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Tooele, G-ville, track teams turn in stellar performances See A9 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN April 11, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 92 50 cents Courthouse rises, opens January ’07 Top leaders rally by Mark Watson STAFF WRITER with immigrants It took more than a decade to go from conception to real- by Jesse Fruhwirth ity, but a new courthouse in STAFF WRITER Wendover teacher Tooele will serve residents in State leaders discussing immigra- the area for several decades tion reform attracted yet another cherishes homeland, to come. stunning crowd, this time at the “The construction pro- Salt Lake City and County Building loves America totype is similar to our new Monday. The assembled activists court buildings in Logan and and on-lookers continued the theme by Karen Hunt West Jordan,” said Gordon of American flag waving coupled STAFF WRITER Bissegger, director of physical with the Cesar Chavez chant “si se In 1986, President Reagan facilities for Utah State Courts. puede,” the Spanish chant that trans- provided a way for what would The two-story building will lates to “yes we can.” be 2.5 million hard-working be home to both 3rd District The message delivered by each immigrant workers to obtain Court and county courts. It speaker was “we are all immi- legal status. The decision in covers 52,000 square feet and grants.” Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Washington opened the door for will cost $9.1 million. About Anderson, a Democrat, and Utah many families to find a home in 80 percent of construction and Attorney General Mark Shurtleff, a the United States. operating costs will be paid Republican, led off the long list of It also presented a dilem- for by the state with the rest speakers and had tough words for ma for Mica Lujan, who is paid for by Tooele County. The Utah’s congregational delegation. today a teacher at Anna new building provides ample Anderson was fiery as he said Smith Elementary School in space for an always-expanding those actively opposed to immi- Wendover, Utah. workload confronted by Third grants are “bitter xenophobes who Lujan didn’t want to leave District Court, Third District forget why they are here,” and said Juvenile Court, Tooele County SEE LUJAN ON A6 Justice Court and the Tooele SEE RALLY ON A7 County Attorney’s Office. The basement will be used as a holding cell for court defen- dants prior to appearances. Wal-Mart DC marks “The whole project has been under discussion by the state and Tooele County for more than 10 years,” Bissegger said. one-year anniversary “The project was approved two years ago by the Legislature. by Mary Ruth Hammond while,” Egbert said. It’s a little different in that STAFF WRITER Eventually, it is expected that the County and State worked Wal-Mart Distribution Center DC #7026 will employee 1,000 together to plan the building. (DC) #7026, located in western workers. I think that is one reason we Grantsville, will celebrate its Making good on a promise were able to get the funding one-year anniversary of shipping that the DC would “be a good and justify the project.” The merchandise to stores located neighbor,” Sweckard said the building is located just east in Utah, Idaho, Montana and distribution center alone has of the current Tooele County Nevada on Wednesday, April 12, donated a total of $25,000 in Building. The front of it will 2006. cash to several organizations face east on 100 East. The 1.2-million-square-foot and groups within their first Construction started in building comprising the DC year in Grantsville. And counting August of 2005 and the struc- could house 24 football fields, donations given from the store’s ture should be completed by or 800 tennis courts, or enough transportation department, the December of this year and in concrete to make a two-lane amount topped $125,000 last use by January of 2007. highway 250 miles long. year. “The building is organized Workforce for the DC cur- On the day of the DC’s grand along a large central spine rently stands at 650, but Willie opening last year, Grantsville running north to south. This Sweckard, general manager, and City received a check for $5,000 spine connects in a very clear Jared Egbert, personnel man- to restore and upgrade the J. manner the varying public ager, say they are hiring more Reuben Clark historical park functions and has a significant employees almost daily. and farm. Other checks given Photography / Troy Boman “Because new Wal-Mart stores out that day included $1,000 to A construction worker finds a great view of Tooele Valley atop the new court building under construction. are opening all the time, we’re the city’s police department; SEE COURTHOUSE ON A3 Layton Construction is the general contractor for the project. trying to get our employee base up to 770 within the next little SEE WAL-MART ON A3 Water levels Valley thespians flex acting muscles at state festival reach highs By Audrey Rock STAFF WRITER as irrigation Utah hosts the State Drama Festival each year, which showcas- es the talents of students and gives season nears them a chance to compare skills by Mark Watson against peers in their division. Actors from both Grantsville STAFF WRITER City leaders believe it won’t hap- High, (under the direction of Matt pen, but if water flows down the Price,) and Tooele High, (under the middle of 700 South again this year, direction of Carol LaForge,) per- it will mean Tooele has been hit formed in the State Drama Festival with another major storm or storms on April 7 and 8. resembling last year’s Memorial Day They performed along with stu- deluge. dent representatives from 18 addi- “Right now we feel reasonably tional 3A high schools for honors in comfortable that we will be able their categories. Both teams’ final handle the runoff. I was at the res- scores put them in the top five for ervoir this morning and it is still two the festival, with Grantsville High feet below spilling over,” Tooele City pulling off the fourth highest scores Engineer Paul Hansen said today. in the state, and Tooele High earn- After the flood last year, Tooele ing the highest score possible. City installed a 300-foot pipe to “My students really rose to the replace a section of pipe that gave occasion,” said THS drama coach way and disintegrated forcing the Carol LaForge, who adds that city to divert water to 700 South dur- Grantsville also performed quite ing the month of June. The city then well at the festival. “Grantsville photographed more of the inside of has really been giving us a run the runoff pipe and decided an addi- for the money the past four years, tional 800-foot section of the pipe and Tooele had to struggle to stay needed to be replaced. ahead of them. Grantsville is a great Tooele City, Tooele County and team, and Matt Price is an excellent photography / Troy Boman Tooele High drama students earned a perfect score in Utah’s State Drama Festival last weekend at Tooele High School. The actors outperformed SEE WATER ON A2 SEE FESTIVAL ON A2 other theater programs from across the Beehive State making a strong case that these students are ready for a bigger stage.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Mostly cloudy tonight with a OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 Palm Sunday kicks off week chance of showers. Mostly cloudy of holy obligations Wednesday. Lows in the 40s. Highs TV LISTINGS A8 DOINGS B3 at St. Marguerite’s. See B1 in the 60s. Complete Forecast: A2 CROSSWORD, SUDOKU B10 CLASSIFIEDS B5 A2 TUESDAY April 11, 2006 ETCETERA ... News Briefs ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast Stansbury Riders starting up Grantsville youth will again have Wed 68/49 the opportunity to be part of an 4/12 award-winning horse club. The Considerable clouds early. Some Stansbury Riders is for youth rang- decrease in clouds later in the day. ing from age 6 to 16. Participants are placed in three age-appropriate categories. Thu 70/47 Through participation in the club, 4/13 youth learn poles, barrels and more. Times of sun and clouds. Highs in Practices are held in the early eve- the low 70s and lows in the upper nings a few of nights per week. A 40s. meeting for all interested parents will be held Tuesday, April 11, from 7-8 p.m. at Grantsville City Hall, 429 Fri 71/49 E. Main St. For more information, 4/14 call 850-9295. Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 70s First sun party of the year set and lows in the upper 40s. The Salt Lake Astronomical Society will host its first free public Sun Party of the year Saturday, April Sat 58/46 15, from 10 a.m. to 12 (noon). The 4/15 Sun Parties are held in Winchester Showers. Highs in the upper 50s photography / Troy Boman Park at the Jordan River Parkway, and lows in the mid 40s. There is still room for more water in Settlement Canyon Reservoir. Water will not run over the spillway because it will be diverted to users on Saturday. 1200 West (Murray Bluffs Dr.) and Winchester Street (6400 South). “If the public does see water running two areas are way above normal, year when we shut off the water it Telescopes fitted with special filters Sun 59/43 Water down 700 South they need to know but we are not above normal in was higher than normal. We don’t let will allow the public to see ribbons 4/16 continued from page A1 the runoff is too big for the pipeline,” Settlement.” the level get below 4,975 elevation of gases rise and fall on the sun’s Chance of showers. Highs in the Hansen said. If anything, spring weather is hard and last year it was up to 4,993 when photosphere. A downloadable map upper 50s and lows in the low 40s. Settlement Irrigation Company split Bevan said his company plans to predict. “Sometimes we’ve been we shut it off,” Taylor said. to Winchester Park can be found at the cost of installing the new 800- ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content to release water to shareholders on as low as 75 percent of normal in “Lawns don’t need any water Service the society’s web site, http://slas.us. foot section. Saturday. He does not expect any March and then been hit with some now, but we figured people should “The old pipe was a 48-inch steel major runoff problems this year. pretty big storms in April and May. use the water instead of waste it,” Temps/Precipitation Area Ski Report pipe that rusted out on the bottom. “The last time I looked our snow Water in Grantsville Reservoir Taylor said. He indicated the system Instead of tearing out the old pipe, Date High Low (prec./inches) Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: water equivalent in Settlement started to run over the spillway on should work fine as shareholders Breezy and mostly cloudy tonight it was decided to slip in a 36-inch April 6 46 34 .67 ts Canyon was at 98 percent of nor- Friday and the distribution system use the resource. “If it warms up real April 7 56 36 .03 with a 50 percent chance of snow PVC pipe,” said Settlement Canyon April 8 67 41 showers. Lows at 8,000 feet 15 to 20 Irrigation President Gary Bevan. mal. People ask me about all the was opened this weekend. Water fast we could have some problems.” April 9 67 36 with northwest winds 15-25 mph. Leaders from the three entities snow because they see reports didn’t run over the Grantsville spill- Grantsville avoided any floods last April 10 63 39 .06 Alta — 172” mid mtn. 3” new snow on TV that the Tooele area is way way until April 20 last year. year. “We have a flood control ditch 48 hrs; 5/5 lifts open now feel more certain flooding Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for Beaver Mountain — closed won’t happen because of the new above normal in snowpack. But they “We’ve even been earlier than that was able to handle the extra the National Weather Service, reports that his Brian Head — 70” mid mtn. 1” new pipes. In some years runoff water include Stansbury and Vernon when this,” Grantsville Irrigation Water water last year.” recording station at 139 S. Main received .76 snow 48 hrs; 5/7 lifts open does not even flow down the pipe. they talk about Tooele, and those master Lynn Taylor said. “But last e-mail:[email protected] inches of precipitation between April 6 and Brighton — 150” mid mtn. 4” new April 10 and a total of 1.18 so far this month. snow last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open The normal for April is 2.49 inches. For the The Canyons — 100” mid mtn. 1” termed the event a competition. and Ben Graff received straight enced phenomenal popularity on new snow 48 hrs; 16/16 lifts open water year, which began Oct. 1, 2005, Tooele has Since the change to festival status, superiors. So did Eric Hales and Broadway. received 11.24 inches of precipitation. The nor- Deer Valley — 112” mid mtn. 4” Festival mal for the year is 18.49 inches of precipitation. new snow 48 hrs; 20/21 lifts open continued from page A1 Tooele received top scores in 2002 Rachel Morris, and Natalie Tripp This year, the Grantsville High Park City — 124” mid mtn. 2” new and now in 2006. They’ve also and Christina Mesler, for Classical troupe will be renting costumes, coach! They definitely keep us on Corrections snow 48 hrs; 14/14 lifts open received the second place sweep- Scenes. Hales and Morris also quali- sets and an orchestra accent. In Powder Mountain — 127” mid mtn; our toes.” stakes trophy in 1985, 1987, 1989, fied for the Showcase Round. every way, it will be the biggest In a front-page story on April 7, 0” new snow last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts The Tooele High Drama Team open 1995, 2003 and 2005. In Contemporary Scenes, show the department has ever taken one of the job changes of county earned a perfect score — an elusive school district administrators was Snowbasin — 150” mid mtn. 1” new LaForge noted it was fun to Tyson Cook and Chandler Durrant on. They are thrilled for the show’s snow 48 hrs; 8/12 lifts open and rare achievement in the festi- see there were younger members received a straight superior; Robyn incorrect. Bill Gochis, a teacher at opening in May. Snowbird — 153” mid mtn. 3” new val. In fact, every participant from on the team as well; not all were Krieser, Kelsey Sprague and Carter Tooele High School, will serve as snow 48 hrs; 10/11 lifts open In addition, some GHS actors Tooele High received a Superior rat- seniors. LaForge had a freshman Thompson received a straight supe- vice principal at that school. Solitude — 152” mid mtn; 3” new have already moved on toward ing, the highest score available. duo pantomime that took straight rior; and Kelsey Elsholz, Kienan ***** snow last 48 hours; 8/8 lifts open professional careers in theatre. Sundance — closed The THS Drama Team was also 1st place superiors for all three of Hamm, and Alyssa Roberts got an U.S. Congress District 1 Chandler Durrant is currently pre- the only school at their level to their judges. Overall Superior. Democratic candidate Steve Olsen’s qualify ten of the individual events paring for the Wednesday opening Pollen Count “That is very difficult to do at In Humorous Monologues, of “Power in his Touch” starring campaign manager said his can- for the “Showcase Round,” in which state,” she said. “Imagine how good Cody Burket and Stephanie Morris The pollen counts from the David Osmond at the Rose Wagner didate’s comments at the Tooele the top six competitors in each they are going to be when they are earned an Overall Superior, while Intermountain Allergy and Asthma Center in Salt Lake. The Easter pro- County Democratic Convention category are given the opportunity seniors!” Kami Christiansen qualified for Clinic in Salt Lake City as of April duction runs through April 15. were taken out of context in to perform for other competitors. LaForge is especially proud of the Showcase round, and earned 11, 2006, were as follows: The second place school, from There is no shortage of oppor- Thursday’s Transcript-Bulletin. Cedar — High their play performance, the one-act straight superior. Hurricane, qualified four partici- tunities to see local youth on the Olsen is running against incumbent Cottonwood — High “Haiku,” which placed second in In Dramatic Monologues, Logan stage. And after their standings at Rep. Rob Bishop. Olsen has written Sycamore — Low pants in the showcase round. region. After region, they worked Gumucio qualified for the showcase a small book entitled Why Most Maple — Low Out of 120 possible points for the on the play and the characters for round, and earned a straight superi- the State Drama Festival, it’s clear Utahns are Democrats — They Elm — Low entire festival, Tooele received 120. two solid weeks before performing or. Lindsey Delaney earned straight we’ll be seeing many of them for Just Don’t Know it Yet. Olsen’s Willow — Low The next highest scorer, Hurricane, it at the state level. superiors in this category, too. years to come. political positions about are avail- Ash — Low came in at 92 points, with Grantsville “The cast did an awesome job, In the One Act Play category, the Birch — Low able at www.steveolsen.org. He will coming in at fourth with 73 points. and the play was greatly improved,” cast received an Overall Superior; Oak — Low The top honors for Tooele High Tooele also accept email at steveolsenforc Mold — Low she said. “One of the greatest things and Robyn Krieser received one of [email protected]. included Matt Palmer, for Humorous kids learn through this experience six outstanding performer awards Monologue; Elizabeth Miller, for is: never settle for mediocrity. If for actors in the one-act plays. “We Are Your Neighborhood Dramatic Monologue; and Emily you’re going to do something, do it It’s nothing short of astonish- Family Theatre” McRrae and Caydee Adams in right. I really try to teach my kids ing that the Grantsville High drama 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Contrasting Monologues. that they should never settle for sec- students had the energy or ambition Sal Maciel and Lindsey Mogensen, ond best, that they should always to attend the State Drama Festival. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 and Michael Johnson and Makenzie strive to be the very best they can They’re already deep into rehearsal Tickets are now available online Idom were honored in the category at www.movieswest.com be. This year, they did it. That is on their next project — a lavish of Classical Scenes. In Pantomime, definitely a life-long lesson.” musical production of Disney’s th th Kaitlyn Dahl and Kate Marshall, (a Grantsville High’s drama students “Beauty and the Beast” with music April 7 – 13 freshman duo who received a per- pulled off excellent scores as well by Alan Menken and lyrics by Open at NOON April 13th fect score from all three judges,) with their own impressively long set Howard Ashman and Tim Rice. were recognized, as well as Jessica of straight superior ratings. Their The massive show, a visual and * Cooper and Courtney Lopez. high scores placed them fourth musical spectacle, is adapted from Ice Age 2 In Dramatic Monologue, Donovan statewide for the 3A division. Disney’s Academy Award winning Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:20 Crane pulled off a feat by receiving In Pantomime, Jace Krogh animated film, and has experi- Sat: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:10, 9:20 a perfect score from all three judg- Sun: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:10 (PG) es. And the one-act play “Haiku” pulled off superior ratings across Benchwarmers* photography / Mike Call the board, from all three judges. It Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 A crash occurred on Main Street at 400 South Friday around 6 p.m. One also emerged from the State Drama Sat: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 Festival as the Best Play in State. woman was transported to LDS Hospital via LifeFlight. Traffic was diverted as Sat: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:00 (PG-13) the helicopter landed. According to the police report, the woman was released Elizabeth Miller received a best from the hospital the next day. The driver of a Bronco pulled onto Main Street actress award for her outstanding from 400 South and struck the passenger side of the Honda pictured above. portrayal of the character Louise. Inside Man The driver of the Bronco was charged with a stop sign violation. In Contemporary Scenes, pairs Dly: 4:15, 7:00, 9:45 Chandler Coates and Kent Stewart; Sat: 12:15, 4:15, 7:00, 9:45 Zach Jensen and Steve Witte; Sat: 12:15, 4:15, 7:00 (R) ������ Casey Richardson and Andrew ������������ ��������� * � Whitmer; and Connie Beaty and ����������������������� ���������������� Take the Lead ����������������� �������� Will Beaty were honored. Emma ��������������������������� Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:30 �������������� Thomas and Natasha Gonzalez, Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:30 ����������������������� �������������� ��������� and Brooke Christensen and John Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 (PG-13) ������������������������� ������������� ������������������ ���������������������� Perkins, received superior rat- ������ ����������������������������������� ings for Classical Scenes; and in The Shaggy Dog ����������� ������������ Pantomime, Spencer Jensen was ����������������������������������������������� ��������������� ������������������� also outstanding. Dly: 4:30, 7:05, 9:20 ��������������������������������������������������� Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05, 9:20 �������������� ���������������� ��������������������������������������������� Other members of the Tooele Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05 (PG) ��������� ������������������������������������������� High Drama Team, all of whom ���������������� ���������������������������������� received final “superior” ratings, ���������������� ������������������� ��������������������������������������������� ����������� ������������� ��������������������������������������������� include Cassidy Morris, Hamilton ������������������ Failure to Launch ����������� ��������������������� ��������������������������������������������� Dalrymple, and Brittany Johnson in ������������ Dly: 4:35, 7:10, 9:25 ����������������������� ������������ ����������������������������������������� Humorous Monologue; and Stacie ���������� Sat: 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:10, 9:25 ������������ ������������ ���������������������������������������������� � �� (PG-13) ���������������� ������������ ������������������������� Pitt and Alex Fish in Dramatic Sat: 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:10 ������������������ ������������ �������������������������������������������� Monologue. � Show Times are subject to change. ���������������������������������������������� ����������� ������������ LaForge says this is the third Open daily 4pm • Sat & Sun- Noon ���������������� ���������� ������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������� time THS Drama has come out on ������������������� All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 ����������� ����������������������������������������������� top at the state festival, but that this • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �������� Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ������������� �������������������� ��������������������������������������� was the first time they’d received a Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ������������������������ ���������������������������������������������������� ����������� ����������������� perfect score. She says they were All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ���������������� ������������������ �������������������������������������� thrilled that they qualified the maxi- �������������� ����������������� ����������������������������������� mum number of students for the ������������� �������������� RITZ RITZ ��������������� �������������� ���������������������������������� state festival, and that every con- PG-13 Ends PG-13 ������������� ���������������������� �������������������������������� testant received the final “superior” Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 Thursday ���������� ����������������������������������� rating. ������������������������ Tooele’s Show Place LARRY THE CABLE GUY: ����������� ���������������� The rules and format have evi- for Over 60 Years! ������������ ����������������� �������������������������������������������������� dently changed over the years, ����������� �������� ������������������������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������������������� making the event a “festival” rather 882-2273 ������������� �������� ������������������������������������������������� 111 North Main, Tooele than a “competition.” LaForge says HEALTH ADMISSION: INSPECTOR ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR:STAY $4.00 before 6pm:ALIVE $4.00 ������������� ������������������� http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net �������������������� Tooele won their first state cham- Starts Friday 5:00, 7:00 & 9:00- Scary Movie 4 (pg-13) pionship back when the state still TUESDAY April 11, 2006 A3

ed just six miles from a freeway Wal-Mart. The line stretches Wal-Mart entrance to Interstate 80. from the DC to the northwest continued from page A1 “But I was more impressed quadrant of the city. That means with the people of this area,” one-fourth of Grantsville resi- $1,000 for Friends of Tooele Ford added. “I want to thank dents who previously had to rely County Children’s Justice Grantsville’s mayor and city on septic tanks now have access Center; $1,000 for Bikers Against council for all they did to make to the sewer line.” Child Abuse (BACA); $500 for this happen.” Mayor Anderson said con- Grantsville High School; $500 Mayor Anderson has always cerning Wal-Mart’s pledge to the for the GHS soccer team; $500 said it was a “team effort” community to be good neigh- each for Grantsville Junior that brought Wal-Mart DC to bors, “We couldn’t ask for better High, Grantsville Elementary, Grantsville. Anderson gives a lot neighbors. Everything we ask of Grantsville’s Willow Elementary of credit for the deal to Tooele Wal-Mart we receive, and then and Tooele High School; $1,000 County Commissions, Tooele some. Plus, the people who have for Healing Horses Therapeutic County Planner Nicole Cline, moved to Grantsville to work Riding Center; $2,000 for the and “others who worked long at the DC are darn good neigh- Utah Museum of Fire Fighters; and hard to win the bid for bors.” $1,000 for Tooele County Wildlife Grantsville.” Sweckard and Egbert say the Federation; $1,000 for Tooele The finished DC building is DC will continue to donate to County Aging and Adult Service; worth $57 million. Before con- worthy causes within Tooele $1,000 for Camp Hobe; $1,000 struction began, the land — County. The center also makes for Teen Challenge; $1,000 for sold to Wal-Mart by Darrel and some contributions to business- United Way of Salt Lake; $1,000 Barbara Nielsen of Bountiful es and groups along the Wasatch for 4-H Clubs, and the list goes — had to be annexed into Front. on and on. Grantsville City. Then infrastruc- This coming weekend, Wal- When Hurricane Katrina ture had to be put in place. Mart DC has donated four bicy- hit Florida last year, the DC Financially-strapped cles each for the Grantsville and center held a yard sale at the Grantsville City got lucky when Tooele Easter Egg Hunts for Grantsville Fire Department and a request to borrow $3.5 million local children. And this summer, raised $10,000 for the American photo courtesy Wal-Mart DC from Wal-Mart at a one-percent the DC plans to have 11 teams, Red Cross. Wal-Mart DC associates pictured above represent a few who have volunteered time to charitable organiza- interest rate was granted. Sales each comprised of at least 16 With a motto that “volunteer- tions over the past year. taxes generated from the Wal- associates, participate in the ism always pay,” Wal-Mart asso- Mart DC are now going to the Walk for a Cancer Cure event. ciates (as employees are called), company to pay off the debt. “As the years go by, we plan to who donate 25 hours to any ser- When the $3.5-million loan is become more and more involved vice organization, receive a $250 totally repaid in approximately in the community,” Sweckard “Medical Breakthrough check for that group. “For instance,” Sweckard five years, sales taxes will then promised. “We can’t help every explained, “if an employee vol- go to the Tooele County School organization that asks for a unteers 25 hours to help a school District (65 percent), Grantsville monetary contribution, but we City (24 percent), and the rest try to meet as many requests as For Sciatica” class read, that class will receive is earmarked for Tooele County we can.” $250 from Wal-Mart.” breakthrough to so many low back disc When the world’s largest and Tooele County Mosquito Wal-Mart is now advertising Abatement. that beginning wages for associ- herniation and sciatica sufferers right here in retailer selected Tooele County “Sciatica has puzzled doctors and frustrated Tooele.” as the site for Wal-Mart’s 38th Anderson said property taxes ates start at $11.50 per hour and patients for years. But now space travel and Due to his tremendous success with back DC, Grantsville City officials on the Wal-Mart DC amounted progress to $14.90. Those who were thrilled their city was cho- to over $600,000 last year. “And work a weekend schedule start modern technology may have finally cracked pain, herniated discs, sciatica (pain radiating sen to house the building. I think the distribution center’s at $13.25 per hour and progress the back pain and sciatica code.” into the legs), Dr. Brown has made available a Mayor Byron Anderson payroll is somewhere around to $16.25 an hour. Those are the enthusiastic words of free report to anyone suffering with these admitted last year’s at Wal- $17 million now,” the mayor The DC is now accepting Tooele’s, Dr. Dev Brown, D.C. Dr. Brown painful conditions. Mart’s grand opening that with added. applications for material han- now uses non-surgical spinal decompression - “I just wanted back pain sufferers to know Wal-Mart stores throughout the “Borrowing the money from dling positions, unloaders, order- an amazing space-age medical breakthrough to they have an option other than drugs and United States, Japan, Argentina, Wal-Mart at a one percent inter- fillers and loaders. To apply, treat back pain, disc herniations, and sciatica surgery… an option that really works. I visit the Wal-Mart DC at 929 N. Mexico, the United Kingdom, est rate saved Grantsville City in his practice. wanted to let them know there is finally REAL hundreds of thousands of dol- state Route 138 in Grantsville. Puerto Rico, Brazil and China, “I was shocked at the results spinal hope… that hope is detailed in my free report.” lars,” Mayor Anderson contin- Sweckard said the application it was amazing that Grantsville decompression gets in such a short time. And To get your free copy of Dr. Brown’s — population just over 7,000 ued. “Had we not been given process takes 30-60 minutes. how long those results last… without the side revolutionary new report, “How Space Age — could snag a deal for the DC that loan, the city would have All applicants must be 18 to be built in the city. had to bond for the money. That years of age or older and able effects of drugs or risk of surgery. I was also Technology Is Solving Back Pain Without Rollin Ford, Wal-Mart’s exec- would have necessitated bond to lift 100 pounds. Applications shocked that so few doctors in the country Drugs Or Surgery!” just call toll-free 1-800- utive vice president of logistics, fees plus a much higher interest are valid for 60 days from sub- were willing to invest in this amazing new 759-4804 and listen to the 24 hr recorded stated last year that when the rate.” mission. Anyone who submitted technology.” commented Dr. Brown. “But the message or visit www.BackPainAdvance.com company first started looking The mayor added, an application more than two best thing is I am able to offer this medical for all the details. Call now, supply is limited. at Grantsville as a possible site “Additionally, we were able to months ago is welcome to re- for a new DC, he was impressed put in a new 18-inch sewer line apply. that the facility would be locat- with the money borrowed from e-mail: [email protected]

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Penalties needed After months of deliberations and mixed feelings, the Tooele City government has come down hard on graffiti. Demanding that property owners take responsibility for the actions of graffiti perpetrators is not a comfortable or popular position to take. No one wants victims to be blamed for crimes committed against them. However, the problem will never cease until property owners fully cooperate with the quick removal demands. The city is correct to enact an ordinance requiring property owners to cooperate, if they fail to do so for their own reasons. The sole motivation for graffiti is notoriety. Quick removal of graffiti eliminates the only motivation these perpetrators have for committing the crime. We can defeat our graffiti problem only by convincing the perpetrators that their vandalism will never see the light of day. Under the current plan, the city will paint over graffiti, free of charge. Those who are uncomfortable with volunteers altering the facade will have little more than 15 days to remove graffiti after it appears. Ideally, as a community, once we have taken a significant bite out of the graffiti that exists today, we will all be able to pull together to meet the city’s goal of a 24-hour removal time. Those who fail to comply with the time limit may face up to a $1,000 fine for each day past 15 that the graffiti is not removed. The law is very aggressive. In order to achieve the stated goals and avoid fines, each property owner needs to prepare. Some business owners have complained their building facade requires special treatment to remove graffiti and it takes much longer than 15 days to deter- mine the correct course of action. If that is so, begin your investigation now before the problem has surfaced. Make phone calls and do research before the graffiti hap- pens. If a professional will be required to remove the vandalism, get their business LETTERS TO THE EDITOR card and keep it close at hand. Visit GraffitiHurts.org to get ideas for graffiti removal on many different surfaces. an earthquake hit this town, that I would issues. The time limit is extremely short if we assume no one will prepare in advance for Anti-bond Web site is trash expect many if not all of the students could Coach Wilcox doesn’t need to rely on Editor: the day they are hit with graffiti. If every home and business owner prepares for that die due to the collapse of the building. rumors to justify his decisions — all the “Stack them deep, and teach them cheap” day before it comes, then 15 days is ample. I would like to petition that a new ele- evidence is blatant. Assess the grades, was a response I wasn’t prepared for! Contingency plans are reasonable, workable and make the city statute effective. mentary school be constructed to replace attendance, and criminal record of these After listening to Superintendent Michael Perhaps your contingency plan will only entail purchasing paint that matches the aged school as soon as the funds could students. Thus players can be cut for disci- Johnsen’s presentation and analyzing the your property. Maybe your plan will be so drastic as to get a price-quote from a be obtained. I would hope that this new pline issues. My opinion is that our program numbers for myself, it seemed so obvious contractor. Either way, preparation is key. elementary school would be constructed is fortunate Coach Wilcox has chosen to what the right path was — “the Bond!” Property owners ignore the new ordnance at their peril. We hope no one is to withstand the maximum credible earth- remain the soccer coach despite the antago- But when I asked what the recourse strapped with a $1,000 fine because we hope all will comply. However, for the quake that could be sustained on the faults would be if this bond did not pass, I was nism he has received this past year. sake of city beautification, those who do not comply with the law deserve the stiff that created this valley. I would also hope shocked! How could it not pass? If it didn’t, Porter Hunt penalty. that the old school would be demolished we could only try again — there is no other Tooele We urge the residents of Tooele City to report graffiti they see. Public participa- and this hazard removed. way to meet the educational requirements tion is vital to the plan’s success. Call 843-2143 to report graffiti that you see. If this issue were to be made known to in the county. How could people in this Give THS boss a chance the parents and residents of Grantsville, valley be so narrow-minded as to not think Editor: perhaps a special bond issue would be able ROUNDTABLE about all children’s education? Are there I find it interesting that an allegation to pass to fund this new construction if still people so lame in the brain to think concerning a coach who has influence over other funds were not available. that because the new high school is going a relatively small number of students is Don’t let the media scare to be in Stansbury Park, and that they’re Darren Jolley receiving more attention than the dismissal thinking ahead about the need for a future Grantsville of our community’s high school principal. elementary school, is cause to put our Mr. Mike Westover has had a direct your kids off the Internet children’s future at risk? Sociable was best ever impact on over 2,000 of our young people I challenge these narrow-minded, Editor: during his time as principal. He took over on’t take certainly true for the current Internet self-centered individuals to wake up and I say “hats off” to the chairman and co- a school that had been disgraced by a few candy from scare. look outside of their own backyard and chairman and committee that put on the jocks and tried to put the emphasis back Dstrangers. The media’s propensity for creat- do what’s best for the county! Instead of 122nd Old Folks Sociable. on academics and citizenship. He dared to Don’t talk to them. ing unnecessary hysteria does not spending money putting up websites on the It took many hours of planning, many stand up to the pressure of over-protective Don’t get in their mean that your child should be visiting “12 Reasons to Vote No on the $58 Million hours of work and many hours of practice. parents who thought that siding with their cars. Don’t give Myspace.com or anyplace else on the Bond” they should look at the official But the end results prove it was all worth it. kids was more important than teaching them your phone Internet without supervision and educa- school board numbers, pull their personal It was the best and many agreed with me. kids to respect authority. That took nerve. number, address, tion. On the Internet it’s impossible to sentiments out of their backsides and do Joyce Russell Although I don’t agree with every action he Social Security know if the person your child is chat- something constructive for the county. That Tooele has taken, I admire him for taking action. number or any other Daniel Kline ting with is actually a 13-year-old girl list is the most bovine-infused list of trash Mr. Westover has been authoritative but piece of identifying Guest Columnist or is actually a 50-year-old truck driver I’ve ever read! he has also been accessible. He has treated information. Most Soccer parents ridiculous named “Bubba.” If you go to the official school board Editor: students as individuals worthy of respect certainly don’t cor- Community sites like Myspace.com website and look at the facts, you too will I have written this letter in response to when they needed it most. He made sure respond with them online just because are designed as a way for people to end up laughing and making inappropri- the article concerning Coach Chris Wilcox my daughter was in a safe environment and they visited your Myspace.com site meet each other in the cyber world. ate gestures toward the author of the “12 published in this newspaper on Tuesday, he listened to her when she was at a high and pretend to share your interest in Members post profiles listing their Reasons to Say No…” trash. I encourage March 21. I played soccer for Coach Wilcox stress point in her life. I am grateful to him Lindsay Lohan, Gwen Stefani and those interests as well as photos, descriptions everyone with a brain to look at the real for more than two years and have gotten for that. shoes with roller skates built in. and other personal information. When information, ignore the ignorant, and vote to know him as well as admire him. He I hope that the new principal will not be If parents spend time with their kids properly used sites like these can create “yes” on the bond. Time is running out and runs the Tooele soccer program with an merely a politically correct choice. True going over the basic rules then they wonderful communities linking people if there is a chance to prevent us from add- enormous amount of commitment and leadership comes from within and should have little to fear from the Internet with shared interests and making it pos- ing portables and cramming more kids in stability. He has proficient knowledge, not be dependent on popularity or puppet pedophiles who, according to the tele- sible to communicate. the same space, we have to stand up to the experience and love of the game that makes behavior. vision news, lurk around every cyber Your child might be the only person ignorant. him an excellent soccer coach. But the My daughter has graduated, but I hope corner. The Internet, just like the mall in your town who follows Olympic Please! Get out and vote yes for the ben- most admirable attribute (as a coach) that parents who still have sons or daughters or any other public gathering place, archery, loves glass blowing or col- efit of all Tooele County children! Coach Wilcox possesses is his concern for at THS will treat the new principal with has its own special dangers which can lects the music of jug bands, but in the Scott Totman the immediate and long-term well being friendly, unbiased respect and allow him or be largely eliminated by teaching your online realm it’s easy to find people that Stansbury Park of his players. He checks attendance and her to take charge. child how to be safe. share these hobbies. Unfortunately, just [email protected] grades and provides an incentive for play- Jennie Mallon To properly safeguard their children like in the real world, there are people ers to uphold both. He frequently speaks of Tooele online, parents must actually learn in the cyber world who aren’t what they becoming dedicated, hard-working and suc- about the Internet and not simply City parks not dogs’ toilets cessful adults. accept the hysterical local news reports seem. Editor: Coach complaints valid Furthermore, every year he hosts a meet- about its theoretical dangers. As anyone That’s where parenting comes in I agree with Mark Mott, people need Editor: ing with the purpose of providing players knows who remembers the endless sto- and why adults must not overreact to to clean up after their animals. I took my To all of the supporters of Coach Chris with information and encouragement for ries about killer bees, television news the potential dangers online, but must grandkids to soccer practice at a park Wilcox, here is the other side of the story. moving on to college. The dislike of this often reports on events that might hap- monitor their child’s activities. If you around 900 West and there was dog doo-doo In the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin article effort Coach Wilcox makes toward the pen or happen not nearly as often as would not let your daughter post a all over. I’ve seen people take their dogs to dated March 21, 2006, Superintendent well being of his players is the basis for the the story suggests. provocative photo of herself on the the complex and let them go all over. Michael Johnsen’s report stated he could objections any of these parents have for This latest round of stories designed bulleting board in the library, then you How are the kids supposed to play soc- not substantiate any of the claims. A Title 9 him. Is this the response our society gives to frighten parents happens to deal with should make sure she doesn’t post one cer and not worry about stepping in crap? Sexual Harassment complaint for retaliation to someone standing up for values? Myspace.com, but they are no different online. You would never let your kid go They don’t have time to watch for it. against Coach Wilcox, by my daughter, was I hold in contempt the parents and play- than past scares about phone chat lines meet a stranger he had only spoken to People, you need to clean it up or keep substantiated! Supposedly, claims of inap- ers who have done so much to compel and malls. You might also remember on the phone, so you should make sure your pets at home. propriate behavior were not substantiated Coach Wilcox to abandon his standards. the hysteria about how kids who play the same rules apply online. Astrid Baer yet Superintendent Johnsen felt the need to The accusations against him have merely “Dungeons & Dragons” were going to The cyber world offers wonderful Tooele require a female co-lead coach. been surrogate complaints created by kill each other in the sewers and the rewards for your kids as well as poten- Mr. and Mrs. Milne, you have not done asinine parents because of self-inflicted particularly odious round of stories tial dangers. Parental diligence can your homework. You do not know the G-ville elementary unsafe ignorance to their own children’s misbe- whole story. Nobody does with the excep- after Columbine that made every kid in limit the possibility of something going Editor: havior. The students won’t conform to tion of those who have filed the complaint. a trench coat a suspect. wrong and it’s your responsibility as As a licensed professional geologist in Coach Wilcox’s noble standards and parents The real “hypocrisy and immaturity” that None of these potential disasters the adult to set limits. You should not, the state of Utah and a father of six chil- decide to get involved. As Superintendent you speak of with regards to the complaints ever turned into much. The “Dungeons however, let the media frighten you into dren in this school district, I would like Michael Johnsen said, players can be cut & Dragons” kids grew up and got girl- throwing your computer away, unless, to bring to [the attention of the Tooele from the team for attitude and discipline SEE LETTERS ON A5 friends and the trench coat teenagers of course, your still hiding inside from County School Board and Superintendent became too into indie rock to bother the killer bees. of Schools] the fact that Grantsville wanting to kill anyone. Just because Daniel B. Kline is a freelance Elementary School on Main Street was LETTER RULES the news tells you something bad might writer based in Connecticut. He can be constructed prior to a sound understand- happen doesn’t mean it will and that’s reached at dan@notastep. com. ing of the seismic danger that this valley is The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the subject to. author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community Over the past two years, I have visited of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual the school while taking my children to circumstances at the editor’s discretion. school and participating in other activities. All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long I have observed the dilapidated state of the are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit-

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you would go to jail. Please give we feel you deserve the truth. Here field during the last game of 2005, We remain hopeful that justice West Nile Letters me a call quickly. All I want is the are the facts as they stand today. because he had taken all the emo- will prevail, if not by the means of continued from page A4 old plates and the title is yours. No • In October 2005, parents met tional and verbal abuse that one our own district or school board, cash. Call Gary at 882-1981 or 833- with the Tooele High School prin- human could stand, including feel- then through other avenues. We on its way; should be referred to a coach that 2061 Monday-Thursday. cipal and Mr. Wilcox regarding a ings of disparate treatment. wish to give our children — who you claim has an “honest and good Gary Nord history of serious concerns involv- • Nineteen families — 32 adults, were brave enough to stand up work ethic.” How can a coach Tooele ing both male and female players in not the mere four families Mrs. against injustice — hope. We hope help offered who hears school gossip about his the high school soccer program. DeLeeuw speaks of — have spe- they will not be left to feel as the players, then speaks about them Comment on N-waste • The intent of the meeting was cific complaints against Mr. Wilcox. defeated “sacrificial lambs” but to other parents be honest? As far The Utah Department of Editor: to present several issues and con- This does not include the other 70 belief we live in a country where as good work ethic, I beg to differ. Agriculture and Food (UDAF) is While listening to the Doug cerns, suggested solutions and a plus signatures who also signed the a system still exists to provide jus- The boys who were cut were not announcing that $150,000 in spe- Wright Show on March 29, Sen. request for an equitable set of stan- petition to have him removed. tice and equality to all who try and cut because of your description of cial grants is available to counties Orrin Hatch mentioned he was dards with regards to the treatment access it. “off-the-field activities.” Shame on • As many as wish to scream and mosquito abatement districts able to get the BLM to open public and selection process of future Carol Doerr you to be a teacher at Tooele High and accuse us of a “witch hunt” to help prevent the spread of West discussion once again on the spent players. School and insinuate something all your ranting and raving will Dennis Park Nile Virus in 2006. The deadline nuclear fuel rods the Goshutes • Concerns included: Prior like you did and condone name never negate what Mr. Wilcox did. Tooele for application is April 21, 2006. want to bring into Skull Valley. Sen. complaints, female players leav- calling or referring to any student This is the third year that the Hatch encouraged the public along ing practice in tears, defaming of as “trash.” shame on you! Utah Legislature has earmarked the Wasatch Front to write letters students to other parents, impartial Back to the girls team — there funds to help counties and abate- of opposition to the BLM. This is treatment, etc. (Mr. Wilcox admit- were a few complaints that came ment districts expand their WNV the first time in history the BLM ted using the term “trash” when to surface from girls who dared to prevention efforts. has allowed a discussion period to referring to specific students.) face retaliation from the coach. My Guidelines and directions reopen. • According to the Title IX daughter, one of the best players, regarding how to apply for the As taken from Sen. Hatch’s Complainants, the allegations of did go on record and faced the funds are available on the UDAF Website: “In December 2005, retaliation were substantiated. direct retaliation. Many other girls website at: www.ag.utah.gov or BLM responded to my request • A female co-lead coach was came forward but have chosen not call the UDAF at (801) 538-7188. to Secretary of the Interior Gale part of the remedies presented. (If to go on record for fear of retalia- The last day that applications will Norton to reopen the public com- inappropriate behavior was not tion. Why would they? He has retal- be accepted is April 21. The UDAF ment period on this issue. All substantiated, why the need for a iated over and over again, three will award the grants beginning transportation options available female co-lead coach?) times against my daughter alone! in May. to PFS require the approval of the • Four ethnic minority male She will not be playing spring BLM, which will base a large part players were cut from the 2006 Advice for Utah Horse Owners competitive soccer because Coach of its decision on public comments soccer team, including the only The Utah Department of Wilcox is a part-time coach. received during the comment African American students who Agriculture and Food (UDAF) is My daughter was raised with period. As Utahns sound out on tried out for the team. (Why cut strongly advising horse owners strong values and standards and this issue, and convince the BLM any of these students when the throughout the state to protect she will not veer from them. As to deny this right of way, they can numbers who were trying out were their animals by vaccinating them a freshman she started varsity finally put the nail in PFS’s coffin.” so low?) for the West Nile Virus in April or and lettered. As a sophomore she As citizens of Tooele County • The three veteran players May of this year. received an award for one of the it is our duty to tell the BLM that received the lowest scores of all If you vaccinated your horse best players in the region. She is we do not want open containers of students who tried out. (Including last year with the recommended not a trouble maker! This is the nuclear waste in our backyard. It is students who had no soccer experi- number of shots, then a single first time in nine years that she will imperative for the health and eco- ence. The African American stu- “booster” shot should be sufficient not play because she was raised nomic future of our county that we this year. If you have not vac- to do what’s right and what she dent was also told the decision to stop such a move by the Goshutes. cut him was not only based on low cinated your animal yet, you are believes in. Filing the Title 9 com- We do not want Tooele County to advised to get a series of two shots plaint was doing the right thing. scores but that he was “rapping” on be the nation’s nuclear dump. the field.) administered three to six weeks This is not a witch hunt! But do For more information look • Not one adult who signed apart. You can obtain the vaccine any of you supporters of Wilcox at Sen. Hatch’s website at www. either petition has ever contacted from most local veterinarians. consider the feeling of these kids hatch.senate.gov. Sen. Hatch states: any person involved and asked to Horse owners can protect their who have been wronged? If Wilcox “I strongly encourage Utahns to have their name removed, as was animals by applying approved is left to be the sole coach for the contact the BLM and share their misrepresented by Mrs. DeLeeuw. repellants to the animals and by high school, my daughter will not comments on the PFS proposal The only student that considered controlling mosquitoes and mos- play for the school again. Do you to transport spent nuclear fuel to having their name removed did so quito breeding areas. Horse own- realize how this affects the future Skull Valley, Utah.” because they feared retaliation. ers may also protect the animals of these kids? College is so impor- Citizens have between now and by putting them in the barn or tant and expensive. I’ve counted on May 8, 2006 to send their com- • Chris Park did walk off the other enclosed structures. her getting a scholarship. Should ments to: Pam Schuller Bureau If your horse shows signs of she decide to try out for the school of Land Management Salt Lake illness please contact your local team and make it, is she going to Field Office 2370 South 2300 veterinarian immediately. Clinical be benched or just cut all together? West Salt Lake City, Utah 84119 signs are: Weakness, usually in Superintendent Johnsen asked why Fax: (801) 977-4397 Email: pam_ the hindquarters; widen stance, is cutting a student from the team [email protected] Please contact stumbling, leaning to one side and considered retaliation? Because the BLM today and let your voice toe dragging. In extreme cases, there is documentation that he be heard on this important issue! paralysis may follow. Fever is in fact retaliated numerous times Pam Schuller sometimes evident, as are depres- and what would prevent him from Bureau of Land Management sion and fearfulness. WNV causes doing it again? The perception is encephalitis and affects the cen- that he retaliated by cutting three Get facts on coach tral nervous system. senior boys. Editor: Horse owners who suspect West I would like to thank Ben Hyatt, Here’s the facts ... not propa- Nile viral infection of their animal Gene Isom and Dave Smith. They ganda according to the supporters should contact their veterinarian are examples of great coaches! of Coach Chris Wilcox. immediately. Approximately 1/3 of They have coached these girls for We could choose to banter with horses that show signs of the ill- year, many of the very same girls supporters of Mr. Wilcox who ness will die. that we now have at Tooele High speak of proclaimed facts, so much Experience over the last three School. They did teach them unity, so as to border on slander. Not years has shown that the vac- responsibility, hard work and a one of these supporters has had cination is quite effective. Of the love for the game. However, today any direct involvement in any of 68 positive horses last year, 61 this is the same team divided by all the issues. The teacher, Milne, and had not been vaccinated. Of the these issues! others that seem to condone name remaining seven, five had been Tami Turpin-Gonzales calling and/or engage in the vicious vaccinated, but not completed Tooele spreading of rumors, deserve no with a booster shot. educated reply. For more information about Return license plates We choose to focus our atten- the West Nile Virus, please Editor: tion on those who chose to stand visit the Utah Department of To the man who took Albert’s with us to correct a wrong, all with Agriculture and Food’s web page car from 15 Tacoma — it is really one goal in mind — to help all kids! at: www.ag.utah.gov/ or the Utah my car now. I have the title and a To those who are neutral and will- Department of Health’s web page: bill of sale. If the police find you ing to listen to the facts by those www.health.utah.gov/. before you contact me, they said what have been directly involved, Join Stansbury star party April 22 The Salt Lake Astronomical of the Harmons observatory’s tele- Weather permitting, the star party Society will host its second free pub- scopes which includes the 16” Ealing will run until 10 p.m. lic star party this Saturday, April 22, and 32” Grim reflectors and the new- In addition, Patrick Wiggins will at the Stansbury Park Observatory est telescope, the 200mm Bogdan use a star projector give a preview Complex (a.k.a. SPOC). Starting at refractor. At approximately 8:45 of the evening sky on the dome of approximately 8 p.m., society mem- p.m., the end of Civil Twilight, the the Donna Pease Wiggins Refractor ���������������� ber Bill Kennedy will present the observatory scopes will be pointed House. His presentation will follow first part of a two-part basic intro- to such celestial wonders as Saturn, that of Kennedy’s on telescopes. duction to the telescope. Kennedy’s which lies near the Beehive star To reach SPOC, drive West on presentation will focus on the basic cluster, while Jupiter climbs into I-80 to Exit 99, Stansbury/Tooele, types of telescopes and how they view in the Eastern skies. With the and follow State 36 and watch for work, including examples of each moon absent, seeing members of Observatory signs near the junction type of telescope. the Virgo galaxy cluster will make of 36 and State 138. See map at: slas. This will be followed by a tour you wonder if we are really alone! us/images/MAPS/SPOC_Map.gif.

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teaching in the USA,” Lujan said. “I four times the amount sent in 1994 Wendover. OBITUARIES Lujan thought that was something impos- when NAFTA went into effect. As talk of immigration reform continued from page A1 sible for me because my English is Mexico’s gross domestic product swirls around the U.S. Lujan’s not perfect.” in 2005 was estimated to be nearly family is feeling the benefits of Edna May Mexico and move to the United For many years her father, a con- $1.1 billion dollars, the 14th high- Reagan’s one-time amnesty legisla- States. Lujan completed her higher struction worker in Mexico, had est in the world. Thus money sent tion two decades earlier. Lujan’s Lawrence education at El Escuela Normal lived in both the U.S. and Mexico, from the U.S. accounts for nearly students are feeling the benefits of in Mexico. She then found herself spending six 1.5 percent her teaching skills. Our beloved mother, grand- torn between two countries when months in one “Here I am sad of Mexico’s While some decry acts of political mother, great- and great-great- her family joined her father in country, then GDP. amnesty as unfair for immigrants, grandmother and sister Edna Wendover. six in the other. for my babies ... T o d a y Lujan believes their opinions would May Johnson Lawrence died In Mexico, she loved the free- He worked in in the winter they Lujan’s father change if they understood what April 7, 2006, at the home of dom the weather gave to go outside the U.S. and is legal, as it was like to be poor in Mexico. her daughter Karen, in Morgan, throughout the year. She preferred visitied family are looking out the are his family Lujan is happy to be here — espe- Utah. the educational system, which in Mexico. members. cially now that she’s teaching. But Mom was born in Grantsville, involved numerous field trips where He was one window because they The 1986 she still misses Zacatecas. Utah, to Lizzy Ingleby and Karl students could learn about history of the many ille- can’t play outside .... Immigration “I do, especially because of the Henning Johnson, March 22, by seeing actual artifacts. Most of gal immigrants Reform and weather. I think you can stay out- 1914. She was raised in a loving all she craved the opportunity she who together I think it would be Control Act side all day long. You can play. home and attended Grantsville had there to be a teacher. send billions of a l l o w e d Here I am sad for my babies. One is schools, along with her sisters, Edna May Lawrence “I always dreamed to be a teach- dollars every nice if they could be Lujan’s father three. The other is one. Especially Ruth, Nora, Florence, and broth- er and I never thought I could be year to their in Mexico.” and other in the winter they are looking out er, Karl. families in other illegal immi- the window because they can’t play She married our father, ry cherished. We are comforted countries. — MICA LUJAN grants who outside.” Melbourne Guy Lawrence, in that she is with her husband and In fact, a KINDERGARTEN TEACHER had lived in Lujan’s daughter went on vaca- Salt Lake City on Jan. 7, 1932. sons Arnold and William; her researcher at the U.S. since tion to Mexico in December and Their marriage was later solem- parents; grandchildren, Allen the University of Utah said money 1982 to earn a legal work visa. January, which is the time of year nized in the Salt Lake Temple and Ranae Remington; great- sent back to Mexico by both legal Today’s controversial legisla- when Mexicans have numerous for time and all eternity. To this grandchildren Emily and John and illegal immigrants supports the tion, which reached a standstill parties. The independent youngster union were born 11 children, 10 Porter; and her brother Karl; economy of Mexico. last week, proposes options rang- came home and announced to her whom they raised to maturity. and sisters Ruth and Nora; and “More money is sent back by ing from Gold Cards for temporary mom that she wanted to move back Their second son Arnold Guy son-in-law Fred Weise. She is Mexicans either than Mexico visas, to better fences to keep peo- to Mexico. died as an infant. survived by sons Ross (Shauna), receives through sell of oil, tourism, ple out. Immigration is expected to “I think it would be nice if they The years of the Depression Perry (Donna), James (Linda), and foreign direct investment,” said be a key issue in upcoming presi- could be in Mexico,” Lujan said. and subsequent WWII were very Melbourne Guy Jr. (Sheryl), University of Utah Political Science dential elections. ***** hard for them and Mom and Mark (Julie); and daughters, Lois Professor Claudio Holzner, who What is decided will determine Families like the Lujans have Dad had a struggle to feed and (Denzil) Remington, Jane (Roy) contributed a recent University of the fate of families, but some changed the face of Wendover. clothe the growing family, but Niskala, Bonnie (Will) Snyder, Utah study. Americans have expressed fear Longtime residents remember mom was very thrifty, and an Karen (Richard) Hepworth; and 493 W. 400 N. Tooele The study found a record $16 of a mass influx of immigrants or there were almost no Hispanics or exceptional cook. She was very her sister Florence Brown. billion was sent to Mexico from claim that it is unfair to legal immi- Latinos 25-30 years ago. Today busi- talented and sewed many of Funeral services will be held the U.S. in 2004. That is more than grants to grant privileges to illegals. ness owners feel obligated to keep our clothes. She also crocheted Wednesday April 12, at 1 p.m. in 882-4800 double the amount sent in 2000 and Others emphasize that immigrant a Spanish speaker on staff. and did other handiwork. Mom the North Tooele Stake Center workers historically built America Lujan’s uncle was one of the first taught her kids by example 583 N. 270 East. Visitation at the and today their hard work ethic is Mexicans in the area when he came and established a code of hard church at 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. needed more than ever. as a single 17-year-old about nearly work, integrity and honesty for prior to the funeral. Interment ���������������������������� Those across the politcial spec- 25 years ago. Lujan’s aunt followed. us to follow. She was proud of Tooele City Cemetery. The fami- trum decry the current immigra- Both married in the U.S. her posterity of 11 children, 35 ly would like to thank Karen and tion system as broken and many Lujan’s father followed. He had grandchildren, 79 great-grand- Richard Hepworth, her daughter ��������������������� wonder what more can be done been back and forth between the children and seven great-great- and son-in-law, for the tender to strengthen the economy of the United States and Mexico basically grandchildren, many nieces and loving care they gave Mom, also �������������������������������������������������� immigrant’s home countries. all his life. While raising his fam- nephews. the Alpine Hospice and Home ���������������������������������������������������� Lujan still loves her old country, ily in Mexico, he traveled between Mom was greatly loved and Nursing Care for their wonder- while she grows to love her new countries throughout the year, the respected by her family. She will ful help. ������������������������������������������������� one. She’s considering applying for same pattern that continues with be sorely missed and her memo- ������������������������������������������������ citizenship next year. many of the Mexican immigrants �������������������������������� The transition between cultures today. was not painless. After graduat- Lujan said California, Nevada ing from college in Mexico, Lujan and Texas attract many people Geneel Oldroyd �������������� decided to move to Wendover with from her area of Mexico. her family. There she obtained a job “I think they come here because Stewart ������������������������ at a casino. there are many Hispanic people �������������� “I was frustrated,” Lujan said, here. You can go to the store and ��������������������� stressing she’d put much effort into ask people in Spanish or you can An Elect Lady of a college degree, but was not using go to a restaurant and they can her skills working at a casino. help you. Everyone can help you in Faith After one year, the upbeat young Spanish anywhere,” Lujan said. adult returned alone to Mexico in University of Utah Professor Our cherished angel mother, �������������� search of her dream. She obtained Holzner expects Wendover’s immi- grandmother and great-grand- a job teaching in a one room school grant population will continue to mother, Geneel Oldroyd Stewart, house in Guadalupito, which she grow. The larger the population passed away April 8, 2006, in � says is similar to Iosepa in Skull already assembled, the stronger the Tooele, Utah, at the age of 89. ������� ���� Geneel was born Oct. 18, 1916, Valley. She stayed in Mexico for one draw. year. Her only relative there was “You’ll sometimes see whole to Isaac Willard Oldroyd and ����������������������������������������� her grandmother. communities replicated here,” Tena Elevia Jensen in Monroe, ���������������������������������������� “I was the only teacher from Holzner said. “So what happens is Utah. She was raised in Venice, Geneel Oldroyd Stewart ����������������������������������������� grades 1-6, with a total of 16 stu- that creates its own momentum for Utah, and graduated from ��������������������������������� dents. So it was something hard for immigration .... Migrants follow Richfield High School. Geneel me and my mom was always calling established migration networks. So attended BYU and received a president for a total of twenty me and she was sad missing me so teaching degree. She taught years. As a wife, she supported ������������������������������ my hunch is there are more estab- I decided to be with my family,” lished immigration networks to elementary school in Ephraim, her husband with his responsi- ������������������������������� Lujan said. Wendover now, so it will continue Richfield, Sigurd and Tooele. bilities as a bishop of the Tooele �������������� She married Leo Grant Third Ward and as president of ������������� It was here in Wendover that to be a draw.” ������������������������������������� Lujan met her husband who also Lujan agrees the large number Stewart, Sept 13, 1941, in the LDS the North Tooele Stake. ������������������� had moved from the same state of immigrants makes the area more Manti Temple. They enjoyed 55 Geneel is survived by her five ��������������������������������������������������������������� in Mexico. It was here she had attractive to her people. wonderful years together. From children, Marilyn Shields (Bob) ����������������������������� her two children. After the Tooele “I think I have like 100 relatives 1957 to 1959, they along with Stansbury Park, Utah, Keith ����������������������� Count School District looked at her here because it’s not just like my their children lived in Japan and Stewart (Leslie) Taylorsville, college transcript, she only had to aunt, uncles and cousins,” Lujan enjoyed the culture and friends Utah, Connie Rockwell �������������� take two more classes to become said. “There are many, many big of that country. Their youngest (Michael) Tooele, Utah, Ileen �������������� certified. families here ... They came many child, Paula, was born while liv- Chris (Michael) Santa Clara, After two years as a teacher’s years ago and now their daughters ing in Japan. Utah, Paula Watkins (Kirk) Santa �������������������� Geneel served a mission to Clara. She is also survived by �������������� aid and four years teaching English are getting married and they’re get- ����������������� as a second language, Lujan is ting bigger and bigger and bigger.” California for the LDS Church two sisters, Una Payne (Albert) ���������������������� teaching kindergarten this year in e-mail: [email protected] and she and Grant served a Payson, Utah, and Carol Ware �������������������� mission on Temple Square in (Lowell), Midvale, Utah. She �������������������������� Salt Lake City and a mission to has twenty grandchildren and Mexico, U.S., China minimum wages Independence, Miss. On return- twenty seven great-grandchil- ing home, they were called as dren. Her family was the love • Mexico’s minimum wage is less than $5 a day. ordinance workers at the Jordan of her life. She is preceded in • The United States’ federal minimum wage is $5.15 River Temple. death by her parents, husband an hour. Geneel and Grant enjoyed and brother, Jay Oldroyd. ����������������� trips throughout the world. Their As your family, we love you • China’s minimum wage is between $1-2 a day. favorite trip was to the Holy and we know that families can Land where they attended the be together forever. dedication of the Orson Hyde Funeral services will be held Memorial Park in Jerusalem. Thursday, April 13, at 1 p.m. at the Geneel was a member of the Tooele Utah North Stake Center ���������������������������������������������� Daughters of the Utah Pioneers 583 N. 270 East, Tooele, Utah. A and an active member of The viewing will be held Wednesday Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- April 12, at Tate Mortuary, 110 day Saints. She had a strong S. Main Street, Tooele, from 6 to testimony and enjoyed shar- 8 p.m. and at the church prior ing and teaching the gospel to to the funeral from 11:30 a.m. others. Her faith in the Lord to 12:30 p.m. Interment Tooele never wavered. She had great City Cemetery. A special thanks leadership and organizational to Cottage Glen-Assisted Living skills and served in various call- Center, Harmony Hospice and ������������������������������������������������������ ings, but her love was the Relief Dr. Forbes for their service and Society where she served as a loving care. ward and stake Relief Society ������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������ NOTES OF APPRECIATION ����������������������������������������������� Captain’s Island Ward Relief ������������������������������������������ Kasper family Society for serving the luncheon ������������������������������������������������ and to the bishopric for assisting The family of Jill Dee Kasper ���������������������������������������������� in the funeral service. Also, we would like to express our grati- are grateful for the compassion- ������� tude for the love and support ate care given by the Community from all our friends and neigh- ������������ Nursing Service hospice staff. NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 bors. Thank you for the comfort We give thanks for our many expressed through the many vis- friends and neighbors who pray TOOELETRANSCRIPT its, cards, meals, flowers and for us and share in our wonder- ������������������������������������������ BULLETIN phone calls. ful memories of Jill. A special thanks to the Larry Kasper and family TUESDAY April 11, 2006 A7

Salvador].” Rally Familiar with situations such as continued from page A1 the Castros, Anderson spoke of fam- ilies split by legal status. later, “history will condemn those “We can and we must achieve far who try to polarize our country.” greater humanity in our treatment Shurtleff was more measured of those that come to our country to than many of the other speakers, work,” Anderson said, “and for their but his mere presence sent a strong families ... In no way will it destroy message. America ... It will make us a stron- “Many of my fellow Republicans ger, better nation to bring workers will criticize me for speaking to you,” he said. “They will say I should out of the shadows ... and grant them be arresting you.” protection under our nation’s laws.” Dipping in and out Spanish and Gathering on the northeast and English phrases, Shurtleff said immi- southwest corners of Washington gration laws need to open the bor- Square, in close proximity to the rau- ders to more legal immigrants. cous immigration rally, were a rela- “We need laws to make it easier tive handful of members of Utah’s to come to Los Estados Unidos,” Minutemen Project and their sympa- Shurtleff said, using the Spanish thizers. Approximately 75 members phrase for the United States. “Mi stood at their northeast post. pais, su pais, los Estados Unidos,” Tense moments arose as atten- Shurtleff yelled, which means “my dants to the main rally walked past country, your country, the United the Minutemen on their way to the States.” main event. The event was a follow-up to “Go get a visa!” a Minuteman yelled Sunday’s Unity March, which has at passersby who had harangued since been labeled Utah’s largest them with a Spanish epithet. political demonstration in history. A sign held by a Minuteman According to the Associated Press asked “Why do illegal immigrants and the National Capital Immigrant have more rights than American citi- Coalition, demonstrations were held photography / Jesse Fruhwirth zens?” Many in the crowd Monday (above) in 40 states in recent days. The crowd of immigrant ralli- held signs decrying HR-4437, One cheery man in the crowd ers was too large to estimate. The a federal bill that would make turned the entire debate about U.S. felons of all illegal immigrants. crowd was so large that hundreds, immigration on its head. Holding Utah’s Congressional delegation, possibly thousands, were forced to a sign that read, “Remember who Republicans Rob Bishop and Chris stand so far away they could not came across the ocean ... not us,” Cannon, as well as Democrat Jim even hear the speeches. The mood Hector Ledesma of Salt Lake City Matheson, voted in favor of the con- was jovial and social on the fringes. said he originally entered the U.S. troversial House bill. The Scott M. Many ralliers came and left as the from Mexico illegally, but legalized Matheson Courthouse in Salt Lake night went on. his status eight years ago. City is visible behind the crowd. e-mail: [email protected] Far from apologizing for his actions, Ledesma said that almost all Hispanics’ heritage includes a significant dose of Native American blood, and that entitles them to the land. “If you look at it geographi- � cally, we are not the immigrants,” � Ledesma said. “They have to remem- � ber, this part of the country used to be Mexico.” � Prior to 1848, all of California, � Nevada, Arizona and Utah, as well as parts of New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming were within the Mexican national borders. Ledesma said this legacy makes him less of an photography / Jesse Fruhwirth immigrant to this land than those of Hector Ledesma said Hispanic mestizos — people of mixed indigenous and European blood like himself — are European descent. entitled to live in the U.S. at least as much as Americans of purely European decent. He taunted the amassed “We welcome them,” the city bus Minutemen and said, “They’re unhappy, even with themselves, because they know they are immigrants, too.” driver and business owner said of said his brother was told by fed- He said his brother was mur- European Americans. eral authorities to file paperwork to dered in El Salvador the day after his Others in attendance had their legalize his status. Upon arriving at deportation. �������������������������������������������������������������� own personalized messages. the Immigration and Naturalization Eduardo himself was brought to Eduardo Castro, also of Salt Lake Service office, he was detained and the country as a young baby and City, held a sign that announced his later deported. He left behind a wife has lived in the U.S. for 29 years. His ������������������������ brother in law was murdered the and two children — all of whom mother came to the country illegally day after being deported from the were American born. but legalized the family’s status in ���������������������������������������������������������������������� U.S. in 2002. “His citizen wife and citizen chil- 1988. ����������������������������������������������������������������� “He was an immigrant here, he dren are now on Social Security,” “Our hope is to achieve the had a visa, but it expired,” Castro said Castro’s wife Jamie, who was American dream,” Eduardo said, said. “They called him to pay for his born in the U.S. speaking of all immigrants to the citizenship, but they lied.” “Every day you see situations U.S. “In our country [the U.S.], peo- ����������������������� In a story that has become more similar to ours where families are ple who have a $7 per hour job common in the last decade, Castro separated,” Eduardo said. can support a whole family [in El ����������������������������� Gas prices 41 cents more than last year ��������������������������������� ����������������� The national average price jumped appear to be conspiring to push fuel motorists are now paying $2.86, a 29- 33 cents during the past month to costs up.” cent increase from March. ������������������ $2.69 a gallon, reports AAA Utah. According to AAA Utah, which All of the Utah cities surveyed by ������������������ This price is 41 cents higher than a tracks gasoline prices as a service AAA experienced increasing gaso- ����������������������� year ago. While Utah’s average price to consumers, most prices in the line prices except one, Vernal. The ������������������������ rose 4 cents since March to $2.34, it Intermountain West have experi- average price in Vernal, $2.36, is the remains the lowest in the country. enced double digit increases since same as in the March AAA survey. �������������������������� Last year at this time the price in AAA’s last report on March 14. Idaho’s Moab saw the greatest increase, 10 ������������������ Utah was $2.28, 41 cents lower than price for regular, self-serve gasoline cents, for a new average price of ������������������ the current average. increased 6 cents to its current aver- $2.51 for a gallon of regular, self- “The situation is likely to get worse age price of $2.38. Montana’s motor- serve gasoline. The prices in Ogden �������������������� as we move into warmer weather ists saw prices increase 20 cents and St. George both increase 6 cents ������������������������� and people drive more,” said Rolayne this past month. The current average this past month. The current price in �������������������� Fairclough, AAA Utah spokesperson. price in Montana is $2.43. Wyoming’s Ogden is $2.30. The current price in ��������������� “There doesn’t seem to be anything price increased 14 cents to $2.37. St. George is $2.41. Salt Lake City’s on the horizon that would suggest Colorado’s drivers experienced price rose 5 cents to the current aver- ����������������������� prices will come down. In fact, most sticker shock as their average price age, $2.29. Provo’s current average ���������������������� of the market forces that could affect surged 26 cents to $2.61. Arizona’s price, $2.29 is 4 cents higher than a ����� prices, like the forecast for hurricane drivers saw their prices increase month ago. Logan’s prices increased season and international tensions in 29 cents to $2.66. Nevada’s price 3 cents to the current average of ������������������������������������������������������� oil producing regions of the world, jumped 24 cents to $2.69. California $2.36.

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From The Sidelines Lady Buffs Phil captures seize easy coveted golf victory, 14-0 title at Augusta by Nick Drake t is probably the SPORTS EDITOR most famous closing There hasn’t been a team in the state of hole in all of golf. Utah that has been able to cool the red-hot The green lay Tooele High softball team. I The three-time defending state champs 465 yards away, uphill. The eighteenth hole at have beaten all teams regardless of size Augusta, named “Holly,” - Class 5A, 4A and 3A squads. doglegs to the right. To Since teams couldn’t slow down the the left of the fairway at perennial softball power, new league mem- the turn, a bunker waits ber Logan was hoping that a little rust might be able to slow down the Lady to entrap overzealous David Gumucio players off the tee. Trees Buffs. GUEST COLUMNIST line both sides of the Tooele took the field for a game for the fairway to keep players true to their swing. first time in 10 days Monday at the Deseret Two more sand traps front the green, one on Peak Complex. each front corner. The trick is to sink the ball But not even lack of field time can ham- in the hole in 4 strokes or less. per this talented squad. For Phil Mickelson, it was certainly the The Lady Buffs exploded for a 10-run most memorable. rally in the second stanza to cruise to Cool, calm and collected at the 2006 Masters a decisive 14-0 victory over the Lady Grizzlies. Golf Tournament, Mickelson strolled down photography/Troy Boman the 18th fairway of the Augusta National Golf Lindsey Palmer belted out four hits Tooele’s Steve Tatum attempts to clear the high jump bar in Wednesday’s cinder meet at THS. Buff teammate Danny while Lauren Folta, Karly Bitters, Kelsey Club course without a care in the world. In Wihongi won the event with a leap of 6-4 and Grantsville’s Logan Gumucio took second at 5-6. prior majors, the 18th has been a nail-biting, Mendenhall and Dani Sloan contributed gut-wrenching, horrifying experience. Almost two hits each to ignite the Tooele hit always Mickelson had to sink a birdie putt to parade. win. And almost always, for whatever reason, Meanwhile, Folta mowed down 12 Logan the birdie turned into a par or worse and Phil Buffs capture sweep at meet sluggers, scattered three hits and walked would lose himself somewhere in the top ten just one to earn the complete victory on again. But this year, the Green Jacket had his the mound for the champs. name on it. by Nick Drake Watson earned fifth place at 17-5.5 by Dugway’s Dettle (26.02), Tooele’s Tooele now sports a glossy 11-0 record. “This was a lot better,” Mickelson said, SPORTS EDITOR and Dugway’s Cody Stromberg took Clemente (26.33), Grantsville’s Jed Lady Buff Coach Barry Pitt said his team whose final-round 69 gave him a two-stroke Tooele County track & field pro- sixth place with a leap of 17-2. Jones (26.83), Buff Brad Woodruff was ready to produce the victory after a 10- victory over Tim Clark. “I love it, the stress- grams braved more cold and chilly Wihongi also garnered first place in (26.97) and Cowboy Austin Gumucio day layoff from their previous contest. free walk up 18 was incredible. It was a great weather conditions to compete in the high jump with a top vault of 6-4. (27.89) in fourth through eighth “We hit the ball really well,” he said. “I feeling walking up there, knowing that I had another meet Wednesday at Tooele Grantsville’s Logan Gumucio claimed place, respectively. was tickled to death about the way we the tournament in hand.” High. runner-up honors at 5-6 followed by Grantsville’s Trevor Cox also played as a team. The girls were really It wasn’t so much how convincingly he won, The Buffs used its team depth and Cowboy tandem Matt Hislop (5-4) powered to a pair of wins for the anxious and ready to play. We have had to but it was more how casually he won it. Two scoring to register a victory in the and Mouritsen (5-2). Cowboys as well. The Cowboy run- practice indoors for the past week and we years earlier when Mickelson claimed his first meet. Gumucio powered the Cowboys ner seized first place in the 1600 weren’t quite sure how sharp we would be. major at Augusta, there was a birdie putt and Tooele claimed top honors in 10 in the meet with a victory in the 110 meter run with a top time of 4:58.79 But the girls really came ready to play and a spread-eagle jump of pure ecstasy. This time, of 16 events and provided a number meter high hurdles, claiming first to edge out teammate Ben Hilton hit the ball hard. Lauren pitched a really there was a tap-in and a polite handshake. of second and third places as well place in the event with a top time (5:18.21) and Tooele’s (5:28.38) in good game with 12 strikeouts and only Winning majors is getting to be a matter of to record a win over Grantsville, of 16.59. Cowboy teammate Dustin the event. Buff Clifford Kimpel bat- allowed three hits.” habit for Mickelson. Wendover and Dugway boys’ cin- Durfee was right behind with a sec- tled to fourth place in the event Tooele 14 - Logan 0 This was Mickelson’s second consecutive der squads. The Buffs racked up ond place finish of 17.86 followed at 5:31.35 followed by Cowboy duo The Lady Buffs coasted to another deci- major championship. Last Sunday, Phil blew 127.5 points in the meet followed by Tooele trio Steve Schwartzman Daniel Clayton (5:33.25) and Brian sive league triumph over the Lady Grizzlies through the field winning the BellSouth Classic by Grantsville (94), Wendover (18.5) (18.66), Kyler Brown (19.00) and Peterson (5:35.44) and Tooele’s Shay Monday at Deseret Peak Complex. in Duluth, Georgia by 13-strokes. The San and Dugway (18), respectively. Jordan Biorge (19.14) in third through Asay (5:48.44) in fifth through sev- Folta set the tone of the game by striking Diego native has won two straight majors and Meanwhile, The Lady Buffs seized fifth place, respectively. Grantsville’s enth place, respectively. out the side to open up the affair. three out of his last nine, thanks to what his only six of 14 events but parlayed a Chandler Durrant (19.71) grabbed Cox seized first place in the 3200 Meanwhile, Tooele raced to a two-run swing coach, Rick Smith, calls “the most per- number of silver and bronze efforts sixth place in the event followed meter run with a gold run of 12:40 lead in the bottom half of the opening fect round of golf in a major his pupil has ever to record a 112-109 triumph over by Tooele tandem Jordan Clemente to beat out Tooele’s Sam Mitchell session to grab a lead it would never relin- produced.” second place Grantsville in the meet. (20.44) and Ryley Bresec (20.74) in (12:51) for top honors in the event. quish. Folta crushed a triple to lead off Well it wasn’t quite perfect. Mickelson Wendover grabbed third place with seventh and eighth place as well. Cowboy teammates Clayton (13:17.1), the affair for the Lady Buffs and Bitters missed the green on the 18th for bogey, his 22 and Dugway was fourth at 19. Myers won the 100 meter dash Peterson (13:17.4), Christopher Steele followed with an RBI single. Palmer and only blemish of the day. To bad too, as he had Boys cinder results for the Buffs in 12.13, edging out (13:17.7) and Jared Riches (14:01.1) Sloan also belted singles to push home a shot at being the only player in the field In the boys, Danny Wihongi and teammate Trifon Gochis (12.16) by took third through sixth place and another run and stake the hosts to a quick to have a bogey-free Sunday. Was Mickelson Preston Myers grabbed first place only .03 for top honors in the dash. Tooele’s Ryley Bresec earned sev- 2-0 cushion. really that good? You bet he was! He made finishes in two events each to help Tooele’s Nick Terry was third at 12.46 enth place (14:06) and Grantsville’s Logan did threaten to score in the top of four birdies, two on each nine, and only got Tooele capture top team honors in followed by Dugway’s James Dettle Jared McBride (14:06.8) eighth place the second stanza. Leslie Gregory reached into marginal trouble once at the 10th hole the chilly meet. (12.70), Wendover’s Miguel Martinez as well. on a Lady Buff fielding miscue, Jessica where he caught a greenside sand trap, yet he Wihongi vaulted 20-3.5 to win (12.96) and Tooele’s Schwartzman Cowboy Bryce Jorgensen Barlow drilled a single and Caitlyn Jones still saved par. His putting was flawless and his the long jump event for the Buffs (12.96) in fourth through sixth place, uncorked a winning heave of 40-6 drew a walk to load the bases with no outs. dreaded three-putt never raised its ugly head and edge out Buff teammate Kyler respectively. to capture the shot put crown and However, Folta reached back for some- yesterday. He had only two three-putts the Brown with a runner-up leap of 19-0. Myers also topped the 200 meter edge out teammate Brandon Rigby thing extra to strike out the next three entire week. Grantsville’s Brent Mouritsen was dash with a stellar finish of 25.0 (40-5) for top honors. Tooele’s Greg Lady Grizzlie sluggers and strand the three third at 18-2.5 and Tooele’s Bryton and teammate Terry took a silver SEE CAPTURES PAGE A11 standing in 25.36. Gumucio claimed a Lawrence took fourth place with SEE SWEEP PAGE A12 SEE SEIZE PAGE A11 a jump of 17-6. Gransville’s Micah bronze with a finish of 25.46 followed

Sports Wrap Buff nine beat Trojans; Cowboys fall to Bears fall to Grizzlies in 7th Bear River rolled to an 8-0 victory over Grantsville Friday in Region 11 boys soccer action at GHS. by Nick Drake the contest. The fifth-ranked Bears raced to a league SPORTS EDITOR Tooele erupted for seven runs triumph thanks to a pair of goals each by The game between Logan and in the first frame and coasted Nick Celaya, Wade Hirschi and Seth Hansen. Tooele appeared like it would to a decisive 9-5 victory over Grantsville played without a number of be headed to extra innings when former league rival Morgan starters due to injuries. Junior varsity start- the Grizzlies’ number nine hitter Saturday on the Trojans’ home ers Skyler Peacock and Andrew Beckett took stepped to the plate with two diamond. to the field and did a solid job in their first- outs in the books. Devin Solie scattered 10 hits ever varsity start for the Cowboys. However, Grizzlie slugger and struck out four to earn Grantsville hosts league rival Ogden today C.J. Ricks proved how danger- the triumph on the hill for the in a 5:30 p.m. match. ous any hitter can be with a bat Buffs. in his hand Monday at Logan. Witkowski and Solie paved Oquirrh Hills Ladies meeting The last batter in the lineup the way for the Buffs with two The Oquirrh Hills Ladies Association has smacked a long single to chase hits each in the win. scheduled a lunch meeting for April 25th at home Reggie Nyman and propel The split gives Tooele a 10-2 the cafe at the golf course. the Grizzlies to a hard-fought 2- overall mark on the year and The Ladies first event is set on May 2nd. 1 triumph at home. perfect 2-1 mark in Region 11 Tooele High sets local Taylor Palmer fired a three- action. The Buffs host Ben hitter for Logan on the mound Lomond today at 3:30 p.m. youth baseball camp while Buff hurler Jace Harris Tooele Coach Danny Medina All boys ages 6 through 13 are encouraged scattered four hits for the visi- said his team played well but to attend a baseball spring training camp tors. just couldn’t finish the job April 22 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Tooele The contest was a defensive Monday at Logan. Babe Ruth-Red DelPapa field, 150 East 100 battle between both teams and “In the Morgan game, we got South, in Tooele. in fact the game was scoreless off to a great start with a differ- The entry fee is $30 and all campers will through over four games before ent starting line-up and scored receive a T-shirt and lunch as well as instruc- Logan drew first blood. Ricks seven runs,” he said. “We had tion on fundamentals. In case of inclement also pushed home the Grizzlies some good pitching by Devin weather, the camp will be held at Tooele High first run with a perfectly exe- in the game. He kept them off School. cuted suicide squeeze in the bot- balance and gave us six good For more information contact Sheryl at tom of the fifth. innings. Mark (Pratt) came in photography/Troy Boman 882-6528. T.J. Witkowski chased home and closed the game. It was a Tooele’s Blake Olsen (right) gives teammate Mark Pratt (left) a high five after Pratt launched Harris in the top of the sixth good win. We had a lot of hits a solo home run in a game against Grantsville last week at Dow James Park. The Buffs to force the game in to a 1-1 SEE WRAP PAGE A11 captured an 8-7 win but dropped a 2-1 decision to Logan Monday on the Grizzlies home deadlock in the final stages of SEE FALL PAGE A11 diamond. TUESDAY April 11, 2006 A11 Cowboys roll to decisive win, 10-5

by Nick Drake thought that was the closest we’ve come to putting all SPORTS EDITOR aspects of the game together. It was our best game in Bear River has owned Region 11 baseball since the quite a while against a good baseball team. Bear River Bears joined the region ranks five years ago. has only lost two region baseball games in five years The Bears have only lost one region game in the past and it was a good quality win for us and one we really four years and took another undefeated league mark needed. into Friday’s game with Grantsville, a team that had “Ryan pitched well,” he added. “He made a couple lost a pair of close league affairs. of mistakes early but he did a great job of pitching During the four-year run, Bear River used timely with the lead and challenging their hitters. We made hitting and capitalized on scoring opportunities to pull all of the plays behind him which was huge. From the out a number of close games to seize the region title offensive side, we had that rally going and did a good four years in a row. job of being patient at the plate and made their guys However, it was the Cowboys that took full advan- throw a lot of pitches. We drew a couple of big walks tage of timely hitting and scoring on its chances and came up with a couple of big hits. Ryan Butler and to carve out a hard-fought 10-5 triumph Friday at Ryan Willis had the two big hits to score runs. Our situ- Grantsville. ational hitting was good throughout the game. We had The Cowboys erupted for a five-run outburst in the a couple of sac flies. We did have too many strikeouts. bottom of the fifth to snap a 4-4 deadlock and seize We have to do a better job of putting the ball in play. command of the contest. But overall, it was a win we needed and I was pleased Ryan Willis paved the way with a strong perfor- we came ready to play and that we did what we had to mance on the hill, scattering seven hits and striking out do to get the win.” four Bear River sluggers to pitch a complete game. Grantsville 10 - Bear River 5 Grantsville also had eight different players record The Cowboys snapped a scoreless affair with a photography/Troy Boman RBIs in the game to ignite the pivotal league victory. five-run outburst in the fifth frame to hand the Bears The Tooele High softball squad has been all smiles after games this season. The Lady Buffs are undefeated The win couldn’t come at a better time for the local only their second region baseball defeat in five years on the season with a perfect 11-0 record to date. squad. The Cowboys had lost two region affairs by Friday at GHS. only three runs, falling to region leaders Logan (7-5) Bear River struck first when Kris Wiggins reached run to open the third while the bottom of the fifth to take and Tooele (8-7). The Cowboys host region rival Ogden on a GHS miscue and scored on a Jeff Stanworth Seize Mendenhall drilled a double and control of the contest. Lindsey today at 3:30 p.m. in league action and host Juan Diego double to build a 1-0 edge for the Bears. continued from page A10 raced home on a Sloan sacrifice Palmer belted a lead off single Wednesday in a non-league affair, also at 3:30 p.m. But Grantsville bounced right back with a pair of fly to finalize the scoring. and Mendenhall crushed a RBI Grantsville Coach Loren Anderson said the Cowboy tallies in the bottom of the opening stanza to grab a baserunners and preserve the Tooele 10 - Hunter 0 triple to ignite the Lady Buffs squad really came through with a clutch performance 2-1 cushion after one inning expired. Garett Giles was shutout bid. The Lady Buffs cruised attack. Sloan also reached on a Lady Wolverine fielding miscue when it needed it. hit by a pitch to open the game and Riley Ford crushed MeKenzie Pacheco began to a decisive non-league tri- that allowed Mendenhall to dart “I was pleased,” he said. “We were really focused the pivotal barrage when the umph March 30 over the Lady and our intensity was there from our vantage point. I SEE ROLL PAGE A12 Lady Buff slugger reached on home and stake the hosts to a Wolverines at Deseret Peak a Logan fielding miscue and whopping seven-run advantage. Complex. Paige Lowery followed with a The hosts concluded the game League has scheduled an ages 6-12 on April 22 from 9 Tooele grabbed the lead in clutch RBI triple to begin the on the 10-run rule in the bottom umpires’ meeting for anyone a.m. to 4 p.m. Instruction will be the bottom of the second stanza Wrap outburst. Amber Castagno and of the sixth. Folta clubbed a interested in umpiring games given on hitting, fielding, base and never looked back. Kelsey continued from page A10 Folta drew consecutive walks lead off single and Bitters drew during the 2006 season. running and pitching. The cost is to load the bases. Lowery and Mendenhall drew a lead off walk a walk. Palmer smacked a RBI The event will be held $35 (instruction, lunch, T-shirt). Castagno each darted home on and Brittany Gonzales smacked single and Mendenhall rapped a Oquirrh Hills begins Thursday at 7 p.m. in Room 15 Register by April 8. For info The Oquirrh Hills Men’s wild pitches and Bitters clubbed a two-run home run to spot the two-run double to end the lop- of Tooele Junior High School. call Nancy Folta at 882-5530, Association ice breaker is on a double to aid the rally. Palmer Lady Buffs a quick 2-0 cushion sided triumph. Enter the north doors and walk Patty Konen at 882-2402 or Mike April 22 and the format will be blasted a two-run triple and after two innings. Folta and Mendenhall spurred down the hallway of the TJHS Mendenhall at 882-5719. four-man scramble, pick your Kelsey Mendenhall rapped an The defending champs rallied the Lady Buff attack with three building. There are also rules partners. RBI double to keep the rally for three more runs in the bottom hits each and Gonzales pounded and regulations meetings for Erda softball teams going. Sloan and Amanda Snow of the third. Lauren Folta and out a pair of safeties as well. umpires set for April 20, also The Erda Softball League is T-ball starting now accepting teams for the smacked consecutive singles and Karly Bitters ripped consecutive Bitters, Palmer and Sloan also An instructional class in T-ball at the TJHS building, Room 15, 2006 softball season. Castagno belted a sacrifice fly to one-out singles to ignite the Lady recorded one hit each as well. for ages 3-6 is starting the first beginning at 7 p.m. There will be a men’s and co- chase home Snow. Folta clubbed Buff attack while Mendenhall Palmer scattered two hits, week of May. Anyone age 16 through adult is ed league season at the Allen B.- an RBI single to complete the 10- ripped a two-run single and both to Dayanna Tenkins, struck The cost is $30-35. Practices encouraged to attend the meet- Norm Warr Memorial Park this run assault and provide a huge Dani Sloan pounded another to out eight and walked one to earn are once a week for eight weeks ings. Rule books and tests for summer. The entry fee is $375 12-0 advantage. extend the margin to 5-0. the triumph on the hill for the on Monday, Wednesday or Friday. certification will also be handed for men’s and co-ed teams. The Palmer crushed a solo home Tooele built a big 7-0 lead in Lady Buffs. Space is limited and classes are out, as well as discussion on pay men’s league will open May 16 filling fast; call Stacy at 843-7376 and uniform stipulations. For and co-ed May 18. Teams will be to reserve your young athlete’s more info call Nick at 830-2981. had one hit each to lead the way push home Christensen and end accepted on a first-come, first- spot. for the Buffs. the inning. serve basis. Fall Softball camp set Sawin paced the Grizzlies with Woods Cross managed to push T.C. Thunder is holding its For more info or to register a continued from page A10 Babe Ruth umpires a pair of safeties while Nyman home another tally in the top of annual softball clinic for girls team call Ty at 840-4379. Tooele County Babe Ruth and Ricks added a hit each for the fourth to pull to within 6-2. over a scrappy Morgan team. Logan. Jack McAfee clubbed a lead off “Against Logan, it was a Tooele 7 - Woods Cross 2 single while Cass Christensen pitching duel between Jace and The Buffs erupted for six runs reached on a Buff fielding mis- Palmer,” he added. “We played Cowboys netters top Vikings in the bottom of the opening ses- cue to aid the ‘Cat comeback.’ well defensively and neither team sion to grab a lead it would never Tanner Chadwick drilled a RBI could get anything going because relinquish March 16 at Deseret single to conclude the outburst by Nick Drake However, inclement weath- last nine matches, including an of good defensive plays. It was Peak Complex. and slice the deficit and make a er post-poned the match and impressive triumph over Class a tough day for us at the plate. SPORTS EDITOR Blake Olsen and Jace Harris game of it. forced the Cowboy netters to 5A power Mountain View March Their pitcher (Palmer) kept us Grantsville had plans of beat- each drew consecutive walks Tooele did rally for a tally in look elsewhere for their next 31 in Orem. off balance and we popped up ing another Class 5A team last to open the game and Nunley the bottom of the sixth to close tennis victim. The Cowboys swept singles 10 times. It was one of those Wednesday in non-league action ripped a RBI single to put the out the contest. Landon Montoya Grantsville has been on a action to register the slim 3-2 games where it could have gone on the tennis courts in West Buffs on the scoreboard and in reached on a Buff error to ignite roll lately, winning eight of its triumph. either way. We were close to Valley City against Copper Hills. the lead. T.J. Witkowski reached the final rally of the game. Olsen And if that wasn’t good extra innings but their ninth hit- on a Wildcat fielding miscue to drilled a two-out, RBI single to enough, Grantsville battled to ter got a hold of one and won aid the effort and Mark Pratt conclude the scoring in the con- another 3-2 victory over Class 4A the game with two outs. They drilled a three-run double. Griffin test. foe Pleasant Grove Monday on came up with the key hit to beat and Clausing belted consecutive Olsen and Nunley paved the the Vikings home courts. us. Both teams played well and singles to aid the rally and stake way for the Buff attack with two Christopher Elsholz, Jordan deserved to win.” Tooele to a quick 6-0 cushion it hits each while T.J Witkowski, Nelson and Logan Paulich com- Logan 2 - Tooele 1 would never relinquish. Mikesell Pratt, Griffin and Clausing pleted the singles sweep to Palmer and Harris hooked up was also hit by a pitch in the produced a hit each to aid the power the Cowboys to anoth- in a tough, bitter pitcher’s duel inning. effort. er huge victory over a larger Monday at Logan. The visiting Wildcats battled Devin Solie, Landon Montoya, school. Tooele nearly grabbed the back with a single run in the Tyler Griffin and Mark Pratt all Grantsville also turned in a lead in the opening session. top of the second stanza to pull took the mound for the Buffs stellar overall team performance A.J. Nunley clubbed a two-out to within 6-1. Cass Christensen in the contest. The four hurlers in the St. George Warm-up double and raced to third on a and Carson Gillette clubbed combined to scatter four hits, Invitational March 24-25 in St. Witkowski single. But a pop out consecutive singles and Tanner strike out eight and didn’t walk a George. GHS won the two-day ended the Buff threat and kept Chadwick belted a ground out to batter in the affair. affair with 24 points out of a the game a scoreless affair. possible 25. The Cowboys swept Meanwhile, Logan didn’t Granger, Grand County and Pine record their first hit off Harris Pet of the Week View all 5-0 in tournament action until the fourth frame when Jake March 24. The Cowboys then Sawin collected a one-out single. registered a 5-0 whitewash of The Buffs nearly produced a Hurricane in the tourney semi- tally in the top of the fifth when finals and battled past Alta 4-1 in Tyler Griffin drew a lead-off walk, the championship match, all on raced to second on a sacrifice March 25 in St. George. bunt by Zac Clausing and took Grantsville sports a glossy 8-2 third on a bunt by Nash Lockie. overall record on the season. However a strike out ended the The Cowboys now take THS threat and kept the game some time off for spring break. scoreless. Grantsville returns to net action The Grizzlies struck for a photography/Troy Boman next Tuesday when the Cowboys run in the bottom of the fifth Grantsville’s Josh Childs hits a volley in a match earlier this season at host bitter league rival Ogden in when Matt Hedin drew a lead-off GHS. The Cowboy netters have been on a roll lately, beating schools a key league showdown to open walk, moved to second on an Ian from larger classifications Mountain View and Pleasant Grove in the Region 11 dual action at 3:30 Johnson bunt, took third on a past week. p.m. Buff miscue and raced home on a suicide squeeze by Ricks. Tooele bounced right back oldest Masters winner. “Mickelson has got more with a run in the top of the Captures talent than maybe anyone out here in his hands sixth to knot the game at 1- and in his game.” continued from page A10 1. Harris drilled a one-out sin- He had enough to win the Masters anyway. At gle and advanced a base when the clubhouse it was all smiles. Even Tiger Woods, Nunley drew a walk. Witkowski “When I look back on it, I think what I’m most who has won four green coats at Augusta, had a proud of is that I didn’t let other people back in reached on a Logan miscue to Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be grin on his face. Tiger was poised to pounce when required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. it,” Mickelson said. “They had to come and chase allow Harris to tie the game. he finished nine holes in the third-round trailing The hosts pushed home the Shelters are only required to hold animals for me down and make birdies to do it ... I knew they by two strokes. But Woods’ putter failed him at were going to make birdies, but rather than force game-deciding run in the final three days before they are euthanized. critical times, and his best putt, a 15-foot birdie frame of the affair. Reggie Nyman it and try to make birdies myself, I played for par For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals at the finish didn’t matter as he was already out belted a l lead-off single to begin on the tough holes and I was able to capitalize available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at of hunt. the seventh stanza. Hedin moved with a couple of birdies on the easier ones.” “I feel like breaking the putter into eight piec- 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Nyman to second on a sacrifice Animal Shelter at 884-6881. That doesn’t sound like the Mickelson we es,” Woods said. know and love. You know, the other guy, the one bunt and a questionable balk was But fortunately, Woods held his composure long called to move Nyman to third. Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. who was once zero for 42 in major tournaments enough to put Phil Mickelson’s second Master’s because of his overly aggressive play? Well he’s Nyman was held on a ground ball jacket on him and watch as they handed Phil to record the second out of the gone, or at least changed, anyway. a check for $1.26 million. For Phil Mickelson, “There’s no doubt he’s changed. He’s an incred- inning before Ricks drilled the Tooele Veterinary Clinic everything was turning up green: his green play, game-winning single to end the ible player,” said Fred Couples, 46, who played his green jacket, his green money and his green 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 with Mickelson in the final round, shot a 71 and game in dramatic fashion. competitors. Green with envy, that is. See you Harris, Nunley and Witkowski lost the chance to surpass Jack Nicklaus as the from the sideline. A12 TUESDAY April 11, 2006

bottom of the sixth when Hawkins drew a walk, White Roll drilled a single and Chase Stice clubbed a sacrifice continued from page A11 fly. The Bears did manage a run in the top of the seventh when Pat Perkins ripped a lead off double, an RBI triple. Mark White drilled a run-scoring single advanced to third on a fly out and trotted home on a to chase home Ford and give the hosts a slim one-run Firth ground out to complete the triumph. edge. Willis, Ford, White and Butler paved the way for the The Bears bounced back with a pair of runs in the Cowboys hit parade with two hits each while Giles top of the third to take a 3-2 advantage. Wiggins and added another safety for the victors. Ryan Firth each clubbed a one-out single to trigger the Woods Cross 6 - Grantsville 0 attack and Stanworth reached on a fielder’s choice. The Wildcats pushed home a run in all but two of Trevor Gardner ripped a two-run double to give the the seven innings in the game to record a preseason visiting Bear River squad back a slim one-run advan- triumph over the Cowboys March 22 at GHS. tage. Jack McAfee clubbed a one-out single, stole second The Cowboys countered with a pair of tallies in and bolted home on a Cass Christensen single to spot the bottom half of the third to build a 4-3 lead. Giles the ‘Cats a quick 1-0 cushion in the top of the first pounded a lead-off single and Willis followed with a frame. double to push both runners into scoring position. Trevor Cannon reached on a Cowboy miscued and Justin Hawkins belted a sacrifice fly to push home raced to second on another GHS error and sprinted Giles while Mark White drew a walk and then execut- home on a Mike Jasinsky single to build a 2-0 lead in ed a double steal where White stole second and Willis the top of the second stanza. stole home to give GHS a one-run cushion. McAfee ignited another Woods Cross rally in the Bear River tied the game at 4-4 in the top of the top of the third with a lead off single, stole second fourth. Nate Bunn drilled a lead-off double, raced to and raced home on a Christensen single to extend the third on a passed ball and scored on a Jared Rosso margin to 3-0. ground out. The visitors tacked on a pair of tallies in the fourth Willis held the Bears scoreless in the fifth and sixth to build a 5-0 advantage and take control of the innings to give his team a chance. contest. Irvin Johnson and Trevor Cannon smacked Then, Grantsville finally exploded for five runs consecutive singles to begin the inning while Colton in the bottom of the fifth to seize command of the Hansen and McAfee belted run scoring hits to give the contest. Ford began the barrage with a lead-off single ‘Cats command of the game. while Hawkins and White each drew a walk to load Hansen reached on a Grantsville fielding miscue the bases. Ryan Butler belted an RBI single to chase in the top of the sixth, stole second and scored on a home Ford and Logan Drake drew a walk to force Casey Romano two-out hit to complete the scoring. home Hawkins. Giles drew a two-out walk and Willis Justin Hawkins spurred the Cowboys attack with smacked a clutch two-run single to spot the Cowboys two hits while Garett Giles and Riley Ford produced a 9-5 lead after five innings expired. one safety each. The Cowboys tacked on an insurance run in the photography/Troy Boman Tooele’s Kyler Brown leaps the high hurdles in Wednesday’s meet at THS. Brown captured the event with a top finish of 46.04 in the event.

(2:34.51) in fourth through sixth in the high jump with a runner-up Sweep place, respectively. Wendover’s leap of 4-10 and Lady Buff Tiffany continued from page A10 Rogelio Martinez took seventh Caldwell grabbed seventh place in place at 2:34.78 and Grantsville’s the event with a jump of 4-2. Moore took third place at 39-7.5 Brian Peterson earned eighth Holly Tyler powered her way to followed by Grantsville duo Zack place at 2:38.65. a runner-up status in the 300 meter May (36-6.5) and Tanner Hale (34- Buff Kyler Brown captured hurdles with a second place finish 4) and Tooele’s Kolt Wright (31- the 300 hurdles with a gold fin- of 52.93 in the event. Lady Buff 7.5) in fourth through sixth place, ish of 46.04 and Buff Chandler teammates Carly Ahlstrom (56.76) respectively. Durrant grabbed second place and Camber Stoddard (57.32) took Grantsville’s Dustin Durfee with a runner-up time of 48.08. fifth and sixth place, respectively, sprinted to a top time of 56.49 Jordan Biorge claimed third place as well. to win the 400 meter dash and at 51.32 followed by Tooele trio Breanne Marsh battled to a sil- Cowboy teammate Taylor Hunt Kitaro Johnson (51.43), Jordan ver in the 400 meter run with a was right behind with a silver Clemente (52.02) and Ryley Bresec runner-up time of 67.92. time of 57.16. Shea Durfee, also (55.34) in fourth through sixth The Lady Buff 1600 meter of GHS, powered his way to a place. Grantsville’s Tyson Cook relay squad of Tyler, Lescanec, third place finish of 57.35 to edge seized seventh place at 1:00.02 and Christiansen and Marsh captured out Wendover’s Miguel Martinez Tooele’s Clay Carter was eighth at a second place in the event with a (58.36). Cowboy Craig Harrison 1:00.44. runner-up finish of 4:32.83. took fifth place at 1:00.33 fol- Results on the girls will be pub- Mamales also paced the field lowed by Tooele trio Scott Young lished in Thursday’s edition. events for Tooele with a third (1:05.07), Kitaro Johnson (1:06.16) Carbon Invite results place heave of 75-4.75 in the dis- and Jordan Myers (1:06.17) in The Buff cinder squads turned cus and teammate Alyssa Marsh sixth through eighth place, respec- in stellar results in an Invitational took fourth place with a toss of tively. March 18 at Price despite inclem- 72-9 as well. Tooele’s Moore uncorked a ent weather conditions. Caitlin Mooney, Lescanec, top toss of 141-7 to win the dis- Tooele’s Erin Christiansen Breanne Marsh and Meredith Nigh cus in impressive fashion while uncorked a career high toss of combined forces in the 400 meter Grantsville tandem Brandon Rigby 108-10 to win the javelin and earn relay to claim a fifth place time of (113-7) and Bryce Jorgensen (109- a state berth in the event. Lady 54.89 in the tough event. 9.5) fought to a runner-up and Buff teammates Lauren Lescanec, Tooele tandem Jennil Torgerson third place finish with heaves. Holly Tyler, Breanne Marsh and the (13.35.97) and Morgan Palmer Landon Mikesell unleashed a toss Lady Buff 1600 meter relay squad (13.37.81) powered their way to of 99-3 to garner fourth place of Tyler, Lescanec, Christiansen fifth and sixth place times, respec- while Tooele trio Koty Tatum (98- and Marsh also garnered run- tively, in the 3200 meter run as 3.5), Kolt Wright (97-9) and T.C. ner-up honors in their respective well. Tate (95-2) all took fifth through events. Meredith Nigh garnered a sixth seventh place as well. In the girls, Christiansen paced place finish in the long jump with Buff John Lee powered his way the Lady Buff team with a stel- a leap of 14-5 also. to a first place in the 800 meter lar toss in the javelin. The Lady Tooele’s Morgan Palmer fought run at 2:06.28 and teammate Shay Buff junior unleashed a top throw to a seventh place time in the 1600 Celebrating Our Nurses Asay was right behind with a sil- of 108-10 in the event to easily meter run at 6:33.21 and Lady Buff Breanne Marsh followed suit with We are proud to present the Patients’ Choice Award, to ver time of 2:09.12. Tooele’s Race win the competition and claim a Warburton claimed a bronze time a seventh place in the 200 meter be presented to one of our outstanding nurses during state berth in the event as well. of 2:16.23 followed by Cowboy dash at 28.94. National Nurses Week, May 6-12. Teammate Kenya Mamales took trio Trevor Cox (2:18.23), Daniel sixth place with a toss of 72-4. Teammate Tyler earned an Clayton (2:31.18) and Chris Steele Lauren Lescanec seized a silver eighth place in the 100 meter hur- Nominate your Favorite Nurse! dles with a finish of 19.54. We want to know how our nurses have provided you or a family member with great care and comfort – inpatient GHS track or outpatient. Send us the nurse’s name and tell us why that person should be recognized. We will review all strong at Delta nominations. The winning nurse will be honored at a Patients’ Choice Award reception during National by Nick Drake Nurses’ Week. SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville turned in a stellar Nominations must be submitted by a recipient of care, performance April 1 in the Delta relative or close friend of the patient. Invitational. Logan Gumucio powered the Cowboys team with a top time Deadline: in the 110 hurdles while Brooke Bunderson led the way for the April 29, 2006 Cowgirls with a pair of silvers. Grantsville Coaches Steve Allen and Deanna Hislop said they were pleased with the overall efforts. NOMINATE YOUR FAVORITE NURSE “We had some great perfor- mances despite the weather If you received health care (inpatient or outpatient) at Mountain West Medical Center in and windy conditions,” noted the past 2 years, we invite you to nominate a nurse for an award. Coach Allen. “There weren’t a lot of personal bests because of All information must be completed in full for consideration. Only those nominations that are typed or printed the weather, but we had some legibly will be accepted. Type or print your nominations directly on this form. Your essay may be included on great performances. This was our a separate sheet of paper. Please be sure to include your address and phone number in the event further infor- first real test of the season in mation is required. All information will be held in confidence. that it was our first invitational. As coaches (Allen, Hislop, Rick Nurse’s Name______Harrison, Traci Stevens, and David Your Name ______Millward), we were pleased and excited about the performances Address ______we had at the Delta Invitational. It was our first major test of the City ______State ______Zip______year and despite the weather, we Daytime Phone ______Evening Phone ______performed well and learned a lot with our fairly young team. Our In 250 words or less on a separate sheet of paper, explain how a nurse went above and beyond to girls tied with Tooele for third take care of you while you were a patient at Mountain West Medical Center. place out of almost 30 teams and Fax your nomination form to (435) 882-8770, Attention Stephanie Reinicke our boys team took seventh out of Or mail to: Stephanie Reinicke almost 30 teams which was a huge 2055 North Main Street Tooele, Utah 84074 photography/Amy Trebella improvement from last year. We Grantsville’s Melanie Johnson leaps into the long jump pit at GHS are very excited about this year earlier this spring. The Cowgirl athlete took sixth place in the event and look forward to the rest of Wednesday at THS. the season.” TUESDAY April 11, 2006 B1

■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Palm Sunday Parishioner mourns loss of traditions

by Karen Hunt STAFF WRITER

abor Medina, 73, is glad for April days when his mother took him out of school, wouldn’t let him play or even chew gum.

NHe thinks the experience helped him become a successful human being, develop a sense of charac- ter and prepare for the next life. Starting on the Wednesday of Holy Week, in essence all usual activities stopped at Medina’s childhood home in preparation for the Holy Days: — Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Saturday — days of solemnity and anticipation of Christ’s resurrection and triumph over death. Medina, a member of St. Marguerite’s Catholic Parish in Tooele and the Knights of Columbus, said there are places in Mexico where it’s still like that — “people can’t chew gum, can’t do any- thing you really like.” While he thinks strict self-denial can be an impediment for some, he thinks making a true sacrifice is good for the soul. “I’m used to the old way where you really sacrifice. The young people don’t believe in that. So much has changed since the ‘60s. I think that’s when the younger people started to get into drugs and stuff .... the church hasn’t changed, it’s just the people,” Medina said. In accordance with church tradition, last Sunday, members of St. Marguerite’s joined many other Christians across the world in

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photography / Karen Hunt Father Matthew Wixted (above, right) blesses palm leaves at the beginning of 8:30 morning Mass at St. Marguerite’s Parish Sunday. On Palm Sunday many Christians celebrate Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem proceeding his betrayal, crucifixion and resurrection by waving palm leaves. At right, Eucharistic Ministers converse while they hold their palm leaves prior to Sunday service. Prepare an Easter ham — and relish leftovers am meat was always a luxury meats, and pork products are diminished accordingly. Today’s is a — even during the winter when the most popular, with ham hams follow age-old principles Hnatu- vegetables were scarce. Game pretty much at the top of the for preservation but in mod- ral for Easter. belonged to the royalty and list. eration. A ham today is fresh For reasons domestic animals cared for by “A ham” literally refers to a pork that has experienced sig- unknown, it commoners were subject to a whole smoked hind leg of hog. nificant amounts of smoke, salt has become tax when they were butchered. Fortunately, you don’t have to and spices to create just the a meat of When the common people had go to the market and buy this right flavor. The amounts vary choice for access to meat, they treasured meat in that quantity. Today according to the desired out- the Easter it, preserved it, and savored it you can buy a ham according to come and many meat packers season. Ham for as long as possible. which part of the hind quarter keep formulas for their curing has long been Diane Sagers Without refrigeration, people it comes from and purchase solutions secret. a favorite CORRESPONDENT devised methods to preserve just the amount you want. It’s a Beside the flavors imparted food among meat until they were ready to good thing, too, because most by these well-guarded curing the masses Homefront eat it. Smoke and salt have of us don’t have a smoke house secrets, the pig’s diet further — in large preservation qualities that peo- to store it in. adds nuances to the taste part because ple have used for centuries to Fortunately, it isn’t neces- of ham. About 80 percent of it could be preserved so well. keep meat safe and palatable. Today, many flavors of ham are available. When seeking a ham for your sary to salt the meat as heavily American hogs are corn fed, but Ham and other cured and Over time, people achieved holiday meal, don’t be afraid to purchase less common types. as in the past for flavor. For some are fed acorns or peach- smoked meats came about as delightful flavor variations by preservation, meat was salted es. Peanuts add to the diet of and we do not eat cured prod- a result of a need for food that burning different kinds of wood salted meats became a delicacy. so heavily that it had to be the famous Smithfield hogs of ucts nearly as much as our would “keep” when other foods and by adding spices to salt Refrigeration has made fresh soaked for 12 hours or more to ancestors. Nevertheless, we still were scarce. In medieval times, used in curing. Smoked and meat available to the masses, make it edible. The food value SEE HAM ON B4 have a taste for certain smoked Driving Sports Easter Drive more safely T-ball starting Hunt Easter eggs

Mountain West Medical Center, An instructional class in T-ball The Town of Rush Valley will Senior Circle, is sponsoring an all for ages 3-6 is starting the first week host its annual Easter Egg Hunt new AARP Safe Driving Course con- of May. The cost is $30-35. Practices on Saturday, April 15, at 9 a.m. sisting of new manuals and visual are once a week for eight weeks Children may hunt for prize eggs aids on Thursday-Friday, April 13- on Monday, Wednesday or Friday. and have a picture taken for free 14, from 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. Space is limited and classes are with the Easter Bunny. Fee is $10. All people 50 and over filling fast; call Stacy at 843-7376 to who have a valid driver’s license reserve your young athlete’s spot. are welcome. Call 435-843-3690 for more information and to sign up. B2 TUESDAY April 11, 2006

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celebrating Palm Sunday. Parishioners received palm leaves. Children paraded in the chapel. Father Matthew Wixted sprinkled holy water. Church leaders narrated the Passion of Christ — the dark description in the gospel of Mark of the time leading up to and including the crucifixion. The event commemorates Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem prior to his crucifix- ion and marks the beginning of Holy Week. “This week is the most impor- tant week for Catholics or for anyone all over the world,” said Medina. During Holy Week — and the entire Lent season — members are supposed to make sacrifices in remembrance of Christ and the poor. Medina believes sacrifice leads to growth in areas of eter- nal significance. “Just like when you plant a tree you need to take care of it. If you don’t it’s not going to go straight,” he said. “The only thing we have is our soul. We’re a shell. When we die it’s the only thing that survives ... and that’s what’s important with religion, with any religion.” Scott Hamilton, a new con- photography / Karen Hunt vert to Catholicism, believes Father Matthew Wixted (right) sprinkles holy water during 8:30 morning that principle. Hamilton joined Mass at St. Marguerite’s Catholic Parish Sunday. At top, a parishioner the Catholic church three years holds her palm leaves during Sunday service. ago seeking answers. to every 8:30 a.m. Mass, but last Christ’ — the movie — and it “I’ve always looked to the Sunday’s was especially signifi- really brought back the meaning world for answers,” Hamilton cant. for me, at least of Palm Sunday,” said, explaining now when he “Oh yes, much more special. Morrow said. sees the crucifix he thinks one The Lord was crucified for our As part of Lent, for 40 days of Christ’s outstretched hands is sins to make it possible for us to many Catholics go without vices for him and one is for somebody enter heaven,” she said. such as smoking, alcohol, coffee, else. He said life is much easier Renee Morrow expressed gambling or junk food. Some try when one turns oneself over to similar sentiments. to control their emotions, or not God. “It’s a special Mass. We [previ- contradict their spouse. Others Phyllis Kotan said she comes ously] saw ‘The Passion of The attend more church, serve more and strive to improve. Wixted said the money that Herniated Disc? would be spent on items given up for Lent should be put into the Degenerative Disc? rice bowl at the church to aid the poor, but most important is cap- turing the spirit of Lent — self- Sciatica? denial and penance. Free report reveals a new FDA approved non-surgical solution Him every day of my life. He’s Saturday the events are solemn in “The idea behind penance is for serious and chronic low back pain. For your free report been so good to us,” said Sylvia contemplation of Christ’s suffer- tinction between God’s law and to free us to give up more to entitled, “How Space Age Technology Is Solving Back Pain Arellano. ing in Gethsemane, his betrayal Caesar’s law. God and give better service,” Without Drugs Or Surgery!” call 1-800-759-4804 (Toll-free 24 Bennie Mascarenas and Gloria and crucifixion upon the cross. Holy Week is being celebrat- said Father Wixted. “It’s always ed across Tooele County. St. Hour recorded message)...or go to: www.BackPainAdvance.com Liebert both are planning to attend Despite the focus on death and reflected in our relationship with Marguerite’s Holy Week and church every day this week. suffering, Medina doesn’t consid- people. That’s why reaching out Easter services schedule is as fol- “Well Christmas has to come er Holy Week sad. to the poor and being like Christ lows. Many other congregations along to have Lent, but Lent is our “It’s really not sadness. It’s a is important.” have posted their schedules in �� For Albert and Sylvia Arellano favorite season,” said Liebert. happiness. Like a lot of times the Doings section of The Tooele � �������� ��������� the spirit of Lent is captured Flora Lawless and her grand- people ask ‘why are we sad when Transcript Bulletin. in giving up gambling trips to children all have different people die?’ We should be sad • Confessions: April 12, 7 p.m.; ������������� Wendover, eating only two meals approaches to Lent — and accord- when people are born [because April 14, 4 p.m.; April 15, 2 p.m. ing to Wixted each is acceptable. life is hard, we have to learn to ���������������������������������������� a day, praying more and attend- • Holy Thursday Mass, April Granddaughter Katie gave roll with the punches, and when ��������������������������������� ing church more. During Lent the 13, 7 p.m. couple also attends church dur- up pop and candy. Her sister we die we can go somewhere ������������������������������������������ • Good Friday, April 14, 3 p.m. ing the week. Christine gave up junk food. better].” Stations of the Cross; Liturgy and ��������������������������������������� They also abstain from meat Grandmother Lawless is trying Lent is experiencing a resur- Communion 7 p.m. on Fridays and will avoid work to do service for others. gence of popularity with Catholics • Holy Saturday Easter Vigil, ������������������� “It’s a little personal. Well, like and others. Ironically it was one ������������������������������������� as possible to concentrate on April 15, 8 p.m. the spirituality of Good Friday I said, I try and do those things of the complaints of leaders in the • Easter Sunday Masses, April ��������������������������������� to show their gratitude to Jesus quietly,” Lawless said. Protestant reformation. Because �������������������� 16, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Christ. But no matter how astute an Lent is not directly command- e-mail: [email protected] ������������������������������������������ “I just love to do this. 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That how much you can pay each month, give alerts if something isn’t right. *Qualified federal & Utah State. keeps you from incurring penalties with the balance and all penalties Use your returns and worksheets and interest for nonpayment of that Come in today and meet with our knowledgeable team of experts: and interest to be paid off in 12 from previous years as a guideline amount. Form 4868 can be used to months. Send in a partial payment as for this year. file by mail, via your credit card or a show of good faith. Whatever you as an e-file. Tax Specialist do, don’t neglect to file. • I can’t find the receipt for the 60 S. Main, Ste 103 computer I bought for my business, Write to David Uffington in care of King • I’ve waited too late to send for but I do have the check. Can I still Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, 882-TAXS (8297) forms. What can I do? take the deduction? 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Tooele Christian Fellowship Tooele Christian Fellowship invites you to an Easter celebration service and holiday meal on Sunday, April 16. Worship starts at 10 a.m. with the lun- cheon following directly afterwards around 11:30 a.m. We meet in the Best Western of Tooele conference rooms. Join us, as well, for messages dis- cussing the DaVinci Code on Sundays, April 23 and 30. For more information contact Pastor Bob at 435-224-3392 St. Marguerite’s Catholic St. Marguerite’s Holy Week and Easter services schedule • Confessions: April 12 7 p.m.; April 14 4 p.m.; April 15 2 p.m. • Holy Thursday Mass, April 13, 7 p.m. • Good Friday, April 14, 3 p.m. Stations of the Cross; Liturgy and Communion 7 p.m. • Holy Saturday Easter Vigil, April 15, 8 p.m. • Easter Sunday Masses, April 16, 8:30 and 11 a.m. Mountain of Faith Lutheran Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church The Tooele High School Cheerleaders represented our community at the Cheerleaders of America National Competition March 9-12, where they earned third and fourth place in (in Overlake at 1784 N. Aaron Dr.) stunt groups. The teams are coached by Susan Trujillo, varsity, and Jenna Bowns, junior varsity. Pictured left above is the stunt team of (l-r) Shayla Maloney, Michela Iverson, Ashlee announces its Holy Week schedule. Pechal, Stephanie Brown and Megan Arslanian. Pictured right above is the stunt team of Jodee Johnson, Whitney Rasband, Kylee McBride, Dani Sloan and Cami Stewart. • April 13 — Maunday Thursday ser- vice 7 p.m. hearing about the issues. closed. It will also be closed on Monday up. With questions contact Dorothy at • April 14 — Good Friday service 7 Irrigation water ready • April 12 — Rose Springs Elementary through Friday, April 17-21, in order 882-5221. p.m. Settlement Canyon Reservoir water 7 p.m. to prepare for the race. The track will • April 15 — Easter Vigil 7 p.m. will be put into the irrigation lines • April 25 — West Elementary 6 p.m. resume regular hours on April 24. Library • April 16 — Easter 8 a.m. Sunrise Saturday, April 15. All shareholders • April 26 — Vernon Elementary 7 service, 8:30-10:30 a.m. breakfast, 11 should be sure to turn their valves off Crafters wanted! p.m. a.m. worship so that when the water comes in, the The third annual Deseret Peak Days Bookmobile tells stories • April 27 — Northlake Elementary For information visit www.mountain- pressure in the main lines will not blow Craft Show is on Friday and Saturday, Come join us on April 20 at 4 p.m. at 6:30 p.m. of-faith.org or call 882-7291. up the irrigation lines. June 2-3, from 3-10 p.m. It is accompa- the Tooele County Bookmobile Library • May 11 — Tooele High School 7 St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Irrigation water is not potable and nied by the Deseret Peak Stampede at (in the Grantsville City Hall, 429 E. cannot be converted to culinary water. p.m. 8 p.m. each night. We are looking for St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church, 1784 Main) for another very special Story For more information call 833-9606 • May 18 — St. Barnabas Center vendors. If you are interested, please N. Aaron Dr., holds regular service of Time program. Jalyn Christianson, who or 8825121 call Lindsay Sundloff at 843-4046. Holy Communion Sundays at 9:30 a.m. has a degree in deaf education, will All are welcome. Buy groceries cheaply Sports present stories, songs and activities. The Easter Schedule is: Would you like to groceries for half Stansbury Children and parents will have the • April 13 — Maundy Thursday price? The Community Food Co-op of opportunity to learn to sign stories and Service 7 p.m. Utah makes that possible. Orders must T-ball starting songs. For additional information, call • April 14 — Good Friday Service be received by Friday, April 14, and An instructional class in T-ball for Service agencies meet 884-3703. noon the food will be ready for pick up in ages 3-6 is starting the first week of The Board of Trustees of the Reading produces winners! • April 15 — Easter Vigil at dark (7 Tooele on Saturday, April 22. To read May. The cost is $30-35. Practices Stansbury Recreation Service Area and Thanks to all the great Teen Readers p.m.) more about this food co-op go to www. are once a week for eight weeks on the Greenbelt Service Area and the who helped us celebrate National • April 16 — Easter Sunday Service crossroads-u-c.org. For more informa- Monday, Wednesday or Friday. Space is Board of Directors of the Stansbury Library Week by Reading, Rating and 9:30 a.m. tion please call: Perky at 882-7756 or limited and classes are filling fast; call Service Agency will convene on Raving about their favorite books dur- 882-4721, Shelly at 843-7306 or Jim at Stacy at 843-7376 to reserve your young Wednesday, April 12, at 7 p.m. at the ing the Tooele City Library Totally Tooele United Methodist 801-703-8143. athlete’s spot. Sunday morning services at Tooele clubhouse, #1 Country Club Drive, Teen Reading contest. Participating United Methodist Church are 9:45 a.m. Free tax help available School fields available Stansbury Park. teens read an impressive 6,248 pages. for adult education with child care Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is Attention coaches for youth and Congratulations to contest winners provided. Also at 11 a.m. is children’s providing free tax preparation at Salt adult recreation or accelerated sports Lake Point Brooke Adams, Brandon Ragan, and Sunday school. Lake Community College located at programs — if you would like to use the Ava VanZanten! • April 14 — Good Friday services 6 66 W. Vine Street in Tooele. Call 211 or Tooele school district playgrounds and p.m., come as you are. 843-4350 for an appointment. practice fields for your team practices/ Plan Lake Point Days Reunions • April 16 — Easter Sunday services Veterans receive help games, go to the office of the school Any Lake Point resident interested 11 a.m. Pastor Tom Towns’ message Attention veterans, widows and you wish to use and provide proof of in helping plan and organize a Lake “What would you do?” Easter brunch dependents — A field service officer liability insurance (obtain from head Point Days Celebration please contact THS Class of ‘76 for the community 12:30-2 p.m. for $5. from the Veterans of Foreign Wars of of your organization) and sign up for Cory Cook at 250-1869 or Jill Pearson Who says we’re just getting older? the U.S. Department Service Office in specific days and times. at 250-2983. We’re getting better. Meet with the Salt Lake City will be at the Tooele We will hold our first planning meet- Tooele High School Class of 1976 on Tooele Workforce Service Center, 305 N. Main, Philanthropy ing on Saturday, April 22, at 9 a.m. at May 20 at the Eagle’s Nest. from 3-4:30 p.m. on April 14 to assist the Pearson Barn, 7240 N. Adobe Lane. Please pass the word to any fellow Recognize drug signs you in understanding and applying for classmates you are in touch with. Call Fun run/walk with friend Dorothy Manchester Bankhead at 843- Parents, have you ever wondered rightful VA benefits. This is a free ser- Rush Valley what a meth lab looks like? vice for all veterans. There will be a 5K fun run or walk on 7384 or Jolene Pannunzio at 843-9061 Would you recognize drug parapher- Saturday, April 29, at Elton Park (400 N. or Brenda Faddis Magdiel at 882-8310 nalia or drug use in your home? Meetings 350 East), Tooele. Help fight domestic Hunt Easter eggs or Julie Dow Waggoner at 882-5565. This seminar is for you! The Police violence and sexual assault in Tooele. The Town of Rush Valley will host its Advisory Board, St. Marguerite’s Citizen Registration forms are at Radio Shack, annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, Adult Ed Board and Tooele Drug Task Force are City council meets Dave’s Drugs and Macey’s or call 435- April 15, at 9 a.m. Children may hunt hosting a free drug seminar on April 20 The Tooele City Council will meet in 241-0337. There will be a light breakfast for prize eggs and have a picture taken from 7-9 p.m. at Tooele City Hall in the a work session on Wednesday, April 12, and drawing for prizes. for free with the Easter Bunny. The Tooele Adult Education Center council chambers. For more informa- at 5 p.m. in the Tooele City Hall large Scholarship available is located at 76 S. 1000 W. Call 833- tion, call Carolyn Nash at 882-3415. conference room, 90 N. Main. The Tooele Ladies of Elks are accept- 1994 with questions and to register for Churches classes. Register to vote Joint meeting set ing applications for their nursing schol- Come support an Eagle Scout proj- The Tooele City Council and the arship. Applicants must be students Take GED ect! Sign up at Wal-Mart on Saturday, Tooele City Planning Commission in good standing and have completed Gordan to be ordained The GED test will be given on April April 15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to regis- will meet in a joint work session on their first year in nursing. To obtain an The Episcopal Diocese, St. Barnabas 19 at 8 a.m. Pre-register with Andrea by ter to vote in the upcoming elections. Wednesday, April 12, at 5:30 p.m. in application form or for more informa- Episcopal Church, and Mountain of April 12. the Tooele City Hall large conference tion, please call Chairman Judy Smith Faith Lutheran are thrilled to announce Get high school diploma Housing assistance available at 882-2103. Deadline is April 15. The Tooele Community Action room, 90 N. Main. the Ordination to the Priesthood of The center offers all classes required Program has received this year’s allo- City planners hear public Constance (Connie) Leigh Hill Gordan, for a high school diploma, adult basic cation of funds. EFSP applications will The Tooele City Planning Commission April 19. education, GED preparation, word pro- be available for county residents. Call will meet in a public hearing and busi- Deseret Peak LDS singles meet cessing, drivers’ education and English as a second language. for details of one time, one month ness meeting Wednesday, April 12, at Questions for Deseret Peak can be A luncheon and entertainment will housing assistance for those with pay- 7 p.m. at Tooele City Hall in the city be provided for all singles on Saturday, Register now to graduate in June answered by calling 843-4025 (except — just $25 per semester. ments in arrears. Contact Lori Sandoval council chambers, 90 N. Main. The pub- swimming 843-4035). All outdoor events April 15, at 1 p.m. Please join us at at 1-800-796-2444 x251 with questions. lic will be heard regarding: are subject to weather. Tooele North Stake Center, 583 N. 270 To receive an application and be pre- • A conditional use permit applica- East, Tooele. Seniors screened for qualifications, contact tion by Project Wood to allow construc- Swimming lessons set All singles invited. Tooele CAP office at 270 Maple St. or tion of a heavy manufacturing company Are you ready to register for sum- 882-1278. to be located at Utah Industrial Depot. mer swimming lessons? The Deseret Scouts Grantsville seniors Peak Aquatic Center will register on Improve interest rate • A conditional use permit application The Grantsville Senior Center can be by Tooele County Health Department Wednesday, April 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 called at 884-3446. A Home Buyers Workshop will be p.m. (and each Monday and Wednesday Girl Scout service unit meeting held April 13 at 7 p.m. at 60 S. Main. to allow construction of a government Girl Scout leaders and co-leaders, it’s • Mondays lunch at noon, reserva- building addition and new parking lot for three weeks). The fee is $25 for one tions by 8:30 a.m. This class teaches the basics of home student and $22.50 each for more than time for our next service unit meeting. ownership, ways to improve your inter- to be located at 151 N Main St. The meeting will be held at the United • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. • A requested amendment to the one student. There will be five sessions est rates and the ins and outs of quali- held throughout the summer. Methodist Church on Thursday, April fying for a home loan and the options Tooele City land use zoning map for 13, at 7 p.m. Agenda items include available. Call April at 882-0355 to 28 acres from RR-5 to R1-8 by Todd Arenacross begins coordination of upcoming service unit SEE DOINGS ON B9 reserve your seat. Holloway, Centerville. Arenacross will begin Friday, April activities and cookie campaign wrap • A conditional use permit for a 14, at the Deseret Peak Complex. There Drive safer 60x12 foot temporary sales office to be is a race for all ages and skill levels. Mountain West Medical Center, located at 1091 N Main St. by Jack Bell The racing will begin at 7 p.m. with DOINGS POLICY Senior Circle, is sponsoring an all new of Quality Dodge. sign-ups from 4:30-6:30 p.m. The racing AARP Safe Driving Course consist- Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Learn about school bond fee is $20 and the entrance fee is $5. ing of new manuals and visual aids Additional races will be held on April Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at on Thursday-Friday, April 13-14, from The Tooele County School Board and [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. Superintendent Johnson will host infor- 21, 28, May 5, 19, June 9, Aug. 18, 25, 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. Fee is $10. All Sept. 8, 15 and 29. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable people 50 and over who have a valid mational meetings about the upcoming organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the driver’s license are welcome. Call 435- bond election and proposed location Motocross closure set advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we 843-3690 for more information and to of the new high school. Get your ques- Due to the USRA Motocross race on can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words sign up. tions answered. Please come and invite Saturday and Sunday, April 22-23, the or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the all friends and neighbors interested in Deseret Peak Motocross Track will be desired publication date. B4 TUESDAY April 11, 2006

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Italian not as readily available as in the cut and serve. Allow 1/4 to 1/3 to the water for the last quarter 2 tablespoons pineapple juice 1/3 cup finely chopped celery pigs that eventually become past, but are still there on the pound of ham per serving. of the cooking time. Drain when 2 teaspoons maraschino proscuitto are fed chestnuts or The smoked picnic ham time has elapsed and remove 2 tablespoons drained pickle market shelves. Do not let the cherry juice whey from local cheese. The comes from the shoulder of the skin while the ham is still relish can fool you. Canning doesn’t Mix brown sugar, dry mus- tender patient care given to the animal. Although it is less warm. Cut away part of the fat. 1 teaspoon prepared mustard necessarily preserve freshness. tard, and fruit juices. Spread these European hams in feed- expensive per pound, it isn’t Dust the ham with a mixture of Many canned hams, particularly over ham (above) or ham loaf 1/4 cup mayonnaise ing, curing and aging pays off. necessarily the best buy. It car- fresh ground black pepper, corn- the large ones, require refrig- (below). Combine all ingredients mix- The hams are succulent and eration until opening. ries a greater ratio of fat, bone, meal and brown sugar. Bake in a ing thoroughly. Spread between translucent with a flavor remi- and skin. Nearly three times as preheated 425 degree oven long Check the label for instruc- Ham Loaf buttered bread slices. Makes 1 niscent of smoked salmon. tions. As with fresh hams, each much is required per serving. enough for the coating to form 3/4 cups. When seeking a ham for your manufacturer has a unique Baking uncooked ham a glaze. 1 pound ground ham holiday meal, don’t be afraid to method of preparation, and Bake uncooked hams at 325 There is more than one way 1 pound ground fresh pork purchase less common types. you may find that one brand degrees to an internal tempera- to serve a ham. 2/3 cup cracker crumbs Ham Patties Three types of ham is superior to others. All hams ture of 160 degrees. Allow 18 Ham with mustard glaze 1/2 cup milk 2 1/2 cups ground ham There is a difference in flavor except country ham and a few to 20 minutes per pound for a 1 boneless, precooked ham 1/4 cup chopped onion 2/3 cup soft bread crumbs and preparation method. Pay small canned hams not labeled whole ham and 20 minutes per Whole cloves 1 egg 1/4 cup chopped green onion attention to labels and follow perishable must be stored in pound for a 5 to 7 pound ham. Sliced pineapple Black pepper 1/3 cup milk the packers’ instructions metic- the refrigerator. Do not keep Smaller shank portions of 3 Maraschino cherries Combine first seven ingredi- 1 slightly beaten egg ulously. Hams are generally whole ham for more than a to 5 pounds require about 35 Score ham in diamonds ents. Press into an 8 1/2 by 4 1/2 Pepper labeled “Cook before eating,” or week before cooking or freez- minutes per pound. — about 1/4 inch deep. Insert by 2 1/2 inch baking dish or loaf Sour cream “Ready-to-eat.” Country hams ing. Don’t keep smaller portions Heating cooked ham whole cloves to stud surface of pan, then turn out into a shal- 2 tablespoons green onions low baking dish. Bake at 350 are a third type. longer than three to five days Bake fully cooked hams at ham. Arrange pineapple slices Combine ground ham, soft degrees for 1 1/2 hours. Spoon If you buy a ham labeled without cooking. 325 degrees on a rack in a shal- in a row on the top. Place mara- bread crumbs, 1/4 chopped Tangy Mustard Glaze (above) “Cook before eating” cook it A whole ham, a 10- to 15- low pan. Allow 15 to 18 minutes schino cherry inside center of green onion, milk, egg and a until the internal temperature pound hind leg of pork with the per pound for a whole ham and each pineapple slice. Insert over the loaf for the last 30 min- dash of pepper. Shape into 5 reaches 160 degrees before bone intact, is reputedly the 18 to 24 minutes per pound for meat thermometer. Place ham utes of baking. patties. Brown slowly in a fry serving. Serve “fully cooked” most flavorful and least waste- a half. The internal temperature in center of a large piece of Chances are good you will hams cold or heat them to 140 ful cut. It will feed 20 to 30 must reach 140 degrees. heavy duty foil and place in a have some ham left after the pan sprayed with stick-free degrees to bring out the flavor people generously. Choose one Preparing country ham low pan. Pour Tangy Mustard Easter feast. Slice it, chop it, cooking spray. Heat through. and improve the appearance. with a short, plump shape and Immerse Smithfield or Glaze (below) over ham. Wrap. put it in a casserole, or roll it Heat sour cream just until Country hams have been a stubby shank. A cut portion Country Hams and soak them Bake at 325 degrees until ther- for hors d’oeuvres. Serve it as a hot. Top patties with heated dry-cured and salted heavily. of the ham, either the rounded in cold water for 24 to 36 hours. mometer reaches about 120 main dish, a sideline to eggs, or sour cream and snipped green Soak and simmer these for “butt portion” or the “shank” Then scrub well, using a brush degrees. Open foil from time to put it in or under the eggs. Any onions.

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For each additional required, additional schooling/degree a plus. Four to Five years $600 obo 882-3869 Diabetic Supplies The Robinson Nevada Mining Company has an immediate opening at its open pit copper mining word). You will reach up experience is desired. Must pass a written exam. operation located near Ruth, Nevada, 7 miles west of Ely, Nevada off State Highway 50. to 500,000 newspaper DARLING TOY poodles, Cargill offers an excellent benefit package readers. Just call two males, three fe- Dave’s Drugs 401-k Haul Truck Driver Tooele Transcript Bulle- � males, born on Valen- 30 WEST 1st SOUTH � Health and Dental insurance Robinson Nevada Mining Company has immediate openings for Haul Truck Operators for the tin at (435)882-0050 for tine’s Day, $500 and Paid Vacation and Holidays following pieces of equipment: details. (Ucan) up. 882-4585 or 801- 882-0287 � 580-9712 � Incentive plan LARGE WINDOW mount ABORTION? 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A-957. minimum of 1 year operating Caterpillar or equivalent haul trucks in a mining environment is 18’ long. 840-2298 843- Successful applicants will be required to pass a company paid FREE TO good home (ucan) preferred, training will be available if prospective employees have the proper heavy 0621 medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, reference equipment operating aptitude. Minimum starting wage is $16.53 depending upon experience. 2yr old black lab neu- ALCOHOLIC ANONY- checks, credit check and criminal background check. Cargill SELL YOUR computer in tered, shots current, The Robinson Nevada Mining Company will provide competitive medical health, dental, MOUS meets daily at the classifieds. Call loves to play please call Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. vision, life insurance and 401(k) plans and a salary commensurate with experience. 882-6413 noon and 8pm at 1120 882-0050 W Utah Ave. Call 882- Please visit our website WWW.QUADRAMINING.COM for information about the 7358. Interested applicants should apply at: USED RESTAURANT company and other employment opportunities. Please request application forms from and/or submit supplies and equipment JACK RUSSELL terrier, Utah Department of Workforce Services resumes in confidence to: purebred, spade, 9mo. Nevada Employment Security Department for sale, tables, chairs, 305 North Main Smart and friendly. TOOELETRANSCRIPT 480 Campton St. • Ely, Nevada • Phone: (775) 289-1616 stainless pans, warm- Tooele, Utah ers, propane grill, new $250 obo includes pup- BULLETIN Robinson Nevada Mining Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer cash register and print- py and lots of supplies. Or online at Jobs.utah.gov er. 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EOE. various testing proce- 882-0050 field and a minimum 5 (ucan) dures as needed. Expe- CUSTODIAN JOBS at years compliance expe- ������������������������������ rience not necessary the Tooele Army Depot/ rience. Candidate AVON: TO BUY OR but a plus. Person must Deseret Chemical De- should demonstrate a ������������������������������� SELL. Sell to anyone. be willing to work to- pot. Good pay and ben- thorough understanding For information call in- ward passing a Certified efits. People w/disabli- of hazardous waste reg- dependent sales repre- Ophthalmic Assistant ties given preference. ulations as well as ex- sentative Vi Knutson exam. Must be friendly ������������ Call Dept. of Workforce cellent project organiza- 884-3830 and enjoy working with Services at (435)833- tion, technical writing, people. Our well-estab- 7310 to apply. and verbal communica- lished, highly respected tion skills. AQS offers DETAILER. Apply at 126 practice provides com- ROBINSON NEVADA MINING COMPANY an excellent compensa- North Garden Street, prehensive general A Subsidiary of Quadra Mining tion and benefits pack- daytime shift. 8:30-3:30. ophthalmic services age. Send or fax re- with subspecialties in The Robinson Nevada Mining Company has an immediate opening at its open pit copper mining sume to AQS, PO Box operation located near Ruth, Nevada, 7 miles west of Ely, Nevada off State Highway 50. DK’S PAINTING, no ex- Glaucoma and Retina. 505 Dugway, UT perience needed, flexi- Competitive wage and 84022, or fax to ble hours. To apply call benefits package. If in- Equipment Operators (435)831-2129 Attn: J. Laura 801-647-4031 terested, please forward Robinson Nevada Mining Company has immediate openings for multiple skilled operators Fields. your resume and cover for the following pieces of equipment: DRIVER CDL TRAINING letter to mikeg@griffeth- with $0 down, financing EXECUTIVE HOUSE- • Cat 16G Grader vision.com or Fax to by Central Refrigerated. KEEPER Comfort • Cat D9-10-11 Dozers 435-843-8334 • Cat 992 Front End Loader Drive for Central and Suites Airport seeks ex- • Hitachi EX5500 Hydraulic Excavator earn up to $40K 1st ecutive housekeeper to PLUMBERS AND PIPE- • P & H 2300XPB Electric Shovel year! 1-800-727-5865 join our team. Must FITTERS Local 140 is • Bucyrus Erie 495HR Electric Shovel extension 447 have prior housekeep- accepting applications • IR351, BE49R3, and IRDMN2 Drills www.centraldrivingjobs. ing, supervision experi- for apprenticeship. Be- ence. Day shift and flex- Applicants must perform pre-operational inspection on equipment, some preventive net. (ucan) ginning wage $13.61 maintenance duties, assist mine maintenance mechanics or electricians as required, work both ible days off. email re- per hour with health in- DRIVER CDL TRAIN- day and night shifts (12 hours) on a rotating basis. A minimum of 2 years related experience sume to airportkurt@ surance and pensions. ING! We offer 0% inter- is preferred. Minimum starting wage is $16.53 depending upon experience. yahoo.com or apply in For more information est financing. Regional person call 1-801-295-6198. routes available. Great The Robinson Nevada Mining Company will provide competitive medical health, dental, vision, (ucan) life insurance and 401(k) plans and a salary commensurate with experience. pay and benefits. Con- EXPERIENCE SALE and tact Omar: 1-800-347- leasing agent wanted. POSTAL JOBS $15.67 Please visit our website WWW.QUADRAMINING.COM for information about the company 9438 extension 3045 Responsibility are to and other employment opportunities. Please request application forms from and/or submit resumes to $21.98/ hr, now hir- and mention ref# sale and least new and ing. For application and in confidence to: 169B.EOE. (ucan) Nevada Employment Security Department used manufactured free goverment job info, 480 Campton St. • Ely, Nevada • Phone: (775) 289-1616 homes in a recently pur- call American Assoc. of Subscribe Today chase Tooele manufac- Robinson Nevada Mining Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer Labor 1-913-599-8042, 882-0050 tured house community. 24 hrs. emp. serv. full time position w/hourly based pay and RECEPTIONIST NEED- monthly commission bi- ED for busy medical of- Call Center Agent lingual perfereed. fax fice. Fax resume to resume to 801-747- ENT Surgical Associ- Responsible for professionally handling 3102 attn Debbie ates. 882-4743 inbound telephone calls and inquiries. FEED DEALER WANT- Provides a variety of financial transactions RESIDENTIAL FRA- ED: LOOMIX(R) feed MERS needed, experi- for members. Examines, evaluates, supplements is seeking enced, own hand tools, authorizes or recommends approval of a local dealer. Motivat- transportation to ed individual with cattle Please call 830-1480, member applications for new accounts, knowledge and com- leave message. lines of credit, and consumer loans. munity ties. Flexible Duties require a broad knowledge of all hours and supplemental RETAIL ADVERTISING We Offer: income. Contact Connie MANAGER needed for products and services of the credit union. at 1-800-883-3817 The Herald Journal in • Competitive Salary High School graduate, GED, or ckincheloe@loomix. Logan. Be a part of our • Excellent Work Environment com. (ucan) team in beautiful Cache equivalent. Requires a minimum of one- Valley. Responsibilities • Close Convenient Locations year experience in a financial institution. FOOD SERVICE Associ- include managing and MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS • 401(k) Should posses excellent member service ate needed, shift from coaching sales teams. 10am-4pm. 5505 West Our sales people are Due to expansion in our TPO membrane • Health Insurance skills, basic computer skills, and be able 350 North Salt Lake divided into four teams to problem solve/trouble shoot. Must be City (801)363-9222 that include a designer, plant, Carlisle SynTec, Inc is seeking • Life & Disability Insurance outside sales reps, and • Paid Vacations able to communicate effectively over the FULL TIME building support people. Cache additional Maintenance Technicians. We are telephone and have problem solving/ maintenance person, Valley is a fast growing seeking people with strong mechanical • Paid Holidays trouble shooting skills to be resourceful 5yrs industrial mainte- market with a lot of po- nance experience, in- tential. Applicant must in assisting members. cluding electrical me- be aggressive with aptitude, some hydraulic and pneumatic Qualified applicants must submit a chanical overhead ideas and motivation. system experience, and some electrical resume with salary requirements to: crane and forklift weld- This is a great career Tooele Federal Credit Union Quality Assurance/Research/ ers and pneumatic opportunity for the right troubleshooting experience including PLC Optical Storage Clerk equipment. Wages person. If interested in HR Department DOE. Full benefits joining our team, please familiarity, in a manufacturing and/or packag- PO Box 720 Review credit union documents to package. Fax applica- send resume and other Tooele, Utah 84074 ensure accuracy and certify that credit tion to Gossamer Steel information including ing environment. In addition, applicants must union policies and guidelines are being Fabrication of Tooele earning expectations to: Fax: 435-833-9993 (435)843-4249 or call Shawn Brady, Advertis- be able to; e-mail: [email protected] followed. Assist in scanning and indexing (435)843-4248 ing Director, The Herald • Pass a drug test original loan documents, membership Journal 75 West 300 HELP WANTED: Go-fer North, Logan, UT • Work overtime including some Saturday applications, and legal documents into Foods. All shifts. Apply 84321 email:shawnb@ Financial Services Assistant the optical storage system. Research and in person. 522 S Main hjnews.com (ucan) and occasional Sunday provide check copies, statements, and 882-0530. This part time position performs SIDING INSTALLERS & • Work day, swing and night shifts on a 2 administrative responsibilities combined other various account information HELP WANTED: Local Laborers needed, im- with supporting the development of requested by members. High School Trucking Company mediate openings. In- week rotation looking for local drivers stallers: 2yrs experi- personal financial management graduate, general education degree to do in state runs. Must ence preferred. La- Carlisle SynTec Inc. offers a competitive relationships with existing credit union (GED), or equivalent. Minimum of one have flatbed experience borers: no experience with doubles endorse- necessary. Must have newly restructured wage plan, an excellent members. Must have proven year credit union or financial institution ment on license. Insur- own transportation and administrative skills and excellent experience. Should be detail oriented ance, Vacation, Holiday hand tools. Please con- benefi ts package including family health and member service skills. Must be computer and demonstrate strong organizational pay offered. Competi- tact Liz at 801-647- tive pay available with 2845 dental insurance. Good growth potential! literate with fluency in Microsoft Word skills. Accuracy and dependability are newer equipment to op- and Excel. Administrative experience essential and must be able to work alone erate. Call local STYLIST NEEDED Reply with Job code # TRAN041106 to; (435)840-0180 required. Series 6 health and life license a with little supervision. Familiarity with Smart Style inside Wal- (801)352-0020 mart. Commission or [email protected] or 1600 B plus. Part time position, benefits are credit union forms, documents, and hourly pay. Vacation Ave., Tooele, Utah 84074, or fax to limited. policies and guidelines a plus. NOW HIRING residential pay, 401k plan, stop framer $10/per hour fax purchasing plan. Call 435-843-2457 resume 435-884-9272 Bonnie 843-0653 TUESDAY April 11, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from previous page Business Recreational Autos Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Homes Opportunities Vehicles Rent Business REAL ESTATE Inves- 1997 HARLEY Road 1995 HONDA Accord BEAUTIFUL 5bdrm 3bth TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, Planning on selling your TOOELE, 3BDRM Split Opportunities ting! Make Money! Not King. Fuel injected, new Sedan, auto, power ev- Beautiful rambler, 100% finished 1 acre lot, workshop home, you could be Entry, 1bth, built in Excuses! We have ev- tires, battery, & mus- erything, 121,000 miles, basement, 2 car ga- w/220, garage, carport, sending your sales 2000. 2 car garage, A CASH COW! 90 Vend- 1 & 2 bedroom erything you need to tang seat. Excellent leather interior, excel- rage, RV parking, walk remodeled, clean, refer- points to up to 340,000 w/room to grow. Central ing Machine Units/30 apartments!! become successful! cond $8.500; 1974 Cat- lent condition. $5000. to schools, park, pool, ences. $1050/mo. 435- households at once. 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(ucan) runs but needs work. torcycle, like new, $700 ed, w/d hookups, Di- a list Berna or Chris obo. Call (435)882- $ 80* lord seeking responsi- (ucan) $1800 obo. 882-6430 rectTV, unfinished 435-840-5029, Group TOOELE GREAT 5 level LOOKING FOR Candi- 2014 ea. ble tenant. $630/mo basement for storage, 1 Real Estate 801-557-7245 6 plus security. Pets ne- multi w/5bdrm, 2bth, SINGLE WIDE, new dates w/management central air, full appli- vaulted ceilings & up- flooring, nice model 89 HONDA XR600, great gotiable. (435)830-6994 experience or training in 1977 PROWLER 22ft Call 882-0050 ance package, nice, 127 COUNTRY Club, stairs laundry. Call home park in Tooele for marketing. Open the shape, street legal. clean, must see to be- sleeps 6, heater, fridge/ *Based on 13 issue contract. 3BDRM APARTMENT, Stansbury, central air, Marci @ 801-455-4482 sale owner financing, door to financial free- $2500. (801)865-4629 lieve! 1yr lease, no freezer combo, new new paint, new carpet, 4bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- RE/MAX Results reasonable terms. call dom. I’ll help. Call John pets/ smoking, tires, no leaks. Will no pets, no smoking, rage, recently remod- Brent 801-864-6949 843-9640 96 HARLEY FXR, excel- 93 GRAND AM, red, $700/mo includes wa- throw in equalizer hitch. $750/mo, $500 dep. eled. If interested call lent condition, new mo- 5spd, runs, no rust, ter/sewer. Rex TOOELE $2500. 830-0316 830-5912 or (801)573- 843-7515 TRANSCRIPT PRIVATE CLUB w/pool- tor, $7500. 882-4851 needs TLC. $495 cash. (801)508-9004. 8607 BULLETIN hall, restaraunt and real 99 KOMFORT 23ft camp 850-8333 Continued on next page estate for sale, Tooele. trailer, ac, central heat, SAND CAR, single seat, APT FOR RENT, 2 NEW 3bdrm 2 full bath 2 Reduced price. Estab- 93 INFINITI G20, 5spd, queen size bed, outside lots of chrome, very bdrm, 1 bath, govern- car garage, private pa- lished 11yrs. Owner in leather, cd, runs excel- FFOROR SSALE!ALE! shower and electrical. nice, must see! Very ment subsidized. 211 tio, tile floors, nice mas- poor health. 882-9085 lent, ac needs repair. • REAL RELIABLE Great condition. $9000 very fast! Must sell. S. Hale, Grantsville. ter, central air. Water, afternoons. obo. 843-0072 $6800 obo. (801)330- $2900 obo. (435)228- sewer, trash, mowing, 8049 Call Tammi 884-1712. • REAL INTEGRITY 1356 (435)837-2234 Equal Housing Opp. snow removal paid. No pets, no smoking. Subscribe Today 882-0050 97 CUTLASS, one own- • REAL SERVICE $1150/mo. Available Trailers er, excellent condition. LARGE 2BDRM 2bth, Sell Your Home Here for now. 884-3401 $2500. (435)830-6984 nice nice nice! Serious For all your Real Estate needs call... inquiries only. 78’ CENTURY has fur- $ 80* FOR SALE 1998 Cadil- $500/dep, $625/mo. No NEW HOME 4bdrm, nace working fridge, toi- ea. Kim Baker lac sts brand new north pets. (435)840-3010 3bth, Central air, blinds 6 let, shower, water heat- star engine. nice car & appliances included. er 19ft $2000 obo 882- Call 435-849-0311 The Kirk 882-8490 LOW RENT Remodels: $173,950. Call Lara 882-0050 Quiet, Quality apartments in a 3869 Studio, 1 and 2 bed- (801)557-9357 *Based on 13 issue contract. restored historic structure Exit Realty FOR SALE: 2000 Mitsu- room apartments. New Home Team TWO HORSE horse trail- bishi Eclipse, cherry carpet, tile and paint. NEW HOME 4bdrm, 3BDRM HOME on 1.96 The Best Places at the Best Prices er for sale, $1500 obo. red, very clean, in very New management with 3bth, washer/ dryer in- acres, $280,000, in Er- 849-3949 good condition. It gets great tenants. Seniors cluded no pets/ smok- Completely Furnished da. Very nice location, at least 27 miles to the welcome. 843-0917 ing $1099/mo call Lara Weekly & Monthly Rates secluded. Additional 2 Autos gallon. Automatic trans- 801-557-9357 I Have Buyers acres available. mission. It will need to NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, NEW SPACIOUS 1bdrm (435)882-4396 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 be serviced in a month 2bdrm, kitchenette $500 POLICE IM- available. Monthly, condo in the Maples by (435)830-6585 POUNDS! Hondas, or two, and we will pay Wal Mart, w/d, upstairs I Need Listings to have it completely weekly & daily specials. Chevys, Fords, Jeeps, HBO, cable. Call 882- great view, $600/mo. 4BDRM, 2BTH, 50% fin- Toyotas, etc! Cars, serviced. $9000. Please (760)445-7154. 942 South 970 West, Tooele $169,900 call 882-9055 3235. or 882-7008. 585 ished basement, twin Trucks, SUV's from home, $112,500, 239 Canyon Rd, Tooele. 3 bdrm, 3 baths, main $500! For listings 1- NEWER HOME, 3bdrm, West Daniel Drive. Call SELL YOUR CAR or Valley View Motel. floor laundry, 800-366-9813 exten- 2bth, 2 car garage, 843-0840 or 830-7875 boat in the classifieds. fenced yard. 944 W 420 plantation shutters & sion 9977. (ucan) Call 882-0050 NOW LEASING GREAT BEAUTIFUL 2 AND S, $875/mo. Call AWESOME 2 Story central air. A must see! 1977 ALPHA Romeo TRANSMISSION RE- 3BDRM, GRANTS- (801)254-1009 or w/huge bonus room Spider, excellent condi- VILLE 801-403-7481 (801)755-6382 PAIR, rebuild. Low cost over garage, C/A, 1177 North 600 East, Tooele $195,000 tion, red w/black con- OR 435-884-6211 4bdrm, 2bth & laundry to Tooele residents. Will RENT TO own, big ram- vertible top. Only up. Great home! Call buy vehicles 1990 and bler, over 1200sqft, PRICE REDUCED 67,000 miles. $6000 SLEEPING ROOMS Marci @ 801-455-4482 up that needs transmis- 2bdrm, 1bth, large fami- firm. Will consider trade available, $70 per RE/MAX Results 4 Bdrm, 3 bath N ow Renting sion work, cash paid. ly room, fireplace, cen- for older 3/4 ton pickup. week, $10 key deposit, Shop (801)972-5810 tral air. $800/mo. Call home with over Evening (435)882-5339 first and last week- total MOVE IN SPECIALS Home (435)843-8181 Bob 830-7544 FOR SALE Or Rent: lo- 2500 sq feet. Exclusively for Seniors Day (801)554-7326 $150 to move in. 46 N cated in Rush Valley, WANTED 1968, 59 or Broadway. 882-7605 10 acres, 1800sqft, 1992 CHEVY Cavalier, 1970 Dodge Charger STANSBURY 3bdrm, 3bdrm, 2bth. 843-7553 Lana McKean Pet Friendly great on gas and runs! any condition Tim 800- TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, or 882-4040 435-833-0233 dishwasher and ac, no 2.5bth, 2 car garage, Call for details. Daily driver! Several 772-5158 Colorado 801-518-8670 smoking/ pets, laundry room. pp new parts have been FSBO 3000+SQFT $575/mo, $300/dep. $975/mo. (970)926- replaced! Asking $800. SUVs 5bdrm 3bth rambler, no 7 South Main St Move in special. 801- 4215 (435)843-0717 Call Dwayne at 830- backyard neighbors, 598-4348 #305 Executive Plaza 2155 STANSBURY CONDO, two water heaters, 1994 NISSAN Pathfinder Tooele, Utah 3bdrm, 2.5bth, double glass top stove, great 4x4, driven daily, $3775 UNITS AVAILABLE garage, no smoking, no neighborhood! obo. 840-1853 or 882- 3bdrm, 2bth town- pets. $950/mo. Availa- $198,000 496-4096 Creative Financing Solutions 6095 homes, 2 car garage, ac, enclosed yard, ble April 2006. 882- GREAT INVESTMENT Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? 1995 RODEO, 126,500 hookups, starting at 5509 GREAT MULTI in cul-de- miles, runs great, good $399. April rent Free! sac. .24 lot, 4bdrm, Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? STANSBURY GOLF condition, $3300 obo. 882-4004 3bth, 2 fireplaces. Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! course, new, 2750sqft (435)224-2742 after Owner agent Call Marci 2bdrm, 2bth gourmet • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. 6pm Homes for Rent @ 801-455-4482 • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. kitchen, a/c 2 car (Gard- RE/MAX Results • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. 1998 TOYOTA 4 Run- ner included) on hole #1, $975/mo 801-942- • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. ner, V6, 4wd, loaded. $$WHY RENT when HOUSE for sale or rent • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. 3938 Agent New tires, upgraded you can buy? O down in Grantsville, horse • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. stereo. $13,500. 882- property, over an acre • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. programs, not perfect STANSBURY PARK 4501 credit. Single parent of land, $150,000. $975 • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. 5bdrm 2bth rambler, rent, $700 deposit. programs. Call for de- 494 Country Club. RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! 2001 JEEP Grand Cher- tails. Berna or Chris (435)882-0546 or okee, dark blue, lots of Available now. (435)840-1880 435-840-5029 Group $1200/mo. Before 4pm CUTE and AFFORDABLE SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? options, tow package, 1 Real Estate 68K. Perfect condition, Christy 843-1282. After OPEN HOUSE 4/15/06 Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate 4pm, 843-9883 Troy. debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. $12,900. 882-6402, 1999 3BDRM, 1bth, 2 from 11-2. Tooele, ram- (801)201-5272 car garage, central air, STANSBURY PARK bler 3bdrm, 2bth, vault- • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. fireplace. $500/dep, ed ceilings, fully land- $ • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. Homes for rent, 3, 4 & Trucks $900/mo, water and 5bdrm, available now. scaped, $147,000. 885 • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. W 620 S. (801)232- 99,900 sewer included. 715 Great community w/Golf • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. 0343 1977 F150, $500 obo. West 700 South. 840- course, pool and park. 3 BEDROOMS, 1100 sq.ft. 0244 843-9883, 843-1282 Engine runs good, new RAMBLER ON 5 acre 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 tires, needs electrical GREAT STARTER HOME!!! 2 AND 3 bedroom STANSBURY PARK horse property in East work. Call Ted 830- homes. Rent to own for Move In Special! Newer Erda, 3500sqft, 6bdrm, Call: Daniele 435-830-4990 833-0740 7017 2.5bth, basement most- (Just South of Wal-Mart) monthly payments start- home, 3bdrm, 2bth, ly finished, $349K. Diamond D Realty 1982 CHEVY 4x4 short- ing at $500. Call 801- multi-level, double ga- www.deseretpeakmtg.com FSBO. (435)843-0518 bed, restored, immacu- 310-6948 or (435)224- rage, ac, new paint, late condition. New 35” 4804 Picket Lane area, tires, 4” lift, new interior, $930/mo, (801)842- 3BDRM 1BTH charming 9631 new stereo system, older home w/gas fire STANSBURY PARK strong 350, $7300 obo. place, large yard w/ga- ����������������� Newer 5bdrm, 3bth, (435)882-2014 rage, no pets no smok- fully finished, living & ing deposit required ����������� 4X4 1978 GMC truck, family rooms, beauti- $900/mo 435-830-3337 Spring is Here! 454 engine, 4spd trans- ful wood floors, 2 car mission, new speed, 3BDRM 1BTH, com- garage, RV parking & new process transfer pletely remodeled. 362 big fenced yard. Walk & the Moving is Easy! case. Runs good. E Vine. $625/mo. to schools, parks, $1800 obo. 830-3719 (801)694-7559 pool, lakes & golf Dave. course. $1095/mo. 3BDRM 2BTH large 783 Country Club • Full Time • Full Service • Full Commitment FOR SALE: 1977 Ford master garage ac no 800-545-3110 F150 4x4, new transfer smoking, pets, case, clutch & press pic $850/mo water and STANSBURY WATER- 460 Lincoln engine, 5 sewer included FRONT brand new • I Love Working With Seniors 1/2” lift, short bed, re- $500/dep 332 E 600 N 6bdrm, 3bth, 2 car ga- cently replaced ex- 840-0412 rage, finished base- (Because I am one!) haust. Many extras. ment, 3200sqft+ Show winner. Needs 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- $1500/mo. 435-830- TLC. $4000 obo. See at ment, $800 month, 8558 (310)779-3726 • Ask about my Senior Discount 72 Park Ave. Call 882- $400 deposit, utilities in- johnmclaughlin7 5747 ask for Stan. cluded, central air, w/d @cs.com call for view- hookups, no pets or ing • FREE Home Warranty Apartments for smoking. 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Main Ste 101, Tooele 1 AND 2 bedroom apts ing/ pets. 882-1550 BULLETIN �� ������������������������������������������� Exit Realty Home Team Gateway Professional Center available. Call for more information. MOBILE HOMES for 882-0050 ������������������������������������������� (435)224-2163 rent. Call 849-0129 B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 11, 2006

Continued from previous page Office Space 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 Mobile Homes EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- Deadline for public no- PUBLIC NOTICE AGENDA cation by Project Wood cessful bidder’s funds NOTICE OF TRUST- address), and more par- fice space for lease, tices is 4 p.m. the day Notice is hereby given COMBINED MEETING to allow construction of a shall be returned, and EE'S SALE ticularly described as: $125-$400/mo, all utilit- prior to publication. that the Tooele City OF THE STANSBURY Heavy manufacturing the Trustee and the Ben- The following described Lot 828, OVERLAKE ES- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ies included. Call Larry Public notices submit- Council will meet in a RECREATION SERVICE company to be located at eficiary shall not be liable property will be sold at TATES PHASE 1E SUB- home for rent, no smok- (801)574-4035 ted past the deadline Work Session on Wed- AREA BOARD OF Utah Industrial Depot on to the successful bidder public auction to the DIVISION, according to ing/ pets. 882-1550 will not be accepted. nesday, April 12, 2006, TRUSTEES AND the corner of Industrial for any damages. highest bidder at the the official plat thereof, FOR SALE OR LEASE UPAXLP at the hour of 5:00 P.M.. STANSBURY GREEN- Loop Road and James THIS COMMUNICATION West Main Entrance, as recorded in the county FOR SALE or rent: 1983 Office/ Business mobile home, good con- The meeting will be held BELT SERVICE AREA Way by Lyle Beecher of IS AN ATTEMPT TO North Steps, Tooele recorder's office of said Space Utilities in- PUBLIC NOTICE dition, new shed, con- at the Tooele City Hall BOARD OF TRUSTEES, Salt Lake City, Utah. COLLECT A DEBT, AND County Courthouse, 47 county. cluded. 44 or 56 The Town of Stockton crete patio, new carpet, Large Conference Room AND STANSBURY 2. Public Hearing and re- ANY INFORMATION South Main Street, Together with all the im- South Main. 1 month will meet in a Regular 2bdrm, 1bth, open floor located at 90 North Main SERVICE AGENCY quest motion for a Condi- OBTAINED WILL BE Tooele, Utah, on May 4, provements now or here- free. (602)826-9471 Meeting Thursday April plan, gas/ water includ- Street, Tooele, Utah BOARD OF DIREC- tional Use Permit appli- USED FOR THAT PUR- 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of after erected on the (480)585-5380 13, 2006 at the Stockton ed. Must see to appreci- 1. Tooele City’s Ordi- TORS cation by Tooele County POSE. said day, for the purpose property, and all ease- Town Hall, 18 N. John- ate. 833-9144, 849- OFFICE/ BUSINESS nance Requiring Installa- NOTICE is hereby given Health Department to al- DATED: March 23, 2006. of foreclosing a trust ments, appurtenances, son Street. The meeting 1537 space, utilities and high tion of Communication that a meeting of the low construction of gov- Paul M. Halliday, Jr. deed originally executed and fixtures now or here- will begin promptly at speed internet included, Boosters in Large Com- Board of Trustees of the ernment building addition Successor Trustee on March 23, 2005 by after a part of the proper- 7:00 pm and the agenda MOBILE HOMES for 272 North Broadway. mercial Buildings Stansbury Recreation and new parking lot to be 376 East 400 South, Gregory Stewart and ty. shall be as follows: sale, will carry contracts (435)882-4949 Sharon A. Dawson Service Area and the located at 151 N Main St. Suite 300 Derek Thomas, as trust- The current beneficiary including lot space. 1. Roll Call Tooele City Recorder Greenbelt Service Area 3. Public Hearing and re- Salt Lake City, Utah ors, in favor of Option of the trust deed is Wells 849-0129 RETAIL/ OFFICE: High 2. Minutes Pursuant to the Ameri- and the Board of Direc- quest motion for a re- 84111 One Mortgage Corpora- Fargo Bank, N.A., as traffic storefront. 32 W a. March 16, 2006 can with Disabilities Act, tors of the Stansbury quested amendment to Telephone: (801) 355- tion, covering the follow- Trustee, and the record Lots & Land Vine, $250/mo, 6mo b. March 23, 2006 Individuals Needing Spe- Service Agency will con- the Tooele City land use 2886 ing real property purport- owners of the property lease. No deposit. 850- 3. Tooele Co. Sherriff cial Accommodations vene on Wednesday, zoning map for 28 acres Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., ed to be located in as of the recording of the 8333 Frank Parks Should Notify Sharon A. April 12, 2006 at 7:00 from RR-5 to R1-8 by 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Tooele County at 429 notice of default are **KINGMAN ARIZONA** 4. Bike2Bike, Bob Kinney Dawson, Tooele City Re- p.m., at the Clubhouse, Todd Holloway, Center- (MST) South Coleman Street, Gregory J. Riolo, Jr. and 5 acre Ranchettes. Commercial 5. Bills corder, at 843-2110 prior #1 Country Club Drive, ville, Utah. FILE NUMBER: 26847 Tooele, UT 84074 (the Tracy B. Riolo. Spectacular views. 6. Arbor Day to the meeting. TDD Stansbury Park, Utah 4. Public Hearing and re- (Published in the Tran- undersigned disclaims li- The sale is subject to a Starting at $44,000. Property 7. Department Phone Number 843-2108 84074. quest motion for amend- script Bulletin March 28, ability for any error in the bankruptcy filing, a pay- County maintained 2800+SQFT Available, a. Fire Department (Published in the Tran- Business Meeting ed Conditional Use Per- April 4 & 11, 2006) address), and more par- off, a reinstatement or roads, home only subdi- Zoned mulit-use, Rent, b. Roads script Bulletin April 11, 1. Call to Order mit for a 60 ft x 12 ft tem- ticularly described as: any other condition of vision, buy today, build Sale or Rent to own, c. Water 2006) 2. Pledge of Allegiance porary sales office to be NOTICE OF TRUST- Beginning 136.5 feet which the trustee is not later. Abundant wildlife, 351 East Utah Ave (cor- d. Planning & Zoning 3. Roll Call located at 1091 N Main EE’S SALE East and 165.15 feet aware that would cause horse privileges. Guar- ner of Broadway and 8. Purchase Orders PUBLIC NOTICE 4. Review and Adopt Mi- Street by Jack Bell of The following described South of the Northwest the cancellation of the anteed financing, easy Utah) (801)598-4881 9. Resolution to Adjust TOOELE COUNTY nutes Quality Dodge, Tooele, property will be sold at corner of Lot 2, Block 1, sale. If any such condi- terms, title insured. www.outwestrealty.com Salary Schedule COUNCIL OF GOVERN- a. March 22, 2006 Public Utah public auction to the Plat “B”, Tooele City Sur- tion exists, the sale shall DCD Realty Inc. 10.Well MENTS Hearing, Boyer Company 5. Request recommen- highest bidder, payable vey, Tooele City, which be void, the successful wwwgwvaz.com. Don’t Buildings a. Motion for Study Ap- Notice is hereby given Annexation dation to the City Council in lawful money of the is the Northwest corner bidder’s funds returned wait, call today. 1-866- proval Outside of Con- that the Tooele County b. March 22, 2006 Public for South Admin Minor United States at the of Lot 52, SCOTTS- and the trustee and cur- 401-5800. (UCAN) tract Council of Governments Hearing, Richmond Subdivision final plat DALE SUBDIVISION, of rent beneficiary shall not BUILDING MATERIALS: West Main Entrance, 11. Executive Schedule has cancelled the regu- American Annexation containing 2 lots totaling North Steps, Tooele Tooele City, according to be liable to the success- BEAUTIFUL UTAH! METAL buildings, mini 12. Adjourn larly scheduled meeting c. March 22, 2006 Regu- 151.15 acres for Winfield County Courthouse, 47 the official plat thereof, ful bidder for any dam- LAND Sale-66 acres - storage systems, roof Deborah Martin, CBLO for Tuesday, April 18, lar Meeting Academy at 1492 W South Main, Tooele, recorded in the office of age. $47,900. Uinta Moun- and wall panels, metal April 10, 2006 2006 at 6:00 P.M. in the 5. Public Comment 1930 S zoned Open Utah, on May 9, 2006 at the County Recorder of Bidders must tender to tain area. Outdoor lov- building components. (Published in the Tran- Tooele County Court- 6. Probable Vote Items Space by Mathew Arba- 1:00 PM, for the purpose Tooele County, Utah; the trustee a $5,000.00 er's dream! Dramatic Utah Manufacture 20 script Bulleitn April 11, house, Emergency Man- a. Soccer Field Issues & shay, Tooele, Utah of foreclosing a Trust and running thence deposit at the sale and mountain views, close years plus. Top quality 2006) agement Conference Statement – Debbie Re- 6. Request recommen- Deed dated April 2, 2004 South 90 feet; thence the balance of the pur- to conveniences. Sur- low prices. Weekly De- Room, 1st floor, 47 cord dation to the City Council executed by Kenneth B. West 136.5 feet to the chase price by 12:00 rounded by wilderness. livery. 1-800-262-5347. NOTICE OF PUBLIC South Main Street, b. Letter to Tooele Coun- for Sharp Mountain Sub- Fordham, as Trustors, in East line of Coleman noon the day following Nearby lake and state cobuildings@cobuildings. HEARING Tooele, Utah. ty re: Jim Lear Agree- division final plat contain- favor of Mortgage Elec- Street of Tooele City, the sale. The deposit parks. Excellent financ- net (ucan) Notice is hereby given This meeting has been ments – John O’Donnell ing 2 lots totaling 3.12 tronic Registration Sys- thence North 90 feet; must be in the form of a ing. Call UTLR 1-877- that the Tooele County cancelled due to the lack c. Jim Lear Property Dis- acres for the Walgreen‚s tems, Inc., “MERS”, as thence East 136.5 feet to cashier’s check or bank 349-5263. (ucan) If you build, remodel or Planning Commission of an agenda. cussion – John O’Don- location at 188 N Main Beneficiary, covering re- the point of beginning. official check payable to remove buildings you will be holding a PUBLIC Dated this 10th day of nell St. zoned Commercial by al property located in Together with all the im- Lundberg & Associates. STOCKTON BUILDING can place your classi- HEARING in the Tooele April, 2006 d. Pay Structure, Stans- Lee Cox, Great Basin Tooele County and de- provements now or here- The balance must be in lots. 12000- 16000ft. fied ad in 45 of Utah's County Courthouse Audi- Cindy Coombs, Secre- bury Pool Employees – Engineering, Ogden, scribed as follows: after erected on the the form of a wire trans- Newly constructed newspapers for only torium at 47 So. Main tary Christy Achziger Utah. LOT 321, SETTLEMENT property, and all ease- fer, cashier’s check, roads. Beautiful lake/ $155. for 25 words ($5. Street, Tooele. On Wed- Tooele County Council e. Stansbury Park Com- 7. Review and approval POINTE PHASE III SUB- ments, appurtenances, bank official check (credit mountain views. Great for each additional nesday April 19th 2006 of Governments munity Association Pool of the Planning Commis- DIVISION, A SUBDIVI- and fixtures now or here- union official checks are for manufactured or word). You will reach up beginning at 7:00 p.m. to (Published in the Tran- Passes – Christy Achzig- sion minutes for the SION OF TOOELE after a part of the proper- not accepted) or U.S. custom built homes. to 340,000 households receive public comment script Bulletin April 11, er meeting held March 8, CITY, ACCORDING TO ty. Postal money order pay- 882-7094 (801)860- and all you do is call the on the following 2006) f. Golf Course Audit – 2006. THE OFFICIAL PLAT The current beneficiary able to Lundberg & As- 5696 Transcript Bulletin at items: John O’Donnell Pursuant to the Ameri- THEREOF, RECORDED of the trust deed is Wells sociates. If wire transfer 882-0050 for all the de- PUD #15-02 Lakeside Public Notice and g. Salt Lake Yacht Club, cans with Disabilities Act, IN THE OFFICE OF THE Fargo Bank, N.A., as is used, an additional VACANT LOT, .17 acre, tails. (Mention UCAN Phase 6 – Richmond Meeting Schedule for Use of Stansbury Lake – individuals needing spe- COUNTY RECORDER Trustee, in fact and the $10.00 must be remitted 627 West 700 South. Classified Network) American Homes Tooele County Eco- Scott Totman cial accommodation dur- OF TOOELE COUNTY, record owners of the with the purchase price. $19,000. Call Denise PUD #15-02 Lakeside STEEL BUILDINGS. nomic Development 7. Recess ing this meeting should UTAH. property as of the record- Cash payments are not 840-3374 Phase 12 – Richmond FACTORY Deals. Save Advisory Committee Work Session notify Rachelle Custer, Together with all the im- ing of the notice of de- accepted. A trustee’s American Homes $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x 2006 1. Possible Vote Items Tooele City Planner prior provements now or here- fault are Gregory Stewart deed will be delivered to Water Shares AMD PUD #1001-04 Old 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 May 11, 2006 a. C & C Property Main- to the meeting at (435) after erected on the and Derek Thomas. the successful bidder Mill PUD Phase 2 x 12‚ = $3.60/square June 8, 2006 tenance – Curtis Wil- 843-2130 or TDD (435) property, and all ease- The sale is subject to a within three business Amended ONE SHARE of Middle foot. 1-800-658-2885. July 13, 2006 liams & Carlos Holley, 843-2180. ments, appurtenances, bankruptcy filing, a pay- days after receipt of the Mary Dixon Canyon Irrigation water, www.rigidbuilding.com August 10, 2006 Owners (Published in the Tran- and fixtures now or here- off, a reinstatement or amount bid. Secretary $2300. Call (435)849- (ucan) September 14, 2006 b. Water Rights – Joe script Bulletin April 11, after a part of the proper- any other condition of DATED: March 31, Tooele County Plan- 3831 October 12, 2006 White, Developer 2006) ty. which the trustee is not 2006. ning Commission Financial November 9, 2006 c. Rogue Dogs – John Tax Parcel No.: 11-100- aware that would cause Scott Lundberg, Trust- (Published in the Tran- WANTED: WATER rights December 14, 2006 O’Donnell Public Notices 0-0321 the cancellation of the ee Services script Bulletin April 11, or irrigation shares in MARY DIXON, Secreta- d. Starside Subdivision The street address of the sale. If any such condi- 3269 South Main, #100 2006) Trustee's Sales Tooele Valley. Call $$CASH$$ Immediate ry @ Parcel 9 – Jeff Terry property is purported to tion exists, the sale shall Salt Lake City, UT Ross at 801-642-0119 Cash for Structured Tooele County Eco- e. Gordon Well Update – Deadline for public no- be 788 South Pioneer, be void, the successful 84115 Settlements, Annuities, Jeff Terry tices is 4 p.m. the day bidder’s funds returned (801) 263-3400 TOOELE nomic Development Tooele, UT 84074. The Law Suit, Mortgage TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Advisory Committee f. Golf Course Pipe Lin- prior to publication. undersigned disclaims and the trustee and cur- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Place Your Ad: Notes & Cash Flows. (Published in the Tran- ing – Jeff Terry Public notices submit- rent beneficiary shall not – 5:00 p.m. Serving Tooele County any liability for any error 882-0050 J.G. Wentworth #1 1- for 112 Years script Bulletin April 11, 2. Manager’s Report ted past the deadline in the street address. be liable to the success- L&A Case No. 05-29515 800-794-7310. (UCAN) 2006) 3. Board Members’ Re- will not be accepted. The current Beneficiary ful bidder for any dam- Team D/CNL ports and Requests UPAXLP of the trust deed is Mort- age. THIS COMMUNICATION 4. Correspondence gage Electronic Registra- Bidders must tender to IS AN ATTEMPT TO 5. Financial and Bills NOTICE OF TRUST- tion Systems, Inc., the trustee a $5,000.00 COLLECT A DEBT, AND Listings Needed! 6. Adjourn EE'S SALE ("MERS"), solely as deposit at the sale and ANY INFORMATION (Published in the Tran- The following described nominee for the lender the balance of the pur- OBTAINED WILL BE script Bulletin April 11, real property will be sold and the record owners of chase price by 12:00 USED FOR THAT PUR- I Make Buying Easy 2006) at public auction to the the property as of the re- noon the day following POSE. highest bidder without cording of this notice of the sale. The deposit (Published in the Tran- Public Notice and warranty as to title, pos- default are reported to be must be in the form of a script Bulletin April 4, 11 814 Saddle Rd., G-ville Meeting Schedule for session or encumbran- Kenneth B. Fordham and cashier’s check or bank & 18, 2006) Tooele County Trails ces, at the West main June G. Fordham. official check payable to Incredible country living in this Committee Meeting entrance North steps of Bidders must be pre- Lundberg & Associates. NOTICE OF TRUST- beautifully modern 2000 Rambler Schedule 2006 the Tooele County Court- pared to tender to the The balance must be in EE’S SALE May 4, 2006 house, 47 South Main, trustee $5,000.00 at the the form of a wire trans- APN: 02-109-0-0014 with .70 Acre, 3,800 s.f., Master June 1, 2006 Tooele, Utah, on April sale and the balance of fer, cashier’s check, Trust No. 1080206-07 July 6, 2006 25, 2006, at 4:30 o'clock Suite w/ Jetted Tub, 3 Bedrooms, the purchase price by bank official check (credit Ref: Julie A Warr TRA: August 3, 2006 p.m., of said day: Situat- 12:00 noon the day fol- union official checks are Loan No. XXXXXX4114. 2 Full Baths and area in September 7, 2006 ed in the County of lowing the sale. Both not accepted) or U.S. IMPORTANT NOTICE October 5, 2006 Tooele, State of Utah, payments must be in the Postal money order pay- TO PROPERTY OWN- basement for 5 more bedrooms, November 2, 2006 more particularly descri- form of a cashier’s check able to Lundberg & As- ER: YOU ARE IN DE- 2nd Kitchen and Bathrooms, Lots December 7, 2006 bed as follows: or money order, cash sociates. If wire transfer FAULT UNDER A DEED The meetings will be Lot 112, NORTH LAKE and Bank “Official is used, an additional OF TRUST, DATED of possibilities. held in the Tooele Coun- NO. 2 SUBDIVISION, a Checks” are not accepta- $10.00 must be remitted February 15, 2005. UN- ty Courthouse Auditori- Subdivision of Tooele ble. A trustee’s deed will with the purchase price. LESS YOU TAKE AC- um at 3:00 p.m. City, according to the of- be made available to the Cash payments are not TION TO PROTECT MARY DIXON, Secreta- ficial plat thereof, record- successful bidder within accepted. A trustee’s YOUR PROPERTY, IT ry ed in the office of the three business days fol- deed will be delivered to MAY BE SOLD AT A Tooele County Trails County Recorder of lowing receipt of the bid the successful bidder PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Committee Tooele County, Utah. amount. The sale is within three business NEED AN EXPLANA- (Published in the Tran- TAX # 10-006-0-0112 made without any war- days after receipt of the TION OF THIS PRO- script Bulletin April 11, Purportedly known as: ranty whatsoever, includ- amount bid. CEEDING, YOU 2006) 556 Ontario Street, ing but not limited to any DATED: March 31, SHOULD CONTACT A Tooele, UT 84074 (the warranty as to title, liens, 2006. LAWYER. On May 02, PUBLIC NOTICE undersigned disclaims li- possession, taxes, en- Scott Lundberg, Trust- 2006, at 4:30pm, James As The South End Of Main Street Is Becoming Notice is hereby given ability for any error in the cumbrances, or condition ee H. Woodall, as duly ap- 787 East 800 North Revitalized Take Advantage Of This Great that the Tooele City address). of the property. The sale 3269 South Main, #100 pointed Trustee under a East side home with Curb Appeal and Family Location and Building on .69 Acres, This Former Council and the Tooele The Trust Deed being is subject to a workout Salt Lake City, UT Deed of Trust recorded Appeal with its Large Yard and Completely Store could be used as Office, Restaurant, City Planning Commis- Computer, Supply, Market, Convenience Store foreclosed by these non- reinstatement, payoff, 84115 February 25, 2005, as In- Finished Interior. A Neighborhood to Love, Views sion will meet in a Joint or Bail Bonds, Use your imagination! judicial trust deed fore- sale cancellation or post- (801) 263-3400 strument No. 236456, in to Wow over, Close to Schools and Town. Work Session on Wed- closure proceedings is ponement, incorrect bid- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Book 1004, Page 0466, nesday, April 12, 2006, dated April 9, 2002, and ding instructions, bank- – 5:00 p.m. of the Official Records in at the hour of 5:30 P.M.. was executed by DE- ruptcy, or any other cir- L&A Case No. 05-55014 the office at the County The meeting will be held BORAH L. LONG, an un- cumstance of which the Team D/CNL Recorder of Tooele at the Tooele City Hall married woman, as trustee is unaware. In THIS COMMUNICATION County, State of Utah, Large Conference Room Trustor, in favor of Utah the event any of the fore- IS AN ATTEMPT TO executed by Julie A. located at 90 North Main Housing Corporation, a going apply, the sale will COLLECT A DEBT, AND Warr, A Single Woman Street, Tooele, Utah public corporation of the be void and the success- ANY INFORMATION Will sell at public auction Sharon A. Dawson State of Utah, the pres- ful bidder’s funds will be OBTAINED WILL BE to highest bidder, paya- Tooele City Recorder ent Beneficiary. The returned without any lia- USED FOR THAT PUR- ble in lawful money of Pursuant to the Ameri- present owner is report- bility to the trustee or POSE. the United States at the can with Disabilities Act, Two homes on a .43 Acre Main Ideal East side Oquirrh Cottage Condo, ed to be DEBORAH L. beneficiary for interest or (Published in the Tran- time of sale. Successful Individuals Needing Spe- LONG, an unmarried any other damages. script Bulletin April 4, 11 bidders must tender a Street Lot, Ideal Location, Zoned Near Golf Course, 3 Bdrms, 2 Full Bths, cial Accommodations woman. NOTICE IS HEREBY & 18, 2006) deposit of $5,000 in certi- Multi-Use With Options Galore!!! Master Suite, Vaults, Walk-in closets, Should Notify Sharon A. The purchase price is GIVEN THAT THIS fied funds to the trustee Covered Patio, Peace and Quiet. Dawson, Tooele City Re- Need I Say More. payable in lawful money FIRM IS ATTEMPTING NOTICE OF TRUST- at the time of sale, with corder, at 843-2110 prior of the United States of TO COLLECT A DEBT EE'S SALE the balance due by noon to the meeting. TDD America. Bidders must AND ANY INFORMA- The following described the following business Phone Number 843-2108 be prepared to tender to TION OBTAINED WILL property will be sold at day, at the office of the (Published in the Tran- the Trustee a $5,000.00 BE USED FOR THAT public auction to the Trustee. At the west script Bulletin April 11, non-refundable deposit PURPOSE. highest bidder at the main entrance, north 2006) in certified funds or a Dated April 10, 2006. West Main Entrance, steps to the Tooele cashier's check at the North Steps, Tooele PUBLIC NOTICE Stuart T. Matheson, county District Court, 47 time of sale to secure Successor Trustee County Courthouse, 47 South Main, Tooele, NOTICE IS HEREBY bid, and the balance of South Main Street, GIVEN THAT the Tooele Matheson, Mortenson, Utah all right, title and in- the purchase price must Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. Tooele, Utah, on May 4, terest conveyed to and City Planning Commis- be paid in full in the form 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of sion will meet in a public 648 East First South now held by it under said 295 East 1st South 869 South 690 West of certified funds or a Salt Lake City, Utah said day, for the purpose Deed of Trust in the WHY PAY RENT? COLLECT IT ! This Up & Down hearing and Business This 5 Bedroom Rambler has Curb Appeal! cashier's check within 24 84102 of foreclosing a trust property situated in said Duplex has 1716 s.f., 4 bdrms, 2 full bths, 2 laundry meeting scheduled for hours from the time of deed originally executed rms, 2 car garage, fenced yard, auto sprinklers and 2000s.f., Fenced Yard, 2 Bathrooms, Large Backyard, Wednesday, April 12, (801) 363-2244 County and State descri- RV parking and Area to build a garage. sale. Office Hours 8:30 am to on June 20, 2000 by bed as: All of lot 1, block more. Occupy, Rent or both. Call 840-0344. 2006 in the hour of 7:00 This Trustee’s Sale is Gregory J. Riolo, Jr., as PM. The meeting will be 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. 146, plat "c", Tooele city subject to a bankruptcy MMOJ File No.: trustor, in favor of First survey, according to the held at Tooele City Hall filing, a payoff, a rein- Franklin Financial Corpo- Shane in the City Council 008348m official plat thereof, on statement or any other (Published in the Tran- ration, covering the fol- file and of record in the Chambers, located at 90 condition of which the lowing real property pur- N Main Street, Tooele, script Bulletin April 11, Tooele county recorder's Bergen trustee is not aware that 18 & 25, 2006) ported to be located in office. The street ad- Utah. would cause the cancel- Tooele County at 1689 *Each office independently owned and operated. Agenda Items dress and other common Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. lation of this sale. Fur- North Cerroni Drive, 840-0344 (cell) 1. Public Hearing and re- designation of the real ther, if any of these con- TOOELE Tooele, UT 84074 (the quest motion for a Condi- TRANSCRIPT 882-8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main ditions exist, this sale will BULLETIN undersigned disclaims li- Continued on next page tional Use Permit appli- be null and void, the suc- ability for any error in the TUESDAY April 11, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices NOTICE OF TRUST- wit: $110,400.00 (Esti- along Main Street in LEGISLATIVE BODY phitheaters, picnic ta- rence voted publication in this news- of this type of waste this Trustee's Sales EE’S SALE mated). Sale information Grantsville, Utah. OF TOOELE COUNTY, bles, and booths. Commissioner John- paper. Any comments year. The following described may be available by call- The Project Manual may UTAH that Title 6, Chap- (5) “Concession Stand” son voted must be sent to Debbie property described Final disposal of the real property will be sold ing one business day pri- be examined at the ter 22 of the Tooele means any place intend- APPROVED AS TO Cook, Area Director, US- above is purported to be: waste will occur in the at public auction to the or to (or on) the sched- Grantsville City Offices at County Code is hereby ed for the distribution of FORM: DA-Rural Development, 98 North 4th Street Mixed Waste Disposal highest bidder payable in uled sale date. Please be the address listed above enacted to read as fol- goods and services in a Douglas J. Ahlstrom 302 East 1860 South, Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- Cell at the EnergySolu- lawful money of the Unit- advised that the opening and also at the office of lows: public area. Tooele County Attor- Provo, Utah 84606. mated Total Debt as of tions Mixed Waste Facili- ed States at the time of bid amount may be re- the Project Engineer, Chapter 22 (6) “Pathway” means any ney (Published in the Tran- May 02, 2006 is ty. sale, On the north steps duced from the total debt AQUA Engineering, Inc., Smoking in Public Pla- pathway located in a (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 11 & $83,807.79. The under- The treatment variance to the main entrance at due. Bidders must be at 533 West 2600 South ces public area intended for script Bulletin April 11, 13, 2006) signed Trustee disclaims request is available for the Tooele County Court- prepared to tender to the – Suite 275, Bountiful, 6-22-1. Smoking pro- walking, jogging, or bik- 2006) any liability for any incor- review at the Division of house, 47 South Main, trustee $5,000.00 at the Utah 84010. Copies of hibited. ing. PUBLIC NOTICE rectness of the street ad- Solid and Hazardous Tooele, UT, on April 24, sale and the balance of the Project Manual are In the unincorporated (7) “Public Park” means Treatment Variance Re- dress and other common PRELIMINARY NOTICE Waste office, located in 2006 at 01:00 PM of said the purchase price by available at these loca- areas of Tooele County, any park operated by a quest for Formerly Char- designation, if any, OF APPLICATION FOR the Martha Cannon day, for the purpose of 10:00 AM the day follow- tions for a nonrefundable smoking is prohibited public agency. acteristic Wastes Con- shown herein. Said sale FEDERAL FINANCIAL Health Building, 288 foreclosing a trust deed ing the sale. Both pay- fee of $40. A Bid Bond within 25 feet of public (8) “Smoke” or “Smok- taining PCBs Greater will be made without cov- ASSISTANCE North 1460 West, Salt executed by Lourdes E. ments must be in the in the amount of 5% playgrounds, play pits, ing” means the carrying Than 100 mg/kg. Ener- enant or warranty, ex- The United Stated De- Lake City, Utah, between Yi, a married woman as form of a cashier’s must accompany each sporting areas, children of a lighted pipe, cigar, or gySolutions, LLC Mixed press or implied, regard- partment of Agriculture, the hours of 8:00 a.m. her sole and separate check. Cash or “official Bid. and animal venues, gath- cigarette of any kind, or Waste Facility ing title, possession, con- Rural Development (RD), and 5:00 p.m., and at property as Trustor(s), in checks” are not accepta- The Owner reserves the ering places, concession the lighting of a pipe, ci- The Executive Secretary dition or encumbrances, acting on behalf of the other times upon re- favor of Accredited ble. This firm is assisting right to reject any or all stands, and pathways. It gar, or cigarette of any of the Utah Solid and including fees, charges Rural Utility Service quest. The public com- Home Lenders, Inc., a in the collection of a debt bids, or any of the items shall be permissible to kind, including, but not Hazardous Waste Con- and expenses of the (RUS) is considering an ment period begins April California Corporation, and any information ob- in a bid. Only bids giving smoke in public parking limited to, tobacco, or trol Board has received a Trustee and of the trusts application for Financial 11, 2006, and will end on and recorded on tained may be used for a firm quotation, properly areas and other desig- any other weed or plant. site-specific treatment created by said Deed of Assistance from Stock- May 10, 2006. Com- 05/12/2004, as Entry No. that purpose. Dated: signed, will be accepted. nated areas at such ven- (9) “Tobacco” means cig- variance request, submit- Trust, to pay the remain- ton Town. The proposed ments should be ad- 223070 in Book 0944, 3/21/2006 All bids are subject to ap- ues. arette and tobacco prod- ted by EnergySolutions, ing principal sums of the project would construct a dressed to Dennis R. Page 1378, of Official John W. Lish, ESQ., as plicable Utah laws and 6-22-2. Definitions. ucts as defined in Utah LLC for the Mixed Waste note(s) secured by said culinary water well and a Downs, Executive Secre- Records of Tooele Coun- Successor Trustee 1424 regulations. A pre-bid As used in this chapter: Code Section 59-14-102. Facility. Deed of Trust. The cur- short pipeline to provide tary, Utah Solid and Haz- ty, Utah, covering real S. Legend Hills Dr., Ste. meeting will not be re- (1) “Playground” means 6-22-3. Violation. Background: The Mixed rent beneficiary of the an alternate source of ardous Waste Control property located at 442 120 Clearfield, UT 84015 quired. For additional in- any park or recreational Any person, association, Waste Facility proposes Trust Deed as of the culinary water for the Board, P.O. Box 144880, East Brittany Way, Phone (801) 614-5050 formation contact Craig area specifically de- corporation, or the offi- to receive soils contain- date of this notice is: Town. Salt Lake City, Utah Tooele, UT 84074, P243777 Neeley at AQUA Engi- signed to be used by cers of the association or ing formerly characteris- HSBC Bank USA, Na- If implemented, the pro- 84114-4880. Tooele County, State of (Published in the Tran- neering, Inc., (801) 299- children that may have corporation who violates tic hazardous waste for tional Association, As In- posed action may impact A hearing on this var- Utah and more particu- script Bulletin March 28, 1327. play equipment installed, any provision of this metal wastes (D004- denture Trustee Under important land resources iance request will be held larly described as fol- April 4 & 11, 2006) (Published in the Tran- or any similar facility lo- chapter shall be: D011) and also contain- The Indenture Relating such as floodplains, wet- on April 26, 2006, at the lows: Lot 408, Eastland script Bulletin April 11 & cated on public grounds. (1) on the first violation, ing Polychlorinated Bi- To Peoples Choice lands, important farm- Tooele County Health Estates Subdivision "A" 18, 2006) (2) “Play Pit” means any guilty of an infraction; phenyls (PCBs) at levels Home Loan securities Public Notices lands, historical resour- Department Building at Plat 4, according to the designated play area and greater than 100 mg/kg trust series 2005-2, mort- ces and archeological re- 7:00 p.m. official plat thereof, as re- Miscellaneous ORDINANCE 2006-12 within a public park for (2) on the subsequent as Underlying Hazardous gage-backed notes, ser- sources. An Environ- Consideration of this re- corded in the office of the AN ORDINANCE PRO- use by children, where similar violation within Constituents. ies 2005-2... The record Deadline for public no- mental Assessment is quest will be made at the Tooele County Recorder. HIBITING SMOKING the area is not contained two years, guilty of a If this soil was not for- owner of the property as tices is 4 p.m. the day being prepared for the May 11, 2006 meeting of A.P.N. 1208700408 The WITHIN 25 FEET OF by a fence. The boun- class C misdemeanor. merly characteristic for of the recording of the prior to publication. project on behalf of RD the Utah Solid and Haz- address of the property PLAYGROUNDS, PLAY dary of a play pit shall be IN WITNESS WHEREOF the metal wastes (con- Notice of Default is/are: Public notices submit- by Sunrise Engineering, ardous Waste Control is purported to be 442 PITS, SPORTING defined by the edge of the Tooele County Com- tained only PCBs at Julie A Warr. Dated: April ted past the deadline Inc. to identify potential Board. East Brittany Way AREAS, CHILDREN the resilient surface of mission, which is the leg- these levels), then Ener- 04, 2006. will not be accepted. impacts. For additional informa- Tooele, UT 84074 The AND ANIMAL VENUES, safety material, such as islative body of Tooele gySolutions would be James H, Woodall UPAXLP The proposed action is tion regarding the treat- undersigned disclaims li- GATHERING PLACES, concrete or wood, or any County, passed, ap- permitted to dispose of 10653 River Front Park- available for review at ment variance request, ability for any error in the CONCESSION STANDS other material surround- proved, and enacted this the waste. way, Suite 290 South ADVERTISEMENT FOR the USDA-Rural Devel- contact Otis Willoughby address. Said sale will AND PATHWAYS ing the play pit. ordinance this 28th day Federal rules allow this Jordan UT 84095 BIDS opment Area Office at of the Department of En- be made without cove- WHEREAS, this com- (3) “Sporting Area” of March, 2006. waste to be disposed (801)254-9450 (800)245- Grantsville City 302 East 1860 South, vironmental Quality, Divi- nant or warranty, ex- mission finds that the means any public area ATTEST: without further treatment. 1886 (Hotline) Hours: 429 East Main Street Provo, Utah; at the office sion of Solid and Hazard- pressed or implied, re- public health, conven- used for sporting events, TOOELE COUNTY However, the State of 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Grantsville, Utah 84029 of Sunrise Engineering, ous Waste at (801) 538- garding title, possession, ience, and necessity re- including, but not limited COMMISSION: Utah has not adopted Signature/by: James H. Separate Sealed Bids for Inc. at 25 East 500 North 6170. In compliance or encumbrances, to pay quire the adoption of an to, bleachers, backstops, Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk these rules. The State’s Woodall, Trustee R- Main Street Safe Side- in Fillmore, Utah; and at with the Americans with the remaining principal ordinance restricting sec- sports fields, ball dia- Dennis Rockwell, decision was based on 126351 walk Project will be re- the Stockton Town Office Disabilities Act, individu- sum of the note(s) se- ondhand smoke expo- monds, basketball Chairman the onerous amount of (Published in the Tran- ceived by Wendy Palmer in Stockton, Utah. als with special needs cured by said Deed of sure in certain public pla- courts, tennis or volley- (SEAL) analytical work that script Bulletin April 4, 11 at the Grantsville City Of- Comments from con- (including auxiliary com- Trust, with interest there- ces; and ball courts, skateboard Commissioner Rock- would be required. Rath- & 18, 2006) fices on Tuesday, May 2, cerned individuals or en- municative aids and on, as provided in said 2006 until 2:00 PM local WHEREAS, this com- areas, swimming pools, well voted tities are being request- er than follow the federal services) should contact note(s), advances, if any, time, and then at said of- mission held a public and BMX areas. Commissioner Law- ed. Such comments rules, the State left open Charlene Lamph, Office If it happens here, under the terms of the fice publicly opened and hearing and found that (4) “Gathering Place” must be received 30 the one-time, site-specif- of Human Resources at read about it here. Deed of Trust, estimated read aloud. those in attendance were means any public area days from the time of the ic treatment variance op- 536-4413 (TDD 536- fees, charges and ex- The project includes the in favor of the general where people congre- TOOELETRANSCRIPT tion. 4414). TOOELE BULLETIN EnergySolutions esti- TRANSCRIPT penses of the Trustee demolition and recon- terms of this ordinance; gate or assemble, includ- Place Your Ad (Published in the Tran- BULLETIN and of the trusts created struction of sidewalk and NOW, THEREFORE, BE ing, but not limited to, mates that it may receive script Bulletin April 11, by said Deed of Trust, to sidewalk access ramps IT ORDAINED BY THE boweries, pavilions, am- 882-0050 Call 882-0050 up to 3,000 cubic yards 2006) at multiple intersections

• April 13-14 — AARP Safe Sewing guild meets in Overlake. Please come for for Seniors. This year’s confer- a.m. in the Redwood Campus Doings Driving Course 12:30-5 p.m. at The Tooele Sewing Guild will sharing and caring. Please call ence will feature best-selling Lifetime Activities Center (4600 Continued from page B3 MWMC classrooms meet Wednesday, April 19, in the 849-1881 for more information. author and speaker Richard S. Redwood Road). Contact Joy • April 19 — 11 a.m. to 12:30 Extension office auditorium at Kick drug habit Paul Evans, and the “real Rain Tlou at 957-6067 for more infor- p.m. Wellness Luncheon. Topic 9:30 a.m. to finish the children’s A 12 Step Addiction Recovery Man” Kim Peek. mation. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch is diabetes and the eye. medical examination gowns Program for addictive/compul- The conference will be held • Overcoming dyslexia author at noon, reservations by 8:30 • April 21 — Day trip to started some time ago. Anyone sive behavior, run by LDS Social on Tuesday, April 18, at Little visits — Jonathan Mooney, co- a.m. Kennecott Copper Mine and who sews is invited. Bring a Services in Tooele and Erda, America Hotel in Salt Lake City author of the book, “Learning • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 Gardner Village. sewing machine (if you have welcomes new members and starting at 9 a.m., and will also Outside the Lines,” will be at p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; • April 24 — Knotty Knitters one), white thread, any show everyone. offer seniors assistance with the SLCC Wednesday, April 19, at 1 p.m. Bunko MWMC classrooms at 10 a.m. and tell and a friend. Contact • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 new Medicare Part D plan and noon in the Redwood Campus, • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; • April 25 — Birthday Bingo Geri Thomas at 882-3487 with S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 information on aging-related Student Events Center, 4600 S. 10 a.m. line dancing; lunch at at 5 p.m. questions. • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 health issues. Redwood Road. He will also hold noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m.; • April 27 — 7 p.m. Healthy ShopTooele alliance meets E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 For registration information, a writing workshop at 2:30 p.m. 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; 1 Women Seminar: topic is sinus- please call (801) 755-1079. on April 19 in the Student Events The ShopTooele Business p.m. Bingo es and allergies. Advocacy training set Center at the Redwood Campus. • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; Alliance Networking Party for General The Disability Law Center, Visit Healing Field lunch at noon, reservations by April will feature two busi- Adult Protective Services, The Healing Field, a memorial 8:30 a.m. Groups nesses: Sara Jane Jeppsen fea- and the State Long Term Care display of 1400 American Flags, • Everyday quilting turing VEMMA and Rick and Educators meet Ombudsman invite the public to will help us remember children • April 15 — Old Time Fiddlers Jennifer Foxx of Canyon Creek TFCU annual meeting set You won’t want to miss an important training to learn who have lost their lives due to 1-3 p.m. Media. Bring business cards the 2006 Utah Chapter of Dinner tickets are sold out, how to effectively advocate for abuse by a parent or caregiver. • April 17 — Reservations Wednesday, April 19, from 7-8:30 the National Association of but all members are welcome family members who live in long- Each of these 1400 flags repre- due for May 8-11 Yellowstone p.m. at Tooele City Hall, 90 N. Multicultural Education Annual to attend the business meeting term care facilities. sents a child who lost his life as adventure Main, in the upstairs conference Conference April 28-29 at at 8 p.m. It will be held at St. The training is scheduled a result of child abuse in 2005. • April 21 — Wendover trip room. See www.shoptooele.org Highland High School, 2166 S. Marguerite’s Parish on Thursday, for 3:30 p.m. on April 18 at the A special memorial of 44 Blue $14 for more information, or call 1700 East, Salt Lake City! All April 20. Carnegie Library auditorium, 26 Ribbon Flags will represent Utah • April 25 — Foot clinic Paula Gamonal at 435-579-1733. Utah educators and interested E. Forest Street in Brigham City. children who have lost their lives 1:30-3:30 p.m. call 884-3446 for Elks support CJC community members are invited For more information or to in the last five years. appointment The Tooele Elks will serve Recovery to join us as we work toward the RSVP call Levi Webb at (800) 662- The display will be locat- • April 28 — Birthday dinner Monday night dinner April 17 goal of improving our ability to 9080 (voice) or (800) 550-4182 ed at the West Jordan Soccer 4 p.m. with entertainment by — spare ribs, collard greens, provide equitable and enriching (TTY). lwebb@disabilitylawcent Complex, 7930 S. 4000 West from The Flash Backs at 5:30 p.m. stewed potatoes, corn bread and CASA meets Thursdays educational experiences for all er.org April 21-24. To sponsor, purchase dessert — for $5, 6-8 p.m. at Christians Against Substance Tooele seniors of our students. On-site child- Visual arts applications a flag or for more information the Tooele Elks Lodge, 61 N. Abuse (CASA) is a support The Tooele County Senior care is available for conference Guidelines and applications on the Healing Field, please Main. All proceeds support the group for any addiction. The 12 Citizen Center can be reached participants. Dinner on Friday for the Utah Arts Council’s 2006 call (801) 569-5150 or e-mail Children’s Justice Center. step Bible based program will at 882-2870. and breakfast and lunch on Visual Arts Fellowships are now [email protected] N.A.R.F.E. meeting set be used. Meetings will be each Saturday will be provided. One • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; available. Utah artists may down- Astronomy Day is May 6 aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at The April 2006 meeting of the Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele credit of USU credit is available load an application from the Utah In association with the Salt Noon; line dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo Tooele chapter of the National Church of Christ, 430 W. Utah upon request, and teachers who Arts Council’s Website arts.utah. Lake Astronomical Society, Clark 1 p.m. Active and Retired Federal Ave. No cost and free baby sit- attend the entire conference can gov or may call (801) 533-3581. Planetarium celebrates National • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Employees Association will be ting will be provided. For more obtain nine relicensure points Postmark deadline for applica- Astronomy Day Saturday, May 6, Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 held at 1 p.m. on Friday, April information call 882-4642. from the Utah State Office of tions is June 16, 2006. with astronomy activities for the p.m. 14, in the auditorium of the Tooele AA meets daily Education. For more information, contact whole family starting at 9 a.m. • Wednesdays — Breakfast Tooele Senior Citizen Center, 57 Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous To register, call (435) 797-0423 Lila Abersold, (801) 533-3581 or at the downtown Salt Lake City 9 a.m. to Noon; aerobics 9:30 E. Vine. meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. at or 1(800)538-2663 or visit www. [email protected]. Library. There will be solar view- a.m.; dancing 12-1 p.m. with Our special guest will be 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882-7358 educatorsfordiversity.usu.edu SLCC events set ing, tips on how to buy the per- Tony Busico; ceramics 1 p.m. Sandra Fetzer giving a presen- for information. and register on-line. • Commencement — Salt fect telescope, principles of rock- • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 tation on the Grand Families Dealer’s Choice AA meets Senior conference set advocacy program. Interested Lake Community College will ets, crafts, observing workshops a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch Dealer’s Choice AA meeting Senator Orrin G. Hatch visitors are invited. For more hold its 2006 Commencement and late evening observing at the at Noon; blood pressure at will be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at announced the line-up today for information call Hal Webster at Ceremonies Friday, May 5, at 10 Stansbury Park Observatory. Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m.; Canasta the United Methodist Church, 78 the 19th Annual Utah Conference 882-5331. 1 p.m. E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 Eagles help injured directions or information. a.m.; Mexican train 2 p.m.; din- PMP Cheryl Barrus will pre- Castaways AA meetings set ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo noon; pare and serve a chicken fried Castaway’s Alcoholics dancing 6-8 p.m. steak dinner on Saturday, April Anonymous meets Monday- • April 14 — Dance with Ula 15, from 6-8 p.m. for $8 per Saturday at noon and on Friday Kirkman 6-8 p.m.; Easter bonnet plate. There will also be a raffle. at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas parade with three prizes given All proceeds will go to the Lew Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Open; for best bonnets Reed Spinal Cord Injury Fund. mixed; non-smoking; wheel- Come on out and have a great Senior Circle, MWMC chair access; nursery available dinner. Senior Circle is for those Monday-Friday. (Adults only on over 50 and costs $15 per year. Historical society meets Saturday.) Call 843-3690 for a membership On Tuesday, April 11, at 7 p.m. Feeling trapped? form and to RSVP for all activi- Craig Anderson will be the guest If someone’s drinking is ties except exercise and water speaker at the Tooele County affecting your life, Alanon can aerobics. Historical Society meeting (pio- help. Call 882-7756 for informa- • Body Instincts — Meets on neer museum basement, 47 E. tion. Meet Monday, Wednesday Tuesdays 9:30 a.m. at Pinnacle Vine St.). His presentation will and Friday at 6:30 p.m. and Therapy (29 S. Main). be on the Tooele Valley Dust Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. • Hinges and Twinges (water Bowl and Drought. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays The county history and the Dr., Tooele. and Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt mining books are available. Aquatic Center, $2. Contact Jay De La Mare at 882- Alateen meets Mondays • April 12 — Lunch Bunch 1469 or Alice Dale at 882-1612. Alateen meets Mondays at meets at Denny’s at noon. 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas church B10 TUESDAY April 11, 2006 Protect teens from poor judgment On-line BABIES In recent years, electronic hobbies. The Internet is one ily something dangerous can your Internet password to MaKayla Jordyn games, home computers, and way teens use the computer in happen over the Internet, such anyone. the Internet have assumed an the timeless quest to establish as predators soliciting a teen’s • Remember that people Lee important place in the lives of their identity. interest through sex or illicit online aren’t always who they young people. Remember drug offers. say they are. Whose eyes In fact, the Annenberg pub- It is your job as a parent to Think about • Don’t accept e-mails, files, sparkle like stars? lic policy center reported that find the right balance between • The adolescent brain is or links from people you don’t Whose smile among the U.S. households Internet safety and freedom being reconstructed, which know. outshines the sun? with children 8 to 17, 60 per- for your teen(s). impairs judgment and can put • Block a person if they Whose skin cent had home computers, are bothering you in Instant One new trend in the Internet youth at risk while operating is soft as the moon-glow? and of those children, 61 per- Messaging. Go to My Internet world is called “Blogs,” or the heavy machinery of the Our precious little one! cent of them had computers Service; click on Preferences, self-published Web pages. Internet. with Internet services. When and then on Privacy. According to survey data from • The Internet has become MaKayla Jordyn Lee was born a national sample of children Visit this site with your teen: Peresus Company, a maker of an important part of our lives, on March 17, 2006, at Jordan and teenagers was asked to www.ftc.gov/bcp/conlineed- Web-survey software, 52.8 per- which can leave young people Valley Hospital. She weighed choose which medium to bring cent of Blogs belong to those cams/kidzprivacy/index.html. open to Internet crime. 8 pounds 9 ounces and mea- with them to a desert island, 19 and younger. Personal Web In an effort to put parents in sured 20 inches long. To wel- • Place your home computer MaKayla Jordyn Lee more children 8 to 18 chose a pages for teens have become the driver’s seat, the Federal come her home was her very in a public place that is easier computer with Internet access as common as diaries and Trade Commission has estab- excited big brother Tyler and to monitor. than any other medium. locker decorations once were. lished new rules for Website very happy parents Justin and Teens use the Internet for Blogs often contain personal Action steps operators to make sure that Michelle Lee, grandparents Mike great aunts and uncles Michael schoolwork, for communica- photographs and details about Share with your teen(s) the kids’ privacy is protected Sherwood, Diane Sherwood, Sherwood, Lacey Cunningham, tion with local and distant the person that make them following Internet safety tips: while they’re online. Rob and Deanna Lee, great- Chris and Shannon Lee, Brandon friends, and to have fun, espe- unique. Friends surf by and • Don’t give out your private For more information call grandparents Florence Savich, and Heidi Lee and her very spe- cially by finding information leave fun messages. Many information (your full name, the Valley Mental Health Dorthy Burraston, Bernell and cial aunt Tiffey watching over related to their interests and teens are not aware how eas- address or school name) or Prevention team at 843-3520. Linda Sherwood. She has some her from heaven. ��������� �������������� ������������������������� ��������������� ����������

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Mountain West Medical Center BLOOD DRIVE Thursday, April 20, 2006 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm in the Blood Mobile at 2055 North Main, Tooele Please contact Stephanie Reinicke at 843-3704 to schedule an appointment