust deed is cause the cancellation of will hold a business (GC) Zoning District to meeting scheduled for least 3 days in advance age and Syndee Dea- December 17, 2003 exe- West Main Entrance, SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. this sale. Further, if any meeting on Thursday, Land Owned by Consoli- Wednesday July 13, of the meeting that will therage, as trustors, in cuted by Pamela Longo North Steps, Tooele and the record owner of of these conditions exist, June 16, 2005 in the dated Distributing Com- 2005 at the hour of 7:00 be attended by calling favor of Mortgage Elec- as Trustor, in favor of County Courthouse, 47 the property as of the re- this sale will be null and Grantsville City Hall pany, Inc. Located West pm. The meeting will be 884-3411. tronic Registration Sys- Bank One, N.A. n/k/a JP South Main Street, cording of the notice of void, the successful bidd- Council Chambers at of SR-36 and South of held at Tooele City Hall (Published in the Tran- tems, Inc., solely as Morgan Chase Bank, Tooele, Utah, on July 7, default is John O. Mat- er's funds shall be re- 429 E. Main Street in the Future 1000 North in the City Council script Bulletin June 9 & nominee for Old Kent N.A., successor by merg- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of tox. turned, and the Trustee Grantsville, Utah, which Presented by Cary Chambers, located at 90 14, 2005) Mortgage Co., its suc- er with Bank One, NA as said day, for the purpose The sale is subject to a and the beneficiary shall meeting shall begin Campbell N. Main Street, Tooele, cessors and assigns, Beneficiary, recorded of foreclosing a trust bankruptcy filing, a pay- not be liable to the suc- promptly at 7:00 P.M. 7. Motion on Ordinance Utah. Public Notices covering the following re- December 23, 2003 as deed originally executed off, a reinstatement or cessful bidder for any The agenda shall be as 2005-13 Agenda Items Trustee's Sales al property purported to Entry No. 216211, in on January 10, 2001 by any other condition of damages. follows: 8. Ordinance 2005-14 An 1. Public Hearing con- be located in Tooele Book 913 at Pages 349, Arlene Garcia, as trustor, which the trustee is not DATED: June 3, 2005 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC Ordinance of the Tooele cerning the request for a Deadline for public no- County at 261 West Wal- et seq., regarding real in favor of Wells Fargo aware that would cause FIRST SOUTHWEST- HEARINGS FOR THE City Council Adopting change to the Land Use tices is 4 p.m. the day lace Way, Tooele, UT property located in Home Mortgage, Inc., the cancellation of the ERN TITLE AGENCY FOLLOWING ITEMS: Appendices B, C, and D Element to the Tooele prior to publication. 84074 (the undersigned Tooele County, State of covering the following re- sale. If any such condi- OF UTAH, INC. a. Preliminary plat on a of the 2003 International City Master for 150 acres Public notices submit- disclaims liability for any Utah, more particularly al property purported to tion exists, the sale shall LORETTA K. POCH, seven (7) lot subdivision Fire Code located between 400 ted past the deadline error in the address), and described as: be located in Tooele be void, the successful Asst. Vice President for John Clay at 445 E. Presented by Cary West and Highway 36 will not be accepted. more particularly descri- Beginning at a point on County at 881 East 650 bidder’s funds returned Successor Trustee Clark Street named Campbell and 3200 North to 3400 bed as: the West boundary of North, Tooele, UT 84074 and the trustee and cur- 102 West 500 South, Western Technology. 9. Ordinance 2005-15 An North from low density SECOND AMENDED Lot 206, SHETLAND Section 16, Township 8 (the undersigned dis- rent beneficiary shall not Suite 300 b. Rezoning for Sam and Ordinance of the Tooele residential to medium NOTICE OF TRUST- MEADOWS NO. 2 SUB- South, Range 5 West, claims liability for any er- be liable to the success- Salt Lake City, UT Amber Clark from an A- City Council Amending density residential and EE'S SALE DIVISION, according to 715.8 feet South of the ror in the address), and ful bidder for any dam- 84101 10 zone to an RR-1 zone Table 3 of Tooele City commercial by G. Eldon The following described the official plat thereof, Quarter Corner common more particularly descri- age. 04-8045/Ball at 850 East Main Street Code Chapter 7-14, Re- Robert of Bluewater Co., property will be sold at as recorded in the office to Section 16 and 17 of bed as: Bidders must tender to (Published in the Tran- and approximately 100 garding Setbacks in Res- Murray, Utah. public auction to the of the Tooele County Re- said Township; thence Lot 8 CHELSEA COVE the trustee a $5,000.00 script Bulletin June 14, North. idential Zoning Districts 2. Public Hearing con- highest bidder at the corder. running East 147.6 feet; SUBDIVISION, accord- deposit at the sale and 21 & 28, 2005) c. Rezoning for Pattie & Presented by Cary cerning the request for a West Main Entrance, Less and excepting thence running South ing to the official plat the balance of the pur- North Steps, Tooele Ronald Vanderderm at Campbell Land Use Zoning Map therefrom that portion of 100 feet; thence running thereof, as recorded in chase price by 12:00 NOTICE OF TRUST- County Courthouse, 47 249 E Main Street to go 10. Ordinance 2005-16 Amendment for 72 acres Lot 206 as granted in West 100 feet; thence the office of the Tooele noon the day following EE’S SALE South Main Street, from an RM-7 zone to a An Ordinance of the located at 3263 North that certain Quit Claim running North 80 feet, County Recorder. the sale. The deposit APN: 13-022-0-0495 Tooele, Utah, on June CN zone. Tooele City Council Highway 36 changing Deed dated November 1, thence running West Together with all the im- must be in the form of a Trust No. 1067949-07 30, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of d. Rezoning for Carma Amending Tooele City from RR-5 to General 2000, recorded Novem- 47.6 feet; thence running provements now or here- cashier’s check or bank Ref: Dennis L. Carlsen said day, for the purpose and Brandon Nohr at 533 Code §7-8-2 Regarding Commercial and R1-10 ber 9, 2000 as Entry No. North 20 feet to the point after erected on the official check payable to TRA: Loan No. of foreclosing a trust E Nygreen Street to go Mobile Homes by G. Eldon Robert of 155097 in Book 646 at of beginning. property, and all ease- Lundberg & Associates. 0434054375. IMPOR- deed originally executed from an A-10 zone to an Presented by Cary Bluewater Co., Murray, Page 795 more particu- Together with all the im- ments, appurtenances, The balance must be in TANT NOTICE TO on July 26, 2002 by Ste- RR-1 zone. Campbell Utah. larly described as fol- provements now or here- and fixtures now or here- the form of a wire trans- PROPERTY OWNER: ven K. Hatch and Kiers- e. Minor subdivision for 11. Ordinance 2005-17 3. Public Hearing con- lows: after erected on the after a part of the proper- fer, cashier’s check, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ten R. Hatch, as trustors, Tim Schwab at 336 W An Ordinance of the cerning the request for a Beginning at a point on property, and all ease- ty. bank official check (credit UNDER A DEED OF in favor of Mortgage Cherry Street 1 lot into 2. Tooele City Council Land Use Zoning Map the common lot line be- ments, appurtenances, The current beneficiary union official checks are TRUST, DATED March Electronic Registration f. Final plat on South Wil- Amending Tooele City Amendment for 14.12 tween Lots 205 and 206 and fixtures now or here- of the trust deed is Wells not accepted) or U.S. 21, 2002. UNLESS YOU Systems, Inc., as nomi- lows Ranches Phase 2 Code §7-19-37 Regard- acres located at 995 of SHETLAND MEAD- after a part of the proper- Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- Postal money order pay- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- nee for Academy Mort- for Alan Johnson. ing the Issuance of Build- North Main Street behind OWS NO. 2 SUBDIVI- ty. cessor by merger to able to Lundberg & As- TECT YOUR PROPER- gage Corporation, its g. Proposed amendment ing Permits Wendy’s from Light In- SION, said point being Tax Parcel No. 07-019-0- Wells Fargo Home Mort- sociates. If wire transfer TY, IT MAY BE SOLD successors and assigns, to the General Plan on Presented by Cary dustrial to General Com- South, 2119.31 feet and 0001 gage, Inc., and the re- is used, an additional AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF covering the following re- the Street Master Plan. Campbell mercial by Consolidated West, 876.54 feet from The street address of the cord owner of the proper- $10.00 must be remitted YOU NEED AN EX- al property purported to h. Proposed amendment 12. Resolution 2005-29 Distributing Co., Inc, the North quarter corner property is purported to ty as of the recording of with the purchase price. PLANATION OF THIS be located in Tooele to GLUMDC to require A Resolution of the Tooele, Utah. of Section 21, Township be 21711 South 42 the notice of default is Cash payments are not PROCEEDING, YOU County at 463 East 770 upgrading of roads adja- Tooele City Council Ac- Pursuant to the Ameri- 3 South, Range 4 West, West, Vernon, Utah Arlene Garcia. accepted. A trustee’s SHOULD CONTACT A North, Tooele, UT 84074 cent to property being cepting Completed Pub- cans with Disabilities Act, Salt Lake Base and Meri- 84080. The undersigned The sale is subject to a deed will be delivered to LAWYER. On July 05, (the undersigned dis- developed. lic Improvements Associ- individuals needing spe- dian; and running thence disclaims any liability for bankruptcy filing, a pay- the successful bidder 2005, at 4:30pm, James claims liability for any er- i. Proposed amendment ated with Construction of cial accommodation dur- North 22 degrees 03' 11" any error in the street ad- off, a reinstatement or within three business H Woodall, as duly ap- ror in the address), and to GLUMDC Chapter 20 Buddy’s Family Fun Cen- ing this meeting should West, 13.14 feet; thence dress. any other condition of days after receipt of the pointed Trustee under a more particularly descri- Signs to disallow interior ter Located at 200 West notify Richard Jorgen- North 0 degrees 47' 34" The current Beneficiary which the trustee is not amount bid. Deed of Trust recorded bed as: lit signs. 1000 North sen, Tooele City Land East, 23.61 feet; thence of the Trust Deed is JP aware that would cause DATED: June 3, 2005. March 29, 2002, as In- Lot 506, THE RIDGE j. Proposed amendment Presented by Doug Bay- Use Technician prior to North 6 degrees 37' 14" Morgan Chase Bank, the cancellation of the Scott Lundberg, Trust- strument No. 179194, in SUBDIVISION NO. 4, to GLUMDC Chapter 3 to ly the meeting at (435) 843- East, 30.03 feet; thence N.A., successor by merg- sale. If any such condi- ee Book 747, Page 202, of according to the official comply with Senate Bill 13. Resolution 2005-38 2130 or TDD (435) 843- South 1 degree 00' 00" er with Bank One, NA ; tion exists, the sale shall 3269 South Main, #100 the Official Records in plat thereof as recorded 60. A Resolution of the 2180. East, 65.62 feet to the and the record owner of be void, the successful Salt Lake City, UT the office at the County in the office of theTooele FOLLOWING PUBLIC Tooele City Council Au- (Published in the Tran- point of beginning. the property as of the re- bidder’s funds returned 84115 Recorder of Tooele County Recorder. HEARINGS THE MEET- thorizing the Mayor to script Bulletin June 14 Together with all the im- cording of the Notice of and the trustee and cur- (801) 263-3400 County, State of Utah, Together with all the im- ING WILL BE OFFICIAL- Sign a Storm Water Pay- & 28, 2005) provements now or here- Default were reported to rent beneficiary shall not Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. executed by Dennis L. provements now or here- LY CALLED TO ORDER back Agreement with after erected on the be Pamela Longo. be liable to the success- – 5:00 p.m. Carlsen and Janie M. after erected on the BY CHAIRPERSON RE- Home Depot PUBLIC NOTICE: property, and all ease- A Notice of Default was ful bidder for any dam- L&A Case No. 05-51127 Carlsen will sell at public property, and all ease- BECCA PETERSON. Presented by Paul Han- Notice of public hearing ments, appurtenances, recorded on March 3, age. Team D/LBI auction to highest bidder, ments, appurtenances, 1. Consideration of ac- sen to receive input on the fi- and fixtures now or here- 2005, as Entry No. Bidders must tender to THIS COMMUNICATION payable in lawful money and fixtures now or here- tion on John Clay pre- 14. Resolution 2005-39 nal amended budget for after a part of the proper- 236854 in Book 1006 at the trustee a $5,000.00 IS AN ATTEMPT TO of the United States at after a part of the proper- liminary plat for Western A Resolution of the Grantsville City for the ty. Pages 0815, et. seq., in deposit at the sale and COLLECT A DEBT, AND the time of sale. Suc- ty. Technology. Tooele City Council Au- 2004/2005 fiscal year. The current beneficiary the office of the Tooele the balance of the pur- ANY INFORMATION cessful bidders must ten- The current beneficiary 2. Consideration of ac- thorizing the Mayor to On June 15, 2005 at of the trust deed is Mort- County Recorder, State chase price by 12:00 OBTAINED WILL BE der a deposit of $5,000 of the trust deed is Mort- tion on Dee Long / Pattie Sign a Contract with Tec- 7:00 p.m. the Grantsville gage Electronic Registra- of Utah. noon the day following USED FOR THAT PUR- in certified funds to the gage Electronic Registra- & Ronald Vanderderm serv, Inc. for Consulting City Council will hold a tion Systems, Inc., as Bidders must be pre- the sale. The deposit POSE. trustee at the time of tion Systems, Inc., as rezoning. Services and to Perform meeting for conducting a nominee for Fifth Third pared to tender to the must be in the form of a (Published in the Tran- sale, with the balance nominee for Chase 3. Consideration of ac- Computer Network Main- public hearing to re- Mortgage Co., its suc- Successor Trustee cashier’s check or bank script Bulletin June 7, 14 due by noon the follow- Home Finance LLC, its tion on Sam & Amber tenance Activities for ceived input on the final cessors and assigns, $5,000.00 at the sale official check payable to & 21, 2005) ing business day, at the successors and assigns, Clark rezoning. Tooele City budget for Grantsville and the record owners of and the balance of the Lundberg & Associates. office of the Trustee. At and the record owner of 4. Consideration of ac- Presented by Glenn City for the 2004/2005 the property as of the re- purchase price no later The balance must be in NOTICE OF TRUST- the west main entrance, the property as of the re- tion on Carma & Bran- Caldwell fiscal year. The hearing cording of the notice of than 24 hours following the form of a wire trans- EE'S SALE north steps to the Tooele cording of the notice of don Nohr rezoning. 15. Resolution 2005-40 will be conducted at the default are Brandon K. the sale. Both payments fer, cashier’s check, The following described County District Court, 47 default is Steven K. 5. Consideration of ac- A Resolution of the Grantsville City Hall Deatherage and Syndee must be in the form of a bank official check (credit real property will be sold South Main Street, Hatch and Kiersten R. tion on Tim Schwab mi- Tooele City Council Re- Council Chambers, 429 Deatherage. cashier's check; cash is union official checks are at public auction to the Tooele, Utah all right, ti- Hatch. nor subdivision. garding a Municipal E. Main, Grantsville, UT The sale is subject to a not acceptable. not accepted) or U.S. highest bidder payable in tle and interest conveyed The sale is subject to a 6. Consideration of ac- Wastewater Planning 84029. All interested bankruptcy filing, a pay- A trustee's deed will be Postal money order pay- lawful money of the Unit- to and now held by it un- bankruptcy filing, a pay- tion on final plat for Program persons are welcome to off, a reinstatement or made available to the able to Lundberg & As- ed States, on July 13, der said Deed of Trust in off, a reinstatement or South Willows Ranches Presented by Gerald attend. Copies are avail- any other condition of successful bidder within sociates. If wire transfer 2005 at 10:00 A.M., at the property situated in any other condition of Phase 2. Webster able for public review at which the trustee is not three (3) business days is used, an additional the West entrance to the said County and State which the trustee is not 7. Consideration of ac- 16. Resolution 2005-43 the Grantsville City Hall aware that would cause following receipt of the $10.00 must be remitted Tooele County Court- described as: Lot 495, aware that would cause tion on proposed Gener- A Resolution of the Monday through Friday the cancellation of the bid amount. The sale is with the purchase price. house, 47 South Main, The Ridge Subdivision the cancellation of the al Plan amendment for Tooele City Council Re- from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 sale. If any such condi- made without any war- Cash payments are not Tooele, UT 84074, in the no. 4, according to the sale. If any such condi- Street Master Plan. ducing Junior Golf Fees p.m. tion exists, the sale shall ranty whatsoever, includ- accepted. A trustee’s County of Tooele, State official plat thereof on file tion exists, the sale shall 8. Consideration of ac- Presented by Casey Allie Dated this 8th day of be void, the successful ing but not limited to any deed will be delivered to of Utah, for the purpose and of record in the be void, the successful tion on proposed amend- 17. Resolution 2005-44 June, 2005. bidder’s funds returned warranty as to title, liens, the successful bidder of foreclosing a trust Tooele county recorder's bidder’s funds returned ment to GLUMDC for up- A Resolution of the Wendy Palmer and the trustee and cur- possession, taxes, en- within three business deed held by Universal office.. The street ad- and the trustee and cur- grading roads. Tooele City Council Au- City Recorder rent beneficiary shall not cumbrances, or condition days after receipt of the Mortgage Corporation, dress and other common rent beneficiary shall not 9. Consideration of ac- thorizing ASWN to De- In compliance with the be liable to the success- of the property. The sale amount bid. as the current Beneficia- designation of the real be liable to the success- tion on proposed amend- sign and Administer the American with Disability ful bidder for any dam- is subject to a workout, DATED: May 31, 2005. ry, executed by Nancy property described ful bidder for any dam- ment to GLUMDC Chap- Construction of a Perim- Act, Grantsville City will age. reinstatement, payoff, Scott Lundberg, Trust- Ball, as Trustor, recorded above is purported to be: age. ter 20 Signs. eter Walkway at England accommodate reasona- Bidders must tender to sale cancellation or post- ee June 2, 2003 as Entry 367 East 810 North Bidders must tender to 10. Consideration of ac- Acres Park ble requests to assist the the trustee a $5,000.00 ponement, incorrect bid- 3269 South Main, #100 No. 203152, in Book Tooele, Utah 84074. Es- the trustee a $5,000.00 tion on proposed amend- Presented by Casey Allie disabled to participate in deposit at the sale and ding instructions, bank- Salt Lake City, UT 855, at Page 790, of the timated Total Debt as of deposit at the sale and ment to GLUMDC Chap- 18. Resolution 2005-45 meetings. Request for the balance of the pur- ruptcy, or any other cir- 84115 official records of Tooele July 05, 2005 is the balance of the pur- ter 3. A Resolution of the assistance may be made chase price by 12:00 cumstance of which the (801) 263-3400 County, Utah, given to $141,451.90. The under- chase price by 12:00 11. Report from Council Tooele City Council Au- by calling City Hall at noon the day following Trustee is unaware. In Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. secure an indebtedness signed Trustee disclaims noon the day following Liaison Member Todd thorizing Andy Johnson least 3 days in advance the sale. The deposit the event any of the fore- – 5:00 p.m. in favor of Universal any liability for any incor- the sale. The deposit Castagno. Design to Perform De- of the meeting that will must be in the form of a going apply, the sale will L&A Case No. 05-52329 Mortgage Corporation, rectness of the street ad- must be in the form of a 12. Approval of minutes sign- and Construction- be attended by calling cashier’s check or bank be void and the success- Team D/HN by reason of certain obli- dress and other common cashier’s check or bank of the last business Related Services for an 884-3411. official check payable to ful bidder's funds will be THIS COMMUNICATION gations secured thereby. designation, if any, official check payable to meeting. Additional Nine Holes at (Published in the Tran- Lundberg & Associates. returned without any lia- IS AN ATTEMPT TO Notice of Default was re- shown herein. Said sale Lundberg & Associates. 13. Open discussion. the Oquirrh Hills Golf script Bulletin June 9 & The balance must be in bility to the Trustee or COLLECT A DEBT, AND corded NOVEMBER 12, will be made without cov- The balance must be in 14. Adjourn. Course for an Amount 14, 2005) the form of a wire trans- Beneficiary for interest or ANY INFORMATION 2004, as Entry No. enant or warranty, ex- the form of a wire trans- Shauna Kertamus Not to Exceed $53,000 fer, cashier’s check, any other damages. OBTAINED WILL BE 231855, in Book 983, at press or implied, regard- PUBLIC NOTICE: fer, cashier’s check, Zoning Administrator Presented by Casey Allie bank official check (credit NOTICE IS HEREBY USED FOR THAT PUR- Page 009, of said official ing title, possession, con- Notice of public hearing bank official check (credit In accordance with the 19. Final Plat Approval of union official checks are GIVEN THAT THIS POSE. records. dition or encumbrances, to receive input on the union official checks are Americans With Disabili- Gleneagles 3A and 3B not accepted) or U.S. FIRM IS ATTEMPTING (Published in the Tran- Trustee will sell at public including fees, charges proposed Tax levy and not accepted) or U.S. ties Act, Grantsville City Containing 85 Lots Total- Postal money order pay- TO COLLECT A DEBT script Bulletin June 7, 14 auction to highest bidder and expenses of the operating budget for Postal money order pay- will accommodate rea- ing 25.68 Acres Located able to Lundberg & As- AND ANY INFORMA- & 21, 2005) without warranty as to ti- Trustee and of the trusts Grantsville City for the able to Lundberg & As- sonable requests to as- at 600 E and 800 N sociates. If wire transfer TION OBTAINED WILL tle, possession or en- created by said Deed of 2005/2006 fiscal year, sociates. If wire transfer sist the disabled to par- Presented by Cary is used, an additional BE USED FOR THAT NOTICE OF TRUST- cumbrances, the follow- Trust, to pay the remain- that includes salary con- is used, an additional ticipate in meetings. Re- Campbell $10.00 must be remitted PURPOSE. EE'S SALE ing described property: ing principal sums of the siderations for Elected, $10.00 must be remitted quest for assistance may 20. Tooele Gateway with the purchase price. DATED this 31st day of The following described LOT 5, ISGREEN ADDI- note(s) secured by said Statutory officers along with the purchase price. be made by calling City Commercial Subdivision, Cash payments are not May, 2005. property will be sold at TION, A SUBDIVISION Deed of Trust. The cur- with the cost of living Cash payments are not Hall at 884-3411 at least Lot 12 Amended Con- accepted. A trustee’s RICHER & OVERHOLT, public auction to the OF TOOELE CITY, IN rent beneficiary of the considerations. accepted. A trustee’s 24 hours prior to the taining 2 Lots Totaling deed will be delivered to P.C. highest bidder at the TOOELE COUNTY, Trust Deed as of the On June 15, 2005 at deed will be delivered to meeting that will be at- 3.07 Acres Located at the successful bidder By: Arnold Richer West Main Entrance, STATE OF UTAH, AC- date of this notice is: 7:00 p.m. the Grantsville the successful bidder tended. 1531 & 1581 N 30 West within three business Successor Trustee North Steps, Tooele CORDING TO THE OF- Mortgage Electronic City Council will hold a within three business (Published in the Tran- Presented by Cary days after receipt of the RICHER & OVERHOLT, County Courthouse, 47 FICIAL PLAT THEREOF. Registration Systems, meeting for conducting a days after receipt of the script Bulletin June 9 & Campbell amount bid. P.C. South Main Street, Tax Serial No. 09-007-0- Inc. The record owner of public hearing to re- amount bid. 14, 2005) 21. Minutes June 1, 2005 DATED: May 24, 2005. 901 West Baxter Drive Tooele, Utah, on July 7, 0005 the property as of the received input on the pro- DATED: May 24, 2005. 22. Invoices Scott Lundberg, Trust- South Jordan, Utah 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Purported Property Ad- cording of the Notice of posed budget for Grants- Scott Lundberg, Trust- PUBLIC NOTICE Presented By Patrick ee 84095 said day, for the purpose dress: 357 SOUTH CO- Default is/are: Dennis L. ville City for the ee Notice is hereby given Dunlavy 3269 South Main, #100 Telephone: (801) 561- of foreclosing a trust LEMAN STREET, Carlsen and Janie M. 2005/2006 fiscal year. 3269 South Main, #100 that the Tooele City 23. Mayor’s Report Salt Lake City, UT 4750 deed originally executed TOOELE, UT 84074. Carlsen. The hearing will be con- Salt Lake City, UT Council will meet in a 24. Adjourn to a Closed 84115 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to on September 21, 2001 The undersigned dis- Dated: June 01, 2005. ducted at the Grantsville 84115 Business Meeting on Executive Session to (801) 263-3400 5:00 p.m. Mon.-Fri. by John O. Mattox, as claims any liability for James H Woodall City Hall Council Cham- (801) 263-3400 Wednesday, June 15, Discuss Pending Litiga- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. STATE OF UTAH ) :ss. trustor, in favor of Mort- any error in the street ad- 10653 River Front Park- bers, 429 E. Main, Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 2005 at the hour of 7:00 tion – 5:00 p.m. COUNTY OF SALT gage Electronic Registra- dress. way, Suite 290 South Grantsville, UT 84029. – 5:00 p.m. P.M. The meeting will be Patrick H. Dunlavy L&A Case No. 04-50184 LAKE ) tion Systems, Inc., as The owner of the proper- Jordan, Utah 84095 All interested persons L&A Case No. 03-38477 held at the Tooele City Tooele City Recorder Team D/LBI On this 3rd day of nominee for Primary ty as of the recording of (801)254-9450 (800)245- are welcome to attend. Team B/AL Hall Council Room locat- Pursuant to the Ameri- THIS COMMUNICATION June, 2005, personally Residential Mortgage, the Notice of Default is 1886 (Hotline) Hours: Copies are available for THIS COMMUNICATION ed at 90 North Main can With Disabilities Act, IS AN ATTEMPT TO appeared before me Ar- Inc., its successors and reported to be: Nancy 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. public review at the IS AN ATTEMPT TO Street, Tooele, Utah Individuals Needing Spe- COLLECT A DEBT, AND nold Richer, the signer assigns, covering the fol- Ball Signature/by: James H. Grantsville City Hall COLLECT A DEBT, AND 1. Pledge of Allegiance cial Accommodations ANY INFORMATION of the foregoing instru- lowing real property pur- Bidders must tender to Woodall, Trustee R- Monday through Friday ANY INFORMATION 2. Open Forum for Public Should Notify Patrick H. OBTAINED WILL BE ment, who duly ac- ported to be located in the trustee a $5,000.00 119418 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 OBTAINED WILL BE Comment Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- USED FOR THAT PUR- knowledged to me that Tooele County at 7341 deposit at the sale and (Published in the Tran- p.m. USED FOR THAT PUR- 3. PUBLIC HEARING: corder, at 843-2110 prior POSE. he executed the same. North Foothill Drive, the balance of the pur- script Bulletin June 7, 14 Dated this 8th day of POSE. Resolution 2005-41 A to the meeting. TDD (Published in the Tran- C. Erin Casaday Lake Pointe, UT 84074 chase price by 12:00 & 21, 2005) Resolution of the Tooele Phone Number 843-2108 June, 2005 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin May 31, NOTARY PUBLIC (the undersigned dis- noon the next business City Council Adopting the (Published in the Tran- Wendy Palmer script Bulletin May 31, June 7 & 14, 2005) Residing at Salt Lake claims liability for any er- day following the sale. NOTICE OF TRUST- Final Budget for Tooele script Bulletin June 14, City Recorder June 7 & 14, 2005) County, UT ror in the address), and The deposit and balance EE’S SALE City for Fiscal Year 2005) In compliance with the NOTICE OF TRUST- My Commission Ex- more particularly descri- of the sale proceeds The real property descri- NOTICE OF TRUST- 2005-2006 American with Disability EE'S SALE pires: 05/27/09 bed as: must be in the form of a bed below and situated EE'S SALE Presented by Glenn Act, Grantsville City will The following described (Published in the Tran- Lot 10, AFTON ACRES wire transfer, cashier's in Tooele County, Utah The following described Caldwell real property will be sold script Bulletin June 7, 14 SUBDIVISION, accord- check or certified funds will be sold at public auc- property will be sold at 4. Motion on Resolution at public auction to the & 21, 2005) ing to the official plat payable to First South- tion to the highest bidder, public auction to the 2005-41 highest bidder, payable thereof on file and of re- western Title Agency of payable in lawful money highest bidder at the 5. Resolution 2005-42 A in lawful money of the cord in the Tooele Coun- Utah, Inc.. A trustee's of the United States at West Main Entrance, Resolution of the Tooele United States of Ameri- ty Recorder's Office. deed will be delivered to the time of sale, in the North Steps, Tooele City Council Approving ca, at the front entrance Together with all the im- the successful bidder front entrance foyer of County Courthouse, 47 Budget Adjustments for of the Tooele County provements now or here- within three business the Third District Court- South Main Street, Fiscal Year 2004-2005 Courthouse located at 47 after erected on the days after receipt of the house, Tooele County, Tooele, Utah, on June Presented by Glenn South Main Street, property, and all ease- amount bid. 47 South Main, Tooele, B12B12 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAYTUESDAY June 14, 20052005

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Utah, on June 29, 2005 Salt Lake City, UT NOTICE Office of Human Resour- (3) (a) Each appointee olutions in conflict here- veloped due to the wet eration, current edition. public interest as a public at the hour of 12:00 84133 The Executive Secretary ces at 536-4413 (TDD under Subsection (2) with are hereby repealed weather conditions of (d) Roads in commercial trustee until October 1, Noon. The sale is for the (801) 530-7300 of the Utah Solid and 536-4414). shall be chosen by the to the extent of such con- this spring which have and industrial zoning dis- 2005. Our license will purpose of foreclosing a Office Hours 8:30 a.m. Hazardous Waste Con- (Published in the Tran- township planning com- flict. created a large backlog tricts shall be determined expire on October 1, Deed of Trust (the “Trust to 5:00 p.m trol Board is proposing to script Bulletin June 16, mission from a list of SECTION IV - EFFEC- of applications in the En- by the engineering de- 2005. We have filed an Deed”) dated October (Published in the Tran- modify the Deseret 2005) three persons submitted TIVE DATE. This ordi- gineering Department. partment using the Insti- application for license re- 11, 2001 originally exe- script Bulletin May 31, Chemical Depot‚s Waste by the Board of Tooele nance shall become ef- This change shall be tute of Transportation newal with the FCC. A cuted by R. KELLY KRE- June 7 & 14, 2005) Storage Permit by add- ORDINANCE 2005-16 County Commissioners. fective 15 days after its enacted for a period of Engineers Trip Genera- copy of this application is MER and VALI ANN ing Building 1835 as per- AN ORDINANCE (b) If the township plan- passage provided it has six months only, effective tion, current edition for available for public in- KREMER, as Trustor, in Public Notices mitted storage. AMENDING SECTION ning commission has not been published, or at from the date of publica- road load and design for spection during our regu- favor of First Community Miscellaneous The public comment pe- 4-10-2 OF THE TOOELE notified the Board of such publication date if tion of this ordinance. the transportation sys- lar business hours. It Industrial Bank, as Bene- riod for this proposed COUNTY CODE, MAK- Tooele County Commis- more than 15 days after SECTION II - SECTION tem. contains information con- ficiary and as Trustee. modification will begin on ING A TECHNICAL sioners of its choice un- passage. AMENDED. Title 13, (e) Cul-de sac and loop cerning this station’s per- FIRST COMMUNITY Deadline for public no- Thursday, June 16, CORRECTION TO THE der subsection (3)(a) IN WITNESS WHEREOF Chapter 7, Section 3 of end roads shall have in- formance during the last BANK, a Branch of First tices is 4 p.m. the day 2005, when the public UTAH CODE SECTION within 60 days of the the Tooele County Com- the Tooele County Code termediate turnarounds license term of 8 years. State Bank N. M., is the prior to publication. notice is published in the NUMBER township planning commission, which is the leg- is hereby amended to (roundabouts) every Individuals who wish to successor to First Com- Public notices submit- Salt Lake Tribune, the NOW, THEREFORE, BE mission’s receipt of the islative body of Tooele read as follows: 1,500 feet and terminate advise the FCC of facts munity Industrial Bank. ted past the deadline Deseret News, and the IT ORDAINED BY THE list, the Board of Tooele County, passed, ap- 13-7-3. Roads. with a skewed loop. relating to our renewal The Trust Deed was will not be accepted. Tooele Transcript. The LEGISLATIVE BODY County Commissioners proved and enacted this (1) Roads shall be de- (7) Half roads shall not application and to wheth- recorded in the Official comment period will end OF TOOELE COUNTY, may appoint one of the ordinance this 7th day of signed in accordance be permitted. er this station has oper- Records of the County SUMMONS AND NO- on Monday, August 1, UTAH AS FOLLOWS: three persons on the list June 2005. with standards adopted SECTION III - REPEAL- ated in the public interest Recorder of Tooele TICE OF PETITION FOR 2005. Copies of the SECTION I - PURPOSE. or a registered voter re- ATTEST: by Tooele County. ER. Ordinances and res- should file comments County, Utah on October ADOPTION modification request and The Utah Legislature residing within the town- TOOELE COUNTY (2) Roads shall bear the olutions in conflict here- and petitions with the 12, 2001 as Entry No. IN THE THIRD DIS- all related documents will cently renumbered Utah ship as a member of the COMMISSION: names of existing with are hereby repealed Commission by Septem- 170397 in Book 709 at TRICT COURT IN AND be available for public re- Code Title 17 Chapter 27 township planning com- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk aligned roads. There to the extent of such con- ber 1, 2005. Further in- Page 211. FOR TOOELE COUN- view throughout the com- to Chapter 27a, creating mission. Dennis Rockwell, shall be no duplication of flict. formation concerning the The real property cov- TY, STATE OF UTAH ment period during nor- the need to update the (4) Pursuant to the Chairman road names. All road SECTION IV - EFFEC- Commission’s broadcast ered by the Trust Deed In the matter of the adop- mal business hours at reference included in County Land Use Devel- ( S E A L ) names shall be approved TIVE DATE. This ordi- license renewal process has a reputed address of tion of Tucker Lane the following location: Section 4-10-2 of the opment and Manage- Commissioner Rock- by the Department of En- nance shall become ef- is available at the Eccles 280 West Vine Street, Stewart, DOB (9/30/02) Division of Solid and Tooele County Code. ment Act, 17-27a-301, well voted gineering. fective 15 days after its Broadcast Center, 101 S. Tooele, Utah 84074 and A child under 18 years of Hazardous Waste SECTION II - SECTION et. seq. Utah Code An- Commissioner Law- (3) The subdivider shall passage provided it has Wasatch Drive or may be Parcel ID No. 2-83-21 age. Utah Department of En- AMENDED. Title 4, notated, hereinafter “the rence voted bear the cost of all road been published, or at obtained from the FCC, and 2-83-22 and such re- To: Joshua Kent vironmental Quality Chapter 10, Section 2 of Act,” election of Erda and Commissioner John- and public safety signs such publication date if Washington, DC 20554. al property is more par- A petition for Adoption 288 North 1460 West, the Tooele County Code Pine Canyon township son voted which shall be erected by more than 15 days after KUER Translator Fre- ticularly described on Ex- has been filed with re- 4th Floor is hereby amended to planning commission APPROVED AS TO the County Road Depart- passage. quencies: Delta, Ticaboo hibit “A” attached togeth- gards to the above- Salt Lake City, UT 84116 read as follows: members shall be con- FORM: ment. IN WITNESS WHEREOF 88.1; Orangeville, Emery er with all improvements, named child. You are and 4-10-2. Erda and Pine ducted in accordance Douglas J. Ahlstrom (4) Temporary road signs the Tooele County Com- County, Randolph, easements, rights, ap- hereby notified of this Tooele Chemical Stock- Canyon township plan- with the requirements of Tooele County Attor- shall be installed and mission, which is the leg- Woodruff, Cedar City, purtenances, rents, roy- matter and are required pile Outreach Office ning commission mem- the Act, the Utah Elec- ney maintained by the islative body of Tooele Manti, Ephraim 88.3; alties, mineral, oil and to file an answer in writ- 54 South Main Street bers. tion Code governing gen- Marilyn K. Gillette developer with the road County, passed, ap- Coalville, Rural Summit gas rights and profits, ing to the Petition for Tooele, UT (1) In the Erda and Pine eral and special elections Chief Deputy Clerk names approved on the proved and enacted this Co., Milford, Rural Bea- water rights and stock Adoption with the Clerk Written comments will be Canyon township plan- and this chapter. Tooele County Corp. plat. ordinance this 7th day of ver County 88.5; Park and all fixtures. of the above entitled accepted until 5:00 p.m. ning districts, three of the (5) Candidates shall file (Published in the Tran- (5) Temporary road signs June 2005. City, Kimball Jct., Price, The current beneficiary Court, located at 47 on August 1, 2005, and seven planning commis- a declaration of candida- script Bulletin June 14, shall be maintained by ATTEST: Rural Carbon County of the Trust Deed is South Main Street, should be submitted to: sion members shall be cy with the county clerk 2005) the developer until per- TOOELE COUNTY 89.5; Huntsville 89.7; Ka- FIRST COMMUNITY Tooele, Utah, and to Dennis R. Downs, Exec- elected. The election on forms prepared by the manent road signs are COMMISSION: nab, Toquerville, Paro- BANK and the record serve upon, or mail to utive Secretary shall coincide with the clerk and shall pay a fil- ORDINANCE 2005-18 installed by Tooele Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk wan, Fillmore, Beaver, owners of the real prop- Scott A. Broadhead, at- Utah Solid and Hazard- election of other county ing fee of ten dollars. AN ORDINANCE ES- County when the infra- Dennis Rockwell, Rural Emery County, erty as of the recording torney for the Petitioner, ous Waste Control Board officers during even- (6) All aspects of town- TABLISHING A TEM- structure is inspected Chairman Manila, Dutch John, of the Notice of Default at 250 South Main P.O. Box 144880 numbered years. Ap- ship elections not specifi- PORARY LAND USE and accepted. ( S E A L ) Monticello, Vernal, Red- and Election to Sell are Street, P.O. Box 87, Salt Lake City UT 84114- proximately half the cally addressed in this REGULATION, AMEND- (6) Dead-end stubbed Commissioner Rock- wash, Anabella, Glen- R. KELLY KREMER and Tooele, Utah, 84074, a 4880 elected planning com- section shall be conduct- ING roads shall be terminated well voted wood 90.1; Laketown, VALI ANN KREMER. copy of said answer, A public hearing to remission members shall ed in accordance with SECTION 13-7-3 OF with a cul-de-sac and Commissioner Law- Garden City, St. George, The Trustee’s sale will within 30 days after pub- ceive oral and written be elected every four standard election proce- THE TOOELE COUNTY shall be allowed only rence voted Moab (downtown), Rural be made without cove- lication of this notice and public comments on the years during elections dures as established by CODE, DELETING THE with the following condi- Commissioner John- Emery County, Heber nant or warranty, ex- summons. Hazardous Waste Treat- held on even-numbered the Utah Election Code, REQUIREMENT OF tions: son voted City 90.5; Moab (down- press or implied, regard- If you fail to do so, judg- ment Permit will be held years, and the remaining including but not limited ROAD INSTALLATION (a) “L”, “T” or branch APPROVED AS TO town) 90.9; Tropic, Rural ing title, possession or ment by default will be on Tuesday, July 19, elected members shall to, voter registration and PRIOR TO BUILDING turnarounds shall not be FORM: Garfield County, Heber encumbrances. taken against you for the 2005, at 6:00 p.m. at the be elected every four qualifications, election PERMITS BEING IS- allowed. Douglas J. Ahlstrom City 91.1; Moab, Rural THE PURPOSE OF relief demanded in said Tooele County Court- years on an alternating judges, ballots and poll- SUED (b) Cul-de-sac roads that Tooele County Attor- Grand Co. 91.5; Moab, THIS NOTICE IS TO petition which has been house, 47 South Main even-numbered years. ing procedures, canvass, NOW, THEREFORE, BE terminate with a 60-foot ney Rural Grand Co. 91.7; COLLECT A DEBT AND filed with the Clerk of St., Tooele, Utah. (2) Notwithstanding Sec- and all other aspects and IT ORDAINED BY THE radius bulb shall be de- Marilyn K. Gillette Lyman 91.9; Monroe, ANY INFORMATION said Court. For further information, tion 4-10-1(3), one mem- procedures of the elec- LEGISLATIVE BODY signed with a maximum Chief Deputy Clerk Wayne, Sevier Counties OBTAINED MAY BE Dated this 12th day of contact John Waldrip, Di- ber may be an appointed toral process. The coun- OF TOOELE COUNTY, trip generation of 120 Tooele County Corp. 101.7; Bluff, San Juan USED FOR THAT PUR- May, 2005. vision of Solid and Haz- member who is a regis- ty clerk shall determine UTAH AS FOLLOWS: trips as calculated by the (Published in the Tran- County 102.3; Milford, POSE. Scott A. Broadhead ardous Waste. In compli- tered voter residing out- the necessity and man- SECTION I - FINDING Institute of Transporta- script Bulletin June 14, Rural Beaver County DATED: May 25, 2005 Attorney for Petitioner ance with the Americans side the township if that ner of consolidating vot- AND PURPOSE. The tion Engineers Trip Gen- 2005) 103.9; Stockton, Tooele TRUSTEE (Published in the Tran- with Disabilities Act, indi- member: ing precincts and ap- County Commission eration, current edition. County 104.7; Tabiona, W. JEFFERY FILL- script Bulletin May 31, viduals with special (a) is an owner of real pointing election judges, hereby finds a compel- (c) Roads terminating PUBLIC NOTICE Myton 104.9; Pocatello MORE June 7, 14 & 21, 2005) needs (including auxiliary property located within in accordance with state ling countervailing public with a loop shall be de- On October 10, 1997, 107.7; Washington Callister Nebeker & communicative needs the township; and statute. interest in having build- signed with a maximum KUER FM90 was grant- 107.9. McCullough and services) should (b) resides within Tooele SECTION III - REPEAL- ing permits issued prior trip generation of 400 ed a license by the Fed- (Published in the Tran- 10 East South Temple, contact Charlene Lamph, County. ER. 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