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TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN Tooele County Commissioner Matt Lawrence failed to hold on to his seat during last month’s Republican party convention. He suspects he lost his bid for re-election because an EnergySolutions official, who is also a party officer, may have pres- sured delegates to oust him. But a pair of recent surveys show delegates had many reasons not to vote for Lawrence and undue pressure from EngerySolutions was not one of them. Lawrence lost his party’s nomination to Jerry Hurst of Grantsville on Friday, April 21. He blames EnergySolutions’ community development director Joyce Hogan for acting against his campaign. Lawrence claimed he stood up for the rights of a respected county employee, who is a transgendered woman, and Hogan made sure he paid the photography / Karen Hunt price for doing so. In Wendover, Hispanics marched yesterday for “Day Without Immigrants” starting about 1:15 p.m. at the Smith’s and continued on to the park where speakers addressed the crowd of workers, families and children. The line of marchers stretched as far as the eye could see. Lawrence’s allegations appeared in both The Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret Morning News Friday. Among other things, he claimed Hogan had threatened him, saying he would not be re- elected if he did not demote county employee ‘Day Without Immigrants’ impacts county Nicole Cline. Lawrence said Hogan has offered him many by Karen Hunt tuated by a rally in the park that hosted started around 1 p.m. at the Smiths Food the staff, the Rainbow Casino sustained suggestions over the years and those have never STAFF WRITER heated speakers. and Drug and ended at the park. normal business. bothered him. But this was the first “threat.” Across the nation, and throughout Some services in Wendover closed The Peppermill, Rainbow and Lois Perez, of Peppermill Properties, “I don’t like companies being involved with Tooele County, many members in the down. In Tooele City the effects were Montego Bay casinos, which employ- and Alfonso Orozco, owner of Park the way the county operates,” Lawrence said. Hispanic community took the day off more minor. Food at Applebee’s took ee many of the town’s residents, told Furniture in West Wendover, helped “Somewhere along the line, a company has become Monday for a “Day Without Immigrants.” a little longer, as the food chain was employees they could have the day off organize the event. bigger than the county.” In Wendover, Hispanics formed a march operating with one-fourth the staff. Most if they gave a week’s notice. Applebee’s Perez, Orozco and others addressed Commissioner Dennis Rockwell’s comments that stretched for blocks and was punc- distinctly Wendover’s nonviolent pro- in Tooele City had a similar policy. While also appeared in the Tribune. He stated he had a test was marked by civility. The march Applebee’s functioned with one-fourth SEE RALLY ON A6 SEE COMMISSION ON A3 Wendover groups to tackle annexation obstacles G-ville housing plan by Mark Watson 18 mandates listed by the Nevada Elko County leaders say is needed the city wants to do, but as a coun- Legislature that Wendover, Utah to make the transition. Shelton ty we want to preserve historic STAFF WRITER A $27-million price tag and must address. One of those is own- said the $27-million price tag is Wendover Airport by using federal rankles neighbors money. Second, we want to make relinquishing control of Wendover ership of Wendover Airport. negotiable. The money is need- “For years, the Wendover ed to improve infrastructure and a business park around the airport by Mary Ruth Hammond 102 houses on that land. Airport could put plans to annex Airport operated in the red, but for make other improvements on the to enhance economical develop- STAFF WRITER Following the public hearing, in Wendover, Utah into Nevada in a the first quarter of 2006 it has been Utah side. ment in Wendover. Tooele County Twenty-plus homeowners of which opposition to such a high-den- continual holding pattern. in the black,” Shelton said. “The Tooele County Commission can continue to own the airport,” Grantsville’s Eastmoor Drive say sity subdivision was loudly voiced, Nonetheless, Wendover, Utah A meeting about annexation was thinks annexation is a good idea Lawrence said. they bought their land and built Nash agreed to give residents living leaders are renewing their efforts held last Wednesday in Wendover. because it is what the citizens of Some at the meeting said houses there — some as long as 30 near his proposed subdivision some to make the transition. The mayor said about 25 Utah Wendover, Utah want,” Lawrence Tooele County has done little to years ago — with the assumption concessions. “We voted to form committees citizens attended and about 12 said. help Wendover, Utah in the past that “cluster housing” would never Nash’s subdivision will be called to work on all the various issues Nevada residents. Tooele County recently received 45 years and that becoming part surround their portion of the city. Ranch Road and be located in the surrounding the annexation,” Tooele County Commissioner a federal grant of $75,000 to help of Nevada would be a big step for- But in 1978, not too long after vicinity of 800 East Main Street. said Wendover, Utah Mayor Brett Matt Lawrence said Wendover, develop the Wendover Airfield. ward for the community. the first houses on Eastmoor were But Eastmoor Drive residents and a Shelton. He said there are about Utah does not have the money “We can’t interfere with what e-mail:[email protected] built, city leaders voted to rezone myriad of others who live close by, the land close to Eastmoor Drive. bombarded Nash’s proposed sub- It became an RM-8 zone, allowing division during an April 20 public houses to be built on 8,000-square hearing. THS stage transformed into Sherwood Forest feet of ground. Neighbors of the project said 102 Developer Adam Nash purchased houses in that area would pres- by Alleen Lang 30 acres of land near Eastmoor last ent safety issues, greatly contrib- CORRESPONDENT year. Last month, Nash presented a ute to the overcrowding of schools The classic tale of “Robin preliminary plat to the planning and Hood” — given an unexpect- zoning (P&Z) commission to build SEE SUBDIVISION ON A3 ed twist to make the skunks of Sherwood Forest the heroes of the day — was performed with energy, enthusiasm and song County, residents to reap Saturday by more than 50 Tooele County youth. Missoula Children’s Theatre prescription drug discounts musical adaptation of “Robin by Jesse Fruhwirth prescription drug insurance at all. Hood” featured all the classic STAFF WRITER “We’re getting a lot of people characters — Robin Hood, Maid Prescription drugs just got who want the cards,” Tooele County Marion, the Sheriff of Nottingham, cheaper in Tooele County. Starting Health Department Director Myron Prince John and even a merry May 1 residents are able to receive Bateman said. band was augmented with a a discount drug card regardless Tooele will soon be only the sec- humorous collection of guards, of whether they have insurance. ond county in Utah to begin offering horsemen, foresters and skunks The highly anticipated program is the cards. They are available to all for a mad-cap hour of goofiness already operating in hundreds of county residents regardless of age geared to please the young and counties nationwide. or health status. young at heart. The card could benefit individuals “Pharmacies will be able to tell But the charm of the play who already have prescription drug them — up to 20 percent — what went beyond the stage to the coverage. The card may also offer the discount will be,” said Bucky work involved in taking a group lower prices than other drug benefit Whitehouse, health department of young performers and getting programs provided by employers. spokesperson. “The program is very them stage ready in a week of The most significant benefit, say reliant on pharmacies.” intensive training. photography / Alleen Lang county health officials, will come After a week of extensive training, more than 50 Tooele youth performed in a farcical musical rendition of to residents who currently have no SEE CARDS ON A12 SEE ROBIN HOOD ON A2 “Robin Hood.” They were assisted by a team from Missoula Children’s Theatre.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 CROSSWORD A10 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight and OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 Colorful stories of former mayors Wednesday with a chance of show- highlight Arbor Day celebration ers. Lows in the mid 40s. Highs in TV LISTINGS A8 DOINGS B2 See A2 the 60s. Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A9 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY May 2, 2006 ETCETERA ... Stories of mayors highlight Arbor Day celebration Valley Weather Forecast Corrections Local Weather by Mark Watson A front page story in Wed STAFF WRITER Thursday’s edition of the Tooele 67/46 Tooele City’s annual Arbor Day 5/3 Transcript-Bulletin stated a celebration serves a dual purpose. wrong number of stuffed ani- A mix of clouds and sun with the First, trees are planted at Settler’s chance of an isolated thunder- mals placed last week in the storm in the . Pioneer Park and second, attendees Tooele County’s Children’s can learn about some of Tooele’s Justice (CJC) center’s front most colorful people who eventu- yard. There were actually 250 Thu ally ended up serving as mayors of stuffed animals in the yard, 66/43 the city. 5/4 each representing a child inter- For the past several years, viewed at the center last year. Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 60s Tooele’e Master Gardeners have pro- and lows in the low 40s. The CJC provides a safe place moted this annual celebration on for interviewing young victims the last Friday of April when they of sexual abuse. plant trees in honor of the may- Fri 61/45 ors. Plaques are placed at the foot Temps/Precipitation 5/5 of each tree with the name of the Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the mayor and his years in office. Date High Low (prec./inches) low 60s and lows in the mid 40s. “We’ve covered 50 years of may- April 27 68 43 ors,” said Ray Beck who helps orga- April 28 67 46 April 29 71 48 nize the event. April 30 71 52 .01 Sat 71/49 This year, snippets from the his- May 1 72 47 5/6 tories of the lives of former may- A few clouds. Highs in the low 70s ors John C. Shields (1898-99), John Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer and lows in the upper 40s. for the National Weather Service, reports C. de la Mare (1900-01) and Louis that his recording station at 139 S. Main Strasburg (1902-03) were presented. received .01 inches of precipitation In addition to the presentations, between April 27 and May 1 and a total Tooele City Parks and Recreation Sun 71/51 of 2.95 so far this month. The normal for Director Casey Allie announced that April is 2.49 inches. The normal for May is 5/7 Sondra West and Robert de la Mare tell the story of former Tooele City Mayor John C. de la Mare. The 1.91 inches. Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the Tooele City has qualified as a “Tree speaker said the ex mayor was a Mormon gunslinger. For the water year, which began Oct. low 70s and lows in the low 50s. City USA.” LDS Temple even though his church 1, 2005, Tooele has received 13.03 inches “During the past three years we’ve journey to Utah. Shields loved to Mormon girl. Darlene Lee said he ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content leaders said it was OK. of precipitation. The normal for the year is Service planted more than 700 trees in the dance, and would put the feet of his liked to joke: “I came to Utah to 18.49 inches of precipitation. “He brought the sugar beet indus- city. In addition to that, we will plant young daughter on his feet and whirl destroy the Mormons and ended up try to Utah,” said Robert de la Mare. Subscriber Service 400 new trees at the golf course.” around the floor. marrying one.” Pollen Count “For a while he worked as both the The three mayors talked about Shields was elected mayor at age She said he lived in several Utah If you haven’t received sheriff and coroner.” The pollen counts from the Friday at Settler’s Park all knew 55. He also served three terms as a locations before settling near Faust. your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., “He was on a manhunt and the Intermountain Allergy and Asthma each other, Beck said. Shields was county commissioner. It was during He lived on the main highway Clinic in Salt Lake City as of May 2, please call 882-0050 and our cus- a noted musician, de la Mare a that time that the first telephone man pulled a gun on him, but John near the Pony Express route. “He 2006, were as follows: tomer representative will assist gunslinger and Strasburg a sharp- was used at the Tooele County beat him to the draw and killed him. welcomed strangers and was noted Mulberry — Extreme you. Customer service hours on Cedar — High dressed statesman. Courthouse. From that time on he would not for his fair and honest dealings with Sycamore — High Tuesday and Thursday nights Shields came to Tooele when he “There were problems with go to the temple even though the everyone. He said he believed in the Cottonwood — High are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. was 10 years old. “When he was gophers, and the county paid $5,000 church did not blame him.” John Golden Rule. He never joined the Oak — High for strychnine to poison the rodents. also worked as a postmaster and Walnut — Moderate 13 there was a terrible winter and church,” Lee said. Maple — Moderate famine in Tooele,” said Loya Beck. People were paid 5 cents for every served a mission in Alabama. He In 1898 he sold his land in Faust Birch — Low NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 “There were problems with crick- gopher tail they could bring in. John worked hauling bricks to build a to his son and moved to Tooele near Gingko — Low ets and people were forced to eat would fill gopher holes with water Tooele County Courthouse. the mouth of Settlement Canyon. Grass — Low TOOELE RANSCRIPT and when the gopher came out his Strasburg was a German immi- Willow — Low T pigweed.” When Shields was 15 “At 66, he wanted to retire, but Sagebrush — Low BULLETIN his family moved to Lehi because dog would kill it.” grant who enlisted in the U.S Army was nominated for mayor in 1901,” Mold — Low they thought Tooele was a target of Shields’ band would earn $25 in 1855. As a member of the Army’s Lee said. He died at 74 after being Johnson’s Army. when they performed in Tooele, $32 10th Infantry he was sent to Fort struck by a street car in Salt Lake. Beck said Shields played the vio- in Ophir and $45 in Mercur. Bridger to keep an eye on Mormon (Articles on Arbor Day celebra- Torch run next week lin and when he was 19 he orga- He died of pneumonia at age 80. settlements in Utah. The unit tions held in Grantsville and Stockton nized a band. When he was 21 he John C. de la Mare, was a devout eventually camped near the Jordan will be printed in Thursday’s edition Tooele County law enforcement pants at the park and have a short headed back to Council Bluffs, Iowa gun-slinging Mormon. After he killed River at Camp Floyd. After his duty of the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin). agencies will soon be running their presentation at that time. to assist Mormon pioneers in there a man, he would not return to the he stayed in Utah and married a e-mail:[email protected] annual Olympic Torch run. They The torch will then be run from will be raising funds for the Special the park all the way to the Flying J Olympics. in Lake Point. Lead child performers Alex Riegel, Vanessa Startup, Aubrie Melanie Taylor, and Emily Little Tuesday, May 9 Grantsville Residents are invited to par- Hawley as Robin Hood, Sam Nixon, Liz Van Pelt, Seini Tautuaa served as assistant directors Police officers will begin the run ticipate. Interested parties can run Robin Hood Tea as Maid Marion, McKenna and Rebecca Leone. The Merry around 9 a.m. They will relay the along with the Tooele police offi- continued from page A1 throughout the week Jones as Marion’s Maid, Anthony Band’s mime, dancers and jug- torch down Main St. in Grantsville, cers from 400 North to the park. Robin Hood Missoula Cast members auditioned for Herrera as Prince John and Kolby glers provided comic relief to eventually running all the way Residents are also encouraged to Children’s Theatre residency was the show at the beginning of the Kurek as Sheriff of Nottingham an already light-hearted perfor- down SR-112 to Veteran’s Memorial make donations that will benefit sponsored by Tooele City Parks week and rehearsed for just a proved they were quick studies mance. Park in Tooele around 10:30 a.m. the Special Olympics. To make a and Recreation with support from few short days before taking to as they execute their lines flaw- Appearing as the Aristocrats The Tooele Police Department donation, contact Officer Jeremy the stage with the lively perfor- lessly. were Kelsey Fivas, Megan Tooele County School District. will host Special Olympics partici- Wright at 882-8900 or 833-1978. mance. The guards, Makenna Bergen, Fairbanks, Mitzi Larson, Trevor The Tooele residency was one Danielle Dunn, McKinley Kline, Buck, Ivan Gonzalas, and Jacob Tooele of nearly 1,100 communities in Stacey Medley, Madeleine Miller, Kenison. Public invited to CTE reception all 50 states, two Canadian terri- Mirae Parker, Rachel Staker and McKayla Moser, Jacob Hayes, CTE (Career & Technical ogy and engineering, and the tories and four provinces and 16 Tyler Tanner were dressed in Kayla Farnsworth, Elisha Kline, Education) is an opportunity for trade and technical areas. countries involved in the Missoula “We Are Your Neighborhood amusingly un-guard like uniforms Caden Farnsworth, Anjelica Family Theatre” junior high and high school stu- CTE courses are taught at Children’s Theater program, a and provided a break between Maez, and Daniel Aragon maked dents to take classes that teach each of Tooele County School 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. spokesman for the program said. acts with their antics. Horsemen up the Foresters. high demand skills needed to District’s secondary schools. “Robin Hood” is one of eight (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 Rachael Bergen, Kathryn Hawley, The little stinkers, Meghan get a job. Please come see what our stu- original musicals performed by Tickets are now available online Jacey Petersen, and Jessica Hays, Madaline Moser, Hunter CTE training approximates dents are accomplishing in their 30 Missoula Children’s Theater at www.movieswest.com Webber were adorable in their Sherwood, Boston Anderson, real workplace situation to CTE classes at the district office tour teams. costumes, and were announced Angela Hawley, Mikey Staker, prepare students for post-high (92 Lodestone Way by Detroit Sherwood of the Forest, played with a clopping sound effect that Emily Dale, Walker Hanson, April 28 - May 4 school opportunities including Diesel) CTE Display Open house by Elyse Milligan, a Missoula added to the fun of their time on Maxwell Larson, Patrick Swanson, jobs and college. on May 3-4 from 4-8 p.m. Children’s Theatre actor, held the Subjects taught through CTE The public is also invited to performance together with the stage. Emilly Webber, Abigail Webber, Ice Age 2 include: agriculture, business, attend a reception on Wednesday bulk of the lines narrating the The Merry Band was made Katie Taner, and Jessica Gobler Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:20 family and consumer science, at 6 p.m. at the school district story as children performed their up of Jordan Warburton, Sara were wonderful in their black and Sat: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:10, 9:20 health science, information office at 92 Lodestone Way, parts. Her unwavering zeal kept Webber, Madison Gustafson, white costumes. Sun: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:10 (PG) Phenix Kline, Gavin Dale, Debra Emma Robison, Holly Moat, technology, marketing, technol- Tooele (by Detroit Diesel). the rest of the cast on task. Benchwarmers Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 Young artists have chance to show at festival �� Sat: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 by Alleen Lang “There are so many good little art- working with area high schools to �� Sun: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:00 (PG-13) fill the booth with a mixture of pho- CORRESPONDENT ists,” in the community, McFarland �� Tooele County High School art said of the booth that is geared tography, pottery, oil paintings, pen- � �� * students will have a chance to shine to encourage young local artists to cil sketches, watercolors and other �� The Sentinel Dly: 4:45, 7:05, 9:25 at the Tooele Arts Festival June 23- become involved in the yearly fes- original works. 25 with a booth dedicated to the Entries in the booth will not be Sat: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:05, 9:25 tival. (PG-13) judged, but the number of works Sun: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:05 works of young artists, said Renee McFarland, along with Rowe McFarland, visual arts director. will be limited to each student to Harrison, former art teacher, are give as many teen-agers as possible RV* a chance to display their creations, Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:20 she said. Sat: 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:20 �� The Tooele Arts Festival will Sun: 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) �� provide a canopy and grids to dis- �� play the works. However students * �� involved in the display will be asked Stick It �� to take a turn manning the booth, Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:30 �� she added. �� Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10, 9:30 (PG-13) �� “It is a great opportunity for �� Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10 �� them,” McFarland said, who noted �� the price of securing a booth is �� prohibitive for most young artists. The Wild �� The rules of entry as listed on the Dly: 4:30, 7:05, 9:15 �� Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05, 9:15 �� website, tooeleartfestival.org, do not �� Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05 (G) �� apply to art displayed by high school �� students, she added. � �� Show Times are subject to change. �� Open daily 4pm • Sat & Sun- Noon �� “We are trying to get community � �� involvement,” in the arts festival, All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 �� • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �� McFarland said. “We wanted to give Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 �� Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele the younger folks a chance.” �� All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� Young artists interested in partici- �� pating in the Tooele Art Festival are �� encouraged to contact McFarland or �� Harrison. �� McFarland said all of the artist �� vendor spots are filled for the 2006 �� festival. But she noted the cost of �� gas has made it a little more difficult �� to find artists this year. Most of the �� art vendors are from regional areas, �� as many crafters do not want to �� travel long distances for art shows. �� TUESDAY May 2, 2006 A3 �� Most other delegates were less Commission precise. Many were vague or said, �� continued from page A1 “I like him,” or “I don’t know him” to explain why they voted for or similar conversation with Hogan. In against either incumbent. a later conversation with the Tooele One delegate said Lawrence Transcript-Bulletin, Rockwell “didn’t do anything.” Another downplayed the possibility that responded, “I know Matt, he doesn’t a EnergySolutions’ conspiracy have the personality for it.” Those impacted the convention. who voted for Lawrence lauded his “I don’t know that big business work for Stansbury Park and two had to play into it,” he said. others said they respected his work Rockwell lost to Bruce Clegg as an LDS seminary teacher. of Erda. Neither Rockwell nor EnergySolutions, a hazardous Lawrence received 33 percent of waste company, provides about $7.5 �� the votes, so neither will appear on million to Tooele County each year, �� the June primary ballot. according to the Tooele County �� “There are people in the commu- Matt Lawrence Dennis Rockwell Auditor’s Office. nity who are worried about [Cline] “It’s not the practice of �� being the face of Tooele County,” EnergySolutions to get involved �� Lawrence quoted Hogan as saying. in the internal matters of govern- In an interview with the Transcript, �� mental entities,” said spokesperson �� Lawrence said Hogan told him “I Mark Walker. like [Cline], but it is ‘they’ who want The company, formerly known �� it changed.” as Envirocare, pays five percent �� Cline said she would rather not of its gross revenue to the county comment on the story. each year for operating a low-level �� Hogan denies the claims that radioactive dump site in the west �� she influenced the election. She desert. did acknowledge the conversations e-mail: [email protected] with Lawrence, but said she was misunderstood. In a written statement Hogan said she “never intended to disparage Ms. Cline.” Hogan’s statement also noted she Nicole Cline Joyce Hogan Tooele Residents Beating Serious told Lawrence “it is the role of county planner” and added “I have a the county commission to act as lot of faith and trust that she will be Only one delegate said she did the voice for economic develop- successful as [economic director].” not receive communication from Back Pain Without Surgery ment in the county. My comments Copeland conducted his own sur- Hurst. Of the individuals who were about the role of the county vey of more than half the delegates. responded about the challengers’ commission, not Ms. Cline, and in Not one delegate he spoke to said communications, every one said breakthrough to so many low back disc no way intended to disparage Ms. that “party leadership” had called they had received communication herniation and sciatica sufferers right here in Cline. I’ve always enjoyed a strong them to influence their vote, or from Bruce Clegg. Two responded “Sciatica has puzzled doctors and frustrated Tooele.” professional working relationship that party leadership had influenced emphatically that both Hurst and patients for years. But now space travel and Due to his tremendous success with back with all the commissioners and Ms. their vote “even indirectly.” Clegg called them on the telephone modern technology may have finally cracked pain, herniated discs, sciatica (pain radiating Cline, and look forward to working Of the 21 randomly chosen “many” times. the back pain and sciatica code.” into the legs), Dr. Brown has made available a Lawrence was out of town for with them in the future.” delegates the Transcript inter- Those are the enthusiastic words of free report to anyone suffering with these 10 days during a critical time in The Transcript conducted a sur- viewed, nine said they voted for Tooele’s, Dr. Dev Brown, D.C. Dr. Brown painful conditions. vey of 21 delegates to see precisely Matt Lawrence, three declined to the campaign. He was picking up his daughter from an LDS mission. now uses non-surgical spinal decompression - “I just wanted back pain sufferers to know why they voted the way they did. answer, and nine said they did not an amazing space-age medical breakthrough to they have an option other than drugs and Many delegates denied emphatically As a result, he missed a “Meet the vote for him. Only five said they treat back pain, disc herniations, and sciatica surgery… an option that really works. I they were influenced by any of the voted for Rockwell, two declined to Candidates” night. in his practice. wanted to let them know there is finally REAL Republican Party leadership, Hogan answer, and 14 interviewed by this Rockwell said he had considered included. Moreover, none said their newspaper said they did not vote not running. “I was shocked at the results spinal hope… that hope is detailed in my free report.” vote for or against Lawrence or for Rockwell. Neither the Transcript nor decompression gets in such a short time. And To get your free copy of Dr. Brown’s Rockwell had anything to do with At the convention, Rockwell Copeland’s survey found even one how long those results last… without the side revolutionary new report, “How Space Age Cline. received just nine votes. Lawrence delegate who said “party leader- effects of drugs or risk of surgery. I was also Technology Is Solving Back Pain Without Republican Party chair Greg received 18. ship” influenced their vote “even shocked that so few doctors in the country Drugs Or Surgery!” just call toll-free 1-800- indirectly.” Hogan is the vice chair Copeland called Lawrence and One of the delegates, when asked were willing to invest in this amazing new 759-4804 and listen to the 24 hr recorded Rockwell’s statements “sour grapes.” if he voted for Matt Lawrence, of the county Republican party. The two surveys represent 42 delegates’ technology.” commented Dr. Brown. “But the message or visit www.BackPainAdvance.com He said the incumbents did not asked, “Who’s Matt Lawrence?” and best thing is I am able to offer this medical for all the details. Call now, supply is limited. work for the nominations as hard as could not recall if he voted for him responses to that question. the challengers. Copeland said the or not. Transcript reporters asked news reports and Lawrence’s com- This newspaper also asked each open-ended questions: Why, or why did you not vote for Lawrence or ments imply there was some sort of delegate it called if any of the four Rockwell? voter manipulation. candidates had contacted them Three delegates said they did not “I take great offense to that,” — in writing, over the phone, or vote for Rockwell due to his involve- Copeland said. “That really under- in person. More than half the del- ment in the high school graduation mines the efforts that were put out egates said they were not contacted fracas that occurred last year after by the challengers and the work by Dennis Rockwell in any fashion. the principal’s home was egged. that they did.” Just under half said they did not That was the only specific reason He described Cline as “one of the receive any communication from that was clearly repeated. best qualified in the state to be the Lawrence.

Nash’s property would be grandfa- way the city zoned the area, so that Subdivision thered in as an RM-8 zone, accord- is how we designed it.” continued from page A1 ing to Elton. Commissioner Jeff Didericksen Nash told the commission and pointed out that Nash has done and cause major congestion on those attending the public hearing “nothing wrong” in presenting a Durfee Street, which along with that he was surprised by the huge plan for 8,000-square foot lots in his Worthington Street would serve as outcry over his subdivision plans. proposed subdivision. the entrance and exit for the new “I have been involved in this com- “What is wrong,” Didericksen subdivision. It was also emphasized munity over 10 years,” Nash said. “I continued, “is that maybe prior zon- that Durfee Street is already inad- am not a newcomer. I am aware of ing commissioners were not looking equate for current traffic. some of the physical issues brought far enough ahead to say, ‘We don’t “I have lived [in Grantsville] all up.” want [RM-8 zoning] in this area.’” my life,” Merrill Nelson told the Nash purchased and developed Concerning traffic on Durfee commission. “Our favorite thing to lots in two of Grantsville’s cur- Street, Nash noted, “I am not the Sales Manager at do as a family is ride bikes on rent subdivisions, including Park only builder in town, so I cannot Salt Lake Valley GMC Durfee Street ... but that is danger- Meadows and Castlewood Cove. speak for all.” But, he hinted that ous nowadays. We try to get off “I feel we are getting painted as if other developers were willing to and Tooele Resident, Durfee Street as fast as we can.” a villain,” Nash said, adding that he help, he might contribute to devel- Mike Garrard Nelson added, “Durfee is already went by Grantsville’s master plan in opment of sidewalks along Durfee a dense street. There is already laying out his proposed Ranch Road Street. GUARANTEES heavy travel there because of other subdivision. Indeed, Nash is not the only developments. There should be Nash said he does not buy into developer in the area. The Anderson Special Prices & Special some concession from the develop- the idea that an 8,000 sqaure-foot lot Ranch subdivision, located near the Treatment for YOU, er to widen Durfee Street or put in cannot hold a significant home. proposed Ranch Road subdivision, a sidewalk for the safety of school “I have been doing homes in West will eventually contain 125 hous- his Tooele County children who walk in the area.” Layton on 8,000 square-foot lots and es. However, the smallest lot in Eastmoor resident Tom Tripp BRAND NEW 2006 Neighbors! 2500 4x4 they run in the $300,00 to $600,000 Anderson Ranch subdivision is one- said he’s lived in his house 25 years. bracket,” he said. “It is not the size half acre, or 21,000 square feet. DURAMAX DIESEL CREW CAB He added that his basement has of the lot that dictates the value of Additionally, developer Josh been flooded several times due to the home. I understand a larger lot Henwood will present his final plat Loaded with inadequate storm drainage in the could carry a larger home ... but we for the proposed Dolorosa Estancia area. designed our [Ranch Road] subdivi- EVERYTHING! subdivision to the city council this Tripp also stated that 102 sion because of the zoning there.” Wednesday. If that plan is approved, houses on 30 acres near Eastmoor Nash said he is also aware of MSRP $42,908 Dolorosa Estancia, which will would represent five percent of the storm drainage problem on contain 72 houses, will become your Grantsville’s population. “That is a Eastmoor and plans to build a reten- Grantsville’s first gated subdivision. price very dense development,” he said. tion basin that would serve not only Other residents living in the area his subdivision but Eastmoor Drive Average lot size for the proposed Dolorosa Estancia subdivision is said they were afraid that houses on as well. He said his subdivision plan #G23109A 8,000 square feet would be “starter also allows 2.5 acres of land to be 26,000-square feet. homes,” occupied by young families used as open space. Nash will meet with the with several children. Current hom- “A park could be developed in Grantsville Planning and Zoning Commission this Thursday at 7 BRAND NEW 2006 1500 eowners said such a development that area,” Nash said. “We own more 4x4 1/2 Ton would reduce the value of their than enough water rights for this p.m. at city hall, 429 E. Main St. CREW CAB houses. project.” Discussion will be made during that EVERYTHING! Grantsville’s current P&Z Nash noted that if he could buy time on how Ranch Road subdivi- Loaded with Commissioners made it very clear property owned by Lorrell Fawson sion will be designed. to the public that they were not the While Thursday’s meeting is open MSRP $39,720 and his family that lies adjacent to #G22651A ones who voted in 1978 to rezone the proposed Ranch Road subdivi- to the public, no public comment your the land near Eastmoor Drive. sion, an even bigger park could be will be taken at that time. “The time to protest that rezone established. “The public hearing was held on price would have been then,” stated Peggy Fawson Pearce, who April 20,” said Shauna Kertamus, Commissioner Gary Fawson. attended the meeting responded Grantsville’s zoning specialist. One man attending the meeting that “No — in fact hell no,” would Kertamus said that to date, she replied, “I wasn’t even born then.” be her answer to selling the proper- has received 12 letters in opposition SALT LAKE VALLEY 725 West 3300 South With a smile, Fawson said, “And ty once owned by her now deceased to placing 102 houses near Eastmoor Salt Lake City none of us were on the commission parents. Drive. P&Z commissioners will take then.” Still, Nash said he is willing to letters from residents concerning Grantsville City Attorney Ron make some concessions on his sub- the proposed subdivision up to the ® 1-800-933-5027 Elton said it would be impossible division to make it more favorable time their meeting with Nash begins for the city to rezone the area to neighbors. “We are flexible to Thursday evening. We Are Professional Grade All Prices include rebates plus tax & license. Pictures for illustration only. now. Even if the area was rezoned, some point,” he said, “but that is the e-mail: [email protected] A4 TUESDAY May 2, 2006

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Why, Matt? By now the allegations against Joyce Hogan, EnergySolutions, and the entire Republican delegation have echoed through the state (see A1). Tooele County Commissioner Matt Lawrence has voiced a sensational claim and it’s possible the bad publicity has only started. For no higher purpose, Lawrence has put another pock on the reputation of our county. The allegation is essentially that Hogan and EnergySolutions, with their corporate influence, cast a spell over the Republican delegates and coerced them to vote in a particular way. The delegates used this “magic” to defeat Lawrence and Dennis Rockwell at the county convention because these two men would not demote, fire, or hide economic development director Nicole Cline. Several questions come to mind. Why would Lawrence bring this up now? If EnergySolutions has established a dangerously overwhelming influence in Tooele, that certainly did not happen only in the last week. If the company has built too much political power, why did Lawrence vote to allow them to expand their operations last year? His hypocrisy is evident. Expansion of their facilities, no doubt, would have expanded their influence. Lawrence did not complain about the company having too much power then. It seems he has decided now, however, to smack the hand that feeds the county in a delusional rage brought on by an embarrassing disappointment at the convention. Precisely what did Lawrence think EnergySolutions did to the Republican delegates — or for them — to sway their vote? Neither of the Salt Lake newspapers bothered to examine this question, though it is central to a clear understanding of the allegation. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin decided to correct the error com- mitted by those newspapers. We called more than a third of the delegates. This is a newspaper’s due diligence. Only by calling the delegates themselves could any LETTERS TO THE EDITOR reporter verify the veracity of Lawrence’s claims. Due diligence is something the Wasatch Front media often leave behind them those found in Nevada. The Wendover, Utah housekeepers, I just don’t see how my care when they enter Tooele County. It also seems to wane whenever they report on Smear tactics disturbing schools have a better academic record and could have been any better. And yes ... hos- Editor: EnergySolutions. Note that both papers frequently claim that EnergySolutions deals far fewer student discipline and gang prob- pital food! Well if Marc Taylor were even to Commissioner Matt Lawrence’s contact with “nuclear waste.” The difference between nuclear waste and low-level radioac- lems than do the West Wendover schools. open a restaurant he would easily put the tive waste — which the company does process — is profound. with The Salt Lake Tribune resulted in an It would be a huge mistake to merge the best to the test. It is just wonderful. Thanks Whether or not Joyce Hogan said the words she has been accused of saying article Friday, April 28, 2006, blaming Joyce schools and compromise the quality of our so much to you all at Mountain West has never been central to the issue. Hogan may have been warning Lawrence and Hogan and EnergySolutions for his defeat children’s education. Medical Center for making my stay with a Rockwell about homophobia she perceived in the community. She may have, as at the Republican County Convention. Likewise, annexation would be too costly very rough surgery a very good one. Lawrence claimed, threatened him. Either way, it remains unclear what Hogan could Commissioner Lawrence doesn’t take into for Tooele County residents and of dubious have done to hurt their chances of their party’s nomination. account that all delegates were there to Jo Dixon merit to Nevada residents. We don’t need Lawrence cherry-picked one conversation, with one powerful community mem- support favorite candidates for various Tooele annexation. What is needed is economic ber and used it to spin a tragic story with him as the hero. He portrayed himself as offices, like top vote getters Marilyn Gillette development on the Utah side. someone who was simply too principled to succeed in politics. This is the story he and Steve Dana. The commissioner’s broad Anti-hunters hypocritical If Wendover, Utah had a viable economy, fed to the Salt Lake reporters. Without skepticism, they repeated it. If Lawrence’s sweeping smear campaign is tarnishing Editor: no one would even consider annexation. story reflected reality, it would be tragic indeed. every other nominee by insinuating that This letter is in response to Delores There are many other border towns across What Lawrence’s pride would not allow him to see is that this convention, aside nobody was there to support them — just Satter who was sickened when she read the from its dramatic results, was like most others. There was no conspiracy. Delegates the U.S.A. and I don’t hear any of those oust him. “Kerri’s Bear Hunt” article that was recently voted against the incumbents for incredibly mundane reasons. They said they either towns discussing inane annexation propos- What about his opponent Mr. Jerry published in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. did not know them, said they have the wrong personalities, or simply swore stronger als. Hurst? Those of us who know Mr. Hurst I would just like to point out to Delores allegiances to the competitors. Tooele County and the City of Wendover would like to point out to Commissioner Satter that everyone has different ideas Whatever the motivations, the unfortunate consequences of Lawrence’s actions should concern themselves with attracting Lawrence that Mr. Hurst is a well-qualified about what is fun and enjoyable. will be paid by the people he insulted. industry and job-providing businesses on candidate who has been involved in com- I was lucky enough to draw a bear per- Nicole Cline has had to bear much of the weight of Lawrence’s delusion. Though the Utah side of the line. This can easily be munity service his entire life. He is well mit on the San Juan unit several years ago her transgenderism may make some members of the community uncomfortable, done by offering attractive economic incen- liked, articulate and gives 110 percent to and it was a very memorable experience there is an even greater group of people who have come to accept and respect tives to new businesses rather than giving everything he does. His leadership with spending time with my dad in the outdoors. her. She has been courageous and open with our community about her transition. away valuable Tooele County assets (such She has also been successful in helping bring the Wal-Mart Distribution Center to the youth, experience on Grantsville’s city While hunting is not for everyone, I would as the airport and schools in Wendover) Grantsville, winning a $75,000 grant for the historic Wendover Airfield, and many council, his service as president of Tooele like to remind Delores Satter and others to Nevada. We need economic growth, not other accomplishments. Those who still disparage her have not spent much time County Livestock Show and Tooele County who share her opinion that we all live in a unrealistic dreams of annexation. with her while others who have had the opportunity to know Cline well have over- Recreation Board are just some of his great country where we are entitled to pur- come their prejudice. accomplishments. Mr. Hurst won the party Dr. Kent Parsons sue happiness in our own ways. We must not forget that many companies and families who move to Tooele are not nomination fair and square and on his own Wendover I generally hear a common theme from from Utah. We hold dramatically more conservative views than much of the country. merits. non-hunters and Delores Satter is no dif- Businesses that might otherwise be leery of Utah’s reputation for close-minded paro- After reading the Tooele Transcript- Bear hunt story creepy ferent. At the end of her letter she states, chial politics might take a second look if it is Cline who is urging them to do so. Bulletin’s article Tuesday, April 25, quoting Editor: “Imagine going to the mountains to camp, And Cline does not scare away conservative business leaders. Even Larry H. Mr. Lawrence’s convention speech say- I am a little puzzled at the letter that sit by the fire, cook some steaks, and listen Miller, who was accused of homophobia when he pulled Brokeback Mountain from ing, “We have to change the image of this Craig Payne had written in the outdoor sec- to the stream, animals in the distance, the his movie theater, apparently did not care that our county chooses a transgendered county,” I think it is now even more evident tion of Thursday’s (April 20) newspaper. leaves on the trees and nothing has to die.” woman to woo business to the county. that we do. If the Republican Party had I must first give him credit for his writ- I hate to spoil your picnic, but if you are Lawrence’s story also disparages Jerry Hurst and Bruce Clegg, the men who won any misgiving about the outcome of the ing abilities. The article was well written. going to “cook some steaks,” somewhere an the Republican party nominations for county commission. It implies that somehow However, I found it incredibly disturbing. animal just died because of you. Maybe you they were given an easy ride. Our survey revealed that Hurst and Clegg worked convention, Commissioner Lawrence’s face This article made the slaughtering, ridicu- should consider this fact the next time you harder at winning this election and many delegates perceived they were more on the front page of the Tribune with his lous-hunting antics of bears sound like a eat some fried chicken or buy some leather deserving of the position. wild accusations in defeat has solidified the It seems no one was safe from Lawrence’s mud fight. Doug Hogan, son of Joyce party’s decision. How can Commissioner blissful parade in the tropics. How thrilling shoes. I believe I have just as much right to Hogan, was elected as county attorney. The previous news reports, no doubt heavily Lawrence say he supports Nicole Cline that his dogs chased these poor bears into a legally harvest a bear or a deer for my ben- framed by Lawrence’s views, alluded this was somehow an act of nepotism. Doug when Commissioner Lawrence went to the complete panic to where one finally jumped efit as you have to pay someone to butcher Hogan is forthright, empathetic and certainly capable of the position. Clearly, he was media with the story of her private life and off a cliff and tumbled to the bottom of a a cow or chicken for yours. elected fairly and justly. made her the target of every hate crime nut ravine. What a soothing experience for him Dave Argyle The biggest issue is that there were several ways to better deal with this issue. in the state of Utah? and his wife. She is so lucky. Stockton Whatever was said by Hogan to Lawrence and Rockwell could have been resolved We need county leaders who are dedi- Then to top it off with an extremely long without trashing the county’s reputation in a statewide media circus. cated, have integrity, stand up for what’s chase, that of course “the hunter” could Lawrence a sore loser The timing and delivery of Lawrence’s story smacks of sour grapes. He could have right, admit when they’re wrong and com- not endure so he sends his dogs to do the Editor: chosen a better time and a better place to resolve these issues. promise when it is in the county’s best dirty work. This beautiful jaunt through the I read with much interest and amaze- interest — not someone who cries foul forest ends with a bear cornered, scared to ment the sensationalized stories The Salt and blames everyone else when they lose. death, all for the wonderful warm feeling Lake Tribune and Deseret Morning News Commissioner Lawrence needs to accept this provided these people. published in their Friday editions regarding responsibility for his own actions and The end result: a dead bear that nobody the results of the Tooele County Republican Skull Valley N-waste defeat. will eat or get any use out of and possibly convention. As a county delegate (Tooele Commissioner Lawrence, please bow an abandoned cub. This creepy portrayal of District 12), I would just like to say how out with the integrity shown by former wonderland is so pathetic and I think that erroneous these two stories are and prime plan a safe solution County Commissioners Chick Stromberg, maybe the happy couple should consider a examples of yellow journalism. Dr. Kelly Gubler, Ed St. Clair, Leland Hogan, sightseeing tour or a trip to the beach for I first want to let Tooele County he Bureau of Land Lois McArthur, Gary Griffith and Gene real enjoyment. Sincerely, get a life! Republicans know that the delegates Management has invited the GUEST OPINION White. They stood up with pride for what Michele Sprouse you sent to represent you at the conven- Tpublic to comment on the they accomplished as commissioners and Tooele tion did an awesome job. The candidates Private Fuel Storage (PFS) appli- accepted election defeat with class and we nominated are very qualified and we cation to use public land in Skull by John Parkyn dignity. PRIVATE FUEL STORAGE CEO A facility to be proud of definitely improved our representation in Valley for a rail line to its proposed Diane Hunsaker Editor: both the Tooele County Commission and temporary storage facility, or for an clean, temporary facility for stor- Grantsville I recently had surgery which was per- the County Attorney’s office. I also want intermodal transfer facility to trans- ing spent nuclear fuel for 20 years, formed at the new Tooele hospital and it known I was never contacted By Joyce fer spent fuel casks from rail car to with a possible 20-year extension. Merger ‘benefits’ dubious the care, attention and follow-up care has Hogan, EnergySolutions or any other spe- heavy haul truck for the 26-mile trip The approved license application Editor: just been outstanding. No one should have cial interest group to support any particular to the facility. I encourage all who specified that the spent fuel will Just when the good people of Wendover, any reservation about staying right here at candidate. However, I was contacted twice have information relevant to this be carried on dedicated trains Utah thought it was safe to go outside home if they should have this need. From by Bruce Clegg, once by Jerry Hurst, once issue to respond to the BLM by the on DOT-approved routes to Skull again, the threat of annexation by Nevada Dr. (John Douglas) to all the wonderful May 8 deadline. Valley. PFS’s preferred method for raised its ugly head again in a public meet- nurses, aides, excellent therapists and even SEE LETTERS ON A5 For those who are undecided or transporting the spent fuel from ing on Wednesday, April 26. unclear about the PFS plan, please the Union Pacific main line, from Essentially, it’s about money. Nevada consider the following: the north end of Skull Valley to the wants the Wendover airport, but they don’t LETTER RULES PFS has received a license from site, is by rail, on a proposed rail want to pay for it. The crux of their argu- the Nuclear Regulatory Commission ment can be summarized in one statement: SEE PFS ON A7 (NRC) to build and operate a safe, “We really don’t want your crummy little The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the town, but we’ll take it if you give us your author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community airport and schools for nothing and then of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual thank us for it.” circumstances at the editor’s discretion. Wouldn’t it be more transparent if the All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long pro-annexation people simply used guns are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- and wore masks while negotiating? A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 Forget the money and think about the Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. people for a moment. Annexation would be 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call detrimental to the children of Wendover, 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor Utah. Utah schools are much better than For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY May 2, 2006 A5 The Secret To Relieving Disc Herniations Without Drugs Or Tooele County doesn’t need toxic black eye Surgery Finally Revealed! would like to say to my Free report reveals a new FDA approved non-surgical solution Ifellow citi- for serious and chronic low back pain. For your free report zens of Tooele entitled, “How Space Age Technology Is Solving Back Pain County that Without Drugs Or Surgery!” call 1-800-759-4804 (Toll-free 24 the days are Hour recorded message)...or go to: www.BackPainAdvance.com over of needing companies that deal in toxic waste because they are one of Jaromy Jessop the only viable �� employers in GUEST COLUMNIST the county and one of the only �� taxable entities. With the arrival of the Wal-Mart Distribution Center in Grantsville, the Super Wal-Mart in Tooele, the hospital, Home Depot, Walgreens, and the Miller Race Way, the economy of the county is really starting to boom. I never supported the position of Tooele County being used as a dumping ground for the toxic waste of the eastern seaboard megalopolis. Many supporters of the waste industry say “it’s just desert out there ... who cares?” I care, it is our desert and by the way — we live here! photography / Jaromy Jessop With the great news of the new Domesticated buffaloes graze on the Skull Valley Goshute Reservation. Private Fuel Storage wants to build a proposal by Energy Solutions, temporary storage facility for spent nuclear rods on the reservation. The BLM is accepting public comment there is no reason why spent on the matter until May 8, 2006. nuclear fuel rods should ever come to our state. Great Britain hunting and sporting events? While for any amount of money. Kearns High School and earned has been recycling this material they would not become filthy rich I hope most people in the county his Eagle Scout award while for 30 years. If the British can do off or a gig like that, they would feel the same way as I do. Our exploring the Utah Desert. A it — so can we. certainly make money and preserve economic future in the county is graduate of the University of Utah their lands and heritage for future very bright. There is no reason to I think most citizens of the with a B.S. in geography, Jessop �� generations of the tribe. I know continue being the dumping ground county agree. Why should we stand lives with his family in Dugway by and let the eastern metro areas some members of the tribe do not for heavy eastern industry. Tooele and works at Jacobs-Sverdrup. and the Department of Energy turn support PFS and nuclear garbage County is not a garbage dump �� coming to their lands and I applaud for the rest of the nation. We as the backside of Deseret Peak and �� the Stansbury Mountains into a their noble stance. citizens should reject that sort of nuclear waste dump? Companies I also applaud efforts of Sen. thinking. like PFS and pontificating, pander- Orrin Hatch and others who have We have a beautiful, diverse, ing politicians will tell you it is only been working very hard in opposi- environment in our county. Not a temporary waste site and that tion of any nuclear waste coming many counties in the country can the spent rods will be moved as into our state. The public has the boast of snow-clad peaks, high � soon as a permanent site is agreed opportunity to comment on this desert, lush valleys, proximity � upon. Wake up citizens. If the DOE issue and the BLM will base their to a large city like Salt Lake and � moves this junk to Utah, in Utah it decision to support or deny the the economic prosperity that is will stay. We didn’t make it and we project in part on the feedback just around the corner for Tooele shouldn’t take it. from the citizens of the county. County. �� I understand the plight of the I believe most of our local politi- We do have a voice, and if we Goshute Indians and their desire cians are against spent nuclear fuel all use it, we do have a choice. to make an incredible fortune by rods from reactors in Pennsylvania We only have until May 8, 2006 to �� selling out their land and heritage and New Jersey being brought to voice our opinions on this matter. �� — but the cost is too high. They our county for any length of time. Please speak out to your Federal 493 W. 400 N. Tooele have already opened a massive It would be different if Utah had a Government and say “No” to nucle- �� landfill that is growing daily as a nuclear reactor and produced this ar waste in Tooele County and in 882-4800 �� blight on the floor of Skull Valley. waste. I would then take the posi- Utah. Please send your comments I cannot fault them for making tion “well, we produce that waste, on this issue to: money where their options are lim- and so we must clean up our own Pam Schuller – Bureau of Land ited, but spent nuclear rods is too back yard and we might as well Management much. I have noticed several buf- profit off of others waste as well.” Salt Lake Field Office faloes on their land. What a beauti- Fact is, Utah does not produce any 2370 South 2300 West ful sight. Why couldn’t they open a of this waste, and therefore, our Salt Lake City, Utah, 84119 game ranch/dude ranch type outfit citizens and environment should e-mail: [email protected] where they could have special not be exposed to the risk that Jaromy D. Jessop grew up in these materials would pose — not West Valley City where he attended ��

want us to believe why you closed all for themselves. But put enough Letters the gates. What an abuse of that money into these systems and as continued from page A4 authority! suggested by our judge, keep the This delusional fantasy of a del- harmful people locked up forever by Jerry Hurst’s wife and twice by egate scandal is proof the delegates and protect American children. Doug Hogan. made the right choice in not send- Keep them safe from sex offenders. County Commissioner Dennis ing either of you back to office. And pay back all you have taken Rockwell never called nor did I I also wonder if you realize the from Social Security. Stop drug receive any campaign literature state of Utah is an at-will employ- companies from the big rip-off as regarding his candidacy. Matt ment state. If the majority of they bloom and grow through the Lawrence did mail me information Tooele County feels Nicole Cline White House. twice, however he never called nor does not represent them and their Stop the big resort vacations the did he show up for the “Meet the interests, maybe it’s time for her to drug companies do for free to keep Candidates” night. Doug Alhstrom move on. We elect people to repre- drugs so freely given. made what I felt was a very desper- sent us as a whole, and to hire or Doctors have to believe in �� ate call to me to keep his job. I felt fire people based on the citizens’ what the big producers tell them all along he saw the “writing on the expectations. Hopefully we can — many prove to cause death. My �� wall” and was almost to the point elect new commissioners and a dear mother lived to be 95 and died of begging for his job. I think Mr. new county attorney who have the taking two baby aspirin. I’m going �� Ahlstrom was hoping his service courage to act on the behalf of the that route. as county attorney was a life- people instead of their own fears. I remember the Depression �� long career. Guess what? It’s not. The only other thing that comes very well and I know Franklin D. to mind with this whole sorry spec- Furthermore, it’s time for another Roosevelt saved this country. I also �� tacle is one thing — sour grapes! outstanding county resident to remember the sayings: Lincoln Darwin Cook serve, and after Mr. Hogan there freed the slaves, Hoover freed the �� will be another and another and Tooele working man. So try to destroy his another. To Mr. Ahlstrom, I say “job �� fine work and success. well done,” but realize it is a posi- Country in chaos If you like war and complete �� tion of service — not a life-long Editor: destruction and want all the money career. Haven’t we heard enough of in Washington for that purpose, �� Mr. Lawrence the reason you how Social Security is such a big maybe you should realize a Higher �� were not nominated has nothing to burden in our government? Do our Power is saying, “If this is what do with anyone else but yourself. Republican politicians think we you like, let me show you some �� You in no way put forth the effort can not see through the plot? They, destruction — floods, hurricanes, your opponent Jerry Hurst did. �� and they alone, have destroyed tornadoes, volcanoes. And how will Everyone within my district who I Social Security. They used it as talked to felt you are out of touch these have been handled to help �� a slush fund for anything and your people? with the citizens of Tooele County. everything and now, hot shots, it’s �� Wake up! Jerry Hurst is campaigning as a payback time. And if you pay back Stop drugs from coming into our �� full-time commissioner; you are every penny that was paid into country. part-time. If I as a taxpayer can get Social Security, there would be �� Lock up the people who cannot a full-time commissioner for the plenty. refrain from murder. Do not put same $60,000 I am paying you for I have attended meetings at the �� them back on the street. part-time, who do you think I’m Capitol telling us how much was �� And give the people back their going to vote for? If being full-time in Social Security, begging people never crossed your mind, then to raise up and keep it in Social Social Security money and stop the �� that’s another reason why you Security. nonsense. If the truth was known, �� should not be nominated. Tax cuts for the wealthy — well Social Security money is support- Mr. Rockwell not only did you if all the money is sucked up to a ing the wars. �� not get nominated, you were flat few, then pay your share of taxes. How strong do politicians’ out fired. You only received nine of The cry and promise to cut taxes children feel about the war? How �� 60 votes. That was a message sent is an old political trick. How about many of them are on the front line? �� loud and clear to get out and don’t if you do not know how to take Protecting America, we lose plenty. �� let the door hit you on the way out. care of all our people, maybe some This country is our country and �� Where to begin? Last year’s Tooele other country should come over we dearly love everything our fore- High School graduation probably and teach you how. fathers did to make it great. �� should be at the top of the list. Listen to news! Mental illness, Oh please, dear God, do bless Sure I understand it was within sex degenerates on the street, mur- America, the land that we love and your authority as commissioner to ders daily, courts, judges, police bring peace to all. (How much is �� shut the gates at the Deseret Peak begging for help (money). No you ego? How much is brain?) Recreation Complex. I’m not dis- are not listening. Thelda Osborn puting that. It’s the reason that you Raise taxes if the rich need it Tooele Stockton

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ably in the Korean conflict. His Dick Hayes name has been inscribed on a Stanley Lucido brick that has been placed at the Richard “Dick” Louis Hayes, Tooele Veterans Memorial Park. Stanley Lucido, 1928-2006, 74, passed away unexpectedly He retired in 1977 as a security passed away on Thursday, April on May 1, 2006, following a brief 27, 2006, in Tooele. Born on guard shift supervisor at Tooele illness. He was born Dec. 13, May 2, 1928, in Buffalo, N.Y. to Army Depot after 23 years of 1931, in Newark, Ohio, the son Stello (Stan) Lucido and Teresa service. of Dewey Eli and Daisy Burden Calendra Lucido. He was the Hayes. He married Ella Rae Hall on youngest of five children. He Dick was the youngest of June 9, 1953, in Liberty, Ind. served honorably in the Marines six children. He grew up and after meeting her just two during World War II. Stan was a attended schools in Newark, months prior. They were sealed jack of all trades; he owned and Ohio. In 1950 he joined the U.S. in the Salt Lake Temple on April operated many small businesses Air Force and served honor- 28, 1964. They were married for in every town he ever lived in. His adventures took him from Richard “Dick” Louis Hayes New York to California, to nearly 53 years. Nome, Alaska, to Florida. This Stanley Lucido Leaning Tree He was a faithful member man lived his life to the full- of The Church of Jesus Christ (Denise) Hayes, Susan (Don) est, from small town politics of Latter-day Saints, serving in Gertsch, Debbie (Tyler) Winn, Spring to rounding up wild horses in was preceded in death by his many callings, most recently as Dewey (Lisa) Hayes and Norma the Nevada desert. He married Farm Planting an ordinance worker at the Salt Jean Hayes; 24 grandchildren; parents; brother, Louis. A family Ellen Ruth Blackett in 1949, gathering was held on April 29. Lake Temple with his wife for and 23 great-grandchildren. later divorced. Now is the time to plant! the last six years. He loved to He is also survived by sisters His resting home will be as he Survived by his children; wished in the Beatty, Nev. desert • Shade, Ornamental golf, fly fish, tie flies and as the Mary Jean McCabe and JoAnn Ruth Ann, Louis (Elizabeth), grandkids always said: “Take Dean. he loved so much. We are going & Specimen Evergreen Trees and Stanley; six grandchildren; to miss you tuff guy. it to grandpa, he can fix any- He was preceded in death by and two great-grandchildren. He • Over 25 varieties thing!” He was a self-taught oil his parents; brother Billy and painter and could build anything sisters Betty and Virginia; great- • 15 gallon starting at $55 out of wood. He loved to read granddaughter, Debra Hayes. 3 mi. west of Stockton and knew just about everything Services will be held on Donald Reed Silver Ave there is to know about airplanes Thursday, May 4, at 1 p.m. owner Jon Hogan and history. He loved the United at the Middle Canyon Ward Beaumont 843-7675 States of America and was proud Building, 777 Skyline Drive, Donald Reed Beaumont, 54, 3 mi. west of Stockton to have served his country. He Tooele. Viewing will be held on of Tooele passed away Friday, flew the flag outside of his home Wednesday, May 3, from 6-8 p.m. April 28, 2006. He was born in most every day. He had a great at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main, Tooele, Utah, to William and sense of humor and passed that Tooele, and on Thursday at the Iva Beaumont. Don retired trait along to his children and church from 11:30 a.m. -12:45 from the Tooele Army Depot grandchildren. p.m. prior to the funeral service. after 26 years. He served in the He is survived by his loving Interment will be in the Tooele Vietnam War. He was employed wife and six children, Nancy City Cemetery. by Roger Blake. He loved to (Roger) Feuerbach, Richard travel, ride motorcycles and go camping. He especially loved NOTES OF APPRECIATION being around his family. He was at the loss of our beloved moth- always thinking and doing for Donald Reed Beaumont Lawrence family er, Edna May Lawrence. A special others. He was a great father, thank you to Bishop Michael Jensen brother, grandfather and friend. We wish to express our thanks of the Tooele Second Ward and to He will be dearly missed by all. Wednesday, May 3, at 1 p.m. at and appreciation for the acts of the Relief Society for the wonderful He is survived by three children, Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main in kindness and sympathy shown us luncheon. Michelle, Tera, and Jonathan; Tooele. There will be a visita- three step-children Richard, tion from 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. Donnie and Robert; five grand- prior to the service at the mor- Stewart family cial thanks to Dr. Forbes, Cottage children; brothers Lee, Dee, and tuary. Interment in the Tooele Glen, Harmony Hospice and loving Davey; and sister Ann Anderson. Cemetery. aides who took extra special care Funeral services will be held The family of Geneel Stewart of her. would like to express appreciation Thanks to the Tooele Fifth Ward Your Complete TOOELE for all the support and kindness TRANSCRIPT and Overlake Relief Society for the Local News Source. ULLETIN shown to our mother and us. A spe- lunch that was provided. Love to all. B

El Salvador his entire life. Rally “We’re supporting our community,” Villalobos said seriously. Then, reflecting on whether he and continued from page A1 Perez should be joining a political rally he said, the mobs of people, encouraging those who are “They all need the gospel.” citizens to go out and vote (Perez is planning to Braulio Collazo, 14, and his sister Ruby, 13, run for town council in West Wendover). They left school to join the rally. They are two of five said that even though they are small, together children and are in the U.S. legally, although they they can make a big difference. They opposed a say their mother hasn’t been able to “get papers.” stringent house bill on immigration. Their father has his. �� Marjorie Perez, Louis’s wife attended the Jesus, who also did not give his last name, has march. She said she believes that collaboration lived illegally in the United States for 10 years. �� between different groups in society is important The husband, and father of two, said he travels to achieving their goals. between the U.S. and Mexico often. He has strug- “Like I was telling my husband, if we want the gled to get permission to be here legally. respect we’ve got to give a lot of respect,” Perez “Yeah, it’s hard,” he said. said. Asked about a solution for immigration reform Advocates of the event encouraged immigrants he said it should be easier to get immigration and others of Hispanic heritage to make their own documents legally. decision on whether they took the day off, so as West Wendover Police Chief Ron Supp brought not to endanger their employment. out 22 officers to ensure everyone was safe Tacho Castneda, an employee at The Rainbow and prepare for possible interference by anti- Casino, was among those who went to work photography / Karen Hunt immigrant protesters. Officers represented Monday. Alondra, whose father Jesus has lived in the United Wendover Utah, Nevada Highway Patrol, Elko “I needed to work today because ... I need- States illegally for ten years, was among many County Sheriff’s Department and the Elko County children at yesterday’s rally. TOOELE COUNTY ed ‘dinero,’” Castneda said, using the Spanish Juvenile Detention Center. word for money. Resting outside the casino, from just go and eat at home,” she said. “They’re a real great group, peaceful, and beneath the lip of his medium-brimmed straw hat, Juan Ortiz, who took the day off from Peppermill we just wanted to make sure they stayed on he added “I needed to pay my bills.” Casino, watched the march from the sidelines, but the sidewalk and followed the law,” said West Nonetheless, Castneda said he is proud of his said he planned to join them at the park. Wendover Police Officer Brian Boatman, origi- six sons who attended the rally. “It’s a lot of people for the small town. You nally of Tooele. Leticia Olague, 23, attended the rally while her know that’s a lot of people,” he said as the march- Perez talked to Orozco and they organized the TEEN ��IDOL husband worked at the Super 8 Motel. ers stretched across two blocks. One’s eye could rally and obtained a permit. Orozco said the stu- �� “They need him over there. Actually he’s the not see the end of the swarm. dents were the force behind the movement. After �� only one working today,” she explained. She esti- He is glad the casinos allowed people the the march and rally, Supp congratulated both men �� mated that on a normal day there are at least 10 day off and thought most took advantage of the on a well-organized event. �� people working. opportunity. “This is a good ending to the story. Everybody �� Catalina, who did not give her last name “You know all Mexicans here got together for did fine and they learned a lesson in civility. �� because she is in the country illegally, took the the march. I think it’s good everybody got the day We are learning to be good citizens,” Orozco day off. In the morning she had her 1-year-old off. It’s just one day a year,” Ortiz said. reflected. son baptized at San Felipe Catholic Church. In Elders Perez and Villalobos, missionaries for As the event wound down, Ramiro Torres, a �� the afternoon, she marched through the streets The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints legal immigrant who took the day off from the �� of Wendover. In between she went to get some attended the rally. Rainbow Casino, was all smiles. He said he was �� lunch, but did not escape the drama of the day. Perez is from Florida and was born in Colombia. glad to “at least do something.” �� “I went to eat at the Red Garter and there were Villalobos was born in California, but said his “And now we’ll go and be ready for tomorrow �� only two waitresses, so we were like, OK, we’ll family moved back and forth between there and to work,” Torres said. �� In Loving Memory �� TUESDAY May 2, 2006 A7 ��

�� Odiously tasteless, unoriginal ‘RV’ bombs �� ’m going Therefore, I feel confident in ing place there. manicured California wife who �� to be com- saying that, even if I’d screened Their two children, 15-year “doesn’t do camping.” And then �� Ipletely the movie in a private theater, old Cassie and 12 year old Carl there is the overpaid father �� honest with situated on a bed of silk pillows (Joanne Levesque and Josh going through a pride crisis at �� you from the while male models served me Hutcherson) are horrified. The work because somebody young- �� beginning: I virgin pina coladas, I still would two surly spoiled brats do every- er is getting more attention, and screened “RV” have hated this movie with every thing they can to make their dad who tries to secretly work while under the fiber of my being. feel guilty about the unglamor- pretending that his family vaca- worst possible Because it’s odiously taste- ous trip. tion is his only priority. circumstances less, mostly unfunny and totally The overly pampered family Yes, I know that’s the point of — soaked, unoriginal (it’s a carbon copy meet the Gornicke family along Audrey Rock- the movie — the Munros need from neck to Richardson of “Vacation”). A funny movie the way (Jeff Daniels and Kristin rough-and-tumble vacation ther- knees, in Coca would have made me forget, Chenweth play the endearing STAFF WRITER apy to fix their waning family Cola. This at least temporarily, that I was and eccentric odd-couple). The relationships. But making them happened at shivering and wet. This bad one Gornickes are annoying and utterly unsympathetic is going the hands of simply reminded me of just how weird, but it turns out the Munro Reel Talk a little too far. Upon my word, I the guest of wet and shivering I was. family could learn something really would have liked to have another media This is of course being pushed about family love and together- cared about the Munros at least member, who fumbled an extra as a “family comedy.” I wouldn’t ness from the Gornickes. large drink and doused me in it. have fun watching this movie The Munros bomb through the a little bit. �� So, there I sat, sticky and cold, with any family, least of all my country with their ugly RV on If you still need a reason to through a horrible movie. own. their way to the most miserable not see this movie, consider this: �� But the question remains: Bob Munro and his wife Jamie vacation ever, bungling every Oscar winner Robin Williams did my bad screening experi- (Robin Williams and Cheryl opportunity to bond with one takes a sewage shower, which �� ence affect my perception of the Hines,) an upscale couple with another. And never once will makes that Coca Cola bath seem movie? Maybe slightly. It influ- plans to vacation in Hawaii, you sympathize or identify with not so bad, after all. enced me the same way sitting change their plans when some- them, because every one of them Grade: D �� in gum after being fired from thing comes up. Instead of a is obnoxious and self-obsessed. Currently playing. �� your job influences you — it’s luxury beach vacation, they’re There are two spoiled Los Rated PG for crude humor, already as bad as it could be. taking a road trip to Colorado, Angeles children, out of whose innuendo, and language. The extra misfortune is just con- so that Bob can sneak in a work mouths only comes sarcasm. Running time: 1 hour, 38 min- firmation that it’s not your day. meeting that happens to be tak- Their mother is a perfectly utes Funny farmer at Tracks One of the funniest people on TV will be appearing at Tracks Sports Bar & Social Club here in Tooele. Once again Wiseguys Comedy Café comes to Tooele, this Wednesday, May 3. During the early years of school, Todd Johnson was very quiet and chose to practice his comedy on cows, sheep, and other barnyard animals. Telling knock-knock jokes and one-lin- �� ers to Holsteins quickly proved �� boring (so he ate them instead). �� After graduating and realizing �� that life existed outside of Idaho and it’s animals, Todd learned Todd Johnson �� that people laughed at his jokes. �� A comedian was born. he puts a mental image in your His observations of life’s mind make you see a different experiences are funny, not in side of life. �� Pathologist Brian Staley, MD (left), Laboratory Manager Kathleen the way you would expect them The show will start at 8 p.m. �� Tabler (center) and CEO Chuck Davis of Mountain West Medical Center, to be, especially coming from a Tickets are on sale now and also proudly display an award the hospital recently received for outstanding simple-minded boy from Idaho. available at the door. You must laboratory services, and to recognize April 24-30 as National Medical His clean humor and the way be 21 to enter. Laboratory Professionals Week. The award is from Mountain West’s parent company, Community Health Systems, and was presented only to laboratories with exemplary service standards.

if we are to maintain or expand security mission for as long as PFS the clean, safe nuclear compo- the temporary PFS facility exists. nent of our electricity supply. continued from page A4 It is becoming clear to many �� When the time comes to con- policy makers that our country line down the west side of Skull struct the PFS facility, it will will need to expand its nuclear Valley. Another option is to trans- create hundreds of construction power generation if we are fer the spent fuel from rail car to jobs. There is also a huge poten- to reduce our dependence on heavy haul truck for the last 26 tial for highly skilled jobs in the foreign oil, maintain a thriving miles to the facility. The environ- steel fabrication industry if the economy, and strengthen our mental impacts of both options contracts for construction of commitment to clean air. This were thoroughly reviewed, along canisters and casks are awarded means, of course, that the U.S. with public comment, before to Utah firms. It is our intent to Department of Energy (DOE) a Final Environmental Impact spend as much of PFS’s budget must solve the spent fuel storage Statement (FEIS) was issued by within the state as possible. dilemma by getting a permanent the NRC in 2001. The FEIS found �� Arguments that the presence repository up and running. Until �� no significant environmental of a safe, clean, interim storage �� that can happen (the latest esti- impacts for either transportation facility for spent fuel will some- mate is 2020), centralized interim option. how tarnish Utah’s reputation storage, such as that offered by Though the heavy haul truck and inhibit economic growth are PFS, must be part of the solution. �� option is less expensive for PFS, nothing more than fear tactics. Centralized interim storage is we believe it is in the public In fact, analysis of economic �� more economical, and easier to interest to build the rail line since impacts of nuclear plants on sur- monitor and safeguard, While not it is on the opposite side of the rounding communities has shown �� valley from ranches, residences positive results. The presence every utility will need centralized and road traffic. The rail line of a nuclear plant and spent fuel storage, PFS wants to be ready to �� is also a substantial infrastruc- storage facility about 40 miles serve those who do. �� ture that could benefit federal, from the nation’s capitol appar- I invite those who have ques- �� state, or local governments in ently has not discouraged mil- tions about PFS to visit our web the future, as well as the Skull lions of visitors to the D.C. area site: www.privatefuelstorage. �� Valley Band of Goshute Indians each year. Nor has it affected real com, You may also email your and other land owners in Skull estate values in comm unities question through the web site Valley. The licensing process took along the Chesapeake Bay near (click on “contact us”), or call more than eight and a half years, the facility. our comment line 1-888-701-8585. during which there were many The argument that the PFS We will also be happy to pro- weeks of hearings to thoroughly facility may somehow threaten vide a speaker for civic or other examine issues related to safety the mission of Hill Air Force Base groups. and environmental impacts. is another misleading fear tactic. John D. Parkyn is the �� During those hearings, the It is more likely that the proxim- Chairman and CEO Private burden of proof was on PFS ity of Hill to the PFS facility may Fuel Storage C/o Dairyland to show that the design and help support Hill’s homeland Power Cooperative. �� construction of the facility and storage casks would withstand �� earthquakes, fires and other natu- �� ral disasters, as well as a crash of an F-16 airplane. The state �� of Utah countered with expert testimony and evidence intended �� to show why the facility would not be safe. After a very rigorous �� process, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board and the NRC �� Commissioners found that the �� facility plan complies with the federal regulations designed to �� protect public health and safety, and a license was granted. Like other major commercial projects, the PFS facility is market driven. It will not be built until there are construction funds in place and agreements with customers to ensure the viability of the project. With more and more nuclear plants running out �� of space in their storage pools �� each year, we believe there is a �� growing need for interim storage A8 TUESDAY May 2, 2006

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From The Sidelines Lady Buffs Are Yanks really set for title getting what “Boss” paid for? showdown by Nick Drake remember the days SPORTS EDITOR when there was a Tooele kept its region title dreams distinct difference alive with a pair of lopsided league victo- between a high-qual- ries April 20 and 21. I The Lady Buff pitching tandem of ity product and a cheap one. My Dad always Lauren Folta and Lindsey Palmer con- would say, “You get what tinue to shut down opposing offenses you pay for.” Back in the and help vault the three-time defending good old days I believed champs to vital region wins. that was true. Today, I‘m Folta tossed a no-hit shutout and The beginning to wonder. In Lady Buffs produced runs in all but David Gumucio one inning and Tooele cruised to a 10-0 sports, it never existed. GUEST COLUMNIST Somehow through our triumph over Ben Lomond April 20 at modernistic way of thinking, professional team Deseret Peak Complex in a make-up owners have bought into the illusion if they game. spend the most money and buy the best talent Kelsey Mendenhall and Amber they will have the best team. The illusionary Castagno belted out two hits each while equation looks something like this: seven other Lady Buff sluggers logged Championship = No.1 player x No.1 Salary safeties to help ignite the region victory. = No.1 team. While this looks great on paper, Meanwhile, Palmer scattered three hits how does it look in real life? Just look at the and struck out 12 and Tooele erupted for New York Yankees. 14 hits to lead to a decisive 13-0 win over George Steinbrenner and the New York Ogden April 21 on the Tigers home field. Yankees have been writing checks their bodies Tooele also posted a 3-1 victory over can’t cash for several seasons, only to end up Logan Wednesday and rolled to an easy photography/Troy Boman 17-0 triumph over Ben Lomond Friday “getting what the little boy shot at…nothing.” In Buff infielder T.J. Witkowski applies the tag on a Bear River base-runner April 21 at Dow James Park. Tooele captured 2004, the Boston Red Sox, with Johnny Damon in Ogden. a huge 6-1 triumph over new region rival Logan Thursday to gain sole possession of first place in the Region 11 The vital region victories coupled with and Mike Myers, beat the Yankees four straight baseball ranks with two games remaining. after losing the first three in the American Ben Lomond’s upset win over Bear River League Championship Series, sending the forges Tooele into a first place tie in the Brooklyn Bombers back to NY wondering why region ranks with Bear River, each sport- their big contracts and high salaries didn’t come Buffs rip Grizzlies to grab region lead ing one league loss on the season. with a championship guarantee clause. In 2005, The victories gives second-ranked it didn’t get any better as the Anaheim Angels Tooele a glossy 16-2 overall record on by Nick Drake “But it doesn’t mean a thing if we don’t go out and beat the Yankees 3-2 in the American League the year. play well against Ben Lomond (today) and Bear River Division Series. The Angels obviously didn’t SPORTS EDITOR Tooele returns home to host bitter (Thursday) this week,” he added. “Jace pitched a great read the Yanks’ contracts either, sending the Teams are going to learn it doesn’t take Tooele long rival Bear River Wednesday at Deseret game for us to get the W. Our defense played well. Now highfalutin pinstriped ball players back to the to get going. Peak Complex at 3:30 p.m. for sole pos- we still have to go out and take care of business this Big Apple with nothing more than large bal- In fact, the Buffs score their runs in bunches and sesion of first place and then hits the week.” ances in their checking accounts. Thursday was no exception. road to Grantsville to tackle the Cowgirls In 2006, Steinbrenner said enough is enough. Tooele erupted for six runs in the bottom of the Tooele 6 - Logan 1 in the Region 11 finale, also at 3:30 p.m. This time he vowed in his wrath that he would fourth and coasted to a decisive 6-1 victory over Logan The rematch of a one-run league affair earlier this Lady Buff Coach Barry Pitt said his gather the best team money could buy and guar- at Dow James Park. month turned out to be a lopsided affair for the Buffs team played well in the two league deci- anteed the New York faithful that the Yankees Tyler Griffin began the barrage with a triple and T.J. over the Grizzlies Thursday at Dow James Park. sions over Ben Lomond and Ogden. would bring the World Series Championship Witkowski culminated the six-run outburst with an RBI Logan did threaten to score in the top of the first “Ben Lomond has really improved,” back to Brooklyn. He then put his money where triple and the Buffs never looked back after the rally. frame. Thom Schmidt and Justin Pingree each smacked he stated. “I thought we played good his mouth was…and he has a very big mouth. Tooele produced 10 hits for the game and six of out singles to put runners at first and second with one and solid. We didn’t have any errors and How big? How does $198,662,180 grab you. How which came in the pivotal frame. out. However, Jace Harris forced a pair of ground outs never gave them a chance to think they much is $198,662,180? More than the salaries of Meanwhile, Jace Harris scattered 10 hits and walked to end the threat and keep the game scoreless. could beat us. We hit the ball well all the Kansas City, Pittsburgh, Colorado, Tampa Bay three to earn the complete game triumph over the Tooele also nearly scored in the bottom half of the way through the line-up. It was a good and Florida’s entire teams combined. In fact, Grizzlies. opening session. Blake Olsen clubbed a lead-off single, league win for us. you can pick any one of the Yankees’ top five The victory also gives Tooele sole possession of first moved to second on a Harris bunt and A.J. Nunley was “We came out good and strong against paid players and any one of them alone makes place in the Region 11 baseball ranks with a 7-1 mark hit by a pitch. Both runners moved into scoring posi- Ogden,” he added. “After the third inning, more than the entire Florida Marlin’s team. and only two league affairs remaining. tion on a wild pitch but were left stranded when a pop we relaxed and had control of the game. Alex Rodriquez, Derek Jeter, Jason Giambi, The Buffs hit the road to Ogden today to tangle with out and ground out ended the inning. It was a good game to get younger play- Mike Mussina, Randy Johnson, Johnny Damon region rival Ben Lomond (2-6) at 7 p.m. at Lindquist Reggie Nyman drilled a one-out triple but Harris ers valuable varsity experience.” and Hideki Matsui make more combined that Field and venture to Garland Thursday for another forced a pair of pop outs to nix the Logan scoring Tooele 10 - Grantsville 0 the entire Boston Red Sox team and they are pivotal region contest against third-place Bear River opportunity. The Lady Buffs erupted for four runs the second highest paid team in Major League (5-3). Harris helped his cause on the mound in the third in the opening inning and captured a Baseball at $120,100,524. There are 21 million- The Buffs now sport a 15-2 overall mark on the with a one-out single and raced to second on a wild league triumph over the Cowgirls April aires on the New York Yankees’ 27-man roster. year. pitch. But once again, the Buff senior was left stranded 19 at Deseret Peak Complex. “It’s the lure of easy money. It’s got a very strong Tooele Coach Danny Medina said his team played and the game remained a scoreless deadlock. Whitney Griffith drew a one-out walk appeal. Perhaps you’d understand it better, well in the crucial league contest against the Grizzlies. Tooele finally broke through in the bottom of the to open the first frame for the Lady standing in my shoes. It’s the ultimate entice- “It looked like it would be a close game for a while,” fourth and never looked back. Griffln drilled the pivot- Buffs and Lindsey Palmer reached on ment; it’s the [New York] blues…” fitting lyrics he stated. “We had the big inning that made the dif- al lead-off triple with one out and Zac Clausing rapped a fielder’s choice. Kelsey Mendenhall from Glenn Frey’s “Smuggler’s Blues.” New ference in the game. We had six hits in the inning, a double and two triples. It was a huge win for us to SEE RIP PAGE A11 SEE SET PAGE A10 break the tie for region. SEE YANKS PAGE A11 Buffs edge Cowboys

Sports Wrap by Nick Drake really well. They were passing the SPORTS EDITOR ball well and communicating and Tooele and Grantsville were elimi- looking like a good team. (Coach) Stansbury golf winners nated from any hope of post-season Casey (Walker) really had them play- Valerie Green, Mike Anderson, J.D. action with April 21 boys soccer ing well. I think we were doing all Donnelly and Jeff Wilson won their respective losses to Ogden and Logan, respec- we could to stay with them and low gross divisions in Saturday’s Stansbury tively. match their efforts and the first half Park Golf Association Individual Gross and So when the two local squads met showed that being 0-0. Net event at the local course. last Tuesday at Grantsville, they had “The second half we created a few Green fired a low gross 82 to top the ladies little incentive. more opportunities for ourselves low gross division by three strokes over Still, it didn’t lower the intensity and our boys kicked it into gear,” runner up Palma Cook with an 85. Dottie level as both teams competed fierce- he added. “They understood that if Gregrich took third place with a 92. ly on the Cowboys’ home turf. they didn’t, the outcome wouldn’t Connie Fraser topped the ladies low net But in the end, Tooele’s Derek be in their favor. We created some group with a 73 and Barrie Frankland was Nielson was the difference. The good opportunities and Ian Mohr right behind with a silver standing of 78. Buffs’ lone senior fired in a pair of played really well. Our whole team Betty Donnelly battled to a bronze finish goals to help vault the Buffs past played really well the second half. with a 79. Grantsville 2-0 on the Cowboys’ It was our first shut out of the year. Anderson, Donnelly and Wilson all tied home field. (Goalie) Kolton Kinsman and our for top honors in the men’s low gross divi- Both teams dropped their final defense did a good job limiting the sion with a 73 each and Jeff Morgan was match of the season Friday when shots. We didn’t let anything into right behind with a fourth place 75. Justin Tooele lost to undefeated Logan and the net.” Bateman took fifth with a 78. Grantsville fell to Bear River. Meanwhile, Grantsville Coach Don Christensen grabbed first place in the The Buffs dropped a hard fought 2- Casey Walker said his team played men’s low net at 69 while John Parrott and 0 decision to the first place and unde- extremely well for the first half but Curtis Allen tied for runner-up honors with feated Grizzlies when Shay Merrill just couldn’t sustain the stellar play a 71 each. Curtis Kirk, Ken Tomlin and Jerry and Tyler Santiago produced goals for the entire match against the Hill all tied for fourth place with a 72 each. for Logan. Meanwhile, Bear River Buffs. The next Stansbury Park Golf Association battled past the stubborn Cowboys “We played well for the first 40 event will be a mixed scramble-mens indi- 3-0 Friday as Matt Edrington, Seth minutes,” he stated. “I felt we had vidual tournament held May 13. Hansen and Nick Celaya all fired in them on their heels, but we still don’t T-ball starting balls between the pipes for the sec- have the confidence in each other to An instructional class in T-ball for ages 3-6 ond place Bears. get the victory. I feel we can compete is starting the first week of May. As for the battle between the physically, it’s just mentally we have The cost is $30-35. Practices are once a county foes, Tooele Coach Chris problems with. We can’t seem to find week for eight weeks on Monday, Wednesday Wilcox said his team started slow an 80 minute match against more or Friday. Space is limited and classes are fill- but scored when it counted in the talented teams.” ing fast; call Stacy at 843-7376 to reserve your second half. The two teams used stellar play in the first half to keep the game score- photography / Troy Boman young athlete’s spot. “The first half was a little bit Tooele freshman Nathan Pruitt finds himself air bound and slightly compromised is a rough for us,” he noted. “Grantsville match April 21 against Ogden. The Buffs lost the match but gave the talented Tigers came out really strong and played SEE EDGE PAGE A11 a fierce battle in the affair. A10 TUESDAY May 2, 2006

to a nine-run lead after three allowed only a Korryn Coates Set innings. single in the top of the third to continued from page A9 Tooele pushed home a run spoil the no-hit bid. in the bottom of the fourth to Ashton Miller and Lauryl Baird extend the margin to 10-0 when also drew walks to reach base belted a two-run single to open Kristen Evans and Gonzales for the Cowgirls attack. the scoring. Karly Bitters also drew consecutive walks and Palmer, Sloan, Gonzales, rapped a RBI single and Brittany Lowery put down a bunt to score Lowery and Castagno also pro- Gonzales cracked a RBI triple Evans and build the lead. vided one hit each for the vic- to add to the Lady Buff lead and Palmer struck out the side in tors. spot THS a quick 4-0 cushion. the second and third innings. She Tooele padded the advantage in the bottom of the second stanza. Griffith slapped a one-out � single and Palmer reached on �� a fielder’s choice. Mendenhall followed with a single and Dani Sloan ripped a two-run single to �� aid the outburst. Bitters completed the rally with a RBI single and the Lady Buffs relished a 7-0 edge. The Lady Buffs tacked on a pair of tallies in the bottom of the third to build a 9-0 advan- photography/Troy Boman Grantsville’s Riley Ford dives back to first base safely against Tooele. The Buffs won the game 8-1 and the tage. Paige Lowery and Amber Cowboys also dropped a hard fought 3-2 decision to Bear River Thursday at Lindquist Field in Ogden. Castagno cracked consecutive run scoring singles and Griffith added a single to keep the rally alive. Palmer followed with a Bears use timley hits to nip Cowboys two-run single to stake the hosts

by Nick Drake Bear River 3 - Grantsville 2 �� SPORTS EDITOR The Bears used all of their hits, five, to produce �� Timing is everything in baseball. three runs in the game Thursday at Lindquist Field in �� Bear River could only muster five hits off Ogden to upend the Cowboys in a pivotal battle. �� Grantsville southpaw Wacey Sorenson in Thursday’s Grantsville drew first blood in the top of the open- �� game against the Cowboys at Lindquist. ing inning. Bryce Sparks smacked a one-out single, �� However, the Bears made good use of four hits in stole second and raced home on a Riley Ford double �� the same inning, the fourth, to trigger a two-run out- to spot the Cowboys a quick 1-0 edge. �� burst and earn a hard fought 3-2 decision. The visitors padded the advantage in the third Nate Bunn pounded an RBI triple and Jared Rose frame as well. Bryce Parks clubbed a lead-off single, �� belted a run-scoring single and scored another tally moved to second on a Ryan Willis single and trotted �� to ignite the victors. home on a Mark White sacrifice fly to build a 2-0 �� Grantsville actually out-hit the Bears seven to five advantage. �� but just couldn’t pad the 2-0 lead in the mid or late Bear River bounced right back in the bottom of the innings. third inning to pull to within 2-1. Jared Rose clubbed �� The setback drops the Cowboys two games behind the Bears first hit of the day in the bottom of the third �� Bear River in the battle for third place in the Region with one-out, moved to third on consecutive walks to �� 11 ranks. Bear River now sports a 5-3 region record Tyler Bowcutt and Kriss Wiggins and scored on a Pat �� while Grantsville is 3-5. Perkins sacrifice fly to aid the Bears. The Cowboys now head to Ogden Tuesday where The hosts grabbed the lead by one run in the bot- �� Grantsville battles the Tigers at Lindquist at 4 p.m. tom of the fourth. Wes Larsen ripped a lead-off single MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent �� Grantsville also closes out the league slate Thursday and Nate Bunn ripped an RBI triple. Rose slapped a with a road test in Ogden against Ben Lomond at run-scoring single with two outs to spot the Bears a 108 East Vine �� 3:30 p.m. Tooele, UT 84074 �� Grantsville’s overall mark falls to 7-11 on the year. SEE TIMELY PAGE A11 882-0202��

�� Buffs netters split league affairs �� by Nick Drake team, Logan, just like it did against Logan’s Nate Ballam grabbed �� SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville last Thursday. a 6-1, 6-0 triumph over Tooele’s Tooele High didn’t receive any “We played pretty tough against Brian Buzianis at first singles, benefit from the Region 11 sched- them,” Smith said about his team while Grizzlie teammate Brandon ule makers. against the Grizzlies. “I’ve seen Nielson earned a 6-3, 6-0 decision The Buffs met the two tough- (Logan) play at their best in Saint over Buff foe Greg Auxier at sec- est league foes in consecutive George and they are very good ond singles. Jayden Thoraley pow- matches. and they know it. They are the ered his way to a 6-0, 6-2 triumph Logan captured a 5-0 victory best team we’ve played this year. over Tooele’s Dylan King in third over Tooele last Tuesday at THS. I was proud that my entire varsity singles play. The Grizzlies captured a sweep team took at least a game off each The Grizzlie duo of Taylor �� of the three singles matches as of them, which shows we didn’t Ballam and Nick Allred battled to a 6-0, 6-1 decision over Buff well as a pair of doubles contests give up. I can’t wait to see what in the region victory. combo Kevin Schmidt and Russell happens in the Grantsville-Logan However, Tooele rolled to a Johnson at first doubles, while match. They are two good teams decisive 5-0 triumph over Ben Logan tandem Corey Nielson and that will be a precursor of the Lomond Thursday at THS. and Alex Daines joined forces in region championship.” Tooele now ventures to Garland second doubles to upend Travis today in a 3:30 p.m. league affair Logan 5 - Tooele 0 Bankhead and Austin Jasper. The Grizzlies cruised to a league In junior varsity play, Gaven �� against Bear River. Buff Coach Derek Smith said triumph over the Buffs Tuesday at Neufeld earned a singles victory his team ran into another tough THS. for the Buffs. �� Cowboys track perform strong ��

by David Gumucio CONTRIBUTING WRITER The Cowboys hosted the Ogden �� Tigers March 29 to kick-off the �� first of three home track meets this year in Grantsville. Once again the Cowboy seniors took �� matters into their own hands as Brooke Bunderson took gold in the 300-meter intermediate hurdles (50.72), Silver in the 100-meter �� high hurdles (16.42) and Bronze in �� the Shot Put (23’7.75”) and the �� High Jump with a 4’8” leap. For the boys Logan Gumucio �� exploded out of the blocks for a personal best in the 110-meter high hurdles running a 15.08. He followed it with a 44.06 1st place performance in the 300-meter intermediate hurdles, a 2nd place �� leap in the high Jump of 5’8” and an unexpected appearance and win in the Javelin. Grantsville’s �� Matt Hislop signed Logan up for �� the Javelin as a joke. Logan had never thrown the Javelin before, �� but after hearing his name called �� and at Matt’s persistence, gave the spear a few mighty throws. �� One sailed 127’9” for a 3rd place finish. For the Grantsville girls team there were two other solid 1st �� place finishes. Calli Steele threw photography/Amy Trebella the Javelin 105’5” to capture the Grantsville’s Jessica Collins competes in a relay against Ogden last winner’s crown and Alexa Bakker month at GHS. The Cowboys captured the Millard Invitational tourna- ran a 16.10 in the 100-meter high ment and the Cowgirls earned a runner-up status as well. hurdles. Grantsville 2nd place finishes went to April Autry in the Shot 14’6.75”. Mari Vera threw the Collings ran well for the Cowboys Put with a throw of 26’5.75” and Javelin 91’3”. Melanie Johnson ran in the 200-meter dash in 28.54 and �� a Discus toss of 67’11.5”. Ashley the 400-meters in 1.05.69. Alexa Nicole Killpack set the pace in the Bartlett kicked in two silver per- Bakker hit the 300-meter high hur- 3200-meter run just off the leader formances in the High Jump and dles at 55.76, Rachael Andersen found Silver in the 800-meter run �� the Long Jump with 4’8” and SEE STRONG PAGE A11 with a time of 2.38 and Jessica TUESDAY May 2, 2006 A11 Cowgirls power past league foes

by Nick Drake a 2-0 edge. SPORTS EDITOR Ben Lomond did slice the advantage to 2-1 in the Grantsville struggled in its game Wednesday top of the third. McKenzie Favero drew a one-out against region rival Bear River. walk but was forced at second by Kamisha King. The However, after the Bears blanked the Cowgirls 10- Lady Scot base runner swiped second and bolted 0, Grantsville finished off the week strong with a vic- home on a Mandy Crofts single to produce the lone tory over Ben Lomond Thursday and double-header tally of the day for the visitors. sweep of Ogden Friday. The Cowgirls tacked on a run in the bottom of And if that wasn’t enough, just for good measure the third to extend the margin to 3-1. Baird drew a the Cowgirls edged past West Jordan 4-3 in a non- one-out walk while Jarrell Veazie and Janeece Veazie league affair at Grantsville. slapped out singles to give Grantsville back the two- The four-game win streak boosts Grantsville to 5-3 run lead. in Region 11 action and 10-8 overall on the season. Coates pounded a one-out single in the bottom of The Cowgirls venture to Ogden Wednesday to the fourth for the hosts and raced home on a Baird tangle with region rival Ben Lomond at 3:30 p.m. and double to build a 4-1 cushion. close out the Region 11 slate Friday with a home Annie Young rapped a lead-off double and Janeece battle with county neighbor Tooele, also at 3:30 p.m. Veazie drew a walk. Brittany Smith and Monica Grantsville Coach Bridget Clinton said her team Aagard followed with consecutive singles to plate a played well in the three-game league sweep of Ben pair of Cowgirl runners and complete the scoring. Lomond and Ogden Thursday and Friday. Bear River 10 - Grantsville 0 “Janeece Veazie pitched extremely well striking The first-place Lady Bears erupted for three runs out 13 Ben Lomond batters,” she said. “Lauryl Baird in the first two frames of the game and never trailed continued her hot hitting collecting three hits. This to register a road victory over the Cowgirls last photography/Scott Marshall was a good game to win. We knew Ben Lomond was Wednesday at Grantsville. Tooele’s Jessica Mortensen blocks a shot against Murray while Buff goalie Erin Hall is ready for back-up a tough team, and it was a much-needed victory. Shaunee Christensen began the contest with a if needed. The Lady Buffs have produced another stellar spring with another successful season in water “Freshman Korrine Coates sparked the attack double and raced home on a Tiffany Morton single to polo. The state finals are scheduled later this month and both Tooele girls and boys will be battling for state against Ogden collecting four hits and scoring three stake Bear River to the early edge. Morton raced to supremacy once again. times,” she added in the 13-3 triumph over Ogden. third on a passed ball and sprinted home on an Erica “Jarrell Veazie also hit the ball extremely well col- Park sacrifice fly to build a 2-0 lead. Jessica Nicholas Ford and stake the Cowboys to a 4-0 lead. lecting three hits while driving in a couple runs. crushed a solo home run with two outs to culminate The hosts would only manage one hit the rest of Brittany Smith also hit well driving in four runs for Timely the offense and stake Bear River to a 3-0 cushion. the game, a single by Ford in the fifth frame. us. This was a good way to start the front end of a continued from page A10 The Lady Bears followed with three runs in the Meanwhile, Ben Lomond chipped away at the double header. Our bats were on fire for (the second) second stanza. Christy Bingham began the barrage one-run edge. deficit. Corey Rallison clubbed a lead-off single but game. We collected 16 total hits. Lauryl hit the ball with a lead off single and moved into scoring posi- Grantsville failed to get a base runner on in the was picked off by Cowboy hurler Willis. Courtney well collecting a triple and her third home run of the tion on a sacrifice bunt. Christensen reached on a final three innings of the game off winning hurler Anderson drew a walk but was forced just one year. She also had some long flyouts that would have Cowgirl miscue to aid the rally and pushed home Trevor Gardner. The Bear southpaw scattered seven play later to record the second out. However, just been out of most ball parks. Korrine continued her Bingham with the game’s fourth tally. After a stolen hits, struck out six and didn’t walk a batter. moments later the hosts misplayed a fly ball into a hot hitting from the first game. She had three more base, Christensen bolted home on a Jamie Hoskins’ Sorenson scattered the five hits, struck out seven double to keep the inning alive and scored the Scots hits and drove in three runs. It is always tough to single. Park also provided a RBI single to build a 6-0 and walked three on the hill for the Cowboys. first tally of the day. Hubbard took full advantage of sweep a double header. We hit the ball hard in both lead for the Lady Bears after two innings expired. Sparks and Logan Drake produced two hits each the miscue with a two-out, two-run home run to pull games, and played decent defense. With two region Ashlee Hansen rapped a lead off single in the in the game for Grantsville while Garett Giles, Ryan the Scots to within a run. games remaining we are looking forward to the state fourth and raced to third on a Christensen double Willis and Ford logged one safety each. The Scots knotted the affair at 4-4 in the top of the playoffs.” to ignite the Bear River attack. Hoskins put down a Ben Lomond 5 - Grantsville 4 sixth when Adam Abeyta was hit by a pitch, raced to Grantsville 6 - Ben Lomond 1 bunt to score Hansen, and Christensen scored on a second on a sacrifice bunt, advanced to third on a The Cowgirls rolled to a decisive victory over the fielder’s choice to extend the lead to 8-0. The Scots rallied from a 4-0 deficit to steal a triumph in the final frame and upend the Cowboys passed ball and scored on a squeeze by Tyler Strain. Lady Scots Thursday at Grantsville. Park, Nicholas, Kelsey Hodge and Randi Anderson Ben Lomond grabbed its first and only lead of Grantsville grabbed the early edge with a two-run all belted out consecutive hits to begin the top of April 18 at GHS. Grantsville raced to a quick four-run lead when the game in the top of the seventh session. Rallison rally in the bottom of the opening session. Coates the seventh and build the double-digit Lady Bear reached on a Cowboy miscue, stole second, raced belted a lead-off triple and Ashton Miller smacked a advantage. Garett Giles, Bryce Sparks, Ryan Willis and Riley Ford all drew consecutive walks to open the game to third on a ground out and bolted home on a Jake single to put the Cowgirls ahead to stay. Lauryl Baird Ashton Miller rapped out a pair of safeties for the Smith single to give the Scots the lead, 5-4. slapped a single and Jarrell Veazie followed with a Cowgirls, while Rika Larsen and Jarrell Veazie added and trigger the outburst. Mark White blasted a two- run double and Ryan Butler hit a ground ball to score Giles reached on a one-out error by Ben Lomond hit to chase home Miller and stake the Cowgirls to one safety each. but was left stranded on the base paths.

meter high hurdles with a time Coach of the girls squad. “But I Michael Knight, Austin Gumucio to the Yankees from Boston for a Strong of 17.24, Sara Beazer had a solid was pleased with there effort and and Dustin Durfee came through Yanks cool $1,150,000 per year. In their run with a 13.07 in the 100-meter there willingness to push them- beating a talented Tiger team continued from page A10 continued from page A9 first of 19 meetings this season, dash and Alexa Bakker followed selves beyond their comfort lev- with a time of 48.35. The Cowboy Boston sent the Yankees to the suite in the 200-meter dash with els.” Ogden 71 GHS 63. 4X400 team of Dustin Durfee, York added for emphasis. with a 13:37. dugout as Millionaire losers 7-3. a 30.31, closing out Grantsville’s Once again the relay teams Shea Durfee, Taylor Hunt and How enticing? Ask the Red The Cowboys registered 3rd So what’s the moral of the story? point totals. came through for the Grantsville Craig Harrison completed the mile place finishes in the Javelin as Sox’s native son Johnny Damon. The Yankees are second in their “The girls struggled today boys squad despite their evolution relay in 3:40. Brandon Rigby was Rachael Anderson threw for After taking the Yankees to the division and aren’t even in the Top against a more experienced Odgen with runners and order changes. the only other Cowboy to register 90’5”. Ashley Bartlett completed whipping shed in 2004, Johnny 10 overall. The White Sox lead the team,” said Diana Hislop, Head The 4X100 team of Ben Graff, a 1st place finish. He did so in the Grantsville’s sweep in the 100- decided the lure of easy money majors with an 18-7 record on a Shot Put with a throw of 43’1”. was to strong. Steinbrenner $102,875,667 payroll. Cincinnati Bryce Jorgensen put a couple of offered Damon $13 million per is second with 18 wins and eight affair. Robles belted a two-out single. back-to-back Silver performanc- year for four years to defect to losses and a payroll of $59,162,015 Rip The Grizzlies could only mus- However, Solie shut down the es together in the Shot Put and the Yankees. Damon took it. Then, and the New York Mets are show- continued from page A9 ter a run in the top of the sixth on Tigers bats and gave his team a Discus with throws of 42’4.75 “ the Boss shoots off his mouth and ing the Yankees how it’s done a Landon Kohler single, ground chance to grab the lead for good and 106’10”. Matt Hislop pitched- guarantees his Yanks will be in the in their own backyard riding in out and L.J. Ricks hit. in the bottom half of the frame. in with a Javelin throw of 132’ 4” World Series this fall. third place with 17 wins and 8 an RBI single just moments later. Harris paved the way with Blake Olsen drew a walk to and Michael Copeland ran a good Monday night, Johnny returned losses with an annual payroll of Nash Lockie reached on a Grizzlie three hits in the contest and open the affair and Jace Harris 100-meter dash finishing with a home to Boston and Fenway Park $100,901,085. St. Louis (17-9) is fielding miscue and Devin Solie Griffin produced a pair of safe- used a perfectly executed hit- 12.19. A freshman, Ben Graff, fin- and stepped out onto a field of fourth, Houston (16-9) is fifth, rapped a single. Olsen drew a ties. Olsen, Nunley, Witkowski, and-run play to begin the bar- ished 2nd for the Cowboys in the sustained boos and a shower of Boston (15-11) is sixth, Colorado walk to force home a run and Clausing and Solie all provided rage in the bottom half of the 400-meter dash with a time of fake money along with some real (15-11) is seventh, Milwaukee Harris smacked a two-run single one safety each as well. first frame. A.J. Nunley cracked 1:00.6. And the Durfee brothers bills mingled in from disgruntled (15-11) is eighth, Texas (14-12) is to aid the effort. Nunley cracked Tooele 10 - Ogden 0 a two-run double to begin the contributed to the cause in the fans. What did Steinbrenner’s $13 ninth and the Chicago Cubs are in an RBI double and Witkowski The Buffs exploded early in barrage and Griffin drilled an 110-meter high hurdles and the million buy him? A 0-4 outing 10th place with 14 wins, 10 losses blasted a two-run triple to end the affair and never looked back RBI triple to aid the effort. Zac 200-meter dash. Dustin ran the from Damon, who received the and a payroll of $94,841,166. the rally. en route to an easy triumph Clausing rapped an RBI double hurdles in 16.65 and Shea ran the same combination of boos and The New York Yankees are But that was more than over the league rival Tigers last and Nash Lockie belted a run- 200-meters in 24.4. money each time he came to bat. barely over .500 with a 13 and enough for Harris on the mound. Thursday at Dow James Park. scoring single to aid the early For emphasis, Johnny also got to 11 record. In 2006 thus far, the The Buff senior mastered the Ogden managed just one hit in outburst. Solie was hit by a pitch watch helplessly as former Boston only thing George Steinbrenner’s Grizzlie sluggers throughout the the top of the first when Antonio and Olsen drew a walk to aid the teammate David Ortiz drove money has bought him is the most rally. Harris was also drilled with Edge a deep right-center field homer expensive payroll in Major League a pitch to force home Lockie continued from page A9 right over Damon’s head. To add Baseball’s history. Now there’s and stake the hosts to a cozy 6-0 insult to injury, Ortiz hit the home something to be proud of…”you cushion before the Tigers could less by intermission. run off former Red Sox teammate don’t always get what you pay step up to the plate for the sec- The Buffs’ defense of net Mike Myers, who also defected for.” See you from the sideline. ond time on the night. minder Kinsman and defenders Scott Erickson pounded a Brady Caldwell, Jason Faudree, lead-off double to begin the sec- Dylan Tomac and Eddy Herrera Pet of the Week ond stanza for Ogden but was left excelled as well as midfielders stranded, thanks to stellar pitch- Nathan Pruitt, Mitch Gallegos and ing by Buff southpaw Solie. Chase Wilson. Starting forwards Griffin drilled his second tri- Mohr, D.J. Gallegos and Nielson ple of the game with a two-out also produced strong defensive safety and Clausing drew a walk efforts to keep the game 0-0 at to aid the effort. Lockie cracked a ball Ogden couldn’t handle to the break. Reserves Zach Jensen, chase home Griffin and extend Chance Nelsen and Victor Marrufo the margin to 7-0 after two all played well for the Buffs off the innings expired. bench. Meanwhile, Solie settled down Meanwhile, the Cowboys the sit down 10 Ogden batters matched the intensity of the Buffs in a row and 12 of the final 13 in the first half of action. Goalie Tigers he faced to earn the tri- Ben Smith, sweeper Skylar Phelps, umph on the hill. stopper Illan Lemmon and out- Tooele tacked on a pair of tal- side defenders Landon Bouwhuis, lies in the bottom of the third to and Kelly Huffaker stymied the give the hosts a comfortable 9-0 Tooele attack. Art Yeomans, Marty edge. A.J. Nunley reached on a Ruechart, Ian Anderson and Curtis Tiger miscue and T.J. Witkowski Lynn all played well as did forwards blasted a RBI triple. Mark Pratt Russell Goodman and Jackson drew a walk and Griffin ripped Kelley. Reserve Seth Krieser also a two-run single to build a nine- turned in a strong performance for the Cowboys. run edge. Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be The Buffs completed the game Tooele broke into the scoring required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. on the 10-run rule with a tally column just 16 minutes into the Shelters are only required to hold animals for second half. Buff sweeper Caldwell in the bottom of the fifth. Pratt three days before they are euthanized. smashed a lead off double and cleared the ball out of the back, the ball bounced to Nielson and For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals Griffin clubbed a RBI single to available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at complete the scoring and vic- the Buff senior collected the ball, darted past a couple of defenders 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville tory. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Harris, Kyle McKendrick, and knocked the ball into the net Nunley, Witkowski, Pratt, to lift the visitors to a 1-0 cushion Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Clausing and Lockie all logged with 24 minutes remaining in the hits as well. match. photography/Troy Boman Nielson also produced an insur- Tooele’s Nash Lockie rounds third in a game against Grantsville last Solie struck out three, walked Tooele Veterinary Clinic one and gave up just the two ance goal at the 28th minute of the week. The Buffs captured the game and also upended Logan 6-1 final half when the Buff drilled a Thursday at Dow James Park to grab sole possession of first place early hits on the night to earn the 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 triumph on the hill. penalty kick into the back of the headed into the final week of league play. net. A12 TUESDAY May 2, 2006

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% Transcript Photo Earns Second in National Contest 10 off cottage gift shop items It’s not often that a photogra- to plan but must react on instinct, “Nick Drake (Transcript sports the Salt Lake County resident who % pher for a small newspaper plac- adrenaline and news judgement.” editor) and I were covering bas- had been driving the overturned 15 off scrapbook supplies es in a national contest pitting Over 3,000 phographers entered ketball games in Wendover the vehicle. Forsyth would later be him against newspapers such as the NPPA contest, creating over night before,” he said. “We were cited by UHP troopers for DUI. 220 Millpond, Ste 104 Stansbury Park the New York Daily News, the 60,000 images to be judged. First- a little late leaving Wendover the “I carefully started shooting Roanoke Times in Virginia, and place winner in the national con- next morning as we had to be in photos,” Boman said. “When I tried Next to U of U Medical Clinic 843-9945 even Time Magazine. test was Craig Warga of the New Provo that afternoon for a state to get detail shots of Forsyth’s But Tooele Transcript-Bulletin York Daily News. That newspaper wrestling championship. But the auto, he noticed and became photographer Troy Boman took has 688,000 weekday subscrib- timing could not have been bet- angry. Fortunately [Drake] was second-place in the 2006 National ers and a 2.8 million readership. ter.” there to help diffuse any physical Press Photographers Association Compare that to the Transcript’s While driving along Interstate altercation as Ryan and I engaged (NPPA) contest in the Domestic 8,000 bi-weekly subscibers and 80, Boman and Drake came upon a in a brief verbal exchange.” News Category. Rules for entering 23,700 readership. single-vehicle accident. Boman got With a smile, Boman added, that classification were that the Boman’s award-winning shot out of Drake’s car to take photos, “Ryan was in shock and didn’t �� photographer would have “no time definitely was not planned. an act that upset Ryan Forsyth, care what I did for a living.”

process. visits or medical procedures. The cards cannot be used in com- Cards Though the cards are helpful in Bateman said the cards will be bination with other insurance, but continued from page A1 discounting the price of prescrip- available in Wendover at the health Bateman said even those with pri- tions, Whitehouse said the cards department and city hall. vate insurance could benefit. Drugs Whitehouse said the cards will be that may not be covered by pri- are not a replacement for insurance. The biggest selling point is the drug cards cost neither taxpayers vate insurance may be discounted available at participating pharma- Individuals eligible for Medicare or nor beneficiaries anything. They are through the county drug card. cies in Tooele County (see related Medicaid should still get insurance an included membership benefit pro- Bateman said his department story) and all health care provid- from those programs. The cards vided by the National Association of hopes to have the cards ready by ers’ offices. There is no application only discount drugs, not doctor’s Counties. Tooele pays only $568 May 1. He expects they will be avail- annually for membership in the able throughout the county at the �� county organization and has been health department, county building �� a dues-paying member since long and at locations in Grantsville and before the drug program’s creation. Wendover. �� “Everybody’s thinking, is this for “We’re going to try to make it as �� real? Because it doesn’t seem right. easy as possible for people to get these cards,” Bateman said. �� It’s almost unbelievable,” Bateman The Tooele County commission- �� said in February when the plan was ers voted unanimously to approve �� in its early stages. “Because the the drug card plan at the Feb. 7 �� National Association is big enough, � meeting. �� they’re able to work out agreements �� The National Association of with the drug companies.” Counties formed its partnership �� The National Association has with Caremark at its conference in �� teamed with Caremark Rx, Inc., a Ogden in May of 2004. According �� $20 billion pharmaceutical services to the group’s web site, the first 17 �� corporation, to offer the cards to counties that participated in the �� its county members. The Nashville- pilot program saved over $650,000 �� based company’s stock has tripled in just eight months. That was a �� in the last five years. savings of 19 percent off the regular The county coffers may see sig- prices of the 48,000 prescriptions nificant savings as a result of the that were filled using the Caremark drug cards. Bateman pointed to jail drug card. inmates and their prescription drug Nearly 250 counties have begun needs. The drug cards are likely to offering the cards. be the only health coverage that More information can be found many jail inmates have. on tooelehealth.org or by calling the �� health department at 843-2300. Participating Pharmacies �� • Dave’s Drugs 30 W. 100 S., Tooele 435-882-3550 • Sav-On Pharmacy (Albertsons) �� 740 N. Main St., Tooele �� • Macey’s �� 972 N. Main St., Tooele �� 435-843-8722 �� • Smith’s Pharmacy 1855 W. Wendover Blvd., Wendover Nev. 775-664-3197 • University Health Care/Stansbury Health Center �� 220 Millpond Rd., Suite 100, Stansbury Park Your Complete TOOELE 435-843-3050 TRANSCRIPT • Wal-Mart Pharmacy Local News Source. BULLETIN 99 W. 1280 N., Tooele 435-882-0150 e-mail: [email protected]

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■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Best of Class Grantsville High School Sterling Scholars competed at the Northeast Region Sterling Scholar Competition held April 18 at Wasatch High School in Heber City.

Computer Technology English Visual Arts Micah Watson Carter Thompson Crystal Wellington Micah Watson is a runner-up Carter Thompson is a runner-up Crystal Wellington participat- in the Computer Technology. in the English Category. Carter is ed in the Visual Arts Category. Micah is the son of Arnie and the son of P. Rodney and Deanna Crystal is the daughter of Rex Joan Watson. He is an intern at Thompson. He is a member of the and Janine Juhlin. She has the Tooele County Information Deseret Morning News Pulse Team served as the Vice President of Technology Department where of high school writers. He received the Grantsville High School Art he is involved in setting up, a perfect score at the UHSAA Club. She organized an art show configuring, and trouble- State Drama Festival and has been in December 2005 to promote shooting computers. He has involved in many school produc- local artists. She has also orga- been involved in FBLA and tions. He has been the Student Body nized another art show to be the Information Technology Secretary and the NHS Historian. held May 10 for students and Academy. Micah plans to attend Carter is also an Eagle Scout. He faculty of Grantsville and Tooele Southern Utah University. plans to attend Brigham Young High Schools. University. Micah Watson Carter Thompson Crystal Wellington

Business & Marketing Foreign Language Science Heather Atkin Cory “Tyson” Cook Heather Atkin is the winner Shalyn Gregory Shalyn Gregory participat- Cory “Tyson” Cook partici- in the Business and Marketing pated in the Science Category. Category. Heather is the daugh- ed in the Foreign Language Category. Shalyn is the daugh- Tyson is the son of Cory and ter of Douglas and Karen Atkin. Becky Cook. He has a 4.0 GPA She has a list of impressive ter of DeVon and Brenda Gregory. She has had five and has been a member of accomplishments in FBLA com- NHS. He received an Academic petitions. She received a superior years of Spanish and has had an internship working with Allstate Award for Cross ranking in Who’s Who in FBLS in Country. Tyson plans to attend Utah in 2004. She took first place Spanish speaking children. She has also been study- Brigham Young University at the Utah State FBLA com- Idaho. petition in multimedia in 2003, ing American Sign Language. and she took eighth place at the Shalyn plans to attend Utah National FBLA competition mul- State University with an Aggie timedia in 2003. Merit Scholarship. Heather Atkin Shalyn Gregory Tyson Cook

Social Science Music Speech & Drama McKenzie Rae Lerdahl Eric Hales Logan Gumucio McKenzie Rae Lerdahl is the win- Eric Hales is a runner- Logan Gumucio is the winner in the Social Science Category. up in the Music Category. ner in the Speech and Drama McKenzie is the daughter of James Carl Eric is the son of Brook Category. Logan is the son of and Paige Lerdahl. She received her and Denise Hales. He was David and Kimberly Gumucio. associate’s of science degree from Utah selected as a violin soloist He has had eight lead roles in State University just recently. She was for “Day of Celebration” ten productions. He has the role the State Secretary for the Governing at Rice-Eccles Stadium in of Beast in the school produc- Youth Council of Utah and represent- July 2005. He has been a tion of Beauty and the Beast, ed Utah at the National Crime Watch member of the Utah Youth which will be presented in a Conference in Miami, Florida in April Symphony and received a few weeks. He has also been 2005. She has been a member of the 1+ rating at the Utah State a student theater coach. He Tooele County Tobacco Advisory Board Solo and Ensemble Festival. participated at the state level from 2003 to the present. McKenzie is He has fourteen piano and in the 110-meter hurdles and particularly excited to have her mid- violin students. He has a high jump. He has also played dle name, Rae. She always wanted a 32 ACT composite and a on the varsity football and bas- middle name and as a Christmas gift, McKenzie Lerdahl Eric Hales Logan Gumucio 3.997 GPA. He will attend ketball teams for Grantsville her parents had her birth certificate Brigham Young University High School. He plans to attend changed to give her the middle name, as a Brigham Young Scholar either Southern Utah University Rae. McKenzie plans to attend Utah with full tuition. or Utah State University. State University.

Trade & Technology Mathematics Dance Kyle Hughes Brent Mouritsen Kyle Hughes participated in the Brent Mouritsen participated in the Robyn Kreiser Trade and Technology Category. Kyle Mathematics Category. Brent is the Robyn Kreiser participat- is the son of Scott Hughes and Cathy son of Dick and Kathy Mouritsen. He ed in the Dance Category. Stromberg. Kyle has been actively received a perfect score of 36 on the Robyn is the daughter of involved in the Grantsville High mathematics portion of the ACT Test Kurt and Maria Kreiser. She School FFA Chapter serving as Vice and earned a composite score of 30. has had ten years of dance President. He attended a leadership He has maintained a 4.0 in all his and performance training conference in Washington D.C. and mathematics classes and passed the including ballet, baton, jazz, competed at the National Agriculture AP Calculus Test his junior year. He ballroom, modern, hip hop, Mechanics Judging Contest in has been a team captain for both the lyrical and drill. She has been Louisville, Kentucky. He attended varsity football and basketball teams. a three-year member of the a Utah CTE Conference where he He has been involved in many drama Grantsville High drill team, taught teachers how to run the productions and has the role of Gaston and has served as President Plasma Com equipment. He works as in the upcoming school production of and Drill Mistress. She was a loader operator for Lakeview Rock Beauty and the Beast. He has earned a named to the All-Region drill Products. Kyle plans to attend Weber Kyle Hughes Presidential Scholarship to Utah State Brent Mouritsen team. Robyn has a scholar- Robyn Krieser State University. University. ship to attend Southern Utah University.

General Family & Consumer Science Daniel Clayton Kiera Storwald Daniel Clayton participated Kiera Storwald participated in the General Category. He is in the Family and Consumer the son of Bradley and Mardee Science Category. Kiera is the Clayton. He has a 4.0 GPA daughter of Donald and Cari and a 29 composite on the Storwald. She has served as ACT. He has letter in football, the President of FCCLA and cross-country, track and aca- as Student Body Treasurer. demics. Daniel has received She has been the Layout a Presidential Scholarship to Editor for the school year- Utah State University. book. Kiera will attend Dixie State College.

Daniel Clayton Kiera Storwold B2 TUESDAY May 2, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

Tooele City planners hear public The Tooele City Planning Commission will meet in a public hearing and business Help your plants meeting Wednesday, May 10, at 7 p.m. at Get help with plant problems, insects, Tooele City Hall in the city council cham- weeds. Tooele Master Gardeners are starting bers, 90 N. Main. the diagnostic clinic on Wednesdays from The public will be heard regarding vacat- 3-6 p.m., running throughout the summer. ing and amending Utah Industrial Depot Bring problem samples to the Extension Subdivision No. 1. office at 151 N. Main. City council meets Deputy for a Day The Tooele City Council will meet in a The Tooele County Sheriff’s Office is business meeting on Wednesday, May 3, at sponsoring a Citizen’s Academy to famil- 7 p.m. in the Tooele City Hall council room, iarize participants with the operations of 90 N. Main. law enforcement. Activities may include The public will be heard regarding: firearms familiarization, handcuffing, crime • Minor subdivision final plat for Winfield scene investigation, traffic stops and felony Academy at 1492 W. 1930 S. zoned open stops, and tours of the crime lab, dispatch space center and jail. The course will start on May • Subdivision final plat for Walgreen’s, 188 18 and run every Thursday evening for eight N. Main St. zoned commercial weeks. Anyone aged 21 and older, in good County planners meet physical condition, is invited to participate. The Tooele County Planning Commission Apply in person at the sheriff’s office in the will hold a meeting on Wednesday, May 3, courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. Thirty-one students from Grantsville High School attended a job shadow at the University of Utah Hospital. The students were interested in a at 7 p.m. in the auditorium at the Tooele variety of careers in the health care field. They were accompanied by their coordinator, Kelly Morgan. The hospital staff conducted a tour of the Learn piano care County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. hospital, classrooms and dissection lab, where they were allowed to dissect cow hearts under the instruction of two medical students. Pictured There are many things you can do to help are: (l-r) Katrina Leach, Whitnee Huffman, Russell Goodman, Galana Gasser, Meagan Adair and Lindsay Delany. maintain your piano’s appearance, tone and value. Learn where to place your piano, how Sports the groundwater investigation and the site Junior Laci Sweeda earned a 3.8 GPA, and American’s Month to clean the case, keys and inside, and where schedule. Senior Kyle McKendrick earned a 3.89 GPA. Tooele seniors The full list of high GPA earning stu- your piano technician fits in. Come to the Swimmers invited The Tooele County Senior Citizen Center Heirloom Piano Company, 36 N. Main #3, dents was printed in the Tooele Transcript- can be reached at 882-2870. Attention swimmers and triathletes — are Stansbury Bulletin on Tuesday, April 25. Tooele, on May 6 at 10 a.m. Call 833-9500 to you tired of swimming alone? If you are • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. to register for this free seminar. interested in swimming with other people in TJHS elects council Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing 12-1 p.m. Tag lambs, swine for show a safe, loosely structured master’s program, Benson Grist Mill open Tooele Junior High Community Council with Tony Busico; ceramics 1 p.m. The county extension agent will tag lambs please call Jim at 882-5773 or Sam at 882- The Benson Grist Mill is open for the will hold elections for parent voting mem- • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aerobics and swine for the Tooele County Livestock 3247. 2006 season! Come for a free tour Monday bers on Thursday, May 4, at 6:30 p.m. in the 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood pressure at Show: through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. school library. There are two positions that Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m.; Canasta 1 p.m. • Erda — May 3 and 24 While you’re here, visit the Country Store need to be filled. Anyone interested in run- • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; Mexican • Tooele — May 4 and 30 Philanthropy and shop for handcrafted items from local ning or participating should plan to attend. train 2 p.m.; dinner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo noon; • Grantsville — May 5 and 31 folks, reprints of old and rare books, home We would like to encourage all parents of dancing 6-8 p.m. décor and accessories, candy, gifts and next year’s seventh and eighth graders to Animals must be tagged by June 2 to Support leukemia society Senior Circle, MWMC much more. To reserve the bowery for your get involved in the Council. If you have a Senior Circle can be reached at 843-3690. be eligible for entry into the show. Please There will be a garage sale fundraiser family reunion, wedding or other special question or concern, please call Shawna at Daily activities are as usual and will be call USU Extension at 843-2350 and make in Stansbury Park on Friday and Saturday, event please call 882-7678. 833-1921. in Thursday’s edition of the Transcript- arrangements to have your animals tagged. May 5-6, to support and raise funds for The Bulletin. Food drop set Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Many Help wanted at pool Enjoy author’s night Students at Middle Canyon Elementary • May 2-7 — Branson, Mo. trip. Senior The Utah Food Bank will sponsor a food lives and families have been affected, and The Stansbury Park Swimming Pool is will display their original text and artwork Circle office closed. drop at Deseret Peak on Friday, May 5. you can help find a cure by supporting our accepting applications for the 2006 season. on Author’s Night to be held Tuesday, May • May 5 — Breakfast Buddies at Jim’s, Registration at 8 a.m.; done by 10:30-10:45 fundraising efforts. There will be lots of Available positions are WSI instructors, life- 23, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Families are invited 9 a.m. a.m. There is no qualifying for this food. With great stuff! The sale will be held at 6007 N. guards and concessions clerks. Applications to come and go as they wish. Every student questions, call Carrie at 843-7667. Bayshore Dr. in Stansbury Park from 8 a.m. are available on line at www.stansburypark. will show a book. It will be fun and interest- We thank the local Albertson’s for their to 2 p.m. org or in the Stansbury Service Agency office at the Stansbury Clubhouse, 1 Country Club. ing to see the different types of work stu- Groups willing donation of bags to help the distribu- Help build ramp tion run smoothly. Application deadline is May 5. For questions dents choose to display. Come and support Please help Healing Horses Therapeutic call Kim at 882-6188 or Donna at 882-1316. your budding author! Seniors drive safer Riding Center for Adults and Children raise Eagles elect officers AARP Safe Driving is offering a special money for a wheelchair ramp. We have TJHS council elects The Tooele Eagles Aerie #164 will hold its Tooele Junior High will hold elections for one-day class for working seniors (age 55 many children who will not be able to ride Rush Valley election for new officers on May 4 at the hall parent voting members of the community and over) at St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church this summer with out one. Please join us at between 12-8 p.m. Please Brothers, come council on Thursday, May 4, at 6:30 p.m. in on May 13 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bring a sack Casa del Rey (533 E. Main St., Grantsville) out and vote. the school library. There are two positions lunch and the church will provide beverages. on Tuesday, May 16, from 5-9 p.m. All tips/ Pick up photos Gun club starts league that need to be filled. Anyone interested A certificate that may entitle you to a reduc- donations will go toward the purchase of a Rush Valley Easter was a great success! A new four week trap shooting league in running or participating should plan to tion in auto insurance will be issued. Call ramp. For more information or to make a Mayor Travis Sagers and the town council is beginning Wednesday, May 3, at 6 p.m. attend. We would like to encourage all par- Suzanne at 882-3160 to enroll. donation call 843-7774. thank all those who participated. The Easter You shoot two rounds (25 birds each) each bunny pictures are ready for pick up. Please ents of next year’s seventh and eighth grad- Wednesday night. Teams are computer Is housing in bubble? call Vickie Metcalf at 837-2122. ers to get involved in the council. If you have Thursday, May 11, at 6:30 p.m. at 60 S. drawn; you can make up or shoot ahead if Grantsville a question or concern, please call Shawna at you can’t make it and it’s good fun. Come Main #1 attend a housing bubble seminar. 833-1921. Are we in a housing bubble? Is it about to Churches shoot with us. For information, call John pop? Is now a good time to buy? What will Enjoy “Beauty and the Beast” Miller at 882-2429. the Utah market will do in the near future? GHS drama presents “Beauty and the Adult Ed Democrats join for breakfast There is no cost to attend. Call 882-0355 to Beast” Wednesday to Monday, May 10-15 Methodists invite all The Tooele County Democrats will have reserve your seat. Tooele United Methodist Church wel- their first monthly no-host breakfast meet- at 7 p.m. There will be concessions nightly. Take GED Old Time Fiddlers perform Friday and Saturday night preshow dinner comes you to Sunday morning services: ing on Saturday, May 6, at 8-9:30 a.m. at Jim’s • 9:45 a.m. — Adult Sunday school with The GED test will be given on May 9-10, The Tooele Old Time Fiddlers will perform will be served from 5:45-6:15 p.m. Dinner Family Restaurant, 281 N. Main in Tooele. child care starting at 8 a.m. Please contact Andrea at at the Tooele Senior Center on Saturday, tickets entitle you to reserved seating and a All are welcome to attend and share • 11 a.m. — Children’s Sunday school 833-1994 by May 5. You must pre-register for May 6, from 1-3 p.m. “sneak preview.” For reservations call 884- their views and concerns as we plan for the • 11 a.m. — Message by Pastor Tom the test. The Tooele Adult Education Center Enjoy Fridays on Vine 9257 or 884-9224. upcoming election season. Towns is located at 76 S. 1000 W. Call 833-1994 with Diabetes group meets The Tooele Downtown Alliance is orga- Council meets • 12:30-2:30 p.m. — A six-week study by questions and to register for classes. The Tooele Diabetes Support Group will nizing “Fridays on Vine” during the summer The Grantsville City Council will hold Pastor Tom “Letters from a Skeptic.” — free entertainment, food and fun every a work meeting and a regular meeting hold it’s monthly meeting May 3 at the Friday evening at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday, May 3, at 429 E. Main St., Fellowship relocates USU Tooele Health Department building at 11 Tooele Christian Fellowship is moving to (Main and Vine Streets). We are looking for Grantsville, at 7 p.m. a.m. Becky Crowthe, dietitian at Mountain the Dow James building (400 North and 400 musical and dance groups to perform as Donner Reed Museum open West Medical Center, will speak to us on West) for worship services starting Sunday, Take summer adventure weight loss. All are welcome. With questions well as food vendors. If interested, please The Donner Reed Museum, located at May 7. Services begin at 10 a.m. and are Register for a whole new adventure with call Carol at 843-9787. call Becki at 840-3336. the corner of Cooley and Clark Streets followed by recreational time for kids and a summer USU class. Call 882-6611 or visit Diabetes classes set Fix cats and dogs in Grantsville, displays artifacts from the youth from 12-1 p.m. the Tooele branch campus at 1021 W. Vine Anyone with diabetes, don’t miss out on The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter Donner Reed trail seven days a week by St. Classes offered are: LDS singles meet the self management classes held Friday Clinic will be in Tooele at Wal-Mart, 99 W. appointment only. Call 884-3767 or 884- • Introduction to Shakespeare — Learn Tooele South Stake offers dinner and mornings 9:30 to noon May 12, 19, 26 and 1280 N., on Tuesday, May 16. Microchips 3411. about Shakespearean tragedies, come- entertainment on Friday, May 5, from 6:30-8 June 2. You will need a doctor’s referral. For and vaccinations are available. Intake is at Fix dogs and cats dies and history while attending the Utah p.m. at the Tooele South Stake building. All more information call Eileen DeLeeuw at 8 a.m. until full. Prices range from $20-50 The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter Shakespearean Festival. Mondays and single adults are invited in Sunday dress. 228-0048. for dogs and cats and $90-135 for family Clinic will be in Grantsville at Westgate Wednesdays 8-10:30 p.m. plans. For more information call toll-free Mortgage, 94 W. Main, on Monday, May 15. Episcopalians invite all • Geology field excursions — Explore Alzheimer’s group meets 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or www. Appointments are available by calling 884- St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 1784 N. and investigate local areas with unique geo- The Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support & utahpets.org 1400. Aaron Dr., invites everyone to Sunday ser- logical settings. May 20-June 3. Education Group is open to anyone caring Celebrate Cinco de Mayo Microchips and vaccinations are avail- vices, which are: • Medieval European Civilization — Take for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or • Eucharist 9:30-10:30 a.m. Cinco de Mayo will be celebrated able. Intake is at 8 a.m. until full. Prices a journey back in time. Thursdays 8-10:30 related dementia (memory issues). Learn • Fellowship 10:30-11:15 a.m. Saturday, May 6, with activities all day. range from $20-50 for dogs and cats and p.m. about this disease. Get and share ideas. • Sunday School 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. • 10 a.m. Mass — St. Marguerite’s church, $90-135 for family plans. For more informa- The next meeting will be Tuesday, May 510 E. Vine. tion call toll-free 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 Seniors 9, at 2:30 p.m. at the Tooele Senior Citizen • 12-6 p.m. — Festivities at the Veteran’s 349) or www.utahpets.org Library Center, 59 E. Vine. For information call Memorial Park (Vine and Main Streets) Planners meet Frank at 882-2870 ext. 130 or Donna 882- Old Time Fiddlers perform 2870 x126. include food, music and piñatas. The Grantsville City Planning Commission The Tooele Old Time Fiddlers will perform • 7-11 p.m. Dancing — Mexican danc- will hold a business meeting on Thursday, Library seeks support at the Tooele Senior Center on Saturday, Moose host golf scramble ing for those 16 years and older $5 at St. May 4, in the Grantsville City Hall council Tooele City Library Board of Directors May 6, from 1-3 p.m. The Moose Lodge Mother’s Day scramble Marguerite’s hall. Buy tickets at city hall, chambers, 429 E. Main St., at 7 p.m. is seeking donations for the summer will offer golf, fun, family, dinner, prizes police department, Dave’s Drugs. reading program and other yearly activi- Grantsville seniors and friends on Sunday, May 14, at the 9 a.m. On May 11 the Commission will hold a The Grantsville Senior Center can be ties. Individuals or families may make tax shotgun start. All members and guests are Head Start opens building regular meeting on to hear public comment reached at 884-3446. Daily activities are as deductible donations to Tooele City Library welcome: golfing $17, cart $8.50, tri tip beef An open house celebration for the new on proposed rezoning: usual and will be in Thursday’s edition of the w/o Karen Emery, 128 W. Vine St., Tooele, dinner $7, entry fee and prizes $4.50. Tooele Head Start building will be held • Minor subdivision of one lot into four Transcript-Bulletin. UT 84047. Sign up at the social quarters before 7:30 Wednesday, May 3, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at for Angela and Eric Vaughn at 410 W. Cherry • May 3 — Center board meeting 1 p.m. p.m. May 11. Sponsor a hole in Mom’s name. 222 N. Coleman Street (600 W.). Enjoy light St. in a split zone of R-1-12 and RM-7. • May 10 — Breakfast with raffle by With questions call 882-4357 or 882-2931. refreshments and door prizes. With ques- • Kary Yates at 641 W. Main St. to go from Schools Harmony Home Health in honor of Older tions call 882-6743. a split zone of RR-1 and R-1-21 to a commercial neighborhood zone. Meetings Visit career fair DOINGS POLICY Pine Canyon The Tooele County School District Superfund meeting set Career and Technical Education Fair will be Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at The Community Advisory Group for the Wednesday-Thursday, May 3-4, from 4-8 p.m. [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. International Smelting & Refining Superfund Superfund meeting set at the district office, 92 Lodestone Way (by The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable Site will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 9, The Community Advisory Group for the Detroit Diesel). Students may clear one No- International Smelting & Refining Superfund Grade by attending with a parent. organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the at the Tooele County Health Department, advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we Site will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 9, at THS honors Sweeda, McKendrick room 181. Agenda items will include an can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words the Tooele County Health Department, room Tooele High School honors high achiev- update on the groundwater investigation or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the 181. Agenda items will include an update on ing students during the 2005-06 third term: and the site schedule. desired publication date. TUESDAY May 2, 2006 B3

WEDDINGS BABIES

Sagers/Robinson Willis/Maddox Emily Wall

Dennis and Jerri Sagers are Scott and Gayle Willis of Hannah and Evie Wall are pleased to announce the mar- Grantsville are pleased to excited to announce they have a riage of their son, Lance Sagers, announce the marriage of their new baby sister, Emily Elizabeth to Sally Robinson, daughter of daughter, Sarah Willis, to Robert Wall, born April 11, 2006, at 6:04 Alden and Brenda Robinson of Maddox, the son of Robert and p.m. She weighed 7 pounds 14 Fillmore, Utah, on May 12, 2006, Ann Maddox of St. Louis, Mo. ounces and was 20 inches long. in the State House Museum in They will be married Friday, Her parents are Tyson Len and Fillmore. May 5, 2006, in the Salt Lake Laura Mae Wall. Grandparents Friends and family are invited Temple. are Brad and Julie Wall of Tooele, Lance Sagers to attend an open house held in A reception will be held that and Jack and Benita Nielson and Sally Robinson their honor at the Rush Valley evening at the Joseph Smith and great-grandma Charlotte LDS church, 985 N. Church Memorial Building in Salt Lake Thompson of Union, Ore. Street, on May 13 from 6-8 p.m. City. The couple will make their Robert and Sarah are currently attending BYU. They plan to home in Tooele. Sarah Willis and Robert Maddox Emily Elizabeth Wall make their home in Provo.

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� Housing, employment, public notices � Office: 882-0050 Classified NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Pub- Miscellaneous Pets Sporting Goods Help Wanted Help Wanted lishing Co. does not CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES endorse, promote, or Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, published every Tuesdays and Thursdays encourage the purchase Twenty Words or Less RAIL ROAD Ties, 8ft to FREE KITTENS to a SELLING YOUR moun- CONSTRUCTION/ PRO- of any product or service MONTHLY RATE 18’ long. 840-2298 843- good home! Very cute! tain bike? Advertise it in HEAVY DUCTION- Burton Lum- advertised in this newspa- * An ad running a minimum 0621 (435)224-4000 the classifieds. Call ber has Immediate $ 50 After 20 Words of 8 consecutive issues per. Advertisements are ¢ 882-0050 EQUIPMENT openings for Day and the sole responsibility of 30 per word/issue $ ** SELL YOUR computer in FREE PUPPY to good Night crew Roof Truss (20 words or less) 6 ¢ 25 the classifieds. Call home! 5mo lab mix, OPERATOR the advertiser. Transcript Bold Type 5 per word/issue $ Lost & Found Assemblers. Experi- 2.00 per word over 20 words Training for Employment Bulletin Publishing Co. ¢ 882-0050 good with kids, good ence is preferred, but Boxed ads 50 per issue Bold/boxed ads extra hereby disclaims all liabili- natured. 840-3101 willing to train if neces- *Includes the Tooele Valley “Extra” and **No credit for stopped ads. Includes You may have just the FOUND: MALE mini Do- ty for any damages suf- Transcript Bulletin web-site 4 runs in the Tooele Valley “Extra” GOING ON Vacation? sary. Must have excel- fered as the result of any thing someone out of Leave your pets berman pinscher, black lent communication advertisement in the Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition town is looking for. with us! with marking. Very skills. Salary based on Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition Place your classified ad Tender loving care. smart. No collar. Found experience. Full bene- Transcript Bulletin Pub- in 45 of Utah's newspa- My Dog’s Heaven up Middle Canyon. Call fits are available. Apply All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will 224-3731 lishing Co. is not responsi- automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all non- pers, the cost is $155. Boarding/ Grooming. in person at Burton ble for any claims or rep- subscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. For up to 25 words. You 843-9464 or 840-0430 Bulldozers • Backhoes Lumber Truss Plant, resentations made in will be reaching a po- Personals Loaders • Dump Trucks 1170 S. 4400 W., SLC. advertisements in the tential of up to 340,000 LAB/ GERMAN short Graders • Scrapers Excavators Call (801)952-3846 or Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. households. 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Warranty 801- (801)699-4131 or 882- 882-0287 applications for seasonal employment for Fair Housing Act of FREE Pick-up 831-0678 7483 1968 which makes it • Office Supplies LEARN SPANISH! Re- the position of laborer. Must possess a valid 884- 3366 ADOPT: HAPPILY MAR- illegal to advertise sults guaranteed! Seri- driver’s license. Pay will be $6.88 per hour. • Money Orders 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville $499 MEMORY FOAM TO OUR Valued Patrons RIED couple wishes to “any preference, limi- ous inquiries only. Duties are to include maintenance and upkeep Visco elastic QUEEN and their dogs, we adopt. Offering love- tation, or discrimina- (801)403-7679 Call of Grantsville City parks, cemetery, streets and set. New in manufactur- love... My Dog’s Heav- laughter- financial se- tion based on race, AERATING, POWER 8am-11pm daily. facilities. ers wrap. Warr. 801- en! Thank you for your curity. A warm bright fu- religion, sex or nation- raking for a green 831-6782 support these past 4 ture. 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Contact Jerry 843-1255 (435)882-4763, (915)490-2165 AMAZON PARROT with The Tooele County Deseret Peak Aquatic Center is now accepting applications for the following positions: cage $600 obo 882- If you sell Insurance, pro- 3869 Lifeguards mote a hospital or an ambulance service, BOXER, FEMALE, 11 • Must be at least 16 years of age. place your classified ad months old, beautiful • $8.48 - $9.82 depending on certifi cations. in all 47 of Utah's news- fawn, with great mark- • Must be able to work minimum of 19.5 hours per week. ASSISTANT FIRE WARDEN papers. The cost is only ings, ears and tail crop- $135. for a 25 word ad ped. All shots. $500 Head Lifeguards Serves as an assistant to the State and County Wild Lands Fire Warden in Tooele ($5. For each additional obo. 884-9340 • Must be at least 18 years of age with 2 years guarding exp. County during the summer seasonal fi re period. Suppresses wild land fi res on word). You will reach up state, federal; and private lands. Assists in the development of fi re mitigation plan- to 500,000 newspaper CAVALIER KING • $11.38 meeting 5 requirements. ning; conducts hazard analysis of wild land subdivisions, residences and proposed readers. Just call Charles Spaniel, AKC, • Must be able to work minimum of 40 hours per week. developments within the un-incorporated areas of Tooele County Tooele Transcript Bulle- 8 weeks old, adorable Pool Custodian male, pick of litter, show tin at (435)882-0050 for • Must be at least 16 years of age. Minimum Qualifi cations details. (Ucan) quality, must have! $1500. 882-1452 or • $5.15 per hour • Seasonal position; no benefi ts; Salary $9.36 MILLER BOBCAT weld- (801)577-1524 • Must be able to work minimum of 15 hours per week. • Graduation from high school or GED. er, 225G, 8000 watt • Experience in Wild Land Fire Suppression and Prevention. generator CC/CV. CLAWS + Paws mobile Cashier • Must be certifi ed in Wild Land Fire Suppression at the time of hire. AC/DC. $1400. 830- grooming. I’ll come to • Must be at least 18 years of age. 6704 you. Flexible hours, rea- • 18 years of age. sonable rates. Call • $9.36 per hour • Valid Utah Driver’s License. NEW WHITEWASHED Margaret for an appoint- • Must obtain a food handler’s permit by time of hire. • Frequent travel; lifting up to 100 lbs or more occasionally. Pine dresser, 2 night- ment 840-1537, 882- Applications and additional information for open positions are available at the • 40 hours per week; must be fl exible and on-call 24 hours per day. stands, $200; twin oak 5019. captain’s bed with Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce 47 South Main Street Tooele FREE BORDER Collie or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us Complete job description is available at the headboard, drawers, heeler mix, 6 weeks old This recruitment will close on May 12th at 5:00 p.m. Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce 47 South Main Street Tooele $200; Bowflex Extreme w/latbar, leg bench, 435-830-2953 or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us $800 obo. 830-5441 Tooele County requires those 18 years of age and over to submit to a background check. Pre-employment drug This recruitment will run on a continuous basis until the needs Place Your Ad Here testing is required for all hires. Copies of all certifi cations mustbe attached to your application. of the department can be met. EEO Employer Call 882-0050 Hired individuals must be able to work fl exible schedule including nights, weekends, and holidays. TUESDAY May 2, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

Continued from previous page Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Recreational Autos Autos Vehicles Help Wanted CONSTRUCTION/ LA- LANDSCAPE AND Irri- THE UTAH ARMY Na- 1975 DODGE moto- 89 CADILLAC w/ Day- TRANSMISSION RE- Occupational HELP WANTED BORER needed for gation, skilled and un- tional Guard Is currently rhome, 77,000 miles, tons $1500, w/o Day- PAIR, rebuild. Low cost fence installation. Call skilled jobs. Work in looking for mentally and runs but needs work. tons, $1000. Call 882- to Tooele residents. Will Business owners If you or Physical Gary with Advanced Tooele and Salt Lake physically tough individ- $1800 obo. 882-6430 0662 buy vehicles 1990 and need someone fast, Therapist Fencing at 882-1213 counties. SILVERLEAF uals who are willing to 801-557-7245 up that needs transmis- place your classified ad Staff or Contract (801)619-0529 serve in the Special 93 INFINITI G20, 5spd, sion work, cash paid. in all 45 of Utah's news- Tooele County DRIVER CDL TRAINING Forces. Great training 1977 PROWLER 22ft leather, cd, runs excel- Shop (801)972-5810 papers. The person you $0 down, financing by LANDSCAPE LA- and benefits. If you are sleeps 6, heater, fridge/ lent, ac needs repair. Home (435)843-8181 are looking for could be DDI Vantage Early is HIRING: Central Refrigerated. BORERS needed, pay interested, please con- freezer combo, new $2900 obo. (435)228- from out of town. The Intervention Program Cashiers starting at $8 Drive for Central and depending on experi- tact: SFC Craig Dowen tires, no leaks. Will 8049 cost is only $155. for a seeks a part-time/full- SUVs Parts Corner starting at $8 earn up to $40K 1st ence. Valid drivers li- at (435) 833-0928 throw in equalizer hitch. 25 word ad and it time OT or PT to provide year! 1-800-727-5865 cense required. (ucan) $2500. 830-0316 95 DODGE Spirit, high reaches up to 340,000 Fast Food, experienced home & center-based extension 447 (435)843-7105 miles, runs good, $1300 03 DODGE Durango, households. All you do personel starting at $7.50 services to infants & www.centraldrivingjobs. WAGSTAFF CON- 1983 PROWLER 24ft obo. 884-6965 loaded, only 19,000 is call the Transcript toddlers with special Top dollar paid for net. (ucan) MOTHERS/ OTHERS 29 STRUCTION now hiring needs minor repairs miles. Call 882-7968 or Bulletin at 882-0050 for needs & their families. experienced waitresses, needed work from exp. framers lead and $2500 (801)450-2448 97 CUTLASS, one own- (801)725-4630 all the details. (Mention Must be licensed. Will cooks & buffet cooks. DRIVER CDL TRAINING home/ office PT/ FT labors (801)557-4047 or (435)882-5503 er, excellent condition. UCAN) train in early - Merit increases at available. We're also $500-$3000/mo 801- $2500. (435)830-6984 1994 NISSAN Pathfinder intervention. Excellent 60, 120 and 180 days. hiring experienced driv- 592-5037 WANTED Property and 1990 FALCON moto- 4x4, driven daily, $3775 AVON: TO BUY OR PONTIAC MONTANA benefits for staff, ers to run regional. 2bpaiddaily.com Casualty Insurance rhome, high top, class obo. 840-1853 or 882- SELL. Sell to anyone. - Benefits van, 2003, white, excel- Flexible schedule. ------Great benefits. Contact agent. Grantsville. B, 351 Ford power, low 6095 For information call in- Mileage reimbursed. Apply in person Omar: 1-800-347-9438 NEW LOCATION at Utah Wage plus commission. miles, deluxe model, lent condition, 27,000 miles. Fully loaded and dependent sales repre- Email [email protected] 8836 N. Hwy 40 ext 3045 and mention Industrial Depot. Posi- Call 882-1216 should finance 100%, 2003 JEEP Grand Cher- sentative Vi Knutson very clean. $14,900. or fax 801-270-8587. EOE. Lake Point Reference #169B.EOE. tions available wood $7995. 882-3351 okee Limited, silver, 884-3830 (ucan) working. Asst. Produc- WAREHOUSE Contact Shelly 882-7737 or fully loaded, good con- tion manager. Produc- LENS manufacture/dis- 1995 20FT Sportsmaster (801)580-0971 ATTENTION ACTORS, dition garage kept, 52k DRIVERS- REEFER. tions work. Forklift driv- tributor seeks responsi- travel trailer, fully con- Advertise Your Home Business: 882-0050 models, extras. Earn miles $14,999 obo 435- RECENT Average er. Bilingual helpful. Call ble, detail oriented indi- tained, excellent condi- SELL YOUR CAR or $72-$715 daily. No exp. 837-2523 or 435-830- $1,294/week. No Expe- Magda 801-972-3422 vidual for: DISTRIBU- tion, $5500. Call boat in the classifieds. Free acting workshops. 1271 rience? On the road TION CLERK. Attend- (435)8824774 anytime. Call 882-0050 (801)680-0660 Certified Occupational training available. Late NOW HIRING 2006 ance & productivity req. POSTAL JOBS! $18/hr 77 LAYTON 23ft trailer TOOELETRANSCRIPT CARPENTER ROUGH model assigned equip- Good benefit package. ULLETIN Therapy Assistant starting, Avg. Pay $1600 435-882-2450 B framing 1 plus year ex- ment, great benefits. 1- Fax 1-800-320-4329. Continued on next page $57K/year. Federal perience, pay based on 800-771-6318 www. EOE. (ucan) Benefits. No experience 78 CENTURY, has work- Tooele County experience, call primeinc.com (ucan) needed. 1-800-584- www.wtalent.com MOD- ing furnace, fridge, toi- (435)843-1383 Full-time or part-time ENVIRONMENTAL Field 1775 Ref #P9701 ELS, ACTORS, VOICE- let, shower, water heater, 19ft, $2000 obo. CNA CLASSES day, Tech wanted must have OVER, Seniors & Kids OPENING OTR DRIVER 882-3869 DDI Vantage Early Intervention Program seeks evening or weekend 24/40 Hazwopper, me- Needed NOW for Film, COTA to work as an early interventionist to chanical skills and abili- with 2 years flatbed ex- TV, Print, Catalogs & The Kirk classes, 2 week course. CAMPER, 11FT gas/ ty to work nights. Fax perience, Mostly West- Conventions. ALL Quiet, Quality apartments in a provide home and center-based services to information line 467- electric fridge, carpet, 4 resume or work history ern States, Clean Class AGES NO EXPERI- restored historic structure infants and toddlers with special needs and 6400 www.ccCNA.com stair, furnace, 35 gallon (801)255-2857 A CDL, Call 1-435-654- ENCE NEEDED 1-801- their families. Our funding organization water, 2 propane tanks, 2429. Weekends OK, 456-1500. (ucan) The Best Places at the Best Prices requires that the COTA also have a bachelor’s CONSTRUCTION EX- $600 obo. 882-6717 PEDITER/ assistant su- EXPERIENCED DEN- Dry Creek Transporta- Completely Furnished degree in family or social services, education, TAL assistant needed in tion. (ucan) DRIVERS: EXPERI- or related field. The COTA will work as an per attendant, required: FOR SALE: 2000 Chey- Weekly & Monthly Rates good working knowl- busy Tooele County ENCE Pays! up to early interventionist with a motor specialty. PAINTER HELPER enne Coleman trailer, edge of new home con- Dental Office. Please $.36cpm on actual needed, pay based excellent condition, struction, good verbal fax resumes to 843- miles! pd vacation! run upon experience, start- sleeps 6-8. $6500 obo. 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 communications skills; 8852. western states. no ex- ing wage $7.50/hr. Call 884-6037 Excellent benefits including retirement and assisted super attend- perience required miller FEED DEALER WANT- Travis (801)856-8178 401(k), medical and dental insurance, 18 paid ant w/buyer orientation, brothers co. Dave; 800- FOR SALE: 2002 Honda ED! LOOMIX® feed holidays, and generous vacation and sick leave. customer services is- 873-0939 x387 CR250 motorcycle, supplements is seeking PART TIME bartender. Partial benefits for part-time employees. We also sues, model home man- $2400 and 1968 Larson a local dealer. Motivat- Saturdays are required. Business provide continuing education opportunities. taines, organizations fishing boat, 22ft, 130hp ed individual with cattle Apply in person at 1100 and scheduling fax re- Opportunities Chrysler. Call Austin knowledge and com- E Vine, Tooele. sume 801-523-0402 (435)840-3837 Email: [email protected] or munity ties. Flexible hours and supplemental PART TIME Medical re- fax: 801-270-8587 Subscribe Today ceptionsit needed eve- SAY GOOD- Motorcycles & 882-0050 income. Contact Connie @ 1-800-883-3817/ nings and weekends. ATVs Fax resume to 882- BYE TO ckincheloe@loomix. 2003 HONDA XR70R3 3859 Attn. Angela com. (ucan) DOWNSIZING motorcycle for sale, $950; 1994 Honda T3X N ow Renting FRAMING CREWS look- PART TIME receptionist Put yourself in needed. Duties include 4-wheeler for sale, ing for Framing Crews charge! Build an $1500. Call Moana at MOVE IN SPECIALS that are reliable, quality answering phones, cus- Maintenance tomer service, filing, exciting career (435)833-0359 or Exclusively for Seniors oriented and deadline (801)706-9531 conscientious. Grants- and other general office at Primerica, Technician ville/ Tooele area. duties. Previous cus- Pet Friendly tomer service experi- where you’re 89 HONDA XR600, great Please call (435)830- shape, street legal. Call for details. Cargill, Inc., a world leader in agriculture and industry is seeking 1480 ence and knowledge of the boss. You Microsoft Word and Ex- $2500. (801)865-4629 pp to hire a Maintenance technician. Duties include troubleshooting determine your HANDYMAN, pay by the cel programs are re- 96 HARLEY FXR, excel- (435)843-0717 and repairing mechanical and electrical equipment as well as hour, boys to rake lawn quired. Schedule is 25 own hours, lent condition, new mo- minor fabrication work including installation and modification of and clean basement. hours per week, 5 hours territory, even tor, $7500. 882-4851 new and existing conveyor and packaging equipment. Applicants 882-1025 per day. $8 per hour, no benefits. Please send compensation! KAWASKI ZX-9, 2003, Grantsville Home For Sale By Owner must be eighteen years or older and provide identification for HIRE ON BONUS $500 resume to Wireless 2300 miles, like new, eligibility purposes. Applicants must be available to work rotating Stylist make $11- Beehive, Attn: Traci - Call Steve $6500. (435)840-4293 shifts and overtime as needed. A High School diploma/GED is $18/hr! Keep busy 2000 Sunset Road, (801) 502-5114 make money, and have Lake Point, UT 84074. Trailers required, additional schooling/degree a plus. Four to Five years fun, Plus vacation pay Fax 435-837-6109, or A CASH COW! 90 Vend- experience is desired. Must pass a written exam. paid holidays and insur- email to jobs@wireless- ing Machine Units/30 ance. Great Clips. Call beehive.com. TWO HORSE horse trail- Cargill offers an excellent benefit package Locations. Entire busi- 830-0183 er for sale, $1500 obo. � 401-k POSTAL JOBS $15.67 ness - $10,970. Local HIRING CONCRETE 849-3949 � Health and Dental insurance to $21.98/ hr, now hir- Utah Company. Hurry! workers, form setters Paid Vacation and Holidays ing. For application and Call 1-801-593-0084. � and flatwork finishers. Boats free goverment job info, (ucan) � Incentive plan Call Geoff at call American Assoc. of � Competitive wages (435)630-6131 or Lee ALL CASH CANDY 3 bedroom, 1 large bathroom, new paint, Labor 1-913-599-8042, 1989 16FT Mirrorcraft, at (435)636-5523 Route. Do you earn new carpet and re-ﬁ nished kitchen/ � Opportunities for Growth 24 hrs. emp. serv. 35hp, w/trailer, $3000 $800 in a day? Your obo. 801-230-3746 bathroom countertops. 1300+ square LABORER TO Work Wage will be $19.05 per hour after 90 day probationary period. RANCH FOREMAN/ own local candy route. feet, large yard, garden area, 2-vehicle 11am-4pm Monday RANCH HAND [Heber Includes 30 machines Autos Successful applicants will be required to pass a company paid through Thursday, $8/ City] Candidate must be and candy. All for carport, sprinkler system, ﬁ replace, fully medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, reference hour, must be 18yrs old. knowledgeable in horti- $9,995. 1-888-745- fenced backyard, close to Elementary $0 Down! Cars From Call 882-3368 or culture and landscap- 3353. (ucan) checks, credit check and criminal background check. Cargill $29/mo! Police Im- School, $120,000, contact Scott or Janet (435)503-0922 ing, fish care and habi- LOOKING FOR Candi- pounds for Sale! 36 Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. tat, horse care, wet- (435) 884-3612, (435) 830-1865 LABORERS NEEDED dates w/management Months @ 8.5% apr. lands and farming. for local company. We experience or training in For listings Call 800- Compensation includes Interested applicants should apply at: offer excellent benefits marketing. Open the 366-9813 x 8329 housing and salary. and pay. Please apply door to financial free- Utah Department of Workforce Services Please send resume to in person at Bolinder dom. I’ll help. Call John $500! Hondas from GREAT INVESTMENT 305 North Main vern@springcommuni Company 1830 West 843-9640 $500! Police Impounds Tooele, Utah Hwy 112. cations.com. For Sale, For listings PRIVATE CLUB w/pool- Or online at Jobs.utah.gov SIDING INSTALLERS & Call 800-366-9813 x Subscribe Today hall, restaraunt and real Laborers needed, im- A519 882-0050 estate for sale, Tooele. mediate openings. In- Reduced price. Estab- 1991 FORD Explorer stallers: 2yrs experi- lished 11yrs. Owner in XLT, runs great, nice in- ence preferred. La- poor health. 882-9085 terior, good tires, $1200 borers: no experience afternoons. obo. Call (435)849- necessary. Must have 1385 own transportation and REAL ESTATE Inves- hand tools. Please con- ting! Make Money! Not 1992 CHEVY Cavalier, tact Liz at 801-647- Excuses! We have ev- great on gas and runs! 2845 erything you need to Daily driver! Several CUTE and AFFORDABLE become successful! new parts have been SUPPORTED LIVING We Offer: Fire your boss! Take replaced! Asking $800. working with develop- back your life! Toll Free Call Dwayne at 830- • Competitive Salary Qualified applicants must submit mentally disabled adults message 866-283-6738 2155 • Excellent Work Environment a resume with salary history to: in their home, part time, $ • Close Convenient Locations Tooele Federal Credit Union must have reliable Small Business owners: 1997 NISSAN Pathfind- transportation and good 99,900 • 401(k) HR Department Place your classified ad er, runs great, oil driving record. Also part in 45 newspapers change every 3000 3 BEDROOMS, 1100 sq.ft. • Health Insurance PO Box 720 time at the Day Training throughout Utah for only miles, $7500. Call Pat • Life & Disability Insurance Tooele, Utah 84074 Program. Contact Dave $155. for 25 words, and 850-0316 or 882-0531 GREAT STARTER HOME!!! at 801-268-4386 or on- $5. per word over 25. • Paid Vacations Fax: 435-833-9993 line at achievecs.com Call: Daniele 435-830-4990 You will reach up to Utah Valley State • Paid Holidays E-mail: [email protected] 340,000 households TECHNICAL WRITER- Diamond D Realty and it is a one call, one College Auto Expo Requires a four year order, one bill program. bachelor's degree in & Swap Meet Call the Transcript Bul- science and two year letin at 882-0050 for fur- May 20, 2006 Call Center Agent Mortgage Loan Officer experience in preparing ther info. (ucan) 7:00 AM-5:00 PM Responsible for professionally Provides service to members and technical/ scientific doc- at Thanksgiving Point, I Have Buyers handling inbound telephone calls and prospective members seeking umentation or eight TURN KEY restaurant 3003 N. Thanksgiving Way years equivalent experi- earn $582k annually in- Lehi, Utah (I-15, Exit #284) inquiries. Provides a variety of residential mortgage loans. Creates ence. Email resumes to cludes real estate Car Show Contact: financial transactions for members. and maintains excellent relationships weldon.hunsaker@dcd. equipment and busi- I Need Listings Kim 801-863-8563 Examines, evaluates, authorizes or with member, being available to army.mil or fax to ness possible sales fi- (435)833-0171 Tooele Rambler $145,500 recommends approval of member promptly and accurately answer nancing only $3990 Swap Meet Contact: Ryan Anderton Pruden- Gale Hansen THE STANSBURY Park 2 bed, 2 bath with applications for new accounts, lines questions, while providing the highest tial Utah Real Estate 801-361-1857 Swimming Pool is ac- room to grow in draproperties.com 801- of credit, and consumer loans. Duties level of member service. Examines, cepting applications for basement, central air, 990-1435 require a broad knowledge of all evaluates and authorizes or the 2006 season. Avail- landscaped with products and services of the credit recommends approval of mortgage able positions are WSI FFOROR SSALE!ALE! vegetable garden. instructors, lifeguards Wanted FOR SALE! union . High School graduate, GED, applications. High School graduate, and concessions clerks. Stansbury Beauty $235,000 or equivalent. Requires a minimum general education degree (GED), or Applications are availa- $REWARD$ Wanted: 3 bdrm, 3 bath, of one-year experience in a financial equivalent. Prior experience in the ble on line at Last year’s 2005 Tooele www.stansburypark.org 2 familyrooms, institution. Should posses excellent mortgage lending industry. Familiarity High School Yearbook. formal dining, deck, or in the Stansbury Phone (406)245-8680 member service skills, basic with mortgage rules, regulations, and Service Agency office at Sell Your Car Here for full landscaping, (406)698-0330 Joel the list goes on. computer skills, and be able to procedures. Must possess strong the Stansbury Club- Gruver or Jeremy $ 80* communication and time management house, 1 Country Club, Burnes problem solve/trouble shoot. Must be Stansbury Park, Utah. 6 ea. Lana McKean able to communicate effectively over skills and have the ability to handle Application deadline is WANTED: I Pay Cash for multiple applications. Must be able to May 5, 2006. For ques- any junk cars. Call Scott Call 882-0050 435-833-0233 the telephone and have problem 801-518-8670 tions call Kim at 882- (435)830-6189 *Based on 13 issue contract. solving/trouble shooting skills to be work with and to interact effectively with 6188 or Donna at 882- resourceful in assisting members. professionals in the mortgage industry. 1316. 7 South Main St TOOELETRANSCRIPT Place Your Ad: #305 Executive Plaza Place Your Ad: 882-0050 BULLETIN 882-0050 Tooele, Utah B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 2, 2006

Continued from previous page Apartments for Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes Water Shares Buildings Public Notices Public Notices Rent Rent Meetings Meetings Trucks 2 AND 3bdrm apart- ROOM FOR rent, spa- GRANTSVILLE 3bdrm, 1 SHARE of Cettlement If you build, remodel or ing date. PUBLIC NOTICE ments behind Super cious home & yard, 2bth twin home. New Canyon irrigation water, remove buildings you May 16, 2006 NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- Wal-Mart. On select $350/mo, includes utilit- carpet and paint. FFOROR SSALE!ALE! for sale or lease, call can place your classi- June 20, 2006 EN THAT the Tooele 1980 FORD half-ton 4 ies, washer, dryer, stor- Bruce 435-830-6583 fied ad in 45 of Utah's July 18, 2006 City Planning Commis- wheel drive, $800 obo. units $99 moves you Large family room. in. Some apartments age. Available June 1st. Master suite. Indoor newspapers for only August 15, 2006 sion will meet in a public 882-3406 840-3355 WANTED: Water right or includes all utilities. LDS Standards. Call laundry. Fully fenced, $155. for 25 words ($5. September 19, 2006 hearing and Business 833-9716 irrigation shares in for each additional October 17, 2006 meeting scheduled for 1996 CHEV Silverado, Swimming pool, hot big yard. Attached ga- Tooele county call Da- word). You will reach up November 21, 2006 Wednesday, May 10, loaded, black, chrome tub, exercise room, rage, RV parking. 22 SLEEPING ROOMS vid at 435-830-3337 to 340,000 households December 5, 2006 2006 in the hour of 7:00 package, excellent con- playground, full club- North Booth (corner of Sell Your Home Here for available, $70 per and all you do is call the (Published in the Tran- PM. The meeting will be dition, Pioneer stereo house. 843-4400 Main) $795/mo. 1- week, $10 key deposit, WANTED: WATER rights Transcript Bulletin at script Bulletin May 2 & 4, held at Tooele City Hall system. Must see. 800-545-3110 $ 80* first and last week- total or irrigation shares in 882-0050 for all the de- 2006) in the City Council $8000 obo. 882-2431 or 2BDRM GRANTSVILLE ea. Tooele Valley. Call Apt, cute, clean, re- $150 to move in. 46 N MULTI- LEVEL 3bdrm, 6 tails. (Mention UCAN Chambers, located at 90 830-2095 Ross at 801-642-0119 sponsible landlord Broadway. 882-7605 2bth home on Tooele’s Call 882-0050 Classified Network) PUBLIC MEETING NO- N Main Street, Tooele, TICE AND AGENDA Utah. 2002 FORD Ranger 4.0L seeking responsible UNITS AVAILABLE east side call Karen WATER RIGHTS Need- *Based on 13 issue contract. STEEL BUILDINGS. Pine Canyon Planning Public Hearing to vacate V6 5spd, excellent con- tented no smoking, ref- 3bdrm, 2bth town- (435)496-0238 ed for Development. FACTORY Deals. Save Commission Meeting and amend Utah Indus- dition, many extras, erences required, homes, 2 car garage, Will look at any number NEW 3bdrm 2 full bath 2 $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x The Pine Canyon Plan- trial Depot Subdivision $15,200 obo. Contact $425/mo plus security ac, enclosed yard, 3BDRM 2BTH Home For or kind of water rights car garage, private pa- 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 ning Commission will No. 1. Vacate and Scott at (435)830-6804 435-830-6994 hookups, starting at Sale! Only $10,590! for Tooele Valley 801- tio, tile floors, nice mas- x 12‚ = $3.60/square hold a PUBLIC MEET- amend portions of lots $399. April rent Free! Bank Foreclosures 497-6802 FOR SALE: 1977 Ford 2BDRM OR 3bdrm, 1bth ter, central air. Water, foot. 1-800-658-2885. ING Thursday, May 4, 101 and 102 and dedi- 882-4004 Available Now, For List- F150 4x4, new transfer duplex Tooele, w/d sewer, trash, mowing, ings Call 800-366-9783 www.rigidbuilding.com 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in the cate for the common use Office Space (ucan) case, clutch & press pic hookups, central ac, Homes for Rent snow removal paid. No x 5153 Auditorium on the first of lots 100 through 104 460 Lincoln engine, 5 covered parking, pets pets, no smoking. Financial floor, Tooele Court- and the surrounding 1/2” lift, short bed, re- welcome. Aaron $975/mo. rent/ rent to 4BDRM HUD Home! On- DESK SPACE/ office for house, 47 South Main properties owned by De- cently replaced ex- (801)450-8432. own. Available now. ly $62,900, Financing rent. $250/mo includes Services Street, Tooele, Utah. pot Associates, LLC and haust. Many extras. $$WHY RENT when 884-3401 Referrals available! For all other properties des- rent/ utils/ phone ac- $$CASH NOW$$ AS PUBLIC MEETING: Show winner. Needs 2BDRM, AC, private, qui- you can buy? O down Listings Call 800-366- ignated by Depot Associ- cess/ hs, internet/ fax. seen on T.V. Prosperity 1. Roll Call TLC. $4000 obo. See at et area, carport, fenced programs, not perfect SPACIOUS 4BDRM, 9783 x B851 ates, LLC the right to all Call April 882-0355 or Partners pays you the 2. Approval of meeting 72 Park Ave. Call 882- yard, w/d hookups, credit. Single parent 2bth manufactured roads and easements for 496-0606. most for your future minutes from April 6, 5747 ask for Stan. $600/mo, $400/dep. programs. Call for de- house, good condition. 4BDRM, 2BTH, 50% fin- use as intended on this payments from settle- 2006 882-1867 tails. Berna or Chris Master bed and bath. ished basement, twin EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- plat. E avenue (private ments, lawsuits, annui- 3. REZ #1015-06 Pine 435-840-5029 Group Shed and carport in- home, $112,500, 239 fice space for lease, road) may be closed by Vehicle Parts ties, and lotteries. 1- Canyon Area – A-20 to APT FOR RENT, 2 1 Real Estate cluded. Lease option. West Daniel Drive. Call $125-$400/mo, all utilit- RR-5 owners upon the opening 800-509-0685 www.pros bdrm, 1 bath, govern- $65K 3-5% buys it. Bob 843-0840 or 830-7875 ies included. Call Larry 4. AMGP #1017-05 Pine of Industrial Loop Road. 1999 3BDRM, 1bth, 2 peritypartners.com. (ucan) 351 ENGINE 1988 Ford ment subsidized. 211 or Brenda 843-7011 (801)574-4035 Canyon General Plan Pursuant to the Ameri- car garage, central air, 5BDRM 2BTH Stansbury F150, best reasonable S. Hale, Grantsville. Other Business: cans with Disabilities Act, fireplace. $500/dep, home, lease option, golf FOR SALE OR LEASE $$CASH$$ Immediate offer. (435)882-0693 Call Tammi 884-1712. STANSBURY 3bdrm, Adjournment: individuals needing spe- $900/mo, water and course, available now, Office/ Business Cash for Structured Equal Housing Opp. 2.5bth, 2 car garage, Dated this 26th day of cial accommodation dur- sewer included. 715 $145,000 or rent Space Utilities in- Settlements, Annuities, Apartments for laundry room. April, 2006 ing this meeting should HOUSEMATE, PRIVATE West 700 South. 840- $950/mo. NEW Condo, cluded. 44 or 56 Law Suit, Mortgage Rent $950/mo with one year MARY DIXON, Secreta- notify Rachelle Custer, bedroom, utilities paid, 0244 lease option, 3bdrm, South Main. 1 month Notes & Cash Flows. lease. (970)926-4215 ry Tooele City Planner prior $425 PER Month, 3bdrm shared kitchen/ bath. 2bth, 2 car garage, golf free. (602)826-9471 J.G. Wentworth #1 1- Pine Canyon Planning to the meeting at (435) unit for rent in Tooele. Free cable TV. $75/ 2 AND 3 bedroom STANSBURY CONDO, 3 course, available now, (480)585-5380 800-794-7310. (UCAN) Commission 843-2130 or TDD (435) Extra for dogs or cats. week. 882-6141 please homes. Rent to own for bed, 2.5 Bath on the $950/mo. (435)224- Public Notices (Published in the Tran- 843-2180. 850-9852 leave message. monthly payments start- water. $900/mo $1,000 2737 OFFICE/ BUSINESS space, utilities and high script Bulletin May 2, (Published in the Tran- ing at $500. Call 801- deposit, no pets, no Meetings script Bulletin April 13, 1BDRM $450/mo LARGE 2BDRM 2bth, BANK FORECLOSURE! speed internet included, 2006) 310-6948 or (435)224- smoking. Call Rose@ 20, 27, May 2 & 4, 2006) $225/dep small pets nice nice nice! Serious 4804 4bdrm 2bth Home, 272 North Broadway. Deadline for public no- DPRealty 435-830-2827 PUBLIC NOTICE ok. electricity includ- inquiries only. $70,350! Won`t Last! (435)882-4949 tices is 4 p.m. the day STANSBURY PARK Notice is hereby given PUBLIC NOTICE ed 126 N. Broadway $500/dep, $625/mo. No 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile More Homes Available, prior to publication. 4bdrm, 3bth, large that the Tooele City Re- (Amended 05-01-06 1:00 224-2163 pets. (435)840-3010 home for rent, no smok- For Listings Call 800- RETAIL/ OFFICE: High Public notices submit- fenced yard, on cul- development Agency will p.m.) ing/ pets. 882-1550 366-9783 xH772 traffic storefront. 32 W ted past the deadline LOW RENT Remodels: de- sac, living room, Vine, $250/mo, 6mo will not be accepted. meet in a Business Notice is hereby given spacious family room, that the Grantsville City 1BDRM APARTMENT Studio, 1 and 2 bed- 4BDRM 2BTH Grants- FOR SALE by owner, lease. No deposit. 850- UPAXLP Meeting on Wednesday, great community, Planning Commission suitable for one per- room apartments. New ville month to month 3bdrm, 2bth, 928 West 8333 May 3, 2006, at the hour close to park, golf will hold a regular meet- son, furnished, w/d, util- carpet, tile and paint. rental 412 W Richard Timpie Road. $144,000. 2006 REVISED BOARD of 6:45 P.M.. The meet- course, lake. ing on Thursday, May ities included, $450/mo, New management with St. Call for details Pru- Call 843-5710 Commercial MEETING SCHEDULE ing will be held at the 11, 2006 in the Grants- $200/dep. No smoking great tenants. Seniors dential Utah Real Es- $1095/mo plus depos- Property NOTICE IS HEREBY Tooele City Hall Council no pets. References re- welcome. 843-0917 tate Talena 830-8113 it. 806 Lakeview. FSBO STANSBURY GIVEN that the Stans- Room located at 90 ville City Hall Council quired. 882-0741 (435)884-0424 Charmer, $218,000, MAIN STREET commer- bury Park Improvement North Main Street, Chambers at 429 E. NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, BEAUTIFUL 5bdrm 3bth (714)906-4257 4bdrm, 2.5bth, guarter cial building (30’x70’) District Board of Trust- Tooele, Utah Main Street in Grants- 2bdrm, kitchenette rambler, 100% finished acre, fully fenced, land- for lease or sale. Excel- ees has revised its meet- 1. Approval of Escrow ville, Utah, which meet- Beautiful available. Monthly, basement, 2 car ga- STANSBURY WATER- scaped, several up- lent store front, high ing schedule to Tues- Funds ing shall begin promptly 1 & 2 bedroom weekly & daily specials. rage, RV parking, walk FRONT brand new grades, huge master traffic. No agents! Call days and the new dates 2. Minutes at 7:00 P.M. The agen- apartments!! HBO, cable. Call 882- to schools, park, pool, 6bdrm, 3bth, 2 car ga- bedroom/ garden tub. (801)403-3995 are listed below. The April 19, 2006 da shall be as follows: 3235. or 882-7008. 585 lake & golf course. No rage, finished base- Call (435)843-5038 (801)463-7777 meeting starts at 4:00 3. Adjourn 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC Completely Remodeled Canyon Rd, Tooele. smoking, no pets. ment, 3200sqft+ p.m. at the Stansbury Sharon A. Dawson HEARING: NEW fridge, stove, Valley View Motel. $1050/mo, $1000/dep. $1500/mo. 435-830- HOUSE for sale or rent Buildings Park Improvement Dis- Tooele City Recorder a. Proposed minor subdi- dishwasher, cabinets, (801)635-5257 8558 (310)779-3726 in Grantsville, horse trict office, 30 Plaza, Pursuant to the Ameri- vision of one (1) lot into NOW LEASING GREAT johnmclaughlin7 @cs.com property, over an acre Stansbury Park, Utah. can with Disabilities Act, four (4) for Angela & Eric carpet, Absolutely BEAUTIFUL OVER- BUILDING MATERIALS: BEAUTIFUL 2 AND call for viewing. of land, $150,000. $975 The agenda for each Individuals Needing Spe- Vaughn for land they Gorgeous! The best LAKE townhouse, METAL buildings, mini 3BDRM, GRANTS- rent, $700 deposit. meeting shall be posted cial Accommodations own located at 410 W value in ALL of Tooele. 3bdrm, 1.5bth, close storage systems, roof VILLE 435-884-6211 STANSBURY, BRAND (435)882-0546 or at three public locations Should Notify Sharon A. Cherry Street in a split Non-Smokers Only! to shopping, 1 car ga- and wall panels, metal new 3bdrm, 2bth, w/d (435)840-1880 within the community or Dawson, Tooele City Re- zone of R-1-12 and RM- rage, water included, building components. ROOM FOR rent, beauti- included, close to in the local newspaper, corder, at 843-2110 prior 7. (801) 318-4997 $500/dep, $725/mo. Utah Manufacture 20 ful one bedroom new school, $1000/mo plus LOCAL COUPLE looking 72 hours prior to each to the meeting. TDD b. Proposed rezoning for 260 North 100 East, Tooele Available Now! Won’t years plus. Top quality carpet, new appliances, deposit. No pets/ to buy property with meeting. Any person(s) Phone Number 843-2108 Kary Yates at 641 W. Last! (435)840-4570 low prices. Weekly De- gorgeous view, immedi- smoking Available now. flexible financing. 843- requesting agenda items (Published in the Tran- Main Street to go from a livery. 1-800-262-5347. 3BDRM apartment, first ate occupancy. (801)599-0515 0785 script Bulletin May 2, split zone of RR-1 and R- COUNTRY HOME, fami- cobuildings@cobuildings. should contact Brett and last, security de- (435)831-3557 Palmer, District Manag- 2006) 1-21 to a CN (Commer- ly wanted! 3 bedrooms, STOP PAYING rent for- net (ucan) posit. Water included. (435)849-0598 RAMBLER on .19 acre in er, or Marilyn Mann, Dis- cial Neighborhood) zone. 2 full baths, fully fenced ever. Special report $650/mo. 884-3728 NE Tooele. 2532sqft, trict Clerk at 882-7922, at AT THE CONCLUSION yard. Washer and dryer shows you how to stop Place Your Ad Here 6bdrm, 2.5bth, finished TOOELE RANSCRIPT least five calendar days hookups. New carpet paying rent and to final- T Call 882-0050 basement. $165K. BULLETIN in advance of the meet- and kitchen flooring. ly afford your own FSBO 435-882-3114 or Continued on next page 68 W 740 N Beautiful views of the home. http://ams.24hr 830-8295 For Sale Tooele mountains and Rush mortgageinfo.com Lake. $825. Call 801- SELLING YOUR HOME? 440-6162 TOOELE 3bdrm, 2bth Advertise it in the clas- Listings Needed! fabulous new home, ap- sifieds. Call 882-0050 GRANTSVILLE pliances, large family brand new, 3bdrm, 2bth, room, laundry, fire STANSBURY, 3BDRM, I Make Buying Easy 2 car garage rambler, place, ac, fence yard 2bth. Call Dave 840- $1095/mo deck, 2 car garage, 1009. Agents Welcome. 229 E Alexander Court lease option available, 814 Saddle Rd., G-ville (1120 S) South Willow no smoking/ pets TOOELE HOUSE for 1999 manufactured home, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, Davidson Realty sale, 3 bedroom 1 1/2 Incredible country living in this garden tub. Fridge and stove included. A/C, $1100/mo 801-835- (801)466-5078 5592 or 801-949-4333 bath, tri-level, nice fami- walkin closet. Asking price $23,000. ly neighborhood. 598 beautifully modern 2000 Rambler Call 843-0205. Tooele 4bdrm, 3bth, North Nelson Avenue. with .70 Acre, 3,800 s.f., Master newer 2000sqft beauti- $128,800. Call 830- ful and spacious, appli- 4289 Suite w/ Jetted Tub, 3 Bedrooms, ance, large family room, 2 Full Baths and area in laundry, fire place, TOOELE: Manufactured OPEN HOUSE fence yard, deck, 2 car home built in 2000 3 basement for 5 more bedrooms, garage, ac, lease option bedroom 2 bath excel- $$ 2nd Kitchen and Bathrooms, Lots th available, no smoking/ lent shape in Overpass 2295,00095,000 Saturday, May 6 pets $1200/mo 801- Point call John Hancock of possibilities. pm pm 835-5592 or 801-949- 577-8126 RE/MAX Re- 2 – 6 sults 4333 CoCommmmercialcial Propeopertyty 89 N. Blaine Ave, Grantsville UPGRADED TOWN TWO STORY custom home in Overlake, brick 4 bedroom 2.5 RR bath 2 car garage, E 3bdrm, central heat/ air, DDE garage, hardwood fenced yard, RV park- NN TT floors, new carpet. ing, shed, great neigh- UNDERUU CC borhood. $159,000. D A $900/mo, $800/dep. D A $R $R (801)231-9934 (435)849-1572 $L $ L TT 2289,00089,000 1167,20067,200 (801)231-8999 O 167,200 NN Manufactured O As TheO OSouth End Of Main Street Is Becoming 787 East 800 North CONTRACTC SSOLD CRevitalized Take Advantage Of This Great Lease S $134,900 Charming all brick Rambler in a nice, well established Homes East side home with Curb Appeal and Family Location and Building on .69 Acres, This Former neighborhood. 4 bdrm 1.5 bath. Beautiful brick ﬁ replace upstairs and SINGLE WIDE, new Appeal with its Large Yard and Completely Store could be used as Office, Restaurant, down. Huge family room with bar in basement. Large lot. Central FARM LAND for lease. flooring, nice model Finished Interior. A Neighborhood to Love, Views Computer, Supply, Market, Convenience Store air & RV parking. Call Lena 840-0244. 565790 or Bail Bonds, Use your imagination! WANTED: Individual home park in Tooele for to Wow over, Close to Schools and Town. with farm equipment to sale owner financing, Lena Patterson farm 11 acre alfalfa reasonable terms. call Greateat Investvestment field. Keep a share of Brent 801-864-6949 840-0244 the profit & give owner a share of profit. Erda. Mobile Homes Real Estate for Call & make offer. 830- the Real World 5680 Linda. 14X70 2BDRM, must be Homes moved. Inquire 882- $$ 2938 2216,50016,500 $$1139,90039,900 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Two homes on a .43 Acre Main Ideal East side Oquirrh Cottage Condo, Creative Financing Solutions $$$SAVE MONEY home for rent, no smok- Street Lot, Ideal Location, Zoned Near Golf Course, 3 Bdrms, 2 Full Bths, Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? Find HUD & Bank ing/ pets. 882-1550 owned homes at: Multi-Use With Options Galore!!! Master Suite, Vaults, Walk-in closets, Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? www.tooelebankowned Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! FOR SALE or rent: 1983 Need I Say More. Covered Patio, Peace and Quiet. homes.com or call for mobile home, good con- • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. a list Berna or Chris dition, new shed, con- • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. 435-840-5029, Group crete patio, new carpet, Greateat Investvestment • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. 1 Real Estate 2bdrm, 1bth, open floor • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. plan, gas/ water includ- R ERR 127 COUNTRY Club, R • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. E ed. Must see to appreci- EE DD • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. Stansbury, central air, ate. 833-9144, 849- DD NN • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. T 4bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- 1537 NN TT UNDERUU C T • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. rage, recently remod- UNDERUU CC AC $ A eled. If interested call Lots & Land $ A $$ RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! R1107,90007A,900 TR1123,000R23,000 843-7515 TTR NNT SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? 295NN East 1st South OO869 South 690 West Planning on selling your STOCKTON BUILDING WHYO PAY RENT? COLLECT IT ! This Up & Down CCONTRACT Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate O C home, you could be lots. 12000- 16000ft. CCONTRACT This 5 Bedroom Rambler has Curb Appeal! CDuplex has 1716 s.f., 4 bdrms, 2 full bths, 2 laundry debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. sending your sales Newly constructed rms, 2 car garage, fenced yard, auto sprinklers and 2000s.f., Fenced Yard, 2 Bathrooms, Large Backyard, • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. points to up to 340,000 roads. Beautiful lake/ more. Occupy, Rent or both. Call 840-0344. RV parking and Area to build a garage. • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. households at once. For mountain views. Great • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. $155. you can place for manufactured or • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. your 25 word classified custom built homes. Shane ad to all 45 newspapers 882-7094 (801)860- in Utah. Just call the 5696 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 Transcript Bulletin at Bergen 882-0050 for all the de- *Each office independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. 833-0740 tails. (Mention ucan) TOOELETRANSCRIPT 840- 0344 (cell) (Just South of Wal-Mart) BULLETIN ext. 119 1185 N. Main www.deseretpeakmtg.com 882-0050 882- 8868 TUESDAY May 2, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Public Notices will be held at Tooele a. Risk Assumptions Re- the West entrance to the 2006 at 10:00 A.M., at property, and all ease- Marlon L. Bates, suc- bed as follows: for and in the percentage Meetings City Hall in the City port for Industrial Area Tooele County Court- the West entrance to the ments, appurtenances, cessor trustee Lot 497, THE RIDGE shown, in said Declara- Council Chambers, locat- Ground Water Source house, 47 South Main, Tooele County Court- and fixtures now or here- Scalley Reading Bates SUBDIVISION NO. 4, tion. This conveyance is OF PUBLIC HEARINGS ed at 90 N Main Street, Areas Tooele, UT 84074, in the house, 47 South Main, after a part of the proper- Hansen & Rasmussen, according to the official subject to the provisions MEETING OFFICIALLY Tooele, Utah. b. Corrective Measures County of Tooele, State Tooele, UT 84074, in the ty. P.C. plat thereof as recorded of said Declaration, in- CALLED TO ORDER BY Public Hearing to vacate Construction Report for of Utah, for the purpose County of Tooele, State The current beneficiary Gateway Tower West in the office of the Tooele cluding any amendments CHAIRMAN GARY and amend Utah Indus- Building 611 Sandblast of foreclosing a trust of Utah, for the purpose of the trust deed is Fifth 15 West South Temple, County Recorder. TAX # thereto. The undivided PINKHAM. trial Depot Subdivision Areas deed held by Washing- of foreclosing a trust Third Mortgage Compa- Ste. 600 13-022-0-0497 interest in the Common 1. Consideration of a mi- No. 1. Vacate and c. Site Management Plan ton Mutual Bank fsb, as deed held by Mortgage ny and the record owner P.O Box 11429 Purportedly known as: Area conveyed hereby is nor subdivision of one (1) amend portions of lots for Disposal Trenches the current Beneficiary, Electronic Registration of the property as of the Salt Lake City, Utah 369 East 770 North, subject to modification, lot into four (4) for Ange- 101 and 102 and dedi- d. 2005 Ground Water executed by David J. Systems, Inc. (solely as recording of the notice of 84144 Tooele, UT 84074 (the from time to time, as pro- la & Eric Vaughn for land cate for the common use Flow and Contaminant Rapp and Jill T. Rapp, as nominee for Lender and default is David E. Telephone: (801) 531- undersigned disclaims li- vided in the Declaration they own located at 410 of lots 100 through 104 Transport Modeling Re- Trustor, recorded August Lender's successors and Sharp. 7870 ability for any error in the for expansion of the Con- W. Cherry Street. and the surrounding port 30, 1999 as Entry No. assigns), as the current The sale is subject to a Business Hours: 9:00 address). dominium Project. 2. Consideration of a re- properties owned by De- e. Risk Assessment for 136665, in Book 0586, Beneficiary, executed by bankruptcy filing, a pay- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Trust Deed being Together with all the im- zoning for Kary Yates for pot Associates, LLC and Shallow Sub-surface Soil at Page 0256, of the offi- Kristi Warr and Jerry C. off, a reinstatement or Trustee No. 94084- foreclosed by these non- provements now or here- property he owns located all other properties des- within Industrial Area cial records of Tooele Warr, as Trustor, record- any other condition of 8498010001819 judicial trust deed fore- after erected on the at 641 W Main Street. ignated by Depot Associ- Ground Water Source County, Utah, given to ed December 14, 2001 which the trustee is not (Published in the Tran- closure proceedings is property, and all ease- 3. Consideration of a ates, LLC the right to all Areas secure an indebtedness as Entry No. 173780, in aware that would cause script Bulletin May 2, 9 & dated August 2, 2002, ments, appurtenances, preliminary plat for Adam roads and easements for 2. The update of figures in favor of Washington Book 725, at Page 517, the cancellation of the 16, 2006) and was executed by and fixtures now or here- Nash on a one hundred use as intended on this and tables reflecting Mutual Bank fsb, by rea- of the official records of sale. If any such condi- DAVID RIVERS and after a part of the proper- two (102) lot subdivision plat. E avenue (private newly installed monitor- son of certain obligations Tooele County, Utah, tion exists, the sale shall SUSAN RIVERS hus- ty. named Ranch Road at NOTICE OF TRUST- road) may be closed by ing wells that may be secured thereby. Notice given to secure an in- be void, the successful EE'S SALE band and wife, as Trust- The current beneficiary 800 E. Durfee Street in owners upon the opening used for evaluation of of Default was recorded debtedness in favor of bidder’s funds returned ors, in favor of Utah of the trust deed is an R-1-8 zone. The following described of Industrial Loop Road. ground water conditions JANUARY 13, 2006, as Westgate Mortgage, by and the trustee and cur- property will be sold at Housing Corporation, a Chase Home Finance 4. Consideration of pro- Pursuant to the Ameri- on and off of the installa- Entry No. 253167, in reason of certain obliga- rent beneficiary shall not public corporation of the LLC and the record own- posed amendment to public auction to the cans with Disabilities Act, tion. Book N/A, at Page N/A, tions secured thereby. be liable to the success- highest bidder at the State of Utah, the pres- ers of the property as of Chapter 20 “Signs”. individuals needing spe- 3. The addition of a sum- of said official records. Notice of Default was re- ful bidder for any dam- ent Beneficiary. The the recording of the no- (Amendment) West Main Entrance, cial accommodation dur- mary of ground water Trustee will sell at public corded JANUARY 13, age. North Steps, Tooele present owners are re- tice of default are Mat- 5. Report from Council ing this meeting should modeling activities con- auction to highest bidder 2006, as Entry No. Bidders must tender to ported to be DAVID RIV- thew Newbold and Kristi Liaison Member Todd County Courthouse, 47 notify Sharon Dawson, ducted in 2005. without warranty as to ti- 253169, in Book n/a, at the trustee a $5,000.00 South Main Street, ERS and SUSAN RIV- Newbold. Castagno. Tooele City Recorder pri- 4. The addition of an in- tle, possession or en- Page n/a, of said official deposit at the sale and ERS husband and wife. The sale is subject to a 6. Consideration of mi- Tooele, Utah, on May 25, or to the meeting at (435) spection and mainte- cumbrances, the follow- records. Trustee will sell the balance of the pur- 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of The purchase price is bankruptcy filing, a pay- nutes of previous Com- 843-2110 or TDD (435) nance plan for the pesti- ing described property: at public auction to high- chase price by 12:00 payable in lawful money off, a reinstatement or mission meetings. said day, for the purpose 843-2180. cide disposal area and Lot 2, B and B Subdivi- est bidder without war- noon the day following of foreclosing a trust of the United States of any other condition of 7. Open discussion. (Published in the Tran- old sanitary landfill. sion, a subdivision of the ranty as to title, posses- the sale. The deposit America. Bidders must which the trustee is not 8. Adjourn. deed originally executed script Bulletin April 27, 5. The update of phase town of Stockton, ac- sion or encumbrances, must be in the form of a on August 26, 2005 by be prepared to tender to aware that would cause Shauna Kertamus May 2, 9 & 16, 2006) completion dates for cording to the plat there- the following described cashier’s check or bank the Trustee a $5,000.00 the cancellation of the Zoning Administrator Steven Wade Bell and milestones and delivera- of, recorded in the Office property: BEGINNING official check payable to Annette W. Hawkes-Bell, non-refundable deposit sale. If any such condi- All interested persons bles required by the per- of the Tooele County Re- AT THE SOUTHEAST Lundberg & Associates. in certified funds or a tion exists, the sale shall are invited to attend and PUBLIC NOTICE as trustors, in favor of Notice is hereby given mit. corder Tax Serial No. 11- CORNER OF LOT 4, The balance must be in Aames Funding Corpora- cashier's check at the be void, the successful provide comment upon A copy of the permit will 079-0-0002 Purported BLOCK 41, GRANTS- the form of a wire trans- time of sale to secure bidder’s funds returned these proposals sched- that the Tooele City tion DBA Aames Home Council will meet in a be available for review Property Address: 350 VILLE CITY SURVEY, fer, cashier’s check, Loan, covering the fol- bid, and the balance of and the trustee and cur- uled for public hearings. by the general public WEST WALK STREET, SAID POINT ALSO BE- bank official check (credit the purchase price must rent beneficiary shall not Written comments will al- Business Meeting on lowing real property pur- Wednesday, May 3, during regular business STOCKTON, UT 84071- ING THE SOUTHWEST union official checks are ported to be located in be paid in full in the form be liable to the success- so be considered if sub- hours at the Tooele Army 0058 AKA 350 W WALK CORNER OF THE not accepted) or U.S. of certified funds or a ful bidder for any dam- mitted to the Zoning Ad- 2006 at the hour of 7:00 Tooele County at 73 P.M. The meeting will be Depot Environmental Of- STREET, STOCKTON, "HUNT SUBDIVISION"; Postal money order pay- North 360 East, Grants- cashier's check within 24 age. ministrator in advance of fice (Building 8) located UT 84071 AKA 350 THENCE RUNNING able to Lundberg & As- hours from the time of Bidders must tender to the hearing. The current held at the Tooele City ville, UT 84029 (the un- Hall Council Room locat- two miles south of WEST WALK STREET, WEST 88.0 FEET sociates. If wire transfer dersigned disclaims lia- sale. the trustee a $5,000.00 zoning Code and pro- Tooele, Utah. The per- STOCKTON, UT 84071. ALONG THE NORTH is used, an additional This Trustee’s Sale is deposit at the sale and posed amendments may ed at 90 North Main bility for any error in the Street, Tooele, Utah. mit will also be available The undersigned dis- LINE OF VINE STREET; $10.00 must be remitted address), and more par- subject to a bankruptcy the balance of the pur- be reviewed at the for review at the State of claims any liability for THENCE NORTH 100.0 with the purchase price. filing, a payoff, a rein- chase price by 12:00 Grantsville City Hall each 1. Pledge of Allegiance ticularly described as: 2. Mayor’s Community Utah, Department of En- any error in the street ad- FEET; THENCE EAST Cash payments are not All of Lot 51, OLD statement or any other noon the day following weekday between hours vironmental Quality, Divi- dress. The owner of the 88.0 FEET, THENCE accepted. A trustee’s condition of which the the sale. The deposit of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Recognition Awards CHURCH SUBDIVI- 3. Tree City USA Recog- sion of Solid and Hazard- property as of the record- SOUTH 100.0 FEET deed will be delivered to SION, according to the trustee is not aware that must be in the form of a In accordance with the ous Waste, located at ing of the Notice of De- ALONG THE WEST the successful bidder would cause the cancel- cashier’s check or bank Americans With Disabili- nition official plat thereof, on Presented by Scott Zei- 288 North 1460 West, fault is reported to be: Jill LINE OF HUNT SUBDI- within three business file and of record in the lation of this sale. Fur- official check payable to ties Act, Grantsville City Salt Lake City, Utah. T. Rapp and David J. VISION TO THE POINT days after receipt of the ther, if any of these con- Lundberg & Associates. will accommodate rea- dler Tooele County Record- 4. Open Forum For Pub- Questions concerning Rapp Bidders must ten- OF BEGINNING. Tax amount bid. er's Office. ditions exist, this sale will The balance must be in sonable requests to as- the proposed modifica- der to the trustee a Serial No. 01-106-0-0037 DATED: April 14, 2006. be null and void, the suc- the form of a wire trans- sist the disabled to par- lic Comment Together with all the im- 5. Presentation by tion may be directed to $5,000.00 deposit at the Purported Property Ad- Scott Lundberg, Trust- provements now or here- cessful bidder’s funds fer, cashier’s check, ticipate in meetings. Re- the Tooele Army Depot sale and the balance of dress: 364 WEST VINE ee shall be returned, and bank official check (credit quest for assistance may Daughters of Utah Pio- after erected on the neers Environmental Office, by the purchase price by STREET, GRANTS- 3269 South Main, #100 property, and all ease- the Trustee and the Ben- union official checks are be made by calling City contacting Larry McFar- 12:00 noon the next VILLE, UT 84029. The Salt Lake City, UT eficiary shall not be liable not accepted) or U.S. Hall at 884-3411 at least Presented by Deborah ments, appurtenances, Condie & Julie Merrill land at (435) 833-3235 business day following undersigned disclaims 84115 and fixtures now or here- to the successful bidder Postal money order pay- 24 hours prior to the or larry.mcfarland@ the sale. The deposit any liability for any error (801) 263-3400 for any damages. able to Lundberg & As- meeting that will be at- 6. PUBLIC HEARING – after a part of the proper- Minor Subdivision Final us.army.mil, or the Utah and balance of the sale in the street address. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. ty. THIS COMMUNICATION sociates. If wire transfer tended. Division of Solid and proceeds must be in the The owner of the proper- – 5:00 p.m. IS AN ATTEMPT TO is used, an additional (Published in the Tran- Plat Containing 2 Lots The current beneficiary Totaling 151.15 Acres for Hazardous Waste, by form of a wire transfer, ty as of the recording of L&A Case No. 05-54795 of the trust deed is COLLECT A DEBT, AND $10.00 must be remitted script Bulletin May 2, contacting Helge Gabert cashier's check or certi- the Notice of Default is ET ANY INFORMATION with the purchase price. 2006) Winfield Academy at HSBC Bank, USA, with 1492 West 1930 South at (801) 538-6170 or fied funds payable to reported to be: Jerry C. THIS COMMUNICATION Chase Home Finance, OBTAINED WILL BE Cash payments are not Zoned Open Space [email protected]. First Southwestern Title War and Kristi Warr Bid- IS AN ATTEMPT TO LLC as servicer and the USED FOR THAT PUR- accepted. A trustee’s PUBLIC NOTICE Presented by Cary A 60-Day public com- Agency of Utah, Inc.. A ders must tender to the COLLECT A DEBT, AND record owners of the POSE. deed will be delivered to Grantsville City Council Campbell ment period regarding trustee's deed will be de- trustee a $5,000.00 de- ANY INFORMATION property as of the record- DATED: April 28, 2006. the successful bidder will hold a work meeting 7. PUBLIC HEARING – the proposed modifica- livered to the successful posit at the sale and the OBTAINED WILL BE ing of the notice of de- Paul M. Halliday, Jr. within three business and a regular meeting Subdivision Final Plat tion of the permits begins bidder within three busi- balance of the purchase USED FOR THAT PUR- fault are Steven Wade Successor Trustee days after receipt of the Wednesday, May 3rd, Containing 2 Lots Total- on May 2, 2006 and will ness days after receipt of price by 12:00 noon the POSE. Bell and Annette W. 376 East 400 South, amount bid. 2006. The meeting to be ing 3.12 Acres for the end at 5:00 pm on July the amount bid. This next business day follow- (Published in the Tran- Hawkes-Bell. Suite 300 DATED: May 1, 2006. held at 429 E. Main, Walgreen’s Location at 21, 2006. Written com- Trustee's Sale may be ing the sale. The deposit script Bulletin April 18, The sale is subject to a Salt Lake City, Utah Scott Lundberg, Trust- Grantsville, UT 84029 188 North Main Street ments may be submitted subject to a bankruptcy and balance of the sale 25 & May 2, 2006) bankruptcy filing, a pay- 84111 ee regular meeting to begin Zoned Commercial to Larry McFarland, filing, a payoff, a rein- proceeds must be in the off, a reinstatement or Telephone: (801) 355- 3269 South Main, #100 at 7:00 p.m. Presented by Cary SJSTE-CS-EO (Building statement or any other form of a wire transfer, NOTICE OF TRUST- any other condition of 2886 Salt Lake City, UT AGENDA: Campbell 8), 1 Tooele Army Depot, condition that would cashier's check or certi- EE'S SALE which the trustee is not Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 84115 1. Approval of Minutes. 8. Resolution 2006-14 A Tooele, Utah 84074- cause the cancellation of fied funds payable to The following described aware that would cause 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. (801) 263-3400 2. Eagle Scout Project Resolution of the Tooele 5003 or to Mr. Dennis this sale. Further, if any First Southwestern Title real property will be sold the cancellation of the (MST) Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. proposal – Danny Adams City Council Opposing Downs, Director, Division of these conditions exist, Agency of Utah, Inc.. A at public auction to the sale. If any such condi- FILE NUMBER: 27802 – 5:00 p.m. 3. Consideration of Final Transport and Storage of of Solid and Hazardous this sale will be null and trustee's deed will be de- highest bidder, purchase tion exists, the sale shall (Published in the Tran- L&A Case No. 06-55383 Plat for Dolorosa Estan- Spent Nuclear Fuel in Waste, Utah Department void, the successful bidd- livered to the successful price payable in lawful be void, the successful script Bulletin May 2, 9 & JT cia Development – Josh Tooele County of Environmental Quality, er's funds shall be re- bidder within three busi- money of the United bidder’s funds returned 16, 2006) THIS COMMUNICATION Henwood. 9. Request for Waiver 288 North 1460 West, turned, and the Trustee ness days after receipt of States of America at the and the trustee and cur- IS AN ATTEMPT TO 4. Consideration of lease Under City Code 7-19-8 PO Box 144880, Salt and the beneficiary shall the amount bid. This time of sale, at the north- rent beneficiary shall not NOTICE OF TRUST- COLLECT A DEBT, AND agreement with Cingular (2)(d) Lake City, Utah 84114- not be liable to the suc- Trustee's Sale may be ern most, of the two west be liable to the success- EE'S SALE ANY INFORMATION for Co-Location of Cell Presented by Mark Ste- 4880. cessful bidder for any subject to a bankruptcy entrances of the Tooele ful bidder for any dam- The following described OBTAINED WILL BE Tower. venson, Ludlow Engi- (Published in the Tran- damages. DATED: April filing, a payoff, a rein- County Courthouse, age. property will be sold at USED FOR THAT PUR- 5. Consideration of sal- neering script Bulletin May 2 & 4, 12, 2006 statement or any other a/k/a the Third Judicial Bidders must tender to public auction to the POSE. ary step increases 10. Minutes 2006) FIRST SOUTHWEST- condition that would District Court, 47 South the trustee a $5,000.00 highest bidder at the (Published in the Tran- 6. Consideration of New April 12, 2006 (Work ERN TITLE AGENCY cause the cancellation of Main, Tooele, Utah, on deposit at the sale and West Main Entrance, script Bulletin May 2, 9 & Business licenses Session) Public Notices OF UTAH, INC. LUCY this sale. Further, if any Tuesday, May 30, 2006, the balance of the pur- North Steps, Tooele 16, 2006) 7. Consideration of Ordi- April 19, 2006 DENLEY, Asst. Vice of these conditions exist, at the hour of 10:30 a.m. chase price by 12:00 County Courthouse, 47 nances/Resolutions: Trustee's Sales 11. Invoices President Successor this sale will be null and of that day for the pur- noon the day following South Main Street, NOTICE OF TRUST- 8. Set Public Hearings Presented by Sharon Deadline for public no- Trustee 102 West 500 void, the successful bidd- pose of foreclosing a the sale. The deposit Tooele, Utah, on June 1, EE'S SALE for : Dawson tices is 4 p.m. the day South, Suite 300 Salt er's funds shall be re- deed of trust executed by must be in the form of a 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of The following described a. Zone change from A- 12. Mayor’s Report prior to publication. Lake City, UT 84101 05- turned, and the Trustee Jason Meadows and cashier’s check or bank said day, for the purpose property will be sold at 10 and Rm-7 to R-1-12 13. Adjourn to Discus- Public notices submit- 6377/Rapp, David J. & and the beneficiary shall Evelyn Meadows in favor official check payable to of foreclosing a trust public auction to the b. Nick & Alison Crosby sion Item to be Followed ted past the deadline Jill T; P245205 not be liable to the suc- of United Security Finan- Lundberg & Associates. deed originally executed highest bidder at the Minor Subdivision by a Closed Executive will not be accepted. (Published in the Tran- cessful bidder for any cial, covering real prop- The balance must be in on June 13, 2000 by West Main Entrance, c. President’s Park Session to Discuss Real UPAXLP script Bulletin April 18, damages. DATED: April erty located at approxi- the form of a wire trans- Matthew Newbold and North Steps, Tooele Phase I (Washington Property Acquisition: 25 & May 2, 2006) 12, 2006 mately 1235 East 940 fer, cashier’s check, Kristi Newbold, as trust- County Courthouse, 47 Place) Preliminary Plat- -Smoke Free Tooele City NOTICE OF TRUST- FIRST SOUTHWEST- North, Tooele, Tooele bank official check (credit ors, in favor of CTX Mort- South Main Street, Clark Venture Parks EE'S SALE NOTICE OF TRUST- ERN TITLE AGENCY County, Utah, and more union official checks are gage Company, covering Tooele, Utah, on June 1, d. Pal9ominot Ranch- Sharon A. Dawson The following described EE'S SALE OF UTAH, INC. LUCY particularly described as: not accepted) or U.S. the following real proper- 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of ettes Preliminary plat Tooele City Recorder property will be sold at The following described DENLEY, Asst. Vice LOT 117, CARR FORK Postal money order pay- ty purported to be locat- said day, for the purpose one lot into four lots- Pursuant to the Ameri- public auction to the property will be sold at President Successor SUBDIVISION PLAT able to Lundberg & As- ed in Tooele County at of foreclosing a trust Grantsville Development, can with Disabilities Act, highest bidder at the time public auction to the Trustee 102 West 500 ONE, ACCORDING TO sociates. If wire transfer 89 West 1930 North, deed originally executed LLC Individuals Needing Spe- of sale at the North front highest bidder at the time South, Suite 300 Salt THE OFFICIAL PLAT is used, an additional Tooele, UT 84074 (the on February 11, 2003 by e. Zone Change from cial Accommodations entrance of the Tooele of sale at the North front Lake City, UT 84101 05- THEREOF, AS RE- $10.00 must be remitted undersigned disclaims li- DeWayne Higbee, as RR-5 to RR-1 451 S. Wil- Should Notify Sharon A. County Courthouse, 47 entrance of the Tooele 6277/Warr, Kristi and CORDED IN THE OF- with the purchase price. ability for any error in the trustor, in favor of Mort- low Street- Todd Castag- Dawson, Tooele City Re- S. Main St., Tooele, County Courthouse, 47 Jerry C; P245206 FICE OF THE TOOELE Cash payments are not address), and more par- gage Electronic Registra- no corder, at 843-2110 prior Utah, on May 16, 2006, S. Main St., Tooele, (Published in the Tran- COUNTY RECORDER. accepted. A trustee’s ticularly described as: tion Systems, Inc., as f. Proposed amendment to the meeting. TDD 2:00 p.m.; foreclosing a Utah, on May 16, 2006, script Bulletin April 18, 12-022-0-0117 deed will be delivered to Unit No. 6E of THE nominee for SIB Mort- to Chapter Definition Phone Number 843-2108 Trust Deed recorded Au- 2:00 p.m.; foreclosing a 25 & May 2, 2006) The current beneficiary the successful bidder FIELDS AT OVERLAKE gage Corp., its succes- #317 Twin Homes. (Published in the Tran- gust 18, 2005 executed Trust Deed recorded of the trust deed is Mort- within three business CONDOMINIUMS, sors and assigns, cover- g. Gary & Janet Fawson- script Bulletin May 2, by Roger Carlson Jr., March 30, 2004 execut- NOTICE OF TRUST- gage Electronic Registra- days after receipt of the Phase Two, together ing the following real General Plan Amend- 2006) covering real property lo- ed by William W. Nichol- EE'S SALE tion Systems, Inc., and amount bid. with all improvements lo- property purported to be ment from RR-2 zone to cated in Tooele County son and Kristie Nichol- The following described the record owners of the DATED: April 25, 2006. cated thereon, as said located in Tooele County a RR-1 zone. PUBLIC NOTICE at 145 Crystal Bay Drive, son, covering real prop- property will be sold at property as of the record- Scott Lundberg, Trust- Unit is identified in the at 221 North Home h. Minor Subdivision for On June 6, 2006 at 6:30 Stansbury Park, Utah, erty located in Tooele public auction to the ing of the notice of de- ee plat of said development Towne Court, Tooele, UT one lot into four lots for p.m., the Tooele Army and described as follows: County at 1147 North highest bidder at the fault are Jason Meadows 3269 South Main, #100 recorded November 5, 84074 (the undersigned Ron Gustaveson- Vine Depot will hold and con- LOT 145, REFLEC- 600 East, Tooele, Utah, West Main Entrance, and Evelyn Meadows. Salt Lake City, UT 1999 as entry Number disclaims liability for any and Park Streets. duct a public hearing in TIONS AT STANSBURY and described as follows: North Steps, Tooele The trustee's sale of the 84115 139556, in Book 596, at error in the address), and 9. Approval of prelimina- the South Auditorium of PARK - PHASE I, LOT 117, MAPLE HILLS County Courthouse, 47 aforedescribed real prop- (801) 263-3400 Page 191 of the official more particularly descri- ry Budget for 2006/2007 the Tooele County Build- AMENDMENT NO. 1, SUBDIVISION - PLAT 1, South Main Street, erty will be made without Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. records of the Tooele bed as: fiscal year. ing, 47 South Main ACCORDING TO THE ACCORDING TO THE Tooele, Utah, on May 25, warranty as to title, pos- – 5:00 p.m. County Recorder, State Lot 2, Unit 3, HOME 10. Approval of Bills. Street, Tooele, Utah. OFFICIAL PLAT OFFICIAL PLAT 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of session, or encumbran- L&A Case No. 06-56002 of Utah, and as identified TOWNE-PUD, a Subdivi- 11. Council Information The purpose of the hear- THEREOF ON FILE THEREOF, AS RE- said day, for the purpose ces. Bidders must be CNEV and described in the sion of Tooele City, ac- updates. ing is to receive com- AND OF RECORD IN CORDED IN THE OF- of foreclosing a trust prepared to tender THIS COMMUNICATION Declaration of Condo- cording to the official plat 12. Adjourn ments regarding a Class THE TOOELE COUNTY FICE OF THE TOOELE deed originally executed $5,000.00 in certified IS AN ATTEMPT TO minium of The Fields at thereof as recorded in Wendy Palmer 2 modification to Tooele RECORDER'S OFFICE. COUNTY RECORDER. on August 2, 2001 by funds at the sale and the COLLECT A DEBT, AND Overlake Condominiums, the office of the Tooele City Recorder Army Depot’s permit for The sale is without any The sale is without any David E. Sharp, as trust- balance of the purchase ANY INFORMATION an Expandable Residen- County Recorder. In compliance with the Post Closure Monitoring warranty and is voidable warranty and is voidable or, in favor of Mortgage price in certified funds by OBTAINED WILL BE tial Condominium Proj- Together with all the im- American with Disability and Corrective Action of by the Trustee, without by the Trustee, without Electronic Registration 10:00 a.m. the following USED FOR THAT PUR- ect, recorded May 14, provements now or here- Act, Grantsville City will Solid Waste Manage- any liability, for any fact any liability, for any fact Systems, Inc., as nomi- business day. The trust- POSE. 1999 as entry Number after erected on the accommodate reasona- ment Units, administered unknown to the Trustee unknown to the Trustee nee for Old Kent Mort- ee reserves the right to (Published in the Tran- 131110, in Book 568, at property, and all ease- ble requests to assist the by the Utah Department at the time of sale. The at the time of sale. The gage Co., its successors cancel the foreclosure af- script Bulletin April 25 Page 338 of official re- ments, appurtenances, disabled to participate in of Environmental Quality, successful bidder must successful bidder must and assigns, covering ter the sale based upon May 2 & 9, 2006) cords, and as amended and fixtures now or here- meetings. Request for Division of Solid and provide certified funds to provide certified funds to the following real proper- information unknown to in the Amendment to after a part of the proper- assistance may be made Hazardous Waste. This the Trustee within 24 the Trustee within 24 ty purported to be locat- the trustee at the time of NOTICE OF TRUST- Declaration of Condo- ty. by calling City Hall at permit establishes re- hours of the sale. hours of the sale. ed in Tooele County at the sale, such as a bank- EE'S SALE minium of the Fields at The current beneficiary least 3 days in advance quirements for the evalu- Dated April 20, 2006 Dated April 19, 2006 859 South 780 West, ruptcy filing or an agree- The following described Overlake Condominiums, of the trust deed is of the meeting that will ation of releases of haz- /s/ /s/ Tooele, UT 84074 (the ment between the trustor real property will be sold an Expandable Residen- CitiMortgage, Inc. and be attended by calling ardous wastes or haz- David B. Boyce David B. Boyce undersigned disclaims li- and beneficiary to post- at public auction to the tial Condominium Proj- the record owner of the 884-3411. ardous constituents, The Successor Trustee Successor Trustee ability for any error in the pone or cancel the sale. highest bidder without ect, recorded November property as of the record- (Published in the Tran- development of and im- (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- address), and more par- If so cancelled, the only warranty as to title, pos- 10, 1999 as entry Num- ing of the notice of de- script Bulletin May 2, plementation of correc- script Bulletin April 18, script Bulletin April 18, ticularly described as: recourse of the purchas- session or encumbran- ber 139557, in Book 596, fault is Dewayne Higbee, 2006) tive measures, and the 25 & May 2, 2006) 25 & May 2, 2006) All of Lot 547, RANCHO er is to receive a refund ces, at the West main at Page 194 of the offi- as Trustee under decla- post closure monitoring entrance North steps of ration of trust of THE PUBLIC NOTICE TOOELE PHASE V of the money paid to the cial records of the and maintenance of the NOTICE OF TRUST- NOTICE OF TRUST- the Tooele County Court- DEWAYNE HIGBEE LIV- NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- AMENDED, according to trustee. THIS IS AN AT- Tooele County Recorder, implemented corrective EE'S SALE EE'S SALE house, 47 South Main, ING TRUST. EN THAT the Tooele the official plat thereof on TEMPT TO COLLECT A State of Utah. measures. Proposed The following described The following described Tooele, Utah, on May 30, The sale is subject to a City Council will meet in file and of record in the DEBT. ANY INFORMA- TOGETHER WITH an modifications to the per- real property will be sold real property will be sold 2006, at 4:30 o'clock bankruptcy filing, a pay- a public hearing and Tooele County Record- TION OBTAINED WILL undivided interest, and a mit include: at public auction to the at public auction to the p.m., of said day: Situat- off, a reinstatement or Business meeting sched- er's Office. BE USED FOR THAT right and easement of 1. Incorporating by refer- highest bidder payable in highest bidder payable in ed in the County of any other condition of uled for Wednesday, Together with all the im- PURPOSE. use and enjoyment in ence, the results of the lawful money of the Unit- lawful money of the Unit- provements now or here- DATED this 1st day of Tooele, State of Utah, and to the Common Area May 17, 2006 in the hour following corrective ed States, on May 17, more particularly descri- ed States, on May 17, after erected on the May, 2006. described, as provided Continued on next page of 7:00 PM. The meeting measures activities. 2006 at 10:00 A.M., at B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 2, 2006

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices Inc.. The record owner of ANNOUNCEMENT OF GRANTSVILLE CITY Stansfield, Jr. The Board of Education 420 East South Temple, by the School District as Project Construction Co- Trustee's Sales the property as of the re- APPOINTMENT AND HALL 429 EAST MAIN (Published in the Tran- for the Tooele County Suite 100 to the ability of each CM ordinator cording of the Notice of NOTICE TO CRED- STREET GRANTS- script Bulletin April 18, which the trustee is not School District is accept- Salt Lake City, Utah firm to perform the re- Tooele County School Default is/are: Chris ITORS VILLE, UT 84029 25, May 2 & 9, 2006) aware that would cause ing sealed proposals 84111 quired work in a satisfac- District Smith and Jennifer Estate of George H. BID OPENING: 5:00 the cancellation of the from qualified Construc- Sealed proposals will be tory and timely manner 92 South Lodestone Way Smith. Dated: April 14, Musgrave, Deceased P.M. THURSDAY, MAY sale. If any such condi- PUBLIC NOTICE tion Management/Gener- received at the Tooele and an analysis of CM Tooele, Utah 84111 2006. Probate No. 063300033 11, 2006 tion exists, the sale shall The Salt Lake Tooele al Contractor companies County School District fees. The School District Phone: 435-833-1900 James H. Woodall Frank J. Musgrave, ARCHITECT: be void, the successful Applied Technology Col- (“CM”) for construction office no later than will select the CM on the Dennis H. Cecchini Prin- 10653 River Front Park- whose address is 443 MHTN ARCHITECTS bidder’s funds returned lege is applying for initial management services to 10:00AM MST on 5 May basis of the proposal in- cipal way, Suite 290 South West 200 South, Tooele, INC: 420 EAST SOUTH and the trustee and cur- accreditation with the construct miscellaneous 2006. Proposals must be formation submitted. In- MHTN Architects, Inc. Jordan, UT 84095 Utah 84074, has been TEMPLE, SUITE 100 rent beneficiary shall not Commission of the small remodel and addi- marked attention Steven terviews or discussions 420 East South Temple, (801)254-9450 (800)245- appointed Personal Rep- SALT LAKE CITY, UT be liable to the success- Council on Occupational tion projects at eight dif- West, District Construc- may or may not be con- Suite 100 1886 (Hotline) Hours: resentative of the above- 84111 ful bidder for any dam- Education. Any persons ferent school facilities in tion Coordinator, and be ducted with offerors who Salt Lake City, Utah 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. entitled estate. Creditors Sealed bids will be re- age. wishing to make com- the Tooele County marked with the name of submit proposals deter- 84111 Signature/by: James H. of the estate are hereby ceived by the City of Bidders must tender to ments should write to the School District. The the Firm submitting the mined to be reasonably Phone: 801-595-6700 Woodall, Trustee R- notified to: Grantsville, Utah Atten- the trustee a $5,000.00 Executive Director of the school facilities are as proposal and the project susceptible of being se- The Contract for the 126469 (1) deliver or mail their tion: Wendy Palmer, at deposit at the sale and Commission, Council on follows: title listed above. Propos- lected for award, but pro- Construction Manager / (Published in the Tran- written claims to the Per- the address and time the balance of the pur- Occupational Education, West Elementary School als shall contain all re- posals may be accepted Contractor services shall script Bulletin April 18, sonal Representative at stated above, for all con- chase price by 12:00 41 Perimeter Center Grantsville Elementary quested information to without interviews or dis- contain an option to ex- 25 & May 2, 2006) the address above; struction work to com- noon the day following East, NE, Suite 640, At- School be considered a respon- cussion. The School Dis- tend the contract for up (2) deliver or mail their plete the above refer- the sale. The deposit lanta, GA 30346. (A per- Dugway Elementary sive proposal. Provide trict reserves the right to to an additional two (2) written claims to the Per- enced project in accord- must be in the form of a NOTICE OF TRUST- son making comments School Six (6) sealed copies of discuss proposal infor- years, (in one (1) year in- sonal Representative's ance with the contract cashier’s check or bank EE’S SALE must provide their name Grantsville Junior High the completed Proposal mation for clarification crements), at the sole attorney of record, Laura documents prepared by official check payable to The following described and address.) School Statements. Proposals with CM candidate firms discretion of the Tooele M. Gray, at the following MHTN Architects Inc. Lundberg & Associates. property will be sold at (Published in the Tran- The Early Learning Cen- will be opened publicly who have submitted pro- County School District. address: 623 East 2100 The sealed envelope The balance must be in public auction to the script Bulletin May 2, ter identifying only the posals which are The successful candi- South, Salt Lake City, containing the bids shall the form of a wire trans- highest bidder on May 2006) Harris Elementary names of the offeror. deemed responsive. date will be required to Utah 84106; and bear the name of the fer, cashier’s check, 31, 2006 at 11:45 a.m. at School A register of proposals Candidates submitting a purchase all construction (3) file their written General Contracting Firm bank official check (credit the North West Main En- REQUEST FOR PRO- Grantsville High School shall be open to public proposal are cautioned materials necessary for claims with the Clerk of submitting the bid and union official checks are trance to the TOOELE POSALS Tooele High School inspection. Proposals of not to contact members the construction of the the Third District Court, the project tittle listed not accepted) or U.S. County Courthouse, 47 CONSTRUCTION MAN- The projects shall be the successful offeror of the Board of Educa- projects using tax ex- 450 South State Street, above. Postal money order pay- SOUTH MAIN, TOOELE, AGER / GENERAL completed in a period shall be open to public tion or School District empt form TC721. A Salt Lake City, Utah Bids will be publicly able to Lundberg & As- UT 84074, in the County CONTRACTOR SERV- starting May 2006 inspection for a period of Administration Staff, oth- copy of the form will be 84114, or otherwise opened and read aloud sociates. If wire transfer of TOOELE by BRYAN ICES FOR THE CON- through November 2006. ninety (90) days after se- er than designated con- completed and signed by present their claims as at the time stated above. is used, an additional W. CANNON, as Suc- STRUCTION OF MIS- Proposal statements will lection. Proposals of of- tacts as follows, through- the district at the time of required by Utah law Bids received after the $10.00 must be remitted cessor Trustee, and CELLANEOUS SMALL be available at the ferors who are not out the proposal process contract award. within three months after bid opening time shall with the purchase price. CitiFinancial Mortgage PROJECTS FOR THE Tooele County School awarded contracts shall as of the date of this re- (Published in the Tran- the date of the first publi- not be accepted. Bids Cash payments are not Company, Inc. f/k/a The BOARD OF EDUCA- District office: not be open to public in- quest for proposal. Fail- script Bulletin April 25, cation of this notice or be must conform and be re- accepted. A trustee’s Associates Home Equity TION 92 South Lodestone Way spection. ure to comply with this 27 & May 2, 2006) forever barred. sponsive to all contract deed will be delivered to Services, Inc., current THE BOARD OF EDU- Tooele, Utah 84074 All information requested requirement may result Date of first publication: documents. the successful bidder Beneficiary, under the CATION OF TOOELE Or at the office of the Ar- in the proposal docu- in disqualification from April 18, 2006 Grantsville City reserves within three business Deed of Trust dated July COUNTY SCHOOL DIS- chitect, MHTN Archi- ments will be evaluated consideration. Laura M. Gray the right to award all or days after receipt of the 11, 2000, made by TRICT tects, Inc. including an assessment Contacts: Steve West Attorney for Personal portions of the work in its amount bid. RALPH E. MAYBURY Representative best interest and as re- DATED: April 26, 2006. AND CECILIA R. MAY- Frank J. Musgrave quired to perform all or Scott Lundberg, Trust- BURY, as Trustor(s) re- 443 West 200 South part of the work within ee corded July 17, 2000 as Tooele, Utah 84074 the budget amounts pro- 3269 South Main, #100 Entry No. 150058 in Smithsonian’s scope spans history (Published in the Tran- vided. Salt Lake City, UT Book 630 at page 389 of script Bulletin April 18, Contract documents are 84115 official records of 25 & May 2, 2006) available at the Office of ur home two thirds of their employees are feder- operations are supervised by a salaried (801) 263-3400 TOOELE county, given the Architect on or after front this al government workers. The U.S. Justice “Secretary” chosen by the board of Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to secure indebtedness PUBLIC NOTICE Monday April, 24, 2006 week actu- Department represents the museums – 5:00 p.m. in favor of CITIFINAN- O regents. The Executive Secretary upon payment of a L&A Case No. 05-54821 CIAL MORTGAGE ally leaves our front in litigation and any legal fines are paid of the Utah Division of $100.00 per set refunda- Visit this museum to find some amaz- RB COMPANY, INC by rea- doors behind us for from the federal treasury. Laws such Solid and Hazardous ble deposit for a maxi- ing treasured mementos of our past, THIS COMMUNICATION son of certain obligations Waste Control Board mum of two sets. travel to see other that govern the federal government IS AN ATTEMPT TO secured thereby. present and future. Smithson may have proposes to approve a Bid security is required in parts of the country. apply to the Smithsonian including COLLECT A DEBT, AND Notice of Default was re- modification request sub- the form of a certified had the original vision of the museum, ANY INFORMATION corded January 27, 2006 One that reveals copyright infringement claims. mitted by the Deseret check or cashiers check but clearly others have caught that OBTAINED WILL BE as Entry No. 253802 of much about our Going in reflects the situation Chemical Depot, Tooele payable to the owner, or USED FOR THAT PUR- said official records. vision. It has developed into the world’s Chemical Disposal Facili- a bid bond in favor of the homeland and our brought on by 9/11. Like nearly every- POSE. Trustee will sell at public ty (TOCDF). The pur- Owner, executed by the world is a visit to thing associated with the federal gov- largest museum complex and research (Published in the Tran- auction to the highest Diane Sagers pose of this modification bidder as principal and a the museums of our ernment in Washington, entry into the organization. It currently includes script Bulletin May 2, 9 & bidder payable in lawful CORRESPONDENT is to initiate the chemical satisfactory surety com- 16, 2006) money of the United Nation’s Capital, museums is not regulated. If you want 17 museums and the National Zoo in States, without warranty agent mustard baseline pany as surety, in an Washington DC. to avoid the bag check, and associated ton container processing. amount not less than 5% Washington D.C. and it has also spread NOTICE OF TRUST- as to title, possession or For Americans, Homefront long lines, don’t carry a bag. At the Air encumbrances. Bidders The public comment pe- of the maximum amount to New York City with two more muse- EE’S SALE riod for this modification of the bid. Bid security the Smithsonian and Space Museum, security personnel APN: 08-030-0-0001 must be prepared to ten- ums. A National Museum of African der the purchase price in begins May 2, 2006 and shall be given as a guar- Institution is the will check bags of all kinds with x-ray Trust No. 1080605-07 will end at 5:00 p.m. on antee that the bidder will American History and Culture is slated Ref: Chris Smith TRA: the amount bid within 24 ultimate in museums. It is housed in equipment, and visitors must walk hours of the sale by June 15, 2006. The pub- execute the contract if it for the future. Loan No. XXXXXX9127. lic hearing concerning is awarded to them, in several prominent buildings flanking the through a metal detector. Security per- IMPORTANT NOTICE cashiers check. The museum choices in Washington The address of the prop- this modification request conformity with the con- mall in Washington D.C. and is a “don’t- sonnel at other museums check bags TO PROPERTY OWN- will be held on May 31, tract documents. miss” national attraction. and containers. Avoid large daypacks or include the African Art Museum, Air and ER: YOU ARE IN DE- erty is purported to be 239 Starboard Lane, 2006, at 6:00 p.m. at the The City will take advant- Fortunately for Tooele County, back packs. Lockers and checkrooms Space Museum and Udvar-Hazy Center FAULT UNDER A DEED Tooele County Court age of the tax-exempt OF TRUST, DATED Stansbury Park, UT just three years ago, a small travel- are no longer open. No sharp items like (in Virginia), American History Museum, 84074 more particularly House, South Auditori- law that became effec- March 04, 2004. UN- um, 47 N. Main, Tooele, tive January 1, 1996. ing exhibit, “Smithsonian Exhibit Key knives (of any type) screwdrivers, scis- American Indian Museum, Anacostia LESS YOU TAKE AC- described as follows: LOT 67, LAKESIDE Utah. The hearing will The vendors must use Ingredients: America by Food” was on sors, nail files, knitting needles etc. into Museum, Arts and Industries Building, TION TO PROTECT last at least one hour. tax exempt form TC721 at the Tooele Pioneer Museum for two the exhibits. Firearms, pepper spray and YOUR PROPERTY, IT SUBDIVISION NO. 2, Cooper-Hewitt, National Design ACCORDING TO THE Anyone wishing to make when purchasing con- months. True to Smithsonian form, it mace are also prohibited. MAY BE SOLD AT A comments may do so at struction materials for the Museum, Freer and Sackler Galleries, PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU OFFICIAL PLAT was available to the public for free. Certainly the curators of the THEREOF, IN TOOELE the hearing or by submit- project. A copy of form Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture NEED AN EXPLANA- ting written comments no TC721 will be completed The credits to this American icon Smithsonian represent educated intel- TION OF THIS PRO- COUNTY, STATE OF Garden, National Zoo, Natural History UTAH. 09-018-0-0067 later than 5:00 p.m. June and signed by a repre- abound. The analogies of the decades it ligentsia, but the heads and board of CEEDING, YOU 15, 2006, addressed to: sentative of Grantsville Museum, Postal Museum, and the SHOULD CONTACT A The undersigned dis- would take to see every possible exhibit trustees of the institution are political claims liability for any er- Mr. Dennis R. Downs, City at the time of bid in the museums if you looked nonstop, figures. The head of the Institution, Smithsonian Institution Building (the LAWYER. On May 16, Executive Secretary award. 2006, at 4:30pm, James ror in the address. The and the listings of items from all over the Chancellor, is the current Chief Castle, which now offers visitor infor- record owner(s) of the Utah Solid and Hazard- The Owner reserved the H. Woodall, as duly ap- ous Waste Control Board right to reject any and all the world, create descriptions that Justice of the United States. Its 17- mation). The American Art Museum and pointed Trustee under a property as of the recording of the Notice of De- P.O. Box 144880 bids, or to waive any ir- sound like the proverbial Texans talk- member board of regents includes its Renwick Gallery, and the Portrait Deed of Trust recorded Salt Lake City, Utah regularities or informali- March 09, 2004, as In- fault are RALPH E. MAY- ing. Everything there is “bigger ‘n bet- the Vice President of the U.S.(one Gallery are both closed until July for BURY AND CECILIA R. 84114-4880 ties in any bid or in the strument No. 219703, in Copies of the Modifica- bidding as may be in the ter.” A visit there last week, reminded of his few legal duties), three United renovations. The exhibition halls in the Book 0928, Page 0499, MAYBURY. This sale is for the pur- tion Request, Draft Per- best interest of Grants- me that this is not just hollow bragging States Senators appointed by the Vice Arts and Industries Building, the first of the Official Records in mit Change Pages, Draft ville City. – the analogies are true. If you visit the President in his capacity as President the office at the County pose of paying obliga- museum, are currently closed in prepa- tions secured by said Liquid Incineration (LIC) All questions concerning Smithsonian, don’t imagine you’ll see of the Senate, and three members of Recorder of Tooele Mustard Agent Trial the bid shall be directed ration for renovation. County, State of Utah, Deed of Trust including everything or even get a taste of most the U.S. House of Representatives fees, charges and ex- Burn, Draft Metal Parts to MHTN Architects Inc. Visiting this museum and the executed by Chris Smith Furnace (MPF) Mustard 1-801-595-6700, Atten- of it. It is said that viewing all of the appointed by the Speaker of the House. and Jennifer Smith, Hus- penses of Trustee, ad- monuments of Washington DC is a vances, if any, under the Agent Trial Burn for tion: Aaron Arbuckle. objects the Smithsonian owns would The remaining nine regents are “per- band And Wife As Joint Baseline Ton Containers (Published in the Tran- require a lifetime. Many more objects sons other than Members of Congress,” privilege and a treat — one that reminds Tenants, will sell at pub- terms of said Deed of Trust, interest thereon and Fact Sheet are avail- script Bulletin April 25, are tucked away and are not on view. who are appointed by joint resolution Americans of our heritage and our his- lic auction to highest bid- able for review by the 27, May 2 & 4, 2006) der, payable in lawful and the unpaid principal The exhibitions include more than 142 of Congress. Regents are volunteers. tory. Visit and you are sure to come of the note secured by public during regular money of the United business hours at the PUBLIC NOTICE million objects. Choose a few of your They are reimbursed for expenses away knowing things you did not know States at the time of said Deed of Trust with interest thereon as in Tooele Chemical Stock- GARY BUHLER, the un- interests and indulge yourself. when attending meetings. Day-to-day before. sale. Successful bidders pile Outreach Office, 54 dersigned, hereby gives must tender a deposit of said note and by law pro- I was a little surprised to find that vided. South Main Street, notice that an action has the origins of the Smithsonian are about $5,000 in certified funds Tooele, UT, on Monday been commenced in the to the trustee at the time DATED this 27th day of as home-made as the Statue of Liberty, April, 2006. through Friday from 8:30 Third District Court, of sale, with the balance a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and at Tooele County, State of which was a gift to the U.S. from due by noon the follow- BRYAN W. CANNON 8619 South Sandy the Division of Solid and Utah, by the undersigned France. The founder of the Smithsonian ing business day, at the Hazardous Waste Offi- to Quiet Title the follow- office of the Trustee. At Parkway Institution was a British scientist, James Building A, Suite 111 ces, 288 North 1460 ing described real prop- the west main entrance, West, Salt Lake City, on erty located in Tooele Smithson (1765–1829). He founded the north steps to the Tooele Sandy, Utah 84070 www.cannonfirm.com Monday through Friday County, Utah; the South- Smithsonian Institution for the promo- county District Court, 47 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 east Quarter of the tion and dissemination of knowledge. S. Main Tooele Utah all Office Hours: M-F 8am – 5pm p.m., or other hours with Southeast Quarter of He knew he had something good going, right, title and interest prior arrangement, ex- Section 22, Township 7 conveyed to and now Phone: (801) 255-7475 and he had a vision for his creation. He Cannon File #2060070 cept on State holidays. South, Range 4 West, held by it under said For the convenience of Salt Lake Base and meri- bequeathed it in his will to the United Deed of Trust in the (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin May 2, 9 & public access, an unoffi- dian, containing 40 States to create an “Establishment for property situated in said cial copy of the docu- acres. Aka 06-121-0- the increase and diffusion of knowledge County and State descri- 16, 2006) ments and fact sheet can 0001, the South one half among men,” if his nephew, Henry bed as: Lot 1, east high- Public Notices be found at of the Southwest Quarter James Hungerford, should die with- lands #1, according to Miscellaneous http://www.hazardous- and the Southwest Quar- the official plat thereof on waste.utah.gov/HWBran ter of the Southeast out heirs. In 1835, Hungerford did die file and of record in the Deadline for public no- ch/CDSection/CDS_PVA Quarter of Section 23, without heirs and the United States got office of the Tooele tices is 4 p.m. the day .htm Township 7 South, county recorder. The the benefit. President Andrew Jackson prior to publication. For additional informa- Range 4 West, Salt Lake informed Congress of the bequest, street address and other Public notices submit- tion regarding this pro- Base and Meridian, con- common designation of ted past the deadline posed modification, taining 120 acres. Aka which amounted to 100,000 gold sover- the real property descri- will not be accepted. please contact Deborah 06-121-0-0002, the eigns, or $500,000 U.S. dollars — just bed above is purported UPAXLP Ng of the Division of Sol- Northwest Quarter of the over $9 million of today’s dollars. to be: 620 East Vine id and Hazardous Waste Northeast Quarter and Eight years passed before Congress Street Tooele UT 84074. NOTICE OF AUCTION at (801) 538-6170. the North one half of the Estimated Total Debt as Date of Sale: Saturday, In compliance with the Northwest Quarter of passed an act to establish the of May 16, 2006 is May 20, 2006 Time: Americans with Disabili- Section 26, Township 7 Smithsonian Institution, and a distinc- $142,161.26. The under- 10:00am ties Act, individuals with South, Range 4 West, tive building on the mall known as “The signed Trustee disclaims Beehive Storage, 1498 N special needs (including Salt Lake Base and Meri- Castle” was not completed in 1855. any liability for any incor- Main, Tooele. auxiliary communicative dian, containing 120 Nevertheless, collecting began immedi- rectness of the street ad- This notice of auction is aids and services) Acres. Aka 06-121-0- dress and other common being given pursuant to should contact Charlene 0003, the Northeast ately after the bequest. Between 1838 designation, if any, 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code Lamph, Office of Human Quarter of the Northeast and 1842, the U.S. Navy circumnavi- shown herein. Said sale Annotated. Resources at (801) 536- Quarter of the Section gated the world collecting specimens of will be made without cov- UNIT #240 Claire Hut- 4413 (TDD 536-4414) at 27, Towship 7 South, thousands of animal specimens, 50,000 enant or warranty, ex- sell, PO Box 471, least five working days Range 4 West, Salt Lake press or implied, regard- Tooele. Red ford PU prior to the scheduled Base and Meridian, con- specimens for a herbarium, and shells, ing title, possession, con- Utah plate #MB2747, hearing. taing 40 acres. Aka 06- minerals, tropical birds, jars of seawater dition or encumbrances, Blue Ford Bronco, Utah (Published in the Tran- 121-0-0004, Against Ev- and ethnographic specimens from the including fees, charges Plate #RSC779, Gray script Bulletin May 2, erett J Stansfield (De- South Pacific. As the military and civil- and expenses of the car, unknown model, 2006) ceased), Inez Peterson ians surveyed the American West they Trustee and of the trusts Utah plate #383EAN (Deceased), Bernice created by said Deed of UNIT #375 Larry Oppen- INVITATION TO BID McClain Naylor (De- amassed artifacts and natural history Trust, to pay the remain- hein, 536 W 400 S, OWNER: Grantsville ceased) and all persons specimens. All of these collections were ing principal sums of the Tooele. 3 chain saws, City, Utah PROJECT: unkown, claiming any gathered awaiting buildings to house note(s) secured by said GRANTSVILLE CITY circular saw, power right, title, estate, lien or them. The Arts and Industries Building, Deed of Trust. The cur- sander, sand blaster, FIRE STATION 26 interest in the real prop- rent beneficiary of the misc. items. NORTH CENTER erty. the first museum, opened for James A Trust Deed as of the (Published in the Tran- STREET GRANTSVILLE Dated April 14, 2006, Garfield’s inauguration in 1881. date of this notice is: script Bulletin May 2 & 9, UTAH BIDS DUE: /S/ Gary Buhler, Attor- The Smithsonian is legally a body of Mortgage Electronic 2006) NOON, THURSDAY ney for William B. the federal government and more than ANSWERS ON A12 Registration Systems, MAY 11, 2006