www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Grantsville T thespians don fancy look for dandy show. See B1 BULLETIN May 17, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 111 NO. 102 50 cents THS Softball Three-peat TEAD, Dugway breathe easier by Mark Watson STAFF WRITER The mood of employees at Tooele Army Depot is much better this time around. Back in 1993 after the Defense Department put Tooele Army Depot on a list of military bases to be realigned it was a somber time for employees of the depot and others affected by the move. The economy INSIDE: A2 BRAC listing surprises no one at Deseret Chemical Depot.

of Tooele Valley suffered with the loss of 4,500 jobs. On Friday, the Defense Department revealed that it will not close or tamper with operations at TEAD. The same is true for Dugway Proving Ground. “People around here are feel- ing pretty good. We’re looking for- ward to a great future,” said Kathy Anderson, public affairs officer at TEAD. After reviewing a broad range of data and information provided by all military bases throughout the United States, officials agreed that missions and strategic locations of TEAD and Dugway Proving Ground are too valuable to the U.S. Military to close or realign. “We are happy to announce that we have not been nominated for photography / Troy Boman Lady Buffs dowse softball Tooele High Coach Barry Pitt after winning a third straight state title. The 3A tournament victory in St. George last Saturday brings Tooele High’s closure by the Secretary of Defense total state trophy count to five — matching the Beehive State’s record for most tournament wins. as part of the 2005 round of BRAC (Base Realignment and Closure),” said Lt. Col. Karol L. Ripley, com- mander of TEAD. “I expect the BRAC Commission Tooele girls capture third straight title will support this position as a part of their review and analysis. After more than a year of detailed analy- by Nick Drake Tooele kept its state title string alive Water polo team, runners top their games sis and hard work by a number of with another perfect run in the coveted SPORTS EDITOR personnel across the depot involved As the two-time defending Class 3A post-season affair, posting a 5-0 record by Nick Drake The Tooele High girls water polo team State softball champs, Tooele took the against the state’s elite teams in St. battled to their first-ever state title Saturday SEE BRAC ON A2 field last weekend knowing that a bulls- SPORTS EDITOR George to capture their third consecu- It was a state title blowout all over the at the Oquirrh Fitness Center in Kearns. eye was squarely on their back. tive state softball crown. state last weekend for Tooele County ath- The Lady Buffs upended Delta, Jordan And with an evenly talented field The Lady Buffs upended third-ranked letics teams and individuals. and finally Bear River to capture their gunning to shoot down the Lady Buffs Lehi twice, including a 3-1 decision in The Tooele High softball team made coveted state title in only their second year Mom and dad and a line-up with six different players, the title game Saturday, fourth-ranked good on their second straight title defense of existence. many teams in the classification figured Canyon View and unranked Wasatch by winning their third consecutive state Then, four Tooele County individual this would be the year that the string and Snow Canyon to rule the 3A soft- plead guilty softball championship. athletes powered their way to state titles would be snapped. ball ranks once again. However, that wasn’t the lone success Well, think again. to killing baby story of high school sports. SEE TITLES ON A3 SEE CHAMPS ON A3 by Mary Ruth Hammond STAFF WRITER Kevin and Connie Long, Hot weather could Tooele, both pleaded guilty High winds shut down freeway Monday morning in Tooele’s 3rd District Court to a second- by Mary Ruth Hammond degree felony charge of child trigger some floods STAFF WRITER abuse homicide. In exchange A wind moving at 70 to 80 mph for those pleas, another three by Mark Watson amounts of 1983. toppled two semi-trailer trucks charges of child abuse/neglect filed against each parent were STAFF WRITER Settlement Canyon Reservoir and on Interstate 80 near Wendover Ready, set, flood. Grantsville Reservoir are filled to Monday evening. Although no one dismissed. This definitely is one of those the brim and water is flowing down was injured, UHP Lt. Mike Rapich Kevin Long, 39, was sentenced rare years when high levels of pre- channels seldom used. Water from said winds necessitated that yesterday by Judge Randall N. cipitation during winter and spring Settlement Canyon rarely reaches trucks and other high-profile vehi- Skanchy to a 1-15 year prison months could mean too much water the channel along SR-112 between cles traveling along I-80 from Lake sentence — the maximum pen- to handle in the valley when tem- Tooele and Grantsville, but that Point to Wendover be restricted alty allowed under Utah law for peratures start to soar in late spring. channel should be filled over the for approximately 90 minutes. “At a second degree felony. How Weather forecasters say tempera- next two weeks. about 4:45 p.m. Monday, a semi much time Long will actually tures should hit the mid-80s in the “Right now water is flowing down was blown over about two miles serve in prison will be up to the next few days, and that could mean the historical channel,” said Gerald east of Wendover,” Rapich stated. Board of Pardons. photography / Troy Boman Judge Skanchy ordered that some flooding in Tooele County. Webster, public works director for “Ten minutes later, another semi Truck drivers Don Beard and John Williams (l-r) were both headed westbound Kevin Long’s 1-15 year prison Water runoff problems would be Tooele City. was blown over on the Wendover on I-80 but had to wait out Monday nights wind storm in Lake Point. I-8o was term on the homicide charge minuscule compared to 1983, but After water flows down Seventh off-ramp.” closed in both directions around 5:30 pm due to high winds. could be damaging nonetheless. South, it is channeled northwest A third semi-trailer truck rolled run consecutively with a 0-5 year near the power outages caused Even if Tooele Valley and nearby around the old Tooele Army Depot on I-80 near milepost 50 at mid- power outage near Erda/Stansbury prison term he is currently serv- by high winds along the Wasatch mountains get pounded by a late area and down the south side of night Tuesday, Rapich added. “The Park at 11:16 p.m. Monday,” Hymas ing for probation violation. Prior Front, Jeff Hymas, Utah Power May snowstorm, flood-control plans SR-112. It flows out into an isolated wind had died down by then, but said. “That outage, caused by a to the Jan. 14, 2005 murder of spokesperson, noted there were are better now than back then. area where it soaks down into the there was still rain coming down.” five-month-old Paul Long, Kevin several “small outages” in Tooele Also, snow depth in the mountains Although Tooele County resi- dents didn’t experience anywhere County last night. “There was one SEE WINDS ON A2 still does not match the historic SEE FLOOD ON A3 SEE LONGS ON A4

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 DOINGS B2 INSIDE Mostly cloudy tonight and OBITUARIES A7 TV LISTINGS B3 Nicole Heder earns coveted Wednesday with a chance of rain. county dairy princess crown Lows in the 40s. Highs in the 70s. SPORTS A9 CROSSWORD B3 See A4 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B7 A2 TUESDAY May 17, 2005

the Army. Chemical depot’s BRAC listing no surprise BRAC The Pentagon recommended that continued from page A1 Hill Air Force Base be realigned, by Karen Lee Scott — the last of the three types of in data collection, the decision not resulting in a net loss of 145 out of more than 23,000 jobs. STAFF WRITER chemicals stored at DCD. to nominate TEAD for closure is Despite Deseret Chemical Tooele County Commission very satisfying. This reflects the “Hill will not only survive, but it Depot (DCD) being placed on Chairman Dennis Rockwell said Department of Defense’s confidence will thrive,” Sen. Orrin Hatch said. the latest Base Realignment that overall he was glad the in Tooele’s ability to perform its “This is, overall, very good news for and Closure list, officials don’t county’s other military installa- assigned mission. I am very proud our state, our workers and our facil- appear worried or astonished — tions weren’t placed on the list of the employees at TEAD and their ities. This is a testament to the hard in fact they seem quite placid. and said that while the chemical many accomplishments in support- work and dedication of the people “We found out that morning depot closure will have a “signifi- ing the soldiers around the world,” who provide the military with such [Friday] that we were on the cant impact” on those who work the commander said. exceptional value every day.” list,” said Col. Raymond Van there, they know enough ahead Approximately 549 people work “Everyone came together to Pelt, DCD commander, but there of time that they can prepare for at TEAD which includes one of the ensure Pentagon officials knew we was really “no surprise.” the future. He noted that the last last large ammunition storage areas had the best workers in the mili- DCD is a limited-function time a Tooele County military in world. tary,” Hatch said. “This is a result installation pointed out Van installation was on a BRAC list, Dugway Proving Ground con- of supportive community and state Pelt. “We have no other activi- some 4,500 people lost their jobs tinues to be an important cog in leaders, a strong team in the Utah ties here that are really beyond in a matter of just two years. the U.S. military machine as the Defense Alliance, and a very unified storage and demil.” Rockwell said while it is Pentagon tries to cut costs, stream- Congressional delegation. We have He said the Department of unknown who will get posses- line operations and scrap antiquated suffered some losses today, but this Defense didn’t see the value in sion of the depot property after methods. has definitely been a ‘net positive’ photography courtesy DCD keeping the site open beyond closure, he speculated that it In addition to the highly-special- for Utah,” Hatch said. “All told, it’s Two Deseret Chemical Depot employees dressed in personal protec- final chemical destruction pro- ized missions conducted at Dugway, one of the most positive outcomes tive gear examine a container with chemical agent inside. The depot may go to the Bureau of Land the commander said the public has we could have imagined.” cesses and clean-up efforts. He was recently listed on the BRAC list and is set to close in 2012. Management, the county or per- also noted that the depot was haps the town of Ophir. helped Dugway to avoid any major Congressman Rob Bishop also commended the Utah Defense already slated to be closed by ity, retire early or to receive job This is because DCD already He hopes that if the coun- changes. Alliance and Utah’s congressional 2012 — a deadline that was in training for other types of occu- planned to close in the next ty gets the land, those farm- “The support of the Dugway delegation working together as an place well before the most recent pations. decade and because this time ers who previously owned the community and those neighboring effective team. BRAC list was announced. Doralee Speakman, a Stockton around she has more senior- land would have the first chance communities outside our installa- “I’m proud of the folks at Tooele “Bottom line — we will com- resident who works at DCD as ity. She could retire soon if she to buy back their segments of tion has been essential for making and Dugway, who have also shown plete the mission [which is to a program analyst, said this is wanted to but she may also property. this installation a valued part of the importance of their hard work safely destroy the current stock- the second BRAC she has been consider getting transferred to He said another possibility our nation’s defense structure,” said and their unique installations to pile of World War II era weap- through. She was employed by another depot. Speakman noted would be for a private company Col. Gary R. Harter, commander at the nation’s military force. The ons] and then we will close,” the Tooele Army Depot when that being on the BRAC list to come in and buy up the land. Dugway. Department has recognized their Van Pelt said. the 1993 list was announced, “does give you a lot.” Even so, not all of the land will The colonel supports the BRAC abilities and rewarded them for it,” Just over 1,000 contractors, and while that closure came as As far as what happens to be free and clear of military ties process. Bishop said. 500 civilians and three military a shock, she said this one “is no the 1,000 plus contract workers because many of the munition “While no change was announced The Defense Department pro- officials currently work at DCD. who won’t receive government igloos at DCD are planned to be for this installation, this is an impor- posed shutting down 33 of the 318 help, it will be up to their indi- used by the Tooele Army Depot tant process for transforming the major military bases across the vidual employers to figure out for additional storage. However, Army into a force America needs in ETCETERA ... United States. just what will happen down the the Department of Defense has a changed world with new threats,” The nine member BRAC road. The largest of such employ- yet to approve this plan. Harter said. “These changes will Commission has until September Temps/Precipitation Valley Weather Forecast ers at DCD is EG&G Defense While DCD is on the list, the impact our soldiers and their fami- Local Weather to forward its reccomendations to Materials, Inc. EG&G Project list is only a recommendation lies as they continue to serve, mak- Date High Low (prec./inches) President George W. Bush. After he Wed Communications Specialist at this point. The Department of ing them better prepared to defend May 12 58 35 .15 71/53 our nation.” review the data the president then May 13 64 39 trace 5/18 Mark Mesesan, said the BRAC Defense recommendations will forwards the recommendations to May 14 69 42 announcement doesn’t have a be reviewed by a nine-member The one Utah installation list- Sunshine along with some passing Congress, which has 45 legislative May 15 78 50 clouds. High 71F. Winds SSW at 5 positive or negative effect on independent BRAC Commission. ed for closing, Deseret Chemical May 16 75 53 trace days to act on the report. to 10 mph. EG&G because the company The commission, chaired by Depot (See related story on A2), Under the BRAC statute, actions has to finish the work it has former Secretary of Veterans was already scheduled to close in Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer to close or realign an installation for the National Weather Service, reports been contracted to do before Affairs Anthony Principi, must approximately 2012. The Pentagon must be initiated within two years that his recording station at 139 S. Main Thu the plant closes. submit its final recommenda- expects to transfer Deseret’s weap- 83/59 after Congressional approval, with received 3.10 inches of precipitation 5/19 “It doesn’t have any impact tions to President George W. ons storage capabilities to Tooele between May 12 and May 16 and a total of Bush by Sept. 8. Army Depot, a move that should completion in six years. 2.95 so far this month. The normal for May Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the on us at all. We will continue to strengthen Tooele’s position within e-mail: [email protected] is 1.91 inches. low 80s and lows in the upper 50s. work on eliminating the stock- The BRAC Commission will For the water year, which began Oct. pile.” The closure of the depot hold regional meetings to solicit 1, 2003, Tooele has received 18.58 inches is something Mesesan says public input prior to making its Tooele County due to the high of precipitation. The normal for the year is Fri EG&G’s management has had its recommendations to the presi- Winds winds, a batting cage at Tooele’s 18.49 inches of precipitation. 81/55 Dow James Park sustained con- 5/20 Employee Transition Committee dent. The commission may hold continued from page A1 Pollen Count look into for the past several such a meeting in this area, but weather-related pole fire, affected siderable damage. “The wind gusts Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 80s picked up a $3,000 batting cage and lows in the mid 50s. months. The committee was set one has yet to be scheduled. 728 customers. Power was restored The pollen counts from the up to “ensure that all the needs Once the president reviews by 11:34 p.m. and tossed it some 275 yards over Intermountain Allergy and of the workers are taken care the commission’s recommenda- Hymas said residents along the the baseball field,” Angelo Cerroni, Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City the park’s groundskeeper said. “The Sat of,” said Mesesan. tions, he then forwards the doc- Wasatch Front were not so fortu- as of May 17, 2005 were as fol- 77/58 uments to Congress. Congress equipment is now unusable and 5/21 “We hope to be able to put nate. “The number of customers lows: everybody to work who wants to will then have 45 legislative along the Wasatch Front without busted to hell. Money for the bat- Mulberry - Very High Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper days to act on the report. Under power bounced between 16,000 to ting cage was donated by local mer- 70s and lows in the upper 50s. work.” As jobs go away between Mold — High 2006 and 2012, Mesesan said BRAC statute, actions to close 18,000 houses Monday evening,” chants. I’m heartbroken over it.” Grass — High EG&G has the ability to place or realign an installation must Hymas said. And in the northern Walnut — Moderate Sun employees on a number of dif- be initiated within two years area of Salt Lake County as well Tooele Mold — Moderate 82/54 ferent projects elsewhere, add- after congressional approval, as in Davis County, approximately Oak — Low 5/22 ing “there is still a large amount with completion in six years. 28,000 households were without Sycamore — Low A few clouds. Highs in the low 80s of work to do” at DCD. For more information on power when a bird entered the Maple — Low and lows in the mid 50s. It will take whole year to con- BRAC and how it affects instal- “parish substation” in Centerville, “We Are Your Neighborhood Chenopods — Low ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content lations nationwide, visit www. Hymas said. Family Theatre” Service vert the plant from processing Sagebrush — Low VX nerve agent to mustard agent dod.mil/brac or www.hqda.army. Although there were not a lot 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. mil/acsim/brac/braco.htm. of reports of property damage in (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 Being on the BRAC list will big deal.” Tickets are now available online create options for government at www.movieswest.com workers and military officials to transfer to a different facil- Voice of Tooele County Tooele weather reporter dies at 92 th since 1894 MAY 19 OPEN AT NOON EVERYDAY 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 by Karen Lee Scott Mike will be calling me today.” th Utah Press Association STAFF WRITER “I looked forward to talking THURS, MAY 19 General Excellence Award recipient. Perhaps Mother Nature was with her every week. She was a MIDNIGHT SHOWINGS weeping at the loss of a close really cheerful, spunky person,” STAR WARS!! ADMINISTRATION friend when drops of rain gently said Mike, adding he was sur- * SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER kissed the earth yesterday morn- prised when he learned she was Star Wars Episode 3 MIDNIGHT(PG-13) JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS ing as 92-year-old Anna (Ann) over 90. “She wasn’t afraid to DlyDly:: 12:30, 4:40, 9:203:30, 6:30, 9:30 MAY 19TH Bevan passed away. speak her mind and sometimes SunSat:: 12:30,12:05, 3:30,4:40, 6:309:20 (PG-13) OFFICE For more than four decades, would tell me a funny story about Sun: 12:05, 4:40 KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER Ann has helped collect and report her life. I’m really going to miss BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER weather data taken at 7 a.m. and those conversations.” Sahara DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER 5 p.m. every day outside her home Besides weather, Ned said his Dly: 12:05, 4:40, 9:202:30, 4:55, 7:15, 9:40(PG-13) KELLY CHANCE OFFICE ASSISTANT SunSat:: 12:05, 2:30,4:40, 4:55,9:20 7:15 mom loved the Utah Jazz. (PG-13) on the south end of Tooele City’s Sun: 12:05, 4:40 EDITORIAL Main Street. She and other mem- “I sometimes thought she liked J. MICHAEL CALL MANAGING EDITOR bers of her family did this faithful- John Stockton better than me,” Monster-In-Law* NICK DRAKE SPORTS EDITOR ly 365 days a year, but never once he said with a smile. Dly: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15(PG-13) KAREN HUNT COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR received a penny for the valuable He also said Ann loved to bowl Dly: 4:40, 9:20 SunSat:: 12:10,12:05, 2:25,4:40, 4:40,9:20 7:00 (PG-13) MARY RUTH HAMMOND STAFF WRITER community service. and was a member of several Sun: 12:05, 4:40 AUDREY ROCK-RICHARDSON STAFF WRITER You see, Ann and her late leagues where she made many KAREN LEE SCOTT STAFF WRITER * husband Burdett were coopera- Anna “Ann” Bevan friends. She was also an avid gar- TROY BOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER Star Wars Episode 3 tive weather observers for the dener and could often be found MIDNIGHT(PG-13) BARBARA BENNETT TYPESETTER Dly: 12:15, 4:40, 9:203:15, 6:15, 9:15 MAY 19TH National Weather Service — posi- out in her yard tending to her Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 daily phone calls. Ned added, Sun: 12:15, 3:15, 6:15 (PG-13) ADVERTISING tions that are strictly volunteer “Hundreds of people across the garden. Sun: 12:05, 4:40 CLAYTON DUNN ADVERTISING MANAGER based. It was Burdett who first nation do the same thing. I don’t Ann’s community service will * KEITH BIRD ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT introduced Ann to the weather know of any other government be missed, but the Bevan family Kicking and Screaming DEBBIE WINN ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT observing scene. He learned the agency that has so many volun- tradition will live on as Ned and Dly: 12:10, 4:40, 9:202:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15(PG-13) Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 LIZ ARELLANO GRAPHIC ARTIST art of weather watching from his teers.” Shauna will continue collecting Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) Sun: 12:05, 4:40 HEIDI MILLS GRAPHIC ARTIST father Amos. The Bevan’s services were and reporting local weather con- LORI LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED & LEGAL Burdett and Ann passed the also a twice-weekly part of the ditions. * ADVERTISING CONSULTANT observing tradition on to their Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Every At Ann’s request, no funeral Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy two children Dick and Ned, and Tuesday and Thursday, Managing will be held. Graveside services Dly: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 PRODUCTION Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00 (PG) to their five grandchildren Sharol, Editor Mike Call would telephone will be held on Wednesday, May (PG-13) PERRY DUNN PREPRESS MANAGER Amanda, Katie, Stephanie and 18, 2005 at 11 a.m. at the Tooele DARWIN COOK WEB PRESS MANAGER Ann to get the most recent weather Patrick. Burdett passed away in information such as high and low City Cemetery. Friends and fam- Show Times are subject to change. JAMES PARK PRESSMAN Open EVERY DAY at NOON 1994, but Ann and her offspring ily may call at Tate Mortuary on SCOTT CRINER PRESSMAN temperatures as well as recent All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 BRANDON ROBISON INSERT TECHNICIAN kept the weather recording tradi- precipitation amounts. Shauna Wednesday from 9-10:30 a.m., • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 prior to the service. 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each time.” Flood Champs Lindsey Palmer said she had continued from page A1 continued from page A1 confidence that the team would come through during the tourna- acquifer. Webster said if something In fact, Tooele hasn’t even ment, even with the new start- goes wrong and that channel gets been challenged the past three ers. plugged, water can be diverted into years winning all 15 state tour- “It feels good still,” stated the a gravel pit on the west side of the nament games in a row without two-time MVP. “It’s not old hat railroad tracks in the Seventh South a state defeat. Not too shabby for us. The other girls knew area. for a team that had to replace they had big shoes to fill and so “That gravel pit is our spare tire, six positions from last year’s we don’t want to use the spare until title team with a handful of they stepped up and got the job we get a flat. If we fill the gravel juniors, sophomores and even a done. pit now when we don’t need to we pair of freshman. “I had a lot of confidence in won’t have a spare tire to use later Tooele Coach Barry Pitt said them from day one,” she con- on,” Webster said. winning titles isn’t getting old tinued. “We have three now. Weather patterns of three or four for the Lady Buff squad. We now want to get the fourth days of cool weather followed by “It feels new every time,” he one.” two days of warm weather have pre- said. “It never gets old. The girls There were a lot of good vented huge amounts of water from feel like they are king of the hill. teams this year and Palmer said gushing out of the mountains all at They feel like they own it and they didn’t always know who once. Hot weather would change don’t want to give it up. This is they would face. that pattern. something to be proud of. These “But we knew we wanted it “The best situation is to have girls have a lot poise and charac- so bad that we couldn’t see us a warm snap, cool back off for ter and every singe one of them falling short,” she said. “Even a while, then have some more — including the substitutions though we were behind, we warm weather. If it turned hot and we made in the tournament — knew that is wasn’t an option stayed hot, we would have trouble,” to lose and that we would come photography / Troy Boman contributed to this title. Webster said. Water running down the southern side of state Route 112 (the road between Tooele and Grantsville) will “This one was special because back, no matter what it took.” Settlement Canyon Irrigation likely flow steadily for the next two weeks. While chances of valleywide flooding are low some flooding could it’s hard to do anything three And with six returning start- President Gary Bevan said he occur, but it will be minuscule compare to the floods of 1983. times in a row,” the coach ers back next year — including receives about 20 calls a day from added. “Each one of them has its both pitchers — Tooele appears people worried about flooding. He May 1, 1983 snow-water levels at May 12 the snow-water level mea- could have problems,” Bevan said. own value to it that doesn’t take ready to face another tough said it is a bit worrisome, but right Rocky Basin, which drains down sured 37 inches. Tuesday morning it But for a man who has watched away from the other champion- challenge of making a run at now thinks everything will be OK. Settlement Canyon, hit 50 inches. measured 36.1 inches, according to the water situation in Tooele Valley ship. It adds a little more to it four straight state softball titles. “We’ve had so much rain that On May 1 this year it reached 35.4 the daily Snotel report. for years, Bevan hates to utter the nobody is using any water. High inches. Cool weather and intermit- Mother Nature will have the final words: “I hope it doesn’t rain.” NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 runoff will come in one or two tent snow storms in the mountains say on what happens regarding run- “We’re just getting back to nor- have kept snow-water level about weeks,” he said. off. “If we get some storms like they mal. We’ve been dry so long I never Full Service Salon & Day Spa Bevan pointed out that on the same during the past week. On did in Cache Valley last week we want to turn away water,” he said. We Now Have Massage Therapists Titles continued from page A1 at the Class 3A and 1A State Track & Field meets at Brigham Young University Friday and Saturday. 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(see related stories inside Behind Jims Restaurant today’s edition.) photography / Troy Boman NEW LOCATION! & South of Nigh Time Donuts It was quite a memorable week- Members of the Tooele High School girls water polo team celebrate their state championship victory end for local high school athletes. Saturday night as they ride down Main Street atop a fire truck.

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The girls were crowned on Saturday night after they competed against more than a dozen other girls. and their accomplishments. But best jingle award. travel throughout the county and then attend Salt Lake Community PICK UP YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS WITHOUT in the end, the three out-of-town * Poise and Presence Award went participate in the Fourth of July College to earn an associate’s judges had the unenviable task of to Allie Anderson, 16, daughter of parades and the Tooele County Fair. degree as well as a degree in cos- GETTING OUT OF YOUR CAR! choosing just three girls to reign as Martin and Suzanne Anderson of During the 2005-06 school year, metology. She then plans to work the Tooele County’s Dairy Princess Grantsville. Nicole, Mackenzie and Hannah will as a cosmetologist to pay her way royalty for the next 12 months. * Best Interview Award was visit elementary students and talk through Brigham Young University Nicole Heder, 17, daughter of presented to Abigail McNeill, with them about the importance of (BYU), as she majors in political Van and Wendy Heder of Tooele, 17, daughter of Jeff and Teresa eating healthy foods, staying physi- science. Nicole was chosen last is Tooele County’s 2005 Dairy McNeill, Grantsville. cally fit, remaining drug, violence, summer as one of 12 Utah teens Princess. Her co-attendants are: * Other contestants in the 2005 and alcohol-free, improving self- to travel to Washington, D.C. with Medication Hannah Finley, 17, who is being Tooele County Dairy Princess esteem, and much more. Utah Congressman Rob Bishop. raised by her uncle and aunt, Glen Pageant included: Julee Baird, 16, In an Interview with the Tooele Co-attendant Hannah Finley, and Sue Barrus of Grantsville; and daughter of Terry and Jan Baird, Transcript-Bulletin, the new dairy a Grantsville High School senior, Mackenzie Idom, 17, daughter of Grantsville; Cristi Bissegger, 17, princess said she was surprised Station at participates with her school’s FFA Danny and Kathy Idom of Erda. daughter of Scott and Colette and honored to be chosen from program and rodeo club. She plans Other awards presented Bissegger, Stansbury Park; Katrine a field of 15 contestants. Nicole, to attend Utah Career College this Saturday night included: “Casey” Cox, 18, daughter of who was born in Provo, moved to fall and eventually earn a degree as * Special Contestant: Dairy Seth and Tamra Cox, Grantsville; Tooele with her family eight years a veterinarian technician. Princess Nicole Heder also won Patricia “Trish” Ellen Hoy, 16, ago. She has four younger sisters Dave's Drugs Mackenzie Idom, also a Co- this award. Each contestant voted daughter of Gary and Mary Hoy, and a younger brother. “I look for- attendant, moved with her fam- for the young woman they felt was Tooele; Laura Hunter, 18, daugh- ward to serving the community,” most upbeat, friendly and dedi- ter of Gary and Karen Hunter, Nicole said, “especially the elderly ily from West Jordan to Erda 10 years ago. She loves horses and cated throughout practices and Stockton; Brandy Lynn Keefer, 17, who have already given so much to • Drive to Dave’s Drugs and park preparation of the Dairy Princess daughter of Charlene Shafer and the community.” plans to attend BYU-Idaho follow- ing her 2006 high school gradu- contest. Scott Keefer, Dugway; Lani Allyn Nicole’s platform as the Tooele • Using your cell phone call us at * Academic Award: Again, Nicole Penney, daughter of Randi Penney County Dairy Princess will be ation. Mackenzie wants to earn Heder was a co-recepient of this Stansbury Park; Sunnie Lynn Cheese, Please. “I want to instill in a degree in criminal justice and 882-0287 (touch 9 or 0 to award. Tenisha Hicks, 18, Tooele, Rushton, 17, daughter of Doug children the importance of eating “help children who live in abusive exit electronic operator) who is being raised by her mother and Peggy Rushton; Tiffany Nicole dairy products,” she said. situations.” Deirdre Hicks and grandparents Steadman, 18, daughter of David Nicole’s hobbies include tennis, e-mail: [email protected] • Tell us your location in the J.W. and Mary Anderson, was also and Theresa Steadman, Tooele. ballroom dancing, reading histo- parking lot and your car a co-receipent of the academic Nicole, Hannah and Mackenzie ry books, playing the piano, and description award. Both young women carry will represent Tooele County as spending time with her family. She a 3.9 GPA. well as the Utah Dairy industry will graduate from THS this coming • We will bring your Rx order to * Tenisha Hicks also won the over the next 12 months. They will December — one semester early — your car.

baby at that time. But the dad son’s death, they were under Longs later told police that he got up investigation by the Department At Dave’s Drugs we know the value of your continued from page A1 around 3 a.m. and put his son’s of Child and Family Services time. We recognize your special needs. If you pacifier in the baby’s mouth. because of allegations of child Long was on probation for a When Det. Bracken asked are a mom with small children or have health drug conviction. His arrest for abuse. Connie Long on Jan. 14 why Tooele County Deputy challenges that prohibit coming into the store, the death of his baby violated there was bruising around the his probation and he was trans- Attorney Dave Cundick was the baby’s lips and a significant slit lead prosecutor in the homicide try Medication Station at Dave’s Drugs. ported to the prison to serve the on the child’s chin, the mother original sentence on the drug- case for the state. Doug Hogan said she held her baby’s head 493 W. 400 N., Tooele related crime. was the legal counsel for Kevin while her husband pushed a Connie Long, 29, who is cur- Long and Scott Broadhead is pacifier in Paul’s mouth. Connie rently being held in the Davis representing Connie Long. 882-4800 3030 WESTWest 1st1ST SouthSOUTH • • 882-0287882-0287 Long said she held the paci- www.mohlmanlaw.com County jail, will be sentenced by Holly Johnson, victims’ rights fier in her son’s mouth with the Judge Skanchy on July 11. coordinator for the Tooele According to police records, palm of her hand and added that County Attorney’s office indi- Tooele Police Officers Jamie she knew she hurt her infant cated relief yesterday that Kevin Cholico and Becky Bracken because there was blood on the Long got the maximum pen- were dispatched to the Long’s pacifier and on the corner of the alty. Johnson added, however, residence, 871 S. Coleman St., baby’s mouth. “I wish that I or someone else at approximately 8:25 a.m. on Connie Long told police that had been asked by the court to Jan. 14, on reports that a child she and her husband tightly speak in behalf of the child. No at that address was not breath- wrapped a blanket around the one spoke for Paul — but I take ing. “When I arrived at the Long baby’s head and face “to keep comfort in knowing that he is residence on Jan. 14, I imme- the pacifier in his mouth.” now in the arms of his Heavenly diately observed a baby in a Kevin and Connie Long also Father.” crib in the living room,” Bracken told police that before their said during a March preliminary hearing held in the Tooele Valley Precinct Court. “The infant was Invite the whole town obviously deceased,” Bracken continued.. to your yard sale! During the March preliminary hearing, Det. Bracken testified that both Kevin and Connie Long were interviewed at the police station on the morning of Jan. 14. Kevin Long reportedly stated to Det. Roger Niesporek Sr. that he and his wife put their baby 882-0050 to bed around 9 p.m. on Jan. 13. At approximately 10 or 10:30 that night, little Paul started cry- ing. Kevin Long reportedly told police he got out of bed and Memorial Day punched the infant in the legs “to make him be quiet.” Family Fun 5k Walk/Run Bracken also testified that Kevin Long told police he heard “strange noises” coming from ��� ���������������������� �������������������� the baby around 3 a.m. on Jan. ��������������������������������� ������������������������������ 14. Bracken said the father ini- ������������������������������ TH AM ������������������������������ ��������������� tially stated that neither he or ���������������������� ��������������������������� MONDAY, MAY 30 • 9 �� �������������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������������������� his wife got up to check on the ����� � Cost: $10 single reg. fee $15 day of race ��� �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������� �������������� $20 family reg. fee $25 day of race Unload Register at ������������� Sweat Fitness ���������������� Your 34 South Main, Truck Tooele Trophy’s awarded to top finishers and first fifty get medals. Race starts at Sweat Fitness Center and continues down Vine Street and back. 882-0050 A6 TUESDAY May 17, 2005

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Dynasty in the making? The Tooele High softball team needs to keep winning state cham- pionships — because it’s fun, and because it’s the stuff legends are made of. Skyline High football had it going for about five years with cham- pionship after championship. Grantsville High tennis piled up state title after state title in both boys and girls divisions. The New York Yankees regularly conquer the highest heights of baseball claiming World Series trophies galore. Back in the ‘70s the UCLA Bruins were NCAA champions nearly seven times in a row. The L.A. Lakers had the threepeat-thing going just a couple of years ago. The Chicago Bulls won seven titles in one decade thanks to Michael Jordan. Building a sporting dynasty is easier said than done. But the Tooele High Lady Buffs are already running over com- petition on a regular basis. Coach Barry Pitt should continue to do whatever he’s been doing to inspire, help softball players improve, play together as a team and come through in the clutch to win state championships. Nab a few more of these trophies and people throughout the state will think “softball dynasty” when they hear the word Tooele. Tooele won its third-straight state softball title Saturday in St. George. In fact, they may already have reached the dynasty level. If they never win another one it takes nothing away from what they have already accomplished. Players from those three teams will LETTERS TO THE EDITOR always cherish the moments, they can proudly review the key hits, the strong pitching performances and the big plays that gave them oping in a way he could not accept, he Volkswagon stopped and offered assis- notoriety in high school sports. G’ville decision praised gave the WWG an ultimatum at the April tance as I sat in my car consoling my Editor: But it would be great if Tooele could make this a habit. If they can meeting: Have the taxpayers compensate tired children. I was recently home for the funeral of continue to work the magic and turn this into a dynasty. us for game animals killed by wolves, and I did not get his name but would like my grandmother. I have to say that liv- Do it for the mediocre athletes and fans from Tooele who can’t hit a allow CWMU operators to freely shoot to let him know how much I appreciate ing out of Utah for the past 20 years has softball, throw a strike or run the bases without collapsing. wolves on their land, or else we will see his act of kindness. My faith in the good- changed me in a lot of ways. I’ve learned to it that there will be no wolves in Utah! ness of mankind was renewed as this But when someone learns they are from Tooele, those fans can say: many things in many places and coun- (CWMU operators have a business rela- man changed a strangers flat tire on a “Have you heard about our softball team?” tries where I’ve visited and lived. tionship with the state whereby they take dark, rainy night. As I this newspaper read with inter- a percentage of the proceeds from high- est, I found that the city council of Lydia Jacobson priced hunting tags in return for manag- ROUNDTABLE Grantsville needs a huge round of Hometown ing their land to support trophy animals.) applause from its residents today. The other members of the WWG united in Do you agree or disagree with BRAC’s recom- It is very hard for a community like Spirits lifted at gas pump rejecting these outrageous demands, so ours to deny potential growth to anyone Editor: Mr. Peay quit the WWG and left the meet- mendation to close the Deseret Chemical Depot who wants to come into our community. Something happened to me last ing, determined to carry out his threat. But I believe that this city council did week that I would like to share with my once its mission is completed. What should SFW insists that the demands be with much thought effectively put off friends, those I know and those I haven’t met, or that all wolves entering Utah be the site be used for once the depot is closed? unnecessary development in the tabling met yet. deported by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife of the motion for zone change that I had just finished shopping and was Service until the species is removed from Rick Kirkland Craig Anderson was recently documented in the Tooele on my way home. I needed some gas for TOOELE CITY RESIDENT FORMER GRANTSVILLE CITY the Endangered Species List, and there- COUNCILMAN Transcript-Bulletin. my lawnmower, so I stopped at the Shell The announcement of after classified as an unprotected species It appears that the I commend Councilman Todd station in Tooele. I didn’t need much, Utah losing Tooele’s like the coyote so they can be shot on BRAC commission perhaps a half gallon or so. I didn’t want Deseret Chemical Castagno and do agree with his posi- has made it official sight by anyone. Depot may be the tion that while the zone change should to go inside (lazy) and I didn’t want to that Deseret Chemical Their strategy is to so far outnumber best news this state be approved, the conditional use permit use my debit card for a dollar or two. is on the base clo- wolf advocates at the upcoming Regional could have received. should not be issued to the developer As I pulled into the pumps I noticed a sure list. This isn’t The depot has been Wildlife Advisory Council (RAC) meet- lady on the opposite side putting gas into unexpected. In some from Salt Lake. Anyone who would come working itself out of ings, and the subsequent Wildlife Board ways it’s maybe an to a small community and call one of our her car. I decided to be bold, so I asked a job since it began meeting, that the lawmakers will cave in advantage to some of the workers who local developer’s buildings “crap” is just her if I gave her a dollar would she mind destroying weapons. Adding DCD to the to their demands. are employed there. It could qualify them if I put some gas from her pump into my closure list will help the employees who speaking out of hand and in frustration. for base closure benefits. It appears that Bluntly stated, SFW is betting that had already expected to lose their job as This is not the kind of developer we want can. She readily agreed. As I reached for Dugway wasn’t even mentioned and there wolf advocates are too self-centered soon as the chemical weapons were gone to have in our community and I would be the pump handle and she said, “I’ll do it.” will be no effect to the Tooele Army Depot. to bother to show up at the meetings anyway. All states with military facilities are led to seriously questions the motives of I held the can while she pumped the Hill Air Force Base seems to have fared scheduled to lose something; it is good to speak up for wolves (or won’t know gas. It rang up to $1.03, she stopped well, which is important to the economy this particular developer. news that other Utah military locations will about the meetings, or will be too intimi- of Utah. However, we must remember Once again thank you Grantsville City pumping, she looked at me and con- not be affected by the BRAC closure rec- dated by the hunter presence to attend that this is only the first recommendation, Council for having the best interests of tinued to $1.43. I assumed she wasn’t ommendation list. The Deseret Chemical them). And they are betting that the and now the politics will set in. Lest we watching, so I yelled for her to stop. She Depot has served the Army well storing our community at heart. forget, it was originally recommended that RACs and Wildlife Board, some members chemical weapons. Closing this facility will Valerie (Durrant) Purvis replyed with a smile and said “that’s OK.” Tooele Army Depot be the consolidation of which owe their positions to SFW, will mean that all of the chemical agents, along Woodward, Iowa I don’t know her and I’m sure she point for several bases by the first BRAC with their residues, will need to be cleaned do the dirty work of rewriting the plan to doesn’t know me. I was about to offer to commission. Then the political decision up and removed before the facility is suit SFW. pay her the 43 cents when I realized what was made to spare those other bases and given to the county. This is good news for Anti-wolf tactics shocking Information about the upcoming RAC/ close Tooele instead. In my opinion, the she had really done! Her smile and her everyone who lives in Tooele County. It will Editor: WB meetings can be obtained on the fight has just begun. I agree with the BRAC kind eyes to me told me it wasn’t about ensure that Tooele County is truly a safer, Wildlife breathes life into the wild and commission, on closing Deseret Chemical. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources web- 43 cents, it was a simple act of kindness, more environmentally friendly place and no species does it more potently than the Closing Deseret Chemical once the stock- site: www.wildlife.utah.gov/ and at www. of doing a little more than was expected. that the Army fulfilled its obligation to Utah. wolf. Just the prospect of hearing a wolf pile of chemical agent is destroyed has utahwolf.net/ If I had offered to pay her for the gas it howl in the distance adds greatly to any Missy Thompson been the plan all along. This just makes it Kirk Robinson, Ph.D. would have tarnished her gift. official. Will that area ever be usable for camping experience. Even more impor- THS BUFFALOG CO-EDITOR Executive Director of Western To the lady at the pump, thank you anything else, that’s the question. There tant, the wolf is a keystone predator, nec- If the Deseret Wildlife Conservancy and alternate for the 43 cents, but more than anything, has been some talk of Tooele Army Depot essary for the full ecological functioning Chemical Depot can to the Utah Wolf Working Group for thank you for lifting my spirits and mak- utilizing the Deseret Chemical Depot igloos and health of our precious ecosystems. be used to inciner- the Utah Wolf Forum ing me want to be a better person. for conventional storage. It is important And it is a noble animal that we should ate chemicals from that there is some practical use for that Salt Lake City Jerry Powers other places other protect for its own sake. This is the posi- area once the chemical agent is destroyed. Stansbury Park than Tooele, I think it It will be fun now to sit back and watch the tion of the Utah Wolf Forum. should be kept open. national politics come into play. Colorado recently decided to allow Faith in others renewed This would prevent emigrating wolves to roam freely in Editor: Newspaper enjoyed other incinerators Craig Hinkel Colorado, while Oregon has chosen As I have read the newspapers over Editor: from being built by using an already exist- TOOELE CITY RESIDENT the past few weeks, I have wondered I am one of the oldest admirers of the ing site. Yes, more chemicals would be to allow at least eight packs to form. Whether I agree how this world has become so evil and brought here, but the depot has already Meanwhile, here in Utah a biologically Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Pres. Alex with BRAC’s deci- proven that they can safely incinerate and socially responsible plan was near- wondered where all of the good in the Dunn sent the paper to me when possible sion is irrelevant, chemical weapons at this site. The trans- world has gone. It is disheartening to during World War II and I have been a it’s done. However, ing completion when a sportsmen’s portation of these chemicals would be the read the horrible stories of the world as an employee at group vowed to make ours the state of subscriber most of the years since then. only problem, but so far no accidents have the Tooele Chemical zero tolerance for wolves. around us. I was born and raised in Tooele, but occurred. The Deseret Chemical Depot Disposal Facility For approximately the last 18 months, Late last night my thoughts were have lived outside of Utah since the war. was supposed to be a temporary facility. (TOCDF) I have been changed by an act of kindness provided The Bulletin has done a great job of However, the site has stayed active for the Utah Wolf Working Group (WWG), fully aware of DCD’s to myself and my children by a total quite some time incinerating chemical consisting of 13 people representing a keeping me aware of the happening in impending closure. Completing the mission weapons and other chemicals. The only diverse cross-section of Utah citizens, in stranger. We were traveling home from my beloved Tooele. of safely eradicating chemical weapons thing that could be done with the site if it Salt Lake around 10:30 p.m. As I came off I especially enjoy your sports section. from Tooele County is what we have been a process costing $100,000, has worked is closed would be to tear it down. What of the I-80 exit down into the Lake Point working for the last decade, and it will assiduously to write a wolf conservation Reading about the accomplishments other purpose would it serve? If it’s not come to fruition within a few years. After and management plan for the gray wolf area, I realized I had a flat tire. of Grantsville’s wonderful tennis pro- incinerating chemical weapons there really the mission is complete, DCD should be My husband works nights in Salt Lake gram and the spirited rivalry between is no reason to have it. — a plan that will take effect when the cleaned up and returned to Tooele County species is removed from the Endangered and as we are new transplants to the Grantsville and Tooele has been fun. I to be used as its citizens see fit. Whether Species List. As you can imagine, the Tooele area, so I did not know who to also enjoy the refreshing editorials by If it happens here, read that is for future business opportunities process was a difficult one and nearly call or what to do. I got out and thought David Gumucio such as hazardous waste incineration, or about it here. failed a couple of times. Fortunately, I would try to change the tire myself. Joel Gillespie developed for other uses will have to be Shortly after a young man in a silver decided. Tooele’s citizens should come patience and good will prevailed among Fairfield, Calif. to consensus on what is the best use for most participants and now the group has DCD, and should make it known to county a draft plan to present for public com- LETTER RULES leaders, and our leaders should listen. ment before submitting a final draft to Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] the Utah Wildlife Board for adoption into The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the law. author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual (SFW), had representation on the WWG. circumstances at the editor’s discretion. Mr. Don Peay, founder and former presi- All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long dent of the organization, participated for are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- a year and a half, in apparent (but grudg- A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 ing) good faith, as the plan gradually Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. took shape through “consensus-minus 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 two” voting. 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor Then, finding that the plan was devel- For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY May 17, 2005 A7 Lopez out of her league in Fonda film NOTES OF APPRECIATION entire family. We would like to be forgotten. ennifer son. She’s not good enough, says spot over the weekend. So some- Butler family thank Bishop Anderson, Sister Roger Butler and Reva Lopez Viola. She’s not smart enough, body likes it. Or wants to like it. Prows, Sister Autry, the Fourth Butler Roze Jclearly accomplished enough, or wealthy We’ll see how long this one stays The family of Kenny Butler Ward Relief Society, our fami- Eva and Dan Dow isn’t used to enough. Viola puts on a show of at number one with the release of would like to express our heart- being upstaged lies, friends and Tate Mortuary David and Tara Butler self aware conceit to beat all. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of felt thanks and gratitude for by anyone. The So the claws come out. Viola the Sith on its heels. for their assistance with the ser- Chris and Lisa Butler the cards, phone calls, flowers, infamously enlists her personal assistant in I didn’t particularly like or dis- vices. The outpouring of love Virginia and Brian meals and donations made in diva-like the battle, Ruby (Wanda Sykes). like it. Monster in Law’s director, and support shown for Kenny Schlund behavior she’s Sykes is punchy fun, and if Robert Luketic, directed one of Kenny’s memory and the love and our family has touched our Michael, Ashley, Aaron known for, Fonda’s crazy mean turn as Viola my favorite movies of all time, and support for Kenny and our hearts so deeply and will never Butler however, won’t Audrey Rock- hadn’t already upstaged the bland Legally Blonde. And some of his save her from Richardson performance of Lopez, Sykes characteristic razor-sharp comic friends for their warm words of Hospice for all their help with being upstaged STAFF WRITER would have. Together, they edge timing comes through in Monster Enright family comfort, the many flowers and the care of our father and to by virtually out the boring/too nice character in Law. A scene where Lopez everyone in of Charlie. reacts with a choice profanity The family of Robert Joseph cards spent. A special thanks St. Marguerite’s Church for their her roman- Reel Talk Charlie, it seems, is the nic- to Viola throwing a bridesmaid’s Enright would like to thank all goes out to the nurses and aids support and prayers. Our father tic comedy est of the nice girls. She has an dress out the window of a moving of our wonderful family and of Harmony Home Health and was truly blessed. Monster in endearing potpourri of jobs and car had me in stitches. Law. interests (dog walking, secretary And as the movie rolls into its Jane Fonda sparkles wickedly of the Second Ward for the love providing a nice meal for such a work, designing). And she looks middle segment, and Viola and as Viola, a former national news Robert Lawrence and support they have extended large group. forward to marriage; because Charlie’s battle deepens into a anchor whose accomplished son at this difficult time. Thanks to the Tate Mortuary then she will have the mother she nasty cat fight, it gets really juicy. Kevin (Michael Vartan) has cho- Family We are grateful for the cards, and Tooele Transcript Bulletin has never had. Too bad the action isn’t as mur- sen to marry someone Viola sees flowers, visits and phone calls for their help. We are honored Let me tell you something derously enthralling throughout. as the wrong girl at the wrong The family of Robert Lawrence expressing love from all of you. to know that Cowboy Bob was about this movie: it’s popular. Grade: C+ time (Charlie, played by Lopez). would like to thank all of our We express our gratitude to the loved and appreciated and had To my surprise, it edged out Will Currently playing. Rated PG-13 How dare she try and snag her family members, friends, neigh- Relief Society for the luncheon such an effect on so many lives. Farrell’s family friendly soccer for sexual references and lan- physician son. Her good look- bors the Bishop and members and all the efforts that went into He will be dearly missed. ing, upscale, kind, giving, perfect dad tale Kicking and Screaming guage. Running time: 1 hour, 40 for the number one box office minutes OBITUARIES Jason Howard Murray June 12, 1969 - May 11, 2005

Jason first touched our hearts on June 12, 1969, and contin- ued touching and winning the hearts of everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. Jason loved life, loved people, and loved hunting and being in the Jason Howard Murray outdoors. Julie Lawrence Silvestri He leaves a void in the lives Weston Valdez, Skyler Murray of many — his hunting buds, and Keaton Parks were very Julie Silvestri countless friends and especially special to Jason and they will his family members, including miss him greatly. Jason has now Word was received of the his daughters Erin and Brylee joined his loving grandparents, death of Julie Lawrence Silvestri. Murray, whom he loved so dear- Jay and Yvonne Hale and John She was born on May 12, 1969, ly. They will miss their daddy so and Melba Murray. and died in Los Angeles, Calif., much. He will also be missed Funeral services will be at 11 on May 10, 2005, after fighting by his sisters, Brooke Murray a.m. Monday, May 16, at Tate a very courageous battle with and Lara (Cody) Parks, whom Mortuary, 110 S. Main, Tooele. cancer. he relied on so much. He truly A viewing will take place prior Julie was a very loving person loved and will be missed most to the funeral from 9:30-10:30 and her famiy was her life. She by his mom and dad, Pamela a.m. and from 6-8 the evening leaves behind her husband, Tony, and Howard Murray. His nieces before. and their children, Thomas and and nephews, Summer Valdez, Emma. She is also survived by her parents, and in-laws, Henry and Diane Silvestri formerly of Subscribe Today 882-0050 Tooele.

He loved to read and knew Brent Lenus a lot about history, politics, America and the Old West Peterson because of his travels through good literature. He was a devot- 1909-2005 ed husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Brent Lenus Peterson passed Brent is survived by his son away peacefully on May 15, Doug (Mary) Peterson; son-in- 2005, at the age of 95 of natural law, Merle Cole; and his brother, causes. Joe (Enid) Peterson; 12 grand- Brent was born Sept. 20, 1909, children; 35 great-grandchil- in Grantsville, Utah, to Lenus dren; and six great-great grand- and Olivia Johnson Peterson. children. He married Edith Palmer, Nov. Brent Lenus Peterson Preceded in death by his 5, 1930, in the Salt Lake Temple. sweetheart, Edith, and his daugh- Brent was a member of The He and his wife, Edith, trav- ters Pauline (Ben) Lambert and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- eled the western states exten- Barbara Cole; brothers and sis- day Saints. He helped build the sively, enjoying their time ter. Scout cabin in South Willow together. They could make a Funeral proceedings will be Canyon. trip to anywhere interesting by held on Thursday, May 19, at Did you not get your tickets to the sold out Opening Night midnight showing of He worked for the Western pointing out wildlife and talking 11 a.m. at the Grantsville Stake Pacific Railroad while living in about the history of the area. Center 550 E. Durfee Street. Star Wars Episode III in Tooele? Forget buying them on E-bay for $100 small towns in Nevada. He par- Brent was a hard worker and Friends may visit with the fam- ticularly loved living and work- enjoyed working on his small ily 9:30 -10:30 a.m. before the ing in Wendover and enjoyed farm and in his yard and gar- service. Interment will be in the returning there often. den. Grantsville City Cemetery. WIN FREE TICKETS

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From The Sidelines Lady Buffs Coaches seize third straight title

teach of by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR There is the saying that “When the going gets tough, the tough get going,” and it couldn’t be more evident than what the Tooele High softball team did last week- sacrifice end in St. George. After producing just one hit in a 3-0 triumph over acrifice. It is a Wasatch in the state opener May 7 in Lehi and with six very interest- different starters from last year’s title team, many of ing word. It is the Class 3A foe felt confident this would be the year a word that has that Tooele relinquished its stranglehold on the state S softball crown. changed and renewed lives for many a time. photography/Scott Marshall Boy were they wrong. Yet, what exactly does The Tooele High water polo teams are all smiles after the Lady Buffs capture the state title and the boys Not only did Tooele capture its third straight title, the word sacrifice seized third place in the state tournament last weekend at Kearns. Tooele beat Bear River for the coveted the Lady Buffs did so without a blemish, posting mean? I happened to crown and the Buff boys toppled Jordan for the bronze. another perfect 5-0 record against the Class 3A’s elite look up the word, and programs. it had the definition as The Lady Buffs outscored its five foes by a 22-5 Steven margin to seize a remarkable third consecutive state follows: that of giving Schwartzman Hey! Look at our gold trophy,” softball crown. up something in able GUEST COLUMNIST to achieve that which Tooele now ties Box Elder, Juan Diego and Alta for the second-base state title run in the history of the is better. In the sporting world, even in our Tooele girls polo team shouts sport in Utah and now sets its sights on tieing the state own hometown, we make this definition of record with four straight state titles as six returning sacrifice true everyday. starters, including both starting pitchers, back next Every athlete has a favorite coach. Every fan Ladies: Start your fire engines! some.” year for the Lady Buffs. has a favorite athlete. As we look at these ath- Tooele girls water polo team celebrated its state And his peers agree, voting him Division II girls The defending state champs opened the weekend letes, and their coaches, we see not only great championship victory Saturday evening with fire ‘Coach of the Year.’ play with a hard fought 2-0 triumph over third-ranked working minds, but also amazing people. People truck sirens blaring, lights flashing and horns honk- The “aw-shucks” Mike Wells deflects the praises Lehi Thursday at The Canyons Softball Complex in St. who make an amazing sacrifice. ing as they enjoyed the traditional Main Street cel- quicker than a goalie block. George. You may recall last April, when the shocking ebration ride through town. “We have great kids. Coach Mel Roberts whips Just one day later, Tooele trailed 2-0 and then, reeled announcement was released that Pat Tillman, The Lady Buffs accepted the gold trophy after them into top swimming shape and they all work off 12 unanswered runs to defeat fourth-ranked Canyon former NFL lineman, and then a member of our soundly defeating rival Bear River 10-5 in the Division hard to learn this great game. I’m so happy that our View in the state semifinals Friday in St. George. armed forces, was killed in action in Iraq. II championship game at the Oquirrh Fitness Center seniors ended their careers with a state champion- The Lady Buffs rallied for a hard fought 2-1 victory Not since the days of World War II have we in Kearns. ship.” in eight innings over undefeated Snow Canyon in the seen such an amazing sacrifice in the sports In only their second H20 polo season, the Lady Coach Wells also expressed appreciation to his winner’s bracket finals Friday as well to vault into world. Who could possibly make a better role Buffs bounced back with three consecutive wins two assistant coaches Sam Cox and Warren Bond. Saturday’s title tilt perfect in post-season play. model, a better figure toward mankind, than one after losing the opening game of the tourney. “Without Sam and Warren, we’re not even in the In the state title game, Tooele pushed home runs in who would give up his life so that his family, And where does the credit reside for Tooele rising picture.” the first three innings and Lindsey Palmer made it stick friends, and fellow citizens could live in peace? to the top? Without hesitation, senior captain Allsion “And look behind you in the stands,” Coach Wells to help the Lady Buffs capture their third straight state This same sacrifice hits even closer to home. Lee will tell you. says pointing to the pool side bleachers full of title with a 3-1 win over Lehi. Randy Quarez, the THS cross country coach, “It’s all Coach Wells,” the tough-as-nails captain purple clad supporters. “Look at all those parents Palmer scattered three hits, struck out six and as well as a coach on the Tooele track and explains. “Mike eats, drinks, sleeps and dreams and fans who support our team every step of the field team is called many names by students at water polo. He’s up at 2:30 in the morning figuring Tooele High. He is known as Coach, Mr. Quarez, ways to make our team better. He’s so freakin’ awe- SEE GOLD PAGE A10 SEE TITLE PAGE A11 Coach Q., and most commonly “CQ” by those he sees everyday. Yet a more important name to him, one that he takes to heart, is Specialist Randy Quarez of the Army National Guard. Just Four locals power way to this past March, Quarez served in Nicaragua, and last year was almost deployed into Iraq. Quarez has been a great coach and mentor to individual cinder crowns many students, yet he is also the bearer of a great banner for our country. Another former by Nick Drake are the best athletes in their specific coach and teacher at Tooele High, Jeremy SPORTS EDITOR event during the 2005 season and Tannahil, was called into battle last year and The entire track and field state each captured coveted state titles fights for those same freedoms that Pat Tillman field joined in Provo to compete in under the pressure of state competi- and many others give their lives for. the Class 1A through 5A State Track tion. These men, as well as many women through- & Field Championships. Hughes powered his way to the out the country, overlook this sacrifice as they The event gave even the smallest 300 hurdles in the Class 3A ranks face everyday life. They use their sacrifice to of schools a chance to showcase while Cowgirl senior Titmus vaulted make better people of themselves and their their talents and cinder abilities in to the high jump state crown after pupils, and they magnify it as they coach and front of the biggest track and field two consecutive seasons of second lead young men and women, and show them crowd of the season. place finishes. true success in life. And four Tooele County prep ath- Meanwhile, Schofield launched his However, there are also many other forms letes took advantage of the spotlight spear to a state title toss and team- of sacrifice that we see that extend the field of and turned in their ultimate perfor- mate Langi uncorked a state title battle. A great example is Coach Gary Alverson. mance to seize individual state titles throw in the discus Friday to propel Friday and Saturday at Brigham the Mustangs to a strong team finish Young University. as well. SEE SACRIFICE PAGE A11 Although the local Tooele County Tooele High’s Tyson Hughes, photography/Mike Anderson Grantsville’s Shalane Titmus and teams didn’t bring home a state team Wendover’s Ciano Sweat prepares to launch the shot put while Dugway’s Dugway duo Dane Schofield and Charlie Langi waits in the wings. Sweat took second in the shot put but Langi Siale “Charlie” Langi proved they SEE LOCALS PAGE A11 seized the discus crown and teammate Dane Schofield won the javelin. Sports Wrap Cowboys net 5th Cowgirls fall at state Cowboys The Grantsville High softball team went into the Class 3A State Softball tournament with in state tourney a wealth of talent and expecting to challenge fall at state with the state’s elite teams last weekend in St. by Nick Drake George. SPORTS EDITOR by Nick Drake After the Cowgirls blanked Union 7-0 Grantsville hoped to make another strong Wednesday in the opening round of state play, SPORTS EDITOR run in the Class 3A State Boys Tennis cham- Grantsville went into Thursday’s state Grantsville dropped consecutive decisions pionships Friday and Saturday at Brigham tournament game confident it could come to Canyon View and Carbon Thursday in St. Young University. away with a victory. George to fall from post-season play. And the Cowboys proved once again they And the Cowboys used another stel- Results and quotes were not available by can play with the elite net athletes. lar pitching performance from Marcus press time. Grantsville tandem Jordan Nelson and Hamatake and solid defensive play Oquirrh Mtn. volleyball Logan Paulich battled to the semi-finals of behind him. Oquirrh Mountain Sports (OMS) is finishing their respective divisions and Grantsville However, Grantsville just couldn’t get its first season of club volleyball. fought to a strong fifth place team finish in the offensive production needed to push OMS has three excellent teams with 27 ath- the prestigious and talented tournament last their bitter rivals from Bear River and letic players combined. These talented young weekend in Provo. eliminate the defending Class 3A baseball ladies played an average of 36 games per team Nelson and Paulich turned in stellar champs from state play in St. George. throughout the season with regionals happen- efforts to capture berths into the final four Jason Zundel held the Cowboys to just ing April 29 and 30. The players from around the of the second and third singles divisions. three hits, including a solo home run by county worked hard to develop new skills and Grantsville, as a team, captured at least Derek Erickson, and the Bears pushed refine existing skills. one victory in all five divisions to tally seven home four runs in the second inning This year the teams consisted of 16 & under, points and finish in the coveted top five of to help lift Bear River to a hard fought 15 & under and 14 & under. Next year a 13 & the Class 3A team standings. 5-1 triumph over Grantsville in loser’s under and a 12 & under team may be added, in Park City overwhelmed the state field bracket action. addition to a young men’s team (ages 12-14). with 28 points and easily beat runner-up Brandt Hess smacked out a timely hit Club volleyball helps players develop the skills Pine View with 17. Judge Memorial grabbed to knock in a pair of Bear base runners needed as they enter high school athletics. third place with 10 followed by Ogden (9), and vault the defending champs to the OMS holds three mini camps throughout the Grantsville (7), Dixie (5), Hurricane (4), victory. year to help reach this goal; the last camp was Lehi (3), Morgan (2), Snow Canyon (2), Bear River also went on to upend held May 14, at Tooele High School. Coaches Carbon (1), Cedar City (1) and Delta (1), Region 10 co-champ Uintah 5-4 Thursday and players alike have committed themselves respectively. as well and oust the Utes from post-sea- to a wonderful season. OMS would like to Cowboy netter Christopher Elsholz fought photography/Mike Anderson son play as well. thank our coaching staff; Lareine Baker (club to the quarterfinals as did the first doubles Grantsville’s Logan Paulich belts a backhand volley in last weekend’s However, Wasatch eliminated the team of Brent Mouritsen and Josh Childs Class 3A State Boys Tennis Championships at BYU. The Cowboy netter defending Class 3A State champs with a SEE WRAP PAGE A10 battled to the semifinals before falling in third singles play. Grantsville took SEE NET PAGE A10 fifth in the final team standings. SEE FALL PAGE A11 A10 TUESDAY May 17, 2005

solation bracket rounds. Renner, 6-2, 6-0 in the consola- Net Buff teammate Auxier also tion bracket. But the Grantsville continued from page A9 followed a similar path at third tandem of Micah Watson and Jake singles. The fifth-seeded Buff Parkinson claimed a 6-1, 6-3 deci- and Cowboys second doubles netter battled past fourth seed sion over the Buff duo in the third squad of Micah Watson and Jake Jeff Merrell of Bear River, 6-7 (7- place match to drop the second Parkinson. 5), 7-6 (7-1), 6-2 in the opening doubles squad into the fourth However, the best thing about round match. However, top seed- place seed and state berth. the Cowboy squad is that the ed Logan Paulich of Grantsville Tooele’s Sean Neumann entire squad returns next year for handed Auxier a 6-0, 6-0 loss in dropped a tough three-set deci- a state title run. the semis to drop into consolation sion to Morgan’s Taylor Wamsley, Meanwhile, Tooele qualified a bracket action. Auxier defeated 6-3, 6-7 (7-5), 6-3 in the open- program record six players for the Ben Lomond’s Kyle Bailey, 6-4, ing round of second singles play. state tournament, but all of the 6-0 but fell to second-seeded Jake Then, third-seeded Carey Larson Buff netters drew Park City foes Blazzard of Morgan, 6-4, 7-5 in fought past the determined Buff in the opening round of state play the third place match to earn the netter, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 in the consola- and were eliminated by the power- fourth place seed and state berth. tion bracket to keep Neumann one ful and talented Miner players. The Tooele tandem of Denis win away from state play. Grantsville finished the season Tillman and Brian Buzianis also Cowboys 3rd at Logan with a perfect 5-0 Region 11 dual followed the same pattern. The Elsholz and Paulich fought to record and 9-4 overall dual mark fifth-seeded Buff duo fought past the finals of the first and third on the season while Tooele earned fourth-seeded Jake Bourne and singles divisions and the Cowboys a 9-6 overall dual record on the Blair Harris of Bear River with a had representation in all five divi- season as well. 6-4, 7-6 (7-2) victory in the open- sions April 16 at Logan. A story on the state results and ing round. But the top seeded The Cowboys fought to a season overview will be published squad, Brock Weeks and Derek respectable bronze team finish in a future edition. Wiscombe of Morgan, downed April 16 in Logan. Grantsville bat- Buffs take fourth place Tillman and Buzianis, 6-1, 6-2 in tled into the finals of two of the the semifinals. The Tooele first region seeds to state five and placed in every division to doubles squad regrouped to upend tie for third place in the prestigious The Buffs had six of seven play- Ben Lomond’s Ross Miller and ers earn coveted state berths for tournament at Logan. Elsholz and Chris Johnson, 6-2, 6-1 in consola- Paulich fought to silver finishes photography/Scott Marshall the Class 3A State Boys tennis tion bracket action but lost a 6-2, Tooele’s Cassandra Bryan and Jordan Marshall high five after a goal in last weekend’s water polo state tournament Friday and Saturday to pave the way for the Cowboys. 6-4 contest to Grantsville tandem Both GHS netters dropped finals championship run. The Lady Buffs captured their first-ever state water polo title at Kearns. at BYU. Brent Mouritsen and Josh Childs Tooele’s Cody Castle battled to decisions to Ogden foes. in the third place match and fin- Ogden captured top honors in a 6-1, 6-0 decision over sixth seed- Bridges finished the game with six goals, Lee ished in fourth place to earn a team standings with 37 points and ed Jesse Palmer of Ben Lomond in added four, Cox three, and Marshall chipped in a state seed. reached the finals in three of divi- Gold the opening round of the Region 11 pair, and Costomiris scored on a hard charging T- The Buff combo of Hayden sions while Pine View garnered continued from page A9 Boys Tennis tournament at Ogden shot. Farley and Matt Wihongi also runner-up honors with 29 points. High. However, second-seeded way. This sport demands untold hours of practice With the Buffs jumping out to a 9-1 halftime lead, turned in similar results to their Grantsville tied with host Logan Mike Bokinskie of Ogden handed time and miles of travel. It all starts at home with Tooele’s reserve players earned significant playing teammates. The sixth-seeded for third place while Sky View the Buff senior a 6-3, 6-2 setback the parents.” time. team of Farley and Wihongi upset grabbed fifth place at 21 followed in the semifinals to drop Castle in third-seeded Nathan Thompson Tooele 10 - Bear River 5 Driver Kylie Royle picked up a goal on a Marshall the consolation bracket. by Mountain Crest (15), Box Elder and Matt Jackson of Bear River, The Lady Buffs jumped all over their northern assist, while teammates Cassandra Bryan, Kristina Castle regrouped to cruise past (12) and Uintah (4), respectively. 6-4, 6-3 in the first round contest. rivals early in the championship game bolting out to Gowans, and Meri Burden all gained valuable state Bear River’s Brian Lindsey, 6-0, The tournament format was However, the second-seeded team a 5-1 first quarter lead. experience. 6-1 but fell to top seeded Reed identical to the region and state of Japeth Rupp and Steven Miles Senior Lee scored on the Buffs first possession Aly Roberts, Jessica Mortensen, Kathryn Locke Nielsen of Morgan, 6-4, 6-2 in the tournaments and should help give of Morgan battled past the Buff from the hole after teammate Trish Cox found her and Allison Bowers also tallied minutes in the Jordan third place match to finish with a the Cowboys confidence heading duo, 6-3, 6-4, in the semis. open. blowout. fourth place seed and state berth. into postseason play next week. Farley and Wihongi regrouped Bear River’s Danielle Frank knotted the score one Tooele 14 - Delta 7 Nielsen was upset by fourth seeded Elsholz upended Mountain to cruise past Ben Lomond’s minute later on a four-meter penalty throw. Tooele Tooele took few chances in destroying the pesky Christopher Elsholz of Grantsville Crest’s Dean Johnson, 6-0, 6-3 in Steven Stringham and Jonathon then went on a 4-0 scoring binge. Rabbits Friday to avoid falling into the consolation in the semis to drop into the con- the opening round of the tourna- ment to advance into the semi- Lauren Bridges, voted the tournament’s Most bracket. finals. The Cowboy netter than Valuable Player, found the back of the net and The Buffs offensive machine of Bridges, Cox and toppled Pine View’s Mike Schijf, Chandra Yeaman scored on a nifty pass from driver Lee pounded the ball deep inside throughout the 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, to move on into the Jordan Marshall. battle. finals. However, Ogden’s Mike With the first period clock clicking down, Cox Bridges dominated play in the waning moments Bokinskie rallied for a 6-2, 6-2 fired in a goal on a fast break drive with only seven of the first half, scoring three times in the final three triumph over Elsholz in the cham- ticks left to give the Buffs a comfortable four-point minutes to give the Buffs some breathing room. pionship match. lead. “Heidi Warner and Samantha Marshall are excel- Paulich followed a similar path The Bears moved to within three by scoring the lent players,” Coach Wells noted. “Because they are at third singles. The Cowboy only second quarter goal to keep the outcome in so dangerous, we could not risk making this one freshman whipped Sky View’s Dan doubt. close.” Alexander, 6-0, 6-1 in the opening However, Tooele countered with third period The defense of Yeaman, Marshall, Costomiris round of play. Paulich then toppled goals from Marshall, Cox and Robin Costomiris. The coupled with Halladay’s persistent goal blocking Mountain Crest’s Taylor Dance, 6- Costomiris goal came after the Tooele sprinter swept kept the Rabbits at a safe distance. 1, 6-1 to move on into the third past her defender and fired at the open net. Cedar City 5 - Tooele 4 singles championship match. But Bridges and Cox both scored in the final stanza as “We let that one slip away,” Coach Wells noted Ogden’s Chase Arneson battled to the Buffs kept Bear River at bay for the 10-5 win. after the Buffs relinquished a 3-1 half-time lead. a 6-1, 6-4 victory over Paulich in Sophomore goalie Laurie Halladay showed team- “Our offense never really got in the groove, and the finals. mates and fans that no sissies are allowed in this we got complacent after we built our early lead,” Grantsville’s Jordan Nelson game. Coach Wells said. garnered a 6-3, 6-3 win over On the final play of the morning’s semi-final game, Yeaman, Tooele’s defensive hole specialist, keyed Logan’s Alex Mourtensen in the Halladay sustained an injury that would make Gen. all four scoring drives with hard-nosed defense first round. However, Box Elder’s Blood and Guts George Patton wince. early. Jordan Barlow ruined Nelson’s bid Halladay’s right hand was severely cut on the web- She recorded enough steals in the first half to to advance into the finals with bing between her pointer and middle fingers when warrant an all-points bulletin for grand larceny theft a 6-4, 6-4 win in the semifinals. she blocked the game’s final shot. when she stole the ball seven times deep inside. Ogden’s Blake Stagg also earned a The injury required a quick trip back to Tooele Cedar came charging back in the second half 6-1, 6-4 triumph over Nelson in the where she received seven stitches, a healthy dose of to knot the score at 3-3 midway through the third third-fourth place match as well. ‘make it hurt no more’ serum, and enough bandaging period. Bridges moved Tooele ahead 4-3 on a Royle The Cowboy duo of Brent to get through the championship game. assist before Cedar’s Loni Little tied the game. Mouritsen and Josh Childs grabbed “When Laurie cut her hand wide open and I A wide-open Brenna Weaver scored the winning a fourth place at first doubles as saw all that blood, I thought, ‘We’re in big, big goal for the Redmen. well. The Cowboy duo claimed a trouble,” Coach Wells explained. “Without Laurie, “That loss hurt,” Tooele captain Allison Lee noted 6-1, 7-5 decision over Mountain we’re toast.” at the end of the tournament. “It took me about two Crest’s Nick Mattson and Murphy The second-team all-stater blocked an incredible hours to get over it, but we knew we could come Thatcher in opening round action. 16 shots with her numb, bandaged hand to spark the back and win state.” But Logan duo Jordan Nielsen and Tooele victory. She added, “Coach Wells told us after that game, Burk Petersen joined together to Tooele 17 - Jordan 4 ‘If you dwell on your past, you will miss your future. hand the Grantsville tandem a 6-4, The Beetdiggers proved to be no match for the And we were determined to come home with the 7-5 setback in the semifinals. Then, Buffs in the semi-final game. state championship.” Pine View duo Reed Wittingham and Sam Christensen grabbed a victory over Mouritsen and Childs in the third-fourth place match as Pet of the Week well. Logan duo Nick Miller and Taylor Ballum combined forces to upend Jake Parkinson and Micah Watson in the opening round, 6-4, 6-2. The Cowboy combo rallied back to eliminate Uintah tandem Andy Allen and Mitch McCllelen, 6-4, 6-1 in the consolation round. E-mail us: Mountain Crest tandem Tyler [email protected] Beckstrand and Joey Jorgensen photography/Mike Anderson joined forces to defeat Parkinson Grantsville’s Jordan Nelson fires a serve at a state opponent Friday at and Watson in the consolation the Class 3A State Boys Tennis championships at BYU. finals for fifth and sixth place.

6-8 at Grantsville High School. Golf Course. The entry fee is $175 and send Wrap Atoa is the women’s volleyball The rare shot was witnessed by entry fees to West Wendover continued from page A9 coach at Utah Valley State College Donnie Smith, Susie Mathews and Recreation District, PO Box 5010, in Orem. Don’t miss an oppor- Linda Nelson. Wendover, Nv., 89883. director), Allison McCoy (16’s yrs. tunity to learn some important For more information call 775- coach), Lindsey Shosted (15’s yrs. keys to improving your volleyball Wendover Coed 664-3289 or 775-664-3723. coach), and Allison Woodruff (14’s game from an experienced college softball tourney set yrs. coach) for their dedication, coach. The Wendover Classic Coed time and energy. OMS would also The time will be from 9 a.m. to Softball tournament will be held noon and 1-4 p.m. The entry fee Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be like to recognize Detroit Diesel, June 11-12. required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Wasatch Supply & Barrel, Logo is $90. Wear and America Inn & Suites There are limited number of Shelters are only required to hold animals for for their contributions. A special positions in each camp. Pre-reg- three days before they are euthanized. thanks goes to Tooele High School ister with Grantsville Coach Heed For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals and Junior High for accommodat- Heath to guarantee position or pay Battle of the Bands available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at ing our practices to help make this and register at the door. th 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville season such a success. Make checks payable to GHS June 30 , 2005 Animal Shelter at 884-6881. For more info on camps, becom- volleyball and bring receipt and Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. ing a player or coach or dona- fill out an insurance waiver for tions for next year please contact camp. $500 Grand Prize! Lareine @ 882-2061. Lindsay aces Oquirrh Dugway Proving Grounds Tooele Veterinary Clinic UVSC Coach Camp Brian Lindsay fired a hole in Sign up by May 20. Two or more members per band. 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 The Sam Atoa Women’s one playing in the Elks Memorial All members must be 16 years or older. Call Volleyball Camp will be held June Scramble Sunday at Oquirrh Hills 435-831-2344 for more info or to sign up. TUESDAY May 17, 2005 A11

Rogelio Martinez and Frankie Gonzales all con- Locals tributed to the Wendover boys team success at continued from page A9 state as well. Hughes led the Tooele boys team to a 14th crown, there were some spectacular individual place overall state team finish with his title in efforts to enhance the team’s showing. the 300 hurdles. The Buff senior joined forces The Grantsville High girls cinder team and with Mark Dunn, Shane Ahlstrom, Kyler Brown, Dugway High boys squad finished the highest Josh Boucher, Trifon Gochis, Rick Sanders, of all four Tooele County schools, each placing Nick Terry, Shay Asay and Race Warburton all eighth in their respective classification. contributing to the team’s state success. Titmus, Brooke Bunderson, Kami Tate, Judge Memorial ruled the field with 111 Kaleena Kartchner, Jessica Collings, Melanie points and Bear River was a distant second Johnson Jerica Dahlberg, Sara Reed, Mari Vera, place at 68.5. Dixie took third place at 63 fol- Calli Steele, Felicity Silva and Kellie Young all lowed by Hurricane (52), Snow Canyon (46), combined forces to help the Cowgirls to 31 Cedar City (42), North Sanpete (40), Canyon team points and an eighth place standing in the View (25), Pine View (24), Emery (22), Park City Class 3A girls ranks. (22), Lehi (21.5), Ben Lomond (19), Tooele (18), Park City topped the field with 86 points to Delta (17), Wasatch (11), Morgan (9), Uintah seize the girls team crown and edge past runner- (8), Ogden (3) and Union (1), respectively. up Judge Memorial (82) and third place Ogden Wendover’s Jasmine Wadsworth led all Tooele (80) for the prestigious team title. Snow Canyon County Class 1A female athletes with a second took fourth place at 68 points while Bear River place toss in the javelin as the Wendover girls (52), Delta (40), Pine View (37), Grantsville team battled to a 10th place team finish. The (31), Emery (25), Uintah (21.5), Wasatch (20), Lady Wildcat joined forces with teammates Lehi (20), Cedar City (14), Dixie (9.5), Union Jennell Grossman, Lindsay Mascaro, Adriana (9), Tooele (8.5), Morgan (8), Granite (3), Ben Delmuro, Ana Martinez, Andrea Gonzales and Lomond (2), Hurricane (2) and Carbon (1.5), Tarin Ratliff all helping vault Wendover to the rounded out the team scoring, respectively. top 10 team finish. Meanwhile, the Dugway boys battled to a Panguitch captured the Class 1A girls team photography/Troy Boman respectable eighth place team showing thanks to title with 93 points and Waterford was a distant Tooele coaches Brad Patch and Barry Pitt join the team in the annual ride the pony celebration dance the the state title throws of Langi and Schofield and runner-up at 71. Wayne took third place with a team displays after winning a state championship. The Lady Buffs captured their third straight Class 3A tremendous contributions by Jason Mathews, 69 team tally followed by Bryce Valley (55.5), State Softball championship with a 3-1 triumph over Lehi Saturday in St. George. Taylor Schofield, Jake Wall, Thomas Carlson, Enterprise (53), St. Joseph (51.5), Milford (47), Nick Eddy, Josh McCarty, Josh Nelson, Cody Rich County (46.5), Manila (35), Wendover (15), As for the season, Coach Pitt Stromberg and Daniel Preston. Layton Christian (14), Dugway (12), Escalante Title can’t think of any pivotal moment Duchesne easily captured the boys Class 1A (11), Green River (10), Wasatch Academy continued from page A9 or game throughout the season team crown at 98 and Piute was a distant sec- (8), West Desert (7.5), Piute (5), Altamont where his team showed it would ond place at 86. Milford took third place in the (3), Monument Valley (1) and Whitehorse (1), walked a pair to earn the title vic- run the table again in 2005. final team standings at 60 followed by Panguitch respectively. tory on the hill for the third straight “I think it was the whole season,” (52), St. Joseph (51), Escalante (44), Manila Leah Pierce paced the Lady Mustangs team year. The Lady Buff junior has he said about the state title run. “I (43), Dugway (35), Altamont (33), Christian with a third place finish in the high jump while earned the past two MVP trophies can’t think of any one game or point Heritage (28), Wendover (20), Rich County (16), Nichole Chitty, Kari Billings, Caitlin Atkins, C.J. in the Class 3A ranks and will be during the season that was a turn- Layton Christian (14), Wayne (13), Bryce Valley Mathews, Samantha Deugan, Jessica Nichols, nominated for another this spring ing point. Even the losses we had, (9), Green River (6), Enterprise (5), Valley (5), Anna McCarty, Tiara Stevenson, Samantha with another strong performance photography/Troy Boman I felt like the girls weren’t taking Wateford (4), West Desert (3), Tabiona (1), Landis, Samantha Beltzer, and Korey Munn on the hill during the title run. The lucky rabbit’s foot and good luck stones have been good for- anything for granted. I was a little Whitehorse (1) and East Carbon (1), completed all turning in stellar times to help the Dugway Also turning in a stellar effort on tune for Coach Barry Pitt the past the final team standings, respectively. girls team record success at the Class 1A state the hill is freshman Lauren Folta, concerned headed into the tourna- three years. Ciano Sweat paced the Wildcats with a sec- meet. who scattered four hits, struck out ment only because the girls up until ond place finish in the shot put while teammates A complete story and individual results and 10 in her first state tournament last weekend, just weren’t playing Garrett Burningham, Landon Mikesell, Miguel a season overview will be published in a future experience on the mound, to ignite Canyon. up to their potetial. Martinez, Sergio Sanchez, Alejandro Sanchez, edition. Tooele to a 2-0 triumph over Lehi But as he noted before the tour- “But they told me after the Thursday as well. nament began, it was timely hitting Wasatch game that this is a new Then, there was timley hitting that would make the difference in team and I haven’t seen anything from Palmer, Kristen Evans, Kelsey the tournament and every time his yet,” he added. “And they went out team needed a key hit, the Lady Mendenhall, Cherise Herrera, and practiced hard, worked hard Buffs came through. Jessica Howsden, Amanda Snow, with the bat and they do not quit. As for the third straight state Folta, Amber Castagno and Amy If someone scores on them, it’s like Petersen all throughout the tourna- title, Coach Pitt said the title string is not getting old or watered down. waking up a sleeping giant. I felt like ment. if we played like we were capable The Lady Buffs finished the “It feels new every time, “ he stated. “It never gets old. These girls of we could win it. But if we didn’t spectacular 2005 campaign with a hit the ball I knew we couldn’t win 22-3 overall record. But even more have a lot poise and character and it. I think it shows a lot of character remarkable is the fact that Tooele every single one of them, including on their part. I knew if we didn’t sports a 15-game winning streak in the substitutions we made in the the past three state softball tourna- tournament, contributed. I think make mistakes and we capitalized ments and has posted a 68-6 overall the first one felt special because my on our opponents’ mistakes that we record during their three-year state daughter, Amber, was there. The could run the table. It just shows title reign. second one was special because it it’s not getting old for the girls. All Headed into the tournament, was the second on in a row and I year long, if one of the our girls Tooele Coach Barry Pitt said the also had another daughter, Autumn, made a mistake they would come Class 3A field was as balanced and on the team. And this one was spe- back the next inning and make up wide open as it’s ever been. He said cial because it’s hard to do anything for it with the bat. We were so deep three times in a row. Each one of the state championship title could on this team that I would have liked them has its own value to it that have been captured by not only to have had five more games to set doesn’t take away from the other his team, but favored squads like a starting line up.” Bear River, North Sanpete, Canyon championships. It adds a little more to it each time.” The Lady Buffs opened the sea- View, Lehi, Grantsville and Snow son as two-time defending state champs with only three returning starters in starting hurler Palmer, shortstop Herrera and outfielder Howsden. Then, Evans transfers from Grantsville, two freshman Folta and Mendenhall join the line up, senior Petersen takes to the outfield after pinch-running last year and junior tandem Lowry and Castagno along with sophomore Amanda Snow earn starting positions with no var- sity experience. MeKenzi Pacheco, Leslie Brunson, Karly Bitters, Abbie Dow, and Laci Sweeda also earned valu- able varsity experience during the photography/Mike Anderson season and contributed to the team Tooele’s Mark Dunn (front) competes with a number of distance runners in the Class 3A State Track & Field as well as Brittany Gonzales, Hollie championships last weekend at BYU. Dunn battled to an 11th place in the 1600 meter run. Pitt, Krysta Caldwell, Danielle Sloan, Brooke Lund, Summer Lawson, Toni Cerroni, Courtney Clingman, Amanda Huaracha, remaining 13 innings after the eight runs in the first inning to race Megan Arslanian, Amanda Griffith eight-run barrage by Union May to the early edge. The Cougars Fall and Jordan Albers. continued from page A9 7 in Price and managed to split capitalized on the six unearned the two post-season games at the runs in the opening frame to take a Indeed it was another sweet 7-3 triumph Friday in St. George. College of Eastern Utah. lead it would never relinquish. state title run for the Tooele High photography/Troy Boman The Wasps went on to take Although Grantsville couldn’t A story on the Bear River game softball squad. A story on the indi- Tooele Coach Barry Pitt puts up three fingers during the annual fire third place in the state tournament come all the way back from the as well as a season overview will vidual games as well as quotes from truck ride for the THS team for the consecutive state softball titles the eight-run deficit, the Cowboys put be published in a future edition Coach Pitt and senior players will while Carbon topped Pine View 11- Lady Buffs have won the past three seasons. 3 in the state title tilt Saturday to a scare in the Cougars cutting the be published in a future edition. capture the Class 3A state baseball deficit to 9-8 before Union held on for a 10-8 triumph. crown. players and coaches on a job well Meanwhile, the Cowboys ended The Tooele County squad battled done. their campaign with a 14-8 overall back to post a decisive 9-5 victory Sacrifice Perhaps, we can also take this record and a second place finish in over Cedar City to eliminate the continued from page A9 time to look at what great men the Region 11 ranks. Redmen May 7 at CEU in Price. Alverson suffers from meso- and women in our community do Bear River claimed the Region The Cowboys pushed home runs thelioma, a form of cancer caused for us as well as teaching our stu- 11 title with a 9-1 region mark, in all but two of the six innings by asbestos, which he is currently dents hard work and commitment. just one game ahead of the sec- and coasted to the victory behind receiving treatment for. This man’s the strong right-arm of Hamatake. Perhaps, we may be able to thank ond place Cowboys at 8-2. Morgan sacrifice is amazing because he has The Cowboy senior struck out 14 these men for what they do for finished a distant third place at become an even better man through 5-5 while Tooele and Ben Lomond Redmen sluggers, scattered eight us on and off the playing field. his health struggles. tied for fourth place at 4-6 but hits and walked four in the vic- Perhaps we can recognize them These forms of sacrifice can be the Scots eliminated the Buffs last tory. as more than trainers — as great seen through these men in their Tuesday in a region playoff with a The Cowboys were taking a heroes, figures of life, and loving 10-9 triumph at Davis High. four-game winning streak into the performance on the court or field. spirits with the knowledge of that Grantsville did play well in state tournament and ranked fifth We can look at these mentors and which is far more important than a the state tournament, but a first in the state. see them as not only great sporting win or loss. inning explosion by Union put the But just minutes into minds, but great contributors to From the bottom of my heart, I Cowboys behind the eight-ball Grantsville’s first round contest mankind as well. would like to thank these coaches. right off the bat in the post-season with Region 10 third seed Union As the high school sports sea- Thank you for your loving hearts and the 10-8 setback to the Cougars the past three weeks of momen- son comes to a close, we will look and minds. Thank you for you will- pitted the local team against their tum and confidence went by the into the accomplishments of young ingness to serve, as others will bitter rival from Bear River in the wayside, quickly. athletes and we will also take a not. Thank you for helping me to loser’s bracket. Everything that could go wrong glance at the aspirations of accom- live a better and more meaning- The local squad outscored the did for the Cowboys in the open- plishments soon to come. We will ful life. Thank you, truly, for your Cougars and Redmen 17-7 in the ing stanza and the Cougars posted all gather together and commend sacrifice. May Seminar

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photography / Troy Boman Students at Grantsville High School chose to perform the Scarlet Pimpernel despite its challenging music, acccents, costumes and set. Their director expects their hard work will result in dazzling performances May 18-21. French intrigue comes to G-ville by Karen Hunt part of what make the show what it is. STAFF WRITER “This is only the second time in my career During a time of violence, blood and that I’ve ever rented a whole casting of cos- revolution, heroes are born — and so are tumes,” Price said. dazzling works of literature. To portray the 18th Century French nobil- The French Revolution provided the ity, Price rented the stunning costumes com- backdrop for such masterpieces as Les plete with ruffles and elaborate brocade Miserables, A Tale of Two Cities and The from Pioneer Memorial Theatre in Salt Lake Scarlet Pimpernel. City. The comedic gentry in The Scarlet As the Scarlet Pimpernel saves lives and Pimpernel gives it unique flair. outwits those in authority, he becomes “Anyone with a sense of adventure of beloved of some. course will appreciate the fact that these He is also a thorn in the side of Robespierre eight aristocrats are trying to outwit an (played by Dewey McNeill), a famous lead- entire French army,” Grantsville High School er in the French Revolution and Citizen Director Matt Price said. Chauvelin (played by Chandler Durrant), The musical will be performed at who set out on a mission to discover his Grantsville High School May 18-21, and stars identity. Sir Percy (played by Tycen Lear). Caught in the turmoil of the times is Sir Percy begins a daring double life when Percy’s wife, Marguerite St. Just (played by his friend, Marquis de St. Cyr (played by Dana Humke). Truxton Moulton) is beheaded at the guil- Sir Percy is given reason to distrust lotine along with others innocent of crime her immediately after their marriage. during the reign of terror. Heartbroken, he turns from her with his As the Scarlet Pimpernel, Percy travels secrets, leaving her confused and alone. between England and France on the pretext Further complicating things, Citizen of acquiring the most recent fashions. Chauvelin knows St. Just from before her Three of Sir Percy’s Bounders, Dewhurst played by Garin Hobson (l-r), Ozzy played by Kienan Hamm Those memorable, gaudy costumes are marriage. He contacts her for help determin- and Elton played by Carter Thompson attend the masquerade ball incognito.

SEE PIMPERNEL PAGE B1 ing the Scarlet Pimpernel’s identity. Through a series of plot complications, the musical advances to its topsy turvy climax. “It’s a real unexpected ending and a lot of unexpected things happen,” Price said. Price thinks the cast is excellent, despite the difficulty of the performance. His stu- dents chose the performance themselves. “They always feel they have to top what we did last year and last year’s production of Tom Sawyer was really wonderful,” Price explains. One challenge is the difficult music, anoth- er are the British and French accents. “The music is beautiful, it’s wonderful, but it’s complex,” Price said. “Of course it’s set in a different time period in a different country — two different countries — so we work on dialects and vernacular and just those things that help them transfer into someone else.” In fact, Price believes this year’s cast is the most talented he has ever seen. While around 100 students auditioned, there were less than 50 parts. “It was really hard to cast, because we have an overwhelming number of talent- ed students this year,” Price said. “Overall though, I think we have done it exactly how it should have been.” Among the talent are Garin Hobson, playing Dewhurt, one of Percy’s bounders. Hobson recently was named Sterling Scholar in speech and drama. He plans to contin- ue with theatre or film at Brigham Young University. There are countless other talented individ- uals, including several seniors in their final play before graduation. photography / Troy Boman Dana Humke (l-r) and Tycen Lear star as Marguerite St. Just and the Scarlet Pimpernel in the musical May 18-21 at Grantsville High School. SEE PIMPERNEL PAGE B5 B2 TUESDAY May 17, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

N’ Spur arena. Trophies and Rosettes Tooele will be awarded for winners (places 1-6) in each event. Categories include THS choir performs Stick Horse, Halter, Reining, Pleasure, Tuesday, May 17, 7:30 p.m. come to Costume, Barrels, Poles and Keyhole the the THS auditorium for the spring Race. Jackpot Classes in Barrels, Poles choir concert. A great variety of music and Keyhole Race. See our ad in the May with narration and choreography will 19 edition of the Transcript-Bulletin. focus on the theme of immigration. All proceeds benefit the Tooele 4-H Free admission. Horse program. For more information, Job search workshops contact Lyndsy Overright at 882-5481. The Department of Workforce Check carseats Services is sponsoring two work- A free car seat checkpoint will be set shops to assist in searching for jobs on up at Quality Chevrolet, 1041 N. Main, Tuesday, May 31, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Tooele, on May 18 from 12-4 p.m. Utah State University Tooele Branch Veterans receive help Campus, 1021 W. Vine St. Register via A field service officer from the e-mail to [email protected] or call American Legion will be at the Tooele (435) 833-7310. If additional informa- Workforce Service Center, 305 North tion is needed, e-mail dorothyw@utah. Main Street, from 3-4:30 p.m. on May gov or call (435) 833-7323. 20 to assist you in understanding and • Resume building will help develop applying for rightful VA benefits, pre- communication skills through writ- paring and documenting application ten job search materials. Learn the for compensation, pension, hospitaliza- basics of effective resumes and cover tion, education and other benefits. This letters, computer-based resume tools is a free service and veterans need not and begin a draft of a power-packed be members of the American Legion to resume. Learn how to power up your qualify for assistance. These students from Grantsville High recently learned all about the world of interior design. Kelly Morgan, their work-based learn- resume to make it more professional ing coordinator, took them to Salt Lake City to Forsey’s Furniture Galleries for their job shadow. Melissa Kelsey, a Forsey design using cutting edge information. Bring consultant, conducted the seminar and tour of both the traditional and contemporary showrooms. Pictured in a Forsey design your resume. Meetings room are Alyssa Trujillo, Melissa Kelsey, Breann Rowley, Kayla Toth, Jamie Villa, Ashley Pavese and Kayla Kemp. • Interviewing skills — Learn a vari- ety of ways to feel confident in an Redevelopment agency interview, market skills to employers, meeting on Thursday, May 19, in the community, this is your chance to help. Bible Baptist Church The Tooele City Redevelopment answer difficult questions, prepare for Grantsville City Hall council chambers, There are a variety of positions that Bible Baptist Church, 286 N. 7th St., Agency will meet in a business meeting and follow up on interviews, research 429 E. Main St., at 7 p.m. are up for election, so many volunteers Tooele, invites you to services: Sunday on Wednesday, May 18, at 6:30 p.m. at employers and gather resources to A public hearing to amend Grantsville are needed. If you have any questions school 10 a.m.; Sunday worship 11 the Tooele City Hall council room, 90 enhance interview effectiveness. DWS City General Plan street master plan concerning what is required to run for a.m.; Sunday evening service 6 p.m.; N. Main Street. workshop trainers will also assist in street standards and drawings will office or what the responsibilities of Wednesday service 7 p.m.; servicio effectively answering new behavioral/ City meets twice begin at 7 p.m. the officers are, please call Kristi at Dominical en Espanol 1 p.m.; Servico situational questions. The Tooele City Council will meet 882-1942. del Martes 7 p.m. For more informa- in a work session meeting (budget) on Meet best friend Your new best friend is waiting for Swimming pool opens tion, please call: English 435-882-7183, Fix pets Tuesday, May 17, at 4:30 p.m. and on Need to get your pet fixed? Tooele you at the Grantsville Animal Shelter! The Stansbury Park swimming pool Espanol 801-577-1812. Nursery and Wednesday, May 18, at 4 p.m. County Super Fix is planned for May Don’t miss this opportunity to adopt plans to open Memorial Day week- rides are available — “Where Jesus Both will be in the Tooele City Hall 31 to June 11. Participating veterinar- a wonderful new pet for your family. end, May 28-30, weather permitting. is Lord, the Bible our doctrine, and large conference room, 90 N. Main. ians include: Countryside Animal Clinic Come meet Leo, Caramel, Mister Man, Stansbury residents should watch for Baptist our Heritage.” and Tooele Veterinary Clinic. Prices Water district meets Cupid, Shep, Belle and Tessa. Some a mailing with pool information includ- are: cat neuter $25, cat spay $35, dog The Tooele City Council and the are puppies, some are adults, some are ing hours of operation, swim lesson Schools neuter $45, dog spay $55, with extra Tooele City Water Special Service cats, and all are in need of loving new schedules, daily fees and discount sea- charges for animals in heat, pregnan- District will meet in a joint business homes right away. Set up an appoint- son passes. Applications for lifeguards, cies, retained testicles and dogs over 65 meeting on Wednesday, May 18, at 7 ment to meet these great pets in person swim instructors and concession clerks Summer camp fun pounds. Call vets listed or 1-866-PETS- p.m. in the Tooele City Hall council by calling 884-6881, or visit them all are being taken now. Contact Kim TaVaci School of Performing Arts FIX or visit www.utahpets.org. room, 90 N. Main St., Tooele. online at petfinder.com, using zip code Marshall at 882-6188 with any ques- is sponsoring four fun, educational, “Get ‘em fixed by month six for 84029. Visiting this Website will also tions. affordable, summer day camps in Tooele healthier, happier pets!” Deseret Peak allow you to see adoptable animals that for boys and girls entering grades 1-6. Perform on 4th are awaiting homes with local rescue Grist Mill Camps include Ancient Egypt, American Let your group show off their talents groups and shelters in Tooele County Girl, Exploring Africa and TaVaci Jr. on stage, sign up to perform at the Rodeo, craft show and beyond. Class. Space is limited so register now Fourth of July “after parade show” at Deseret Peak Stampede PRCA Rodeo Scarlet Pimpernel Pageant auditions to guarantee a spot. First camp starts the Tooele City Park: singing, dancing, and Craft Show will be at the Deseret Grantsville High School will perform The Benson Grist Mill Pageant is June 14. For more information, contact karate, acting. New this year is a Beer Peak Complex Friday and Saturday, The Scarlet Pimpernel Wednesday- holding auditions for its 10th annual Program Director Kristin at 882-6315 or Garden. Enter your band to play. June 3-4. The craft show is free from Saturday, May 18-21, at 7 p.m. nightly in production on Tuesday, June 7, from e-mail to [email protected]. Call Susan Trujillo at 882-5496 to get 3-10 p.m. The rodeo starts at 8 p.m.: the school auditorium. Tickets are $5 for 6-10 p.m. at the Janis Smart Music The web address is www.wirelessbee- a spot. $8 for adults, $5 for kids 12 and under. adults, $4 for students and $20 for fami- Memorial Library just behind Phil’s hive.com/~tavaci/ Friday night is family night: $25 for two lies available at the door or in advance Glass. If you have a current photo- Retiring teachers Yard sale moves adults and three kids. There will be graph, please bring it with you. Don’t The Tooele Sister City Committee from a cast member. Wednesday and Middle Canyon Elementary announc- a rodeo clown/rodeo queen costume miss the opportunity to be part of this will hold a Russian Student Exchange Thursday a concession area will serve es the retirement of Vikki England and contest on Friday at 5 p.m. only judged extraordinary production. Yard Sale on May 21 from 8 a.m. to pizza, nachos, drinks, etc. before the Beth Knickerbocker. You are invited to by local dairy princesses. dark in the parking lot of city hall. show and during intermission. Mill opens the media center on May 20 6-8 p.m. to Other activities include: fireworks, Money earned at the yard sale will The Benson Grist Mill is open for congratulate them. petting zoo, inflatable gyms, pony rides G’ville family history help the student exchange this summer The Grantsville Family History the 2005 season! Come for a free tour TJHS Shinkle retires and entertainment. Tickets are available with Tooele’s sister city — Khambarka, Center is located at 117 E. Cherry and Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. Eldon Shinkle is retiring from Tooele at ticketmaster.com or at the Deseret Russia. Donations of items will be is open help you with any research to 4 p.m. While you’re here, visit the Jr. High at the end of this teaching year. Peak Complex, 2930 W. Highway 112, taken and pick-up of larger items can from 12-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Country Store and shop for handcrafted There will be a retirement party May 24 Tooele. be arranged by Bob Peterson (833- Evening hours are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, items from local folks, reprints of old from 5-7 p.m. at TJHS. The community For further information call (435) 9754). Please come and support this Wednesday and Thursday. We are also and rare books, home décor and acces- is invited to come wish him well. 843-4000 or visit our Website at www. international outreach effort! open the first and second Saturday of sories, candy, gifts and much more. deseretpeakcomplex.com. Adult Ed. summer hours each month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. To reserve the bowery for your fam- Fiddlers learn 2005 Arenacross Series ily reunion, wedding or other special Starting June 7 the Tooele Adult Fiddlers, this Friday, May 20, is Education Center will be open Tuesday Are you ready to race on your motor- event, please call (435) 882-7678. the monthly fiddling class at the THS and Wednesday from 5-9 p.m. ESL class cycle or ATV? The 2005 Arenacross Stansbury orchestra/chorus room at 4 p.m. We will be held on Wednesdays from 7-9 Series continues Friday, May 20, at the will learn “Flop-Eared Mule” for begin- p.m. All adult classes are for students Deseret Peak Complex. Sign-ups are Erda ning and intermediate. Hope to see you 18 and over. Call 833-1994 for addi- 4:30-6 p.m. The racing excitement will Bicycle safety parade there. For more information, call Betta North Tooele County Fire District and tional information. start at 7 p.m. The race fee is $20 and Nash at 882-5107. the Tooele County Sheriff Department Planners meet general admission is $5. The following Retirement party are sponsoring a bicycle safety parade The Erda Township Planning Healthy Woman seminar are additional race dates: June 10, June Danny Foulon is retiring from Tooele May 21. It starts at 10 a.m. at the U of Commission will hold a special meet- Healthy Woman is a free health edu- 17, Aug. 12, Aug. 19, Aug. 26, Sept. 9 and Junior High at the end of this teaching U clinic parking lot in Stansbury Park ing on May 18 at 6 p.m. at lot one cation program sponsored by Mountain Sept. 16. year. There will be a retirement party and ends in the Stansbury fire station of the Alpine Village Subdivision on West Medical Center for women There is a classification for every May 24 from 5-7 p.m. at TJHS. The parking lot. Whispering Horse Drive, Tooele. Tour between the ages of 18-55. There will skill level from beginner to advanced. community is invited to come wish him Prizes will be given for the best deco- the property of the Utah Youth Village be a free seminar on Tuesday, May Even if you aren’t a competitor join the well. rated bike. Bring your helmet. Light to gather information for issuing a con- 24, at 7 p.m. in the county courthouse fans in the crowd. For more informa- Camp Invention at East refreshments will be served. ditional use permit for placement of a auditorium (47 S. Main). The topic will tion call (435) 843-4025 or visit our Camp Invention is returning to East Call DeLene Roundy at 843-7983 or private school. be “Promoting Healthy Family Activity Website at www.deseretpeakcomplex. Elementary this summer: June 13-17 882-6730 with questions. and Lifestyle” by Dave Carbonara, MS, com . from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Camp Invention PT. Registration is required due to lim- Fire services meet Churches is a national summer day camp that ited space. Please call 843-3691 and Grantsville The North Tooele County Fire encourages children to develop their leave a message with your name and Protection Service District will hold creative abilities. It is open for children the number of people attending. There their regular monthly board meeting Methodists invite all entering second through sixth grades. G-ville Neighborhood Watch Tooele United Methodist Church, 78 will be light refreshments and door May 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Stansbury Each day kids participate in hands- A Grantsville Neighborhood Watch E. Utah Ave., invites you to join them prizes. Fire Station, 179 Country Club. on, interactive activities that encourage meeting has been set for Tuesday, May Sundays at 11 a.m. for morning worship creativity and inventive solutions. This Spring cleaning? Moving? 17. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at Beautify Stansbury May 21 and children and youth Sunday School. Don’t throw away that left over yarn summer’s curriculum includes racing city hall, 429 E. Main St. Come join your neighbors in general On Sunday, May 22, 12:30-3:30 p.m. or material. We’re a non-profit group live bugs, working on a movie set, All city residents are invited and community maintenance and clean-up, in Fellowship Hall a workshop to learn looking for batting, material, yarn, lace, solving the case of the disappearing encouraged to attend. Neighborhood such as painting, planting trees and more about Methodist history, theology thread and other items that can be used homework, and the ever-popular Take Watch members help Grantsville Police flowers, pick-up, lake clean-up. Many and doctrine will be held. It’s really a to make baby and juvenile quilts. We’re Apart and I Can Invent with broken by spotting and reporting suspicious or projects are planned. Bring the family, workshop for both old and new who also in desperate need of a usable quilt- appliances. criminal activity. work gloves and water. Early birds get want to become more connected with ing frame. Great yard award donuts. Meet at the observatory/ball- others in our community. Food and Thank-you for those that donated field parking lot at 8 a.m. Saturday, Congratulations to Kirt and Becky child care will be provided. last year. We were able to get out 55 May 21. For further information, call SEE DOINGS ON B12 Williamson, 573 E. Clark, the first win- baby/juvenile quilts that were donated Marie Matthews at 882-5111 or Christy ners of the Grantsville Beautification to single parent families in need and Achziger at 843-7691. Yard Award! three full-size quilts that went to home- They will receive a great prize basket Plant trees less teenagers. You can drop your dona- complete with garden tools, hair and We are looking for 50 families to DOINGS POLICY tion at 240 N. 4th St. or give us a call at beauty supplies, gift certificates from help plant trees; holes will already be 882 5466 for a pick up. many businesses in Grantsville, but dug. Call the Stansbury Service Agency Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the Feeling trapped? more importantly a big Thank You for at 882-6188 prior to May 18 to reserve Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or If someone’s drinking is affecting making their yard and home so attrac- your tree. e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a your life, Alanon can help. Call 882- tive, clean and a pleasure for all who Make a difference notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, 7756 for information. live in our community to enjoy. Elections for the Stansbury Park etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a Open Horse Show Planners meet Community Association officers will be display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later May 21 at 9 a.m. and open horse The Grantsville City Planning held May 17 at 7 p.m. at the club house. than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. show will be held at the Tooele Bit Commission will hold a business If you have a desire to improve your TV C ROSSWORD S UNDA Y MONDA Y I N F OCUS

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Tonight 60 Minutes Wednesday (N) King of Queens Yes, Dear (N) CSI: NY News ^ Late Show-Letterman Late Late Show 25. “__ __ Kind of TV movie H [ABC] ABC Wld News Access H’wood Lost (In Stereo) (Part 1 of 2) ^ Alias ‘‘The Descent; Search & Rescue’’ (N) (In Stereo) ^ News ^ Nightline ^ Access H’wood Inside Edition Family” (1979-80) 29. Role on 16 Across I [NBC] News News Dateline NBC (In Stereo) ^ Revelations (N) Law & Order ‘‘Locomotion’’ (N) News The Tonight Show-Jay Leno Late Night 27. Billy __ Williams 30. Legwear J [HBO] Movie: TT ‘‘Hysterical Blindness’’ (2002, Drama) Movie: TT ‘‘A Cinderella Story’’ (2004) Hilary Duff. ‘PG’ ^ Madagascar Movie: TT ‘‘The Chronicles of Riddick’’ (2004) Vin Diesel. ‘PG-13’ 28. 1964-72 sitcom about a 31. Spielberg’s ’82 creation K [KUED] The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Battlefield Britain (In Stereo) ^ American Masters: Ray Charles Great Performances To Manor Born Piglet Files Frontline/World (In Stereo) ^ 34. “Under __ Roof”; L [KPNZ] Girlfriends Celeb Justice America’s Next Top Model Kevin Hill Roseanne Roseanne Girlfriends Celeb Justice Jerry Springer (N) (In Stereo) ^ woman with unusual 1: [TBS] Raymond Raymond Seinfeld Seinfeld Sex and-City Sex and-City Raymond Raymond Movie: TTT ‘‘Back to the Future Part III’’ (1990) Michael J. Fox. ^ I N F OCUS powers 2002 reality series 1; [KBYU] Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Nova (In Stereo) ^ Journey to Planet Earth BBC World Perry Mason ^ Andy Griffith 32. “__ or Miss”; 35. Maj.’s superior 1= [FOX] The Simpsons Seinfeld That ’70s Show American Idol Stacked (N) News The Simpsons Seinfeld Dharma & Greg Yes, Dear 1950 quiz show 36. 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63f0003-3 THURSDAY EVENING MAY 19, 2005 CHANNEL >>"6:00>">>"6:30>">>"7:00>">>"7:30>">>"8:00>">>"8:30>">>"9:00>">>"9:30>"><"10:00>"><"10:30>"><"11:00>"><"11:30"""" F [CBS] News Ent. Tonight CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (Season Finale) (In Stereo) ^ Without a Trace ‘‘Endgame’’ (N) News ^ Late Show-Letterman Late Late Show H [ABC] NBA Basketball: Playoffs -- Teams TBA. (Live) News Special News ^ Nightline ^ Access H’wood Inside Edition I [NBC] News News Will & Grace Will & Grace The Apprentice ER ‘‘The Show Must Go On’’ (N) News The Tonight Show-Jay Leno Late Night J [HBO] Movie Cont’d Movie: TTZ ‘‘S.W.A.T.’’ (2003) Samuel L. Jackson. ‘PG-13’ ^ Tracey Ullman: Live & Exposed (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Starsky & Hutch’’ (2004) ‘PG-13’ ^ Cinderella Man K [KUED] The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer The New This Old House Hour Roadshow FYI TBA Globe Trekker (In Stereo) ^ To Manor Born That’s My Boy Battlefield Britain (In Stereo) ^ L [KPNZ] Girlfriends Celeb Justice WWE SmackDown! (N) (In Stereo) ^ Roseanne Roseanne Girlfriends Celeb Justice Jerry Springer (N) (In Stereo) ^ 1: [TBS] Friends Friends Friends Friends Movie: TZ ‘‘Beverly Hills Ninja’’ (1997, Comedy) Chris Farley. ^ Movie: TZ ‘‘Major League II’’ (1994, Comedy) Charlie Sheen. ^ 1; [KBYU] Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Nature Strange Days on Planet Earth BBC World Perry Mason ^ Andy Griffith 1= [FOX] The Simpsons Seinfeld The O.C. American Idol (In Stereo) ^ News The Simpsons Seinfeld Dharma & Greg Yes, Dear 1> [KJZZ] Friends Will & Grace Wheel-Fortune Jeopardy! ^ Movie: TTTZ ‘‘Blade Runner’’ (1982) Harrison Ford. Friends Frasier Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ 1? [KUWB] That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Blue Collar TV Blue Collar TV Jeff Foxworthy: The Early Daze King of Queens King of Queens Raymond Raymond Drew Carey Spin City 2= [FX] Movie: ‘‘Life-Something’’ Cont’d Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill 2? [QVC] Susan Graver Style Problem Solvers Italian Jewelry by Caoduro Goldmakers (N) Focus on Fashion M.I. Hummel Figurines 2@ [ANPL] The Planet’s Funniest Animals The Planet’s Funniest Animals Animal Cops Houston ^ The Planet’s Funniest Animals The Planet’s Funniest Animals Animal Cops Houston ^ 2A [NICK] SpongeBob Romeo! Full House Full House Fresh Prince Cosby Show Roseanne Roseanne Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Who’s Boss? Murphy Brown 2B [FAM] Movie: TTT ‘‘Rookie of the Year’’ (1993) Thomas Ian Nicholas. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club ^ Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program 2C [TOON] Ozzy & Drix Mucha Lucha Codename: Kid Yu-Gi-Oh! Teen Titans Dragonball GT American Dad Family Guy Robot Chicken Samurai Cham. Full-Alchemist Venture Bros. 3; [CMTV] CMT Insider (N) Top 20 Countdown Dukes of Hazzard Dale Jr. Uncut: 60 Minutes Open Cntry CMT Music 3= [DISN] Braceface ^ Kim Possible ^ Lizzie McGuire Sister, Sister That’s-Raven That’s-Raven Movie: TT ‘‘102 Dalmatians’’ (2000, Adventure) Glenn Close. ^ Sister, Sister Even Stevens 3@ [SPIKE] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation MXC MXC MXC MXC The Lance Krall Comedy Inc. World’s Wildest Police Videos Real TV Blind Date 3B [AMC] Movie: T ‘‘Death Wish II’’ (1982, Drama) Charles Bronson. ‘R’ Movie: TT ‘‘Death Hunt’’ (1981, Adventure) Charles Bronson. ‘R’ Movie: T ‘‘Death Wish II’’ (1982, Drama) Charles Bronson. ‘R’ 3C [TNT] Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TT ‘‘The Librarian: Quest for the Spear’’ (2004, Action) Movie: ‘‘Pirates of Silicon Valley’’ 4; [CNN] Anderson Cooper 360 ^ Cont’d Larry King Live ^ NewsNight With Aaron Brown ^ Lou Dobbs Tonight Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown 4= [CNBC] Heads-Up Poker Champ. Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch Heads-Up Poker Champ. Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch 4@ [LIFE] Movie: ‘‘Lies He Told’’ ^ Cont’d Movie: TT ‘‘Another Woman’s Husband’’ (2000) Lisa Rinna. ^ Golden Girls Golden Girls The Nanny The Nanny Design. Women The Division ^ 4C [FXNEWS] The O’Reilly Factor (Live) ^ Hannity & Colmes (Live) ^ On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto 5; [FXSPN] Championship Poker Best Damn Sports Show Period The Sports List Best Damn Sports Show Period Best Damn Sports Show Period NBA Action All Strength USA 5< [ESPN] Poker Poker Baseball NBA Basketball: Conference Semifinal Game 6 -- Teams TBA. (In Stereo Live) ^ SportsCenter (Live) ^ 5A [USA] Law & Order: SVU Movie: TTT ‘‘Breakdown’’ (1997, Suspense) Kurt Russell. Movie: TTT ‘‘Sea of Love’’ (1989, Drama) Al Pacino. ^ 7; [DISC] Area 51 ^ Alien Planet Area 51 ^ Alien Planet [518] [ENC] Movie: TTZ ‘‘Predator’’ (1987) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ^ Movie: TTTZ ‘‘Pulp Fiction’’ (1994, Drama) John Travolta. 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63f0003-5 B4 TUESDAY May 17, 2005 WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES Hammerstrom/ Ross/Daoust Mr. & Mrs. Smith Elton Ms. Lurene Ross and the The children of Ernest “Tim” late Stiner Ross are pleased to Craig Hammerstrom and Patti and Carol Smith would like to announce the marriage of their King are pleased to announce announce the 50th wedding daughter, Rosalie Kay Ross, to the marriage of their daughter, anniversary of their parents. David L. Daoust, son of Amador Jodi Hammerstrom, to Kelly Tim and Carol were married and Diana Lujan along with Elton, son of Glenna and Ron May 16, 1955. They are the par- Donna Jo, Jeffery and Michael Matekel and the late Sam Elton. ents of three children: Steve on Saturday, May 21, 2005. They will be married on Smith, Tooele, Chris (Jennifer) They request the pleasure of Friday, May 20, 2005, at the Smith, Tooele, and Sandy your company at the wedding Eagles Nest in Tooele, Utah. A McFarland, Vernal. They are also and reception in their honor reception will follow in their the grandparents to two grand- from 3-8 that evening at the honor at 7 p.m. daughters: Michele McFarland Jodi Hammerstrom Fraternal Order of the Eagles, Kelly is a graduate of Tooele Rosalie Kay Ross and Laurynn Smith. and Kelly Elton 50 S. 1st St., Tooele, Utah. High and is employed at Dugway and David L. Daoust Happy anniversary! Ernest “Tim” and Carol Smith Proving Ground. Jodi is also a graduate of Tooele High and is employed in Salt Lake. Candelaria/ Kelly and Jodi will make their home in Tooele. Sackett

Melissa Elaine Candelaria and Baird/Campbell William Budd Sackett have cho- sen Friday, May 20, 2005, to be Give your parakeet something to talk about. Todd and Leslie Baird of Rush sealed for time and all eternity Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin! Valley are pleased to announce in the Salt Lake Temple. A recep- the marriage of their daughter, tion will held in their honor that SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 Morgan, to Clay Campbell, son evening in Grantsville. of Clay and Anita Campbell of Melissa is the daugh- Tooele. ter of Marilyn Candelaria of They will be married on Grantsville. She is a 2004 gradu- Saturday, May 21, 2005. A recep- ate of Grantsville High School. Melissa Elaine Candelaria tion will be held in their honor and William Budd Sackett that evening from 5-7 at Ophir She is currently working on her School. He is currently work- Canyon, Ophir, Utah, with danc- bachelor’s degree in elementa- ing on his bachelor’s degree in ing to follow from 7-11 p.m. The ry education at the University Allergies? electrical engineering at the couple will make their home in of Utah. William is the son of Morgan Baird and Clay Campbell University of Utah. The couple David K. Palmer, M.D. Bountiful. William and Randee Sackett of plans to make their first home Nancy J. Stevenson, P.A.-C If there is anyone we may Lake Point. He is also a 2004 in Salt Lake City. have inadvertently overlooked, graduate of Grantsville High • Ear, Nose, and Throat please come and join us in our • Head & Neck Surgery celebration. • Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders McBride/Hettgar Call 882-2003 to make an appointment Joe and Carolyn McBride Fitzgerald/ are pleased to announce the Romano wedding of their son, Ryan, to Rosemary Hettgar, daughter of Utah Native and Nashville Bill and Sherry Fitzgerald are Bridget Hettgar and Bill Hettgar pleased to announce the mar- of Rawlings, Wyo. Recording Artist riage of their daughter, Patricia Ryan and Rosemary were Lorin Fitzgerald, to Justin James married May 5, 2005, in the Romano on Saturday, May 21, Nauvoo Temple. 2005. The couple is now residing in TJ YOUNG If we have overlooked any- Davis, Calif., where Rosemary She will be Performing at the Coming one, please feel free to join us is finishing her master’s degree Deseret Peak Complex, June 11 to Tooele that evening at 5. A reception in agriculture economics at UC Ryan McBride will follow in their honor from Davis. and Rosemary Hettgar Meet Her in person 6-12 p.m. at the Eagle’s Nest, Ryan has served as a mission- MEET HER IN PERSON: Tooele Army Depot. Patricia Lorin Fitzgerald ary in the Des Moines, Iowa, SHEAR PLEASURE: University. and Justin James Romano mission for The Church of Jesus RICHARDS BARBECUE: During Grand Re-Opening Christ of Latter-day Saints. This Ryan and Rosemary will be Wed, May 18th Fri & Sat • May 20 & 21st summer he will complete his joining the Peace Corps and project for his master’s degree departing for a two-year assign- 7:00pm - 9:00 pm 12 noon to 1:00 pm in civil engineering at Utah State ment in a foreign country. 1205 N. Main • Tooele 287 North Main St., Tooele Behind Jims Restaurant Prenuptial checklist: planning is key By Sally Stone family wants certain people to agent (check with people who be there, should they pay for have used their services) as Ask anyone involved in the their attendance? early as possible to make your various planning services for There are bound to be dis- travel and hotel reservations. bridal couples what the biggest agreements about the list, and Good luck, good fortune and can now be heard in mistakes the bride and groom again, the sooner this matter is much happiness to all bridal can make during the lead-up taken care of the better so that couples everywhere. Tooele County on 100.7 fm time to the wedding, and they’ll compromises can be made early tell you — not giving themselves in what will be a hectic enough © 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. For advertising information contact Tracy Chapman 801-325-3158 enough time. period without adding to the Too many couples believe under a variety of categories, pressures. And once the lists are that once they deal with the such as kitchen gifts, china, complete, the invitations can be issues they feel are important to electronics, cookware, etc. ordered and sent out. them — e.g., gift registry, inter- One of the reasons these ser- 5. Interfaith and/or interethnic ������ ������ faith marriages, keeping families vices advise you to register as marriages. Although everyone happy — somehow everything early as possible is to be sure would like to believe that love �� �� ���� ������ will fall into place and it will all that what you request is avail- conquers all, and all the world happen on schedule. able for shipping on schedule. loves lovers despite religious, ������������ Not so. 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Whether the bride plans to the law does not permit anyone CIS 1020-036 Computer Essentials Tuesday 9:00 am – 2:10 pm upset the best-made plans of use her maiden name after her to be denied a marriage service CIS 1020-037 Computer Essentials Tuesday 4:30 pm – 9:35 pm FIN 1380-001 Financial Mathematics Wednesday 4:30 pm – 9:35 pm planner and supplier alike. marriage or her married name, because of religious or cultural she must alert her bank, her MATH 1020-005* Math for Health Disciplines Monday 8:00 am – 1:10 pm So, in the interest of both the differences, a couple could have insurance company, her stock bridal couple and the services a problem getting someone to broker, the Social Security they plan to use, here are some perform a religious ceremony, ���� �������� ����� �������� Administration, the Motor things you should arrange to do either on his or her own, or with Vehicles Bureau and other insti- ������� ����� ������ �� ��� ��� �������� �� at least three months — prefer- a clergyman of another faith. tutions that need to know about ably more — in advance of your So, the sooner they set about ACCT 1110-018 Financial Accounting I Tuesday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm her marriage. And, again, the wedding. (Of course, we’re talk- to find a cleric or clerics who CIS 1020-018 Computer Essentials Monday 9:00 am – 11:50 am sooner the better to avoid any ing weddings with all the trim- will make the marriage happen CIS 1020-019 Computer Essentials Monday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm legal complications that might INTD 1010-008 Intro to Interior Design Thursday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm mings, here.) for them, the better. Also, this turn up if this information fails LE 1020-020 Essential of College Study Wednesday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm 1. Arrangements for the bride’s accommodating person might to get on the record. And, by the MATH 0970-022** Elementary Algebra Tues./Thurs. 3:30 pm – 5:20 pm gown and those of her atten- agree to offer counseling to fam- way, the groom also needs to MATH 1020-021* Math for Health Disciplines Thursday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm dants should begin at least three ily members who have not yet PLS 1010-006*** Intro to Law Tuesday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm alert these same agencies about months (or more) ahead of the fully accepted the marriage. the change in his marital sta- wedding day. This will allow for 6. Finally, timing is important *THIS COURSE IS A PREREQUISITE FOR MANY OF SLCC’S ALLIED HEALTH tus. Also, if either or both bride any problems that might arise in arranging your honeymoon PROGRAMS INCLUDING NURSING. MATH 1020 has a prerequisite of MATH 0950 or MATH and groom are members of the with the design, the construc- trip. Contact a reputable travel 0920 or appropriate CPT score. This course is a general review of mathematics, introductory National Guard tion, or even the availability of algebra, geometry, measurements systems, drug dosage calculations, and intravenous fluid or Reserves, they the fabric. The groom should Super Crossword Answers administration. This course does not satisfy general education requirements for transfer are required to students. also arrange to reserve his and report the mar- his groomsmen’s wedding out- riage to these **Prerequisite for FIN 1380 and MATH 1020 fits early to be sure they’ll all be services well. available and in good condition 4. The Guest ***Frank Mohlman, Judge Pro Tem for the Tooele Small Claims Court, will teach Intro to Law when they’re needed. List Question: 2. Registering for gifts: The ���������� ���������� ����������� Who should be bridal gift registry serves the invited? Who needs of both the bridal cou- By completing a series of five courses – all offered at our new Tooele Center – students will receive can be left off ple and their guests. No more a Certificate in Accounting Principles issued through our Continuing Education Division. Classes for the invitation list guessing about what to give, this certificate begin summer term. Remaining courses will be offered in subsequent semesters without caus- and (with a few exceptions) no (based on enrollment). The courses required for the certificate are: ing hurt feelings more receiving unwelcome gifts. or worse? And ACCT 1110 Financial Accounting I No prerequisite You can find bridal registries in does the bride’s ACCT 1120 Financial Accounting II Prerequisite: ACCT 1110 most major department stores, list have to bal- ACCT 2020 Managerial Accounting Prerequisite: ACCT 1110 or ACCT 1220 & CIS 1020 as well as in specialty stores ance in num- CIS 1020 Computer Essentials No prerequisite and through mail-order gift cata- ber with the FIN 1380 Financial Mathematics Prerequisite: MATH 097 or CPT logs and Web sites (bridalguide. groom’s? Also, com is one of several on the if the groom’s Internet.) And you can register TUESDAY May 17, 2005 B5 May is ripe for strawberries ay 1/2 cup flour Rhubarb Irish Dessert and 3/4 cup oil 3/4 cup sugar Mstraw- Mix cake mix, gelatin, flour, 3 cups rhubarb chopped berries go oil, eggs and water. Beat 2 min- 2 tablespoons flour together like utes, add strawberries beat 1 1 tablespoon butter softened peaches and minute. Bake at 350 degrees for 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg cream. You 35-40 minutes. 1 egg beaten just can’t 1 cup flour get enough Rhubarb with 1 cup brown sugar of them. In 3/4 cup oatmeal honor of that Diane Sagers Strawberry Sauce 1/2 cup very soft butter situation, this CORRESPONDENT 4 cups rhubarb To make filling: week’s article 1 cup sugar Mix white sugar, 2 tbsp flour, includes 1/4 cup water 1 tbsp butter, rhubarb, nutmeg more straw- Homefront 1 cup strawberries and egg. berry recipes. Mix rhubarb, sugar and To make Crust Rhubarb, too water and microwave about 5 Mix 1 cup flour, brown sugar, is big at this time of year — and minutes, add berries and micro- oatmeal and 1/2 c butter until it meshes well with strawber- wave 5 more minutes. Or cook crumbly. Press half of topping ries. So, I’ve added a recipe or on stove until rhubarb is tender into 9 inch baking dish. Add the two for rhubarb as well. (cook about 25-30 minutes) filling and top with remaining Can use over ice cream. Can crumbs. also put this in containers and Strawberry Angel Food Bake at 350 degrees for 20-30 freeze. minutes. Dessert 1 angel food cake 1/2 cup cold water 1 small package strawberry gelatin 2 cups frozen berries 1 cup hot water 2 cups whipped cream (cool whip) th Break up cake into pieces. 4 of july Make gelatin with hot and cold water and let stand until slightly ����� thickened. Drain berries and ������������������������������ save juice. Whip cream until �������������������������������������� stiff. Whip gelatin. Add ber- ��������������������������������� ries and whip cream. Alternate strawberry mix and cake pieces ���������� in tube or oblong pan. Chill until firm. ������������� �������������������������������� Stuffed Strawberries ������������������������������������� 12 large strawberries ������������������������������������ 3 ounces cream cheese 2 tablespoons powdered ������������������������������������� sugar ����� 1 tablespoon sour cream Hull strawberries and remove a little extra of center. Cream ������������� together cream cheese, sugar, ����������� and sour cream. Pipe into hole in center of strawberries. ��������������������������������������� ����������������������������������� Carries’s Strawberry ��������������������������������� Cake �������������� 1 box white cake mix photography / Troy Boman 1 package frozen strawberries Robespierre (top left), played by Dewey McNeil, is the leader of the period of mass violence during the 1 box strawberries gelatin French Revolution called the terror. His accomplice Citizen Chauvelin (top right) played by Chandler 4 eggs unbeaten Durrant intensifies the plot due to his search for the Scarlet Pimpernell’s identity and past connects with 2 tablespoons flour Marguerite St. Just. Timmy Cluff and Shea Durfee play Chauvelin’s right-hand men. Hamm as Ozzy, Garin Hobson Christina Mesler, Natalie as Dewhurst, Carter Thompson Tripp, Amy Stocks and Morgan Pimpernel as Elton, Eric Hales as Farleigh, Lerdahl. continued from page B1 Brent Mouritson as Hal, Ian GHS student Truxton “I know the community has Duclos as Ben, Tim Williamson Moulton, who also plays the expectations, and if we expect as Prince Of Wales, Cody part of Marquis de St. Cyr, cre- them to support us we have to Burkett as Sentry, and Tyson ated the scenery. Moulton also meet them, and I think we have Cook as Jessup. Ensemble is works as a part-time technician with this one,” Price said. made up of Phillip Young, Cody at Pioneer Theatre Company. Cast members in the GHS Garrard, Michael Garrard and The musical is based on the production include: Dana Chris Steele. Cupids include: novel by Baroness Emmuska Humke as Marguerite St. Just, Holly Arbon, Malory Madson, Orczy. Leona Shulz as Marie Grosholtz, Bethany Swenson, Aubree Cole, The Scarlet Pimpernel runs Tycen Lear as Percy Blakeney, Kelsey Sprague, Robyn Krieser, from Wednesday May 18 - Chandler Durrant as Chauvelin, Whitney Young and Lacey Cole. Saturday May 21 at 7 p.m. in the Logan Gumucio as Armand St. Girls include: Lisa Christensen, GHS auditorium. Tickets cost Just, Truxton Moulton as St. Alyssa Roberts, Kelsey Elsholz, $5 for adults and $4 for stu- Cyr, Zach Stocks as Tussaud, Brittany Keepers, Rachel Morris dents. This will also be the first Dewey McNeill as Robspierre, and Alyssa Authur. Girl’s ensem- annual GHS dinner theatre, with Timmy Cluff as Mercier, Shea ble includes: Kira Knapp, Abi a dinner Friday and Saturday Durfee as Coupeau. Percy’s McNeill, Michelle Fillmore, night, although the deadline has Bounders are played by Kienan Natalia Workman, Angela passed for reservations. Dexheimer, Laura Willette, e-mail: [email protected] MILITARY NEWS Jessi Spires

Marine Corps Pvt Jessi A. Spires, son of Candi L. and James B. Spires of Tooele, recently com- pleted 12 weeks of basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif., designed to chal- lenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally. Spires and fellow recruits began their training at 5 a.m. by run- ning three miles and performing calisthenics. In addition to the physical conditioning program, Spc. Randie Marie Kilpack Spires spent numerous hours in classroom and field assignments Her Military Operation Specialty which included learning first aid, is nuclear biological chemical uniform regulations, combat water operations. She is currently in Spc. Randie survival, marksmanship, hand-to- transition on orders to Camp hand combat and assorted weap- Coiner, Korea, where she will Marie Kilpack ons training. They performed close spend the next 17 months. She order drill and operated as a small will arrive in Korea to celebrate infantry unit during field training. her 23rd birthday on May 23. Charlie Company Spires and other recruits also Randie recently became 426 Brigade Support received instruction on the Marine engaged to Spc. Keegan Waldrop, Battalion Corps’ core values — honor, cour- who is serving in Iraq with the age and commitment, and what 1st Brigade, Bagstone. 518th Gun Truck Company. the core values mean in guiding I am an American soldier, Randie is the daughter of personal and professional con- a protector of the greatest Margaret and Lynn Weyland of duct. nation on earth. Erda, Utah, and of Craig and Spires and fellow recruits Anna Kilpack of Magna, Utah. ended the training phase with The Randie would like to give a Crucible, a 54-hour team evolution Randie is home on leave until special thanks to her family and culminating in an emotional cer- May 17. She was stationed at friends and America for their emony in which recruits are pre- Fort Campbell, Ky., home of support for her service to our sented the Marine Corps Emblem the 101st Airborn Air Assault country. Division for the past 15 months. and addressed as “Marines” for the first time in their careers. Subscribe Today 882-0050 Spires joined the Marine Corps in May 2001. TUESDAY May 17, 2005 B6 GRADUATIONS Halee Hunter Kathy Larson Camilla Nash

Halee Hunter, daughter Kathy Larson has graduated Congratulations to Camilla of Gary and Karen Hunter of from Salt Lake Community Nash who graduated from Utah Stockton, graduated Cum Laude College with an AAS Degree in State University in Logan, Utah, from Utah State University with the paralegal program. on May 7, 2005. She received a a bachelor’s degree in electrical Kathy’s accomplishments bachelor of arts degree in his- engineering on Saturday, May 7, include the President’s list, tory with minors in Latin and 2005. While at USU, Halee was National Dean’s list, National British and Commonwealth active in many clubs and activi- Collegiate All-American Scholar Studies. Cami was awarded the ties. She served as president of Program and a 3.92 GPA. history department’s first certifi- the Society of Women Engineers, Kathy’s husband, Chris, her cate of completion in the newly co-founder and vice-president parents, John and Estella Adair, formed Medieval and Early of the USU Portuguese Club, her children and grandchildren Modern Studies program. She IEEE officer and was a member have encouraged and supported Halee Hunter Kathy Larson is the daughter of proud parents of Tau Beta Pi, the engineering her and are very proud of her Mark and Betta Nash. Camilla Nash honor society. accomplishments. Halee took leave from her ously interned. Halee also grad- studies to serve an LDS mis- uated from LDS Institute this sion to Belo Horizonte, Brazil, in spring with a four-year diploma 2001-03 after which she returned and a special certificate. to USU for completion of her We are extremely proud of What was that big noise last night? degree. She has accepted a posi- her and wish her the best in all tion with the imaging depart- her future endeavors. She is still Read about it in the Transcript Bulletin! ment at Micron Technology in single and available and can be SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 Boise, Idaho, where she previ- reached at 555-2233.

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Min- FREE KITTENS in Continued on next page KIDS SUMMER music Dave’s Drugs imum $10,000 in credit Tooele. Call (801)244- courses available! Five 30 WEST 1ST SOUTH card debt. No bank- 0963 courses to choose from. ruptcy, no debt consol- FREE PURE bred lab, Visit www.FoxxPia- idation, no refinancing! 2yr old female, 2yr old noStudio.com for 882-0287 www.911creditrescue. guinea pig, multi-color. course descriptions and com (888)540-8097 Are you taking vitamins, 882-7766 request detailed infor- nutritional supplements, TABLE AND 4 chairs, mation. 843-5031 PERFECT PUPS Obedi- Saturday, May 21st • 10 am homeopathic or herbs? good condition $100, Are they okay with your stroller and infant car ence training. Group 260 South 200 West • Tooele LOWEST PRICE in and private classes. pharmacy medications? seat $50. 882-0093 Hostesses: Sandy 882-2675 & Amie 837-2118 town, remove junk from 882-5266. www.per- yard, gravel removal, fectpups.com Bring a friend or two! Items sold on a first come Better let us check it out. WANTED: EXERCISE tilling, plowing, mowing bike. 882-0024, 830- basis, lots of cash & carry items also available! yards, painting. Call PIT BULL, 6 months old, See the New May Merchandise and organizational 7711 Frank (435)850-8059, current on shots, free to ideas to “Hip Up Your Space”! ANTIQUE WOOD furni- good home, great best Angel (435)850-8085 WHEELCHAIR, $500. ture, oak China cabinet, friend. Moving, must 882-3841 pine China cabinet with find home. 850-9920 table and chairs. 2 re- frigerators, scaffolding You may have just the Livestock pressure washer, 833- thing someone out of 0511 (801)592-4117 town is looking for. Place your classified ad 11YR OLD registered Grand Storage BARBED WIRE, FIELD in 47 of Utah's newspa- gelding, 4H potential, Fence, 8' game fence, pers, the cost is $135. good in mountains, great stock, low prices, For up to 25 words. You good disposition, $1100 buy now before price in- will be reaching a po- obo. (435)496-0417 creases. 1-800-947- tential of up to 500,000 Auction 0249, Metalmart, 181 readers. All you need to 1954 FERGUSON trac- South 1200 East, Lehi. do is call the Tooele tor with front end load- (ucan) Transcript Bulletin at er, 3 point hitch blade, (435)882-0050 for full pto, $2500. 496-0721 BUILD YOUR HOME details. (Ucan) with Logix foam blocks! 3YR OLD Fox trotter filly, Energy efficient, quick Furniture & very gentle; 2yr old fox install, fire rated, strong. Appliances trotter filly, great breed- For information call 1- ing. Evenings 884- 877-633-3523 or visit 27” MAGNAVOX console 6801, daytime logixicf.com. Dealer- tv, $250. 6 piece solid (801)381-8710 Sat, ships available. (ucan) oak kitchen set, less than 1yr old, $275. 882- 5YR OLD thoroughbred, CANDLES & more! Inde- 3954 or 833-5582 registered, flat track/ am pendent consultant now chariots, would make May 21, 10 booking shows. Maggie AN ABSOLUTELY awe- excellent barrel horse, (435)496-0688 some Queen Double $1250 obo. (801)330- Pillowtop orthopedic 5534 CANNER PRESTO 22qt mattress and box. pressure canner with Brand new with warran- ALFALFA HAY for sale. gauge, used twice, $40. ty. Only $150. 801-831- 882-5456 or 882-1777 882-5581 0678. AUSTRALIAN SADDLE DIAMONDS don't pay 77 No. 1100 W. BEAUTIFUL CHERRY used twice, paid $400, retail! Large selection, sleigh bed! Includes will sell for $350. 843- high quality. Bridal sets, headboard, foot board 8598 wedding bands. Every- and rails. New in box. thing wholesale! Rocky POWDER RIVER calf ta- List $750. Sacrifice Tooele Mtn. Diamond Co. ble, excellent condition, $275. 801-831-0678. S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 $500. 884-0763 B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 17, 2005

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CFC Certification re- miles, $13,900, 882- W eekly & Monthly Rates SUMMER BABYSITTER, Lake Point 5114 after 5pm. ses and why he substi- $2 per hour/ per child, Email quired. $21.37 per hour. tuted it with Ten Com- CERTIFIED DAY care Mail or fax application/ Ask for Debbie M-F, 6:30am-5:30pm, bthomas.ids@frontier- 1975 HARLEY Davidson mandments. Send self where there is love and resume to: Griffin-Alb- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 Sylvia 882-5257 net.net, 775-778-6625 Sportster, good condi- addressed stamped en- learning, affordable ers, PO Box 508, Dug- WAGSTAFF CON- tion, clean, $4900 or velope to: Galafan, P.O. rates. Call 843-7581. DRIVE THE BEST for way, UT 84022-0508. Help Wanted STRUCTION Inc. is best offer. Call 840- Box 683, Raton, NM the best. Excellent pay Fax (435)831-4082 CHILD CARE in my now hiring landscape 2705 or 882-5542 87740. (ucan) and benefits package. 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Use your Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate 1021 W. Vine St, Tooele knowledge and com- and high-speed inter- home computer or lap- debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. Drivers Class A CDL munity ties. Flexible net. (ucan) top. No experience nec- 882-6611 Haz endorsements hours and supplemental essary. 1-800-693- • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. required. $16/hr or income. Contact Connie NOW BOOKING! Actors, 9398, Ext 1884. (ucan) • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. .35¢/mile to start with @ 1-800-883-3817 / extras and model types. • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. periodic increase. Roll-off, [email protected] No school or experi- Small Business owners: • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. vac-tanks vans, end m. (ucan) ence. $72-$698 per Place your classified ad Tooele County dumps & flatbed to day. (801)680-0220 in 47 newspapers DESERET 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 FRAMERS WANTED, throughout Utah for only transport hazardous & PART TIME assistant PEAK non hazardous materials. framing houses in $135. for 25 words, and Hearing Officer: Tooele County is Tooele and Salt Lake. manager at Beehive $5. per word over 25. 833-0740 Pre-employment physical Storage, apply in per- (Just South of Wal-Mart) accepting resumes for an Administrative Code Call Kirk (801)856-1471 You will reach up to & drug screen, current son. www.deseretpeakmtg.com Enforcement Hearing Officer who will conduct 500,000 buyers and it is DMV print out required. FRYER AND grill cooks a one call, one order, hearings to determine the existence and extent of PART TIME help want- Full-time year round work, wanted. Dependable, one bill program. Call ed, warehousing, cus- a violation of the regulations and codes of Tooele various hours Mon-Fri, will train. Apply in per- the Tooele Transcript tomer service, data County. Must be an active member in good home most weekends. son 46 W 100 S, Dairy Bulletin at (435)882- computer entry. FREE SERVICES TO ALL BUYERS standing in the Utah State Bar or the American Locally dispatched from Delight 0050 for further info. (801)972-5800 Institute of Certified Planners; Active practice of home terminal. Call (Ucan) 74 South 7th Street planning or law for at least five years.; or served as between 8:00-5:00 for FT MEDICAL Assistant PHYSICAL THERAPIST, Cheap living with a 2 bedroom, 1 bath a hearing officer, administrative law judge, or application or fax job needed for busy prac- Wanted tice, Tues & Thurs eve- KANAB, Utah. Come possess extensive prior experience with experience. join experienced thera- home with a great location! Or would nings required. Send re- make a great investment property. administrative hearings; sume to 1959 N Aaron pist in existing practice. SPRING CLEANING MP Environmental Drive, Suite C, Tooele. Out-patient, in-patient, Cash for junk cars, Foreclosure looms, seller will look at all Services, Inc. home health. Sign on offers. $71,500. Call Heather 830-4975. Complete job description is available at the trucks, metal scrap, 1043 N. Industrial Park Cir FULL TIME Laborer/Op- bonus $5,000, reloca- pipes, engines. Will pick Tooele County Human Resource Office tion $1,500. New grads Grantsville, Utah erating postion for exca- up; top dollar paid. 122 N. Pinehurst Ave 47 South Main Street Tooele vating company. No ex- welcome. Send resume Mark, 843-8247 to [email protected] This home is really better than new! Don’t or visit our website at Ph: 877-800-5111 perience necessary. Ex- miss out, remodeled home including the or fax 1-801-947-5938, Recreational http://www.co.tooele.ut.us Fax: 435-884-0610 perience with heavy k itchen, 2 baths, flooring, siding, roof, equipment a plus. Call Attention: Suzanne. Vehicles windows and has central a/c. Has been very This recruitment will run on a well cared for. 4 bedrooms. Covered patio and 882-4410 (ucan) continuous basis until the needs of the 1975 RANCHO ElRay a great elevated play house. Great backyard CARPENTER 1+ yrs ex- PHYSICAL THERAPY for kids! Super Neighborhood! You owe it to GRANTSVILLE CITY 10ft camper, heater, yourself to see this home! $132,500. Call department have been met. perience, pay DOE, CAREER opportunity in Police Department is fridge, stove all in work- Heather 830-4975. 850-4558, leave mes- Craig, Colorado. Out- EEO Employer seeking applications for ing condition, hydraulic sage. patient, in-patient home an Animal/ Ordinance jacks, good shape. health. Busy existing 886 West 770 South Control Officer. Closing $600 obo. (435)496- practice with two seas- Wonderful home that has been very well cared date will be May 20th. 0417 oned therapists. New for. 4 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 Family rooms, R.V. For more information, Parking and the park is within walking distance. grads welcome. Sign-on you can reach us at 1978 RANCHO 19ft You still have possibilities for one more bonus $5,000, reloca- bedroom and 1 more bath. Home has newer (435)884-6881 camping trailer, excel- tion bonus $1,500. Central Air system the washer, dryer and fridge lent condition, $1500 stays. Really a GREAT home on a corner lot. Send resume HEAVY EQUIPMENT obo. Call 884-6631 [email protected] or fax 1- mechanic: Experience (801)529-0255 801-947-5938 Attention: in crusher operation Suzanne. (ucan) 28 East Vine (Shoe Repair and lube service. Mini- 1987 LASALLE motor mum 2 years experi- home, 62,000 miles, air Shop) PLUMBERS AND PIPE- bags, generator, two Great possibilities with this little ence. References FITTERS Local 140 is 1 Carrier Route Available needed. Great benefits. new tires, $11,500 obo. commercial building. It is 575 accepting applications 833-9584 Full time. Wage based for apprenticeship. Be- sqft and does have 3 parking spaces NEEDED IMMEDIATELY on experience. Apply in ginning wage $13.37 1995 PROWLER 5th available. person @ Bolinder per hour with health in- Company 1830 W Hwy wheel, w/2 slideouts, surance and pensions. book value $14,300, will • Southeast Tooele, Upland & 112 or fax resume to For more information Ron at 435-882-8455 sell at $12,800. 833- Skyline Drive Area call 1-801-295-6198. 9995 or 830-9914 (ucan) HEAVY EQUIPMENT YOUR HOME 2000 COLEMAN tent operators: Experience PRESSER/ COUNTER trailer, Cheyenne, ex- in crusher operation. person needed for day cellent condition, $7500 Minimum 2 years expe- shift. Apply at Ekonomy COULD GO HERE! obo. 884-6037 rience. References Cleaners, 132 N. Main. needed. Great benefits. 84 GEORGIA Boy, Class Full time. Wage based SEMI SERVICE now hir- A, 25ft motorhome. Heather Olsen on experience. Apply in ing tank van and truck New engine, fridge, person @ Bolinder equipment mechanic. and awning. ac, gen, Company 1830 W Hwy Please call (888)655- 830-4975 new tires, sleeps 4. 112 or fax resume to 5519 for Brianna. Great McAffee Realtors $7300 882-3774 Real Estate for Your World Ron at 435-882-8455 pay and benefits. TUESDAY May 17, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

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(801)209- Wagon with third seat, home in Tooele 850- ance. $500/mo, $400 3BDRM, 2BTH home, Dawson Drive. basement, central FSBO OR lease to own, www.UtahHomesNow.c 0049, www.owners.com great gas mileage, 9852 deposit. Accepts hous- garage, yard/ garden. (801)390-7266, C-21 beautiful Stansbury 2 om. (ucan) /AMW4094. Open $2999. Call 840-1440 ing. 328 E Main, Clean, no smoking, out- McAffee Mgmt. air, sprinklered story, 3200sqft, 4bdrm, house Saturday, 904 $525, 2BDRM, clean, Grantsville. Call side pets permitted lawn. Call Bob 2.5bth, room to grow. NEW HOME, 2002, North, 1300 E. quiet, carport and stor- (801)815-2928, 435- (kennel prov.) $800/mo TWIN HOME 3bdrm, 435.850.9013. 882-5418 or (801)502- 2bdrm, 1bth, 2 car ga- age. 830-6627 884-0432. w/$500 deposit. 2bth $750/mo, 6298 rage, yard, sprinklers, Manufactured FOR FORSALE! SALE! (435)224-2734 $500/dep. Call Rose at landscaped, central air, Homes 1 BEDROOM apartment STUDIO APARTMENTS, DP Realty, (435)830- 2 HOUSES and 1 build- FSBO, CLEAN 2bdrm, 1800sqft, seller finance for rent. $475 plus $100 $365 per month, $99 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 2827 ing lot in Grantsville, 1bth, new carpet, paint, possible, call Sam 1996 CAVCO, excellent deposit. Call (435)882- moves you in! Utilities home for rent, no smok- $85,000; $115,000 and central air, seller will fi- (801)756-1590 condition, move in 2062 included, new paint/ ing/ pets. 882-1550 Homes $28,000. Call Kurt, Utah nance, asking $119,000 ready, zone 3 construc- carpet, 833-9134 Assets LLC, 882-5327, Agents welcome. 78 NO QUALIFYING. For tion, 3bdrm, 2bth, vault- 1BDRM 1BTH for rent. 3BDRM, 3BTH, 2 car ga- 840-3374. ed ceilings, covered Sell Your Car Here for (801)864-0455 North 3rd. (801)671- sale by owner: Tooele, (801)563-0656 rage. 1720sqft. no $$$SAVE MONEY Find 2995 Highlands, 135 South front deck, carport. 433- TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, smoking. $895/mo, HUD & Bank owned 2000 HOME. Open 6th Street, 3bdrm, 1bth, 6640, (720)280-2943 $ 80* 1BDRM BASEMENT dishwasher and ac, no $450/dep. 703 North homes at www.tooele- house Sat. 4-7, 3bdrm, GRANTSVILLE 10 large lot. Contact Den- ea. apartment, clean, quiet smoking/ pets, 350 West. Owner/ bankownedhomes.co 2.5bth, RV parking. acres, large home, 3 nis at (801)641-6905. 1998 CAVCO 3bdrm, 6 2800sq.ft. $155,900/ area, $475/mo, most $575/mo, $300/dep. agent Miller & Co, m or call for a list Ber- barns, soned kennell. 2bth, master bath, large Call 882-0050 utilities paid. (435)830- Move in special. 882- (801)304-5931. na or Chris 435-840- neg. 904 North 1480 $319,000. Call Rose at OVERLAKE 4BDRM tub, separate shower, East 843-7158 *Based on 13 issue contract. 7009 4998 or (801)592-1452 5029, Group 1 Real Es- DP Realty, (435)830- 4bth, 2319sqft, 1667 N Overpass Point Park, 4BDRM, 1BTH home, tate 2827 Dawson Lane, $24,900. Ready to fenced yard, carport, 2 2BDRM, 2BTH, finished Homes for Rent $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth $165,000, 1999, jacuz- move in. (801)654- 2000 DODGE Intrepid, family rooms, extra basement, 1720sqft, su- GRANTSVILLE RAM- Only 2 BEAUTIFUL .24 acres, quiet zi, w/d, satellite. Kathy 0632, (801)296-7284 black, beautiful, parking. $750/mo, per clean, great views, BLER Built in 2003, neighborhood, new Allen, Mountain West 119,000 gentle, well- $675/MO WITH lease, $400/dep. 882-4428 all appliances stay. 3,800+ sqft , .54 acre A GREAT deal! 98 Cav- 2 BEDROOM UNITS carpet, newly remod- Real Estate (801)414- maintained miles. Must Tooele, 3bdrm, 1bth, $92,000. 172 Alfred lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths co, 4bdrm, 2bth eled bathroom, new 5219 see to appreciate. Call AVAILABLE! nice town home, lots of AVAILABLE NOW- 847 Drive. 843-8326 and full unfinished 2100+sqft w/fireplace, kitchen floor. 114 S Rich (801)259-1754 storage, no smoking or S 810 West- $765 per basement. Includes OVERLAKE CONDO, price reduced by Broadway. Call 840- (Tooele). pets. $500/dep. month, $500 deposit, 3BDRM, 1BTH, newly re- family room, living 3bdrm, 2bth, totally re- $10,000, must sell! Call Completely Remodeled 0279. (435)840-0727 or 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 modeled, large lot and 1 room, central air, auto- modeled, must sell Todd (801)529-8787. irrigation share. 247 S 2000 PONTIAC Monta- NEW fridge, stove, (801)376-7321 car garage, sprin- 1999 RAMBLER, 2bdrm, matic sprinklers, water ASAP, Reagan at Su- 100 W. 882-8971 na, 67,000 miles, ac, klered yard, no pets! 1bth, partially finished softener, gas range and perior Realty, (801)685- Mobile Homes d ishwasher & maple $850/MO GRANTS- cd, keyless sliding door, Call Bob 850-9013. basement, w/extras, a great lighting pack- 2044 MLS #500146 VILLE 4bdrm, 3bth 3BDRM, 2BTH, new sid- towing, seats 8, warran- cabinets. fenced yard, 2 car ga- age. Huge master suite home, Newly renno- DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter ing, for sale, $77,000, 14X65 2BDRM, 1bth, ty, $11,500 obo. Call rage, central air, 796 includes sitting nook/of- Planning on selling your $500 per month. vated. Great shed. No (400 North), large call anytime, 843-0840, 843-1479 Henwood Mo- James 843-0975 Valleyview Drive. 882- fice, walk-in-closet, cor- home, you could be NO MAY RENT! smoking. Pets consid- 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic 224-2410, 840-1127. ner jetted tub, separate sending your sales bile Park. tile floors, carport, 2196, (801)870-3536 2001 OLDSMOBILE ered. $800/dep. 840- Great condition, need to shower and two bath- points to up to 500,000 Must see to believe! fenced yard, $650/mo. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Alero, 65,000 miles, 2205 sell ASAP. room sinks. $192,900 people at once. For Precept (801)272-8405. home for rent, no smok- great condition, one or make offer. (435) $135. you can place *WHY RENT when you BANK OWNED home, ing/ pets. 882-1550 owner, $6500 obo. 882- (801) 358-8592 FOR SALE! 884-0347. your 25 word classified can buy? O down pro- GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM, no down payment for ad to all 47 newspapers 7215 or (801)201-7246 (Spanish only) 60’ 2BDRM trailer for (435) 843-7331 grams, not perfect cred- 2bth, 2 car garage, qualified buyer call Pru- GRANTSVILLE, NEW in Utah. Just call Tooele it. Single parent pro- basement, $795/mo. dential 882-4111 sale, great fixer upper, 2002 HONDA Accord 260 North 100 East, Tooele custom home! Rent to Transcript Bulletin at grams. Call for details. 375 Utah (400 W, 400 S) washer, dryer, refrigera- LX, hardly used, 55k own, low down, no bank (435)882-0050 for all Berna or Chris 435-840- Davidson Realty BY OWNER: 461 East tor. First $1500 takes it. miles, silver interior, qualify. Mark (801)918- the details. 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 5029 Group 1 Real Es- (801)466-5078 600 North, 3/bdrm, 843-0507 leave mes- great gas mileage 7755, Prostar Realty. ments behind Super tate Sell Your Home Here for 2/bth, office, more SELLING YOUR HOME? sage. $12,900 obo. 830-9714 Wal-Mart. On select GRANTSVILLE 4BDRM basement to finish. Ex- HORSE PROPERTY, Advertise it in the clas- LOCATION LOCATION, units $99 moves you house, $750/mo, $ 80* tended 2/car garage. brick home, 2 car ga- sifieds. Call 882-0050 2003 JEEP Liberty Ren- 24x60, quiet senior in. Some apartments BEAUTIFUL $500/dep, call Nicole, ea. Great family neighbor- rage, large barn, base- egade, 4wd, 39,500 840-2389 6 park, many many many includes all utilities. hood. 843-9248. ment apartment, 341 STANSBURY 3BDRM miles, auto, am/fm/cd, COUNTRY RAMBLER upgrades, $13,000. Swimming pool, hot Call 882-0050 West Utah Ave. 843- 1bth, central air, fully air, fully loaded, silver, HOME FOR RENT GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM, CUSTOM NEW home on (435)843-9031 tub, exercise room, *Based on 13 issue contract. 1395 landscaped, 5454 N leather, roof rack, run- 1bth, garage, new car- the East Bench. Ready playground, full club- LOCATED IN RUSH VALLEY Heather Way, WOW! MOBILE home in ning boards. $17,500. pet, no pets, no smok- for you to pick interior house. 843-4400 I WANT YOUR HOUSE $122,900. www.home- clean park, need to sell (801)870-6794 2 Bedroom, 1 bath ing, $550/mo, ATTENTION: PREVI- colors. Drive by and call and I’ll pay FULL price! sbyowner.com/90958. asap, inside upgrades, w/shower, living $300/dep. Available OUS model home in Steve or Bob at Pru- 2BDRM 1BTH 4-plex, (801)598-8514 Brandon 843-0769 $4000 or best offer. Call 85 E150, full size van, room, nice arranged 5/7. 884-0434 Overlake for sale. New dential. 536 Parkhill Dr. upper unit, w/d hook- www.wantfullprice.com 843-9539 runs good, rebuilt car- ups, coin laundry, kitchen area, hardwood floors, carpet, (just off Skyline) STANSBURY 3BDRM, GRANTSVILLE, GOR- borator, see at 921 N $475/mo, Jim 850-2374 hardwood floor in 3 tone paint, finished LEASE OPTION/ rent to 2.5bth, 2735sqft, built GEOUS new custom 1480 E. $800. 843- kitchen, full basement. $145,000. EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, own, furnished/ unfur- 2001, large kitchen home, 3bdrm, rent to 9524, 830-7497 2BDRM 2BTH, $660/Mo, Diane (801)568-3344 2bth w/views! Whirlpool nished 4bdrm, 2.5bth, w/tile, formal living/ din- basement w/ own available, starting water included. $500 bath, 2 car garage, cor- brick home, 2 car ga- ing, 2 family rooms, vi- carpeting (can be made at $1100/mo. Shawn 89 TAURUS Wagon; 77 deposit. Non-smoking. ner lot, fenced, land- rage, rent based on nyl fence, sprinklers, into a bedroom), 2-car (801)759-0835. Chevrolet truck, one ton Denise 843-1750 or carport, private in & scaped, sprinklers, $140,000 appraisal. (435)882-6402, duelly, $500 each or 840-4507 DeWayne $162,500. 843-9927 849-1572 (801)201-5272 Continued on next page best offer. 882-1761 out circle drive. LARGE HOME, 3bdrm, 840-8107. Requires 1st month 2bth, $950/mo, rent of $65000 with $500/dep. Call Rose at 99 SATURN, great 2BDRM BASEMENT 00 shape, silver, negotia- a $350 deposit. DP Realty, (435)882- apartment in Tooele, 9088, (435)830-2827 ble. 882-5033 or 830- w/d hookups, storage with 1 year lease agreement and two 5033 shed, no smoking, no LEASE OPTION/ rent to pets, $450/mo, good referrences. own, furnished/ unfur- SELL YOUR CAR or $400/dep. 843-0188 or 1-acre animal nished 4bdrm, 2.5bth, boat in the classifieds. (801)588-8465. property optional. brick home, 2 car ga- Call 882-0050 2BDRM DUPLEX, cen- Call Garth or rage, rent based on tral air, hookups, $140,000 appraisal. SUPER CLEAN 89 GMC $550/mo. Move in bo- Barbara Stookey 849-1572 Suburban 4x4 2500 350 nus. 882-0366, 830- 837-2246 tow package, loaded, 2665 MOBILE HOME for rent runs great, excellent or sale, 2 possible 3 condition. Buy at $3500 2BDRM DUPLEX, spa- 2 FLOOR plans, stucco bedroom, 1 bath. Call obo. 830-6201 cious, w/d hookups, w/rock exterior Elsie 882-0808. Large fenced backyard, very 2000sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, soft water filter, 850- SUVs clean, no pets, pool, exercise room, 2279 $710/mo, utilities includ- clubhouse, no smoking, no pets, $950/mo. NICE 2000SQFT 4bdrm, 1996 CHEVY Silverado, ed. Discount for yard care. (801)918-6271 (801)455-1299 2bth, central air, family excellent condition, ps, room. Call for appt. pw, new tires, brakes, 2BDRM IN Grantsville, 2BDRM CONDO, Stans- 882-6526 many extras. 882-2431, w/d hookups, large stor- bury Park, garage, (435)830-2095 age room. 884-5580 washer/ dryer, cable tv, NICE HOME for rent, 1997 CHEVY Blazer no smoking or pets, 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- 4X4, four door, runs 3BDRM IN Tooele- $675/mo, $500/dep. rage, new appliances, great, $4200 obo. 2BDRM in Grantsville, 830-1301 built in 1996, $900/mo. 843-9061 w/d hookups, central Mitch (801)319-3967 Woa 2BDRM MOBILE homes, ac, covered parking, www.outwestrealty.com $450/mo. 3bdrm mobile 2003 LAND Rover Free- pets welcome. Aaron homes for $550/mo. OVERLAKE 3BDRM, lander SE-3, rare 2 door (801)450-8432. 884-0113, 849-2471, 2bth, less than 1yr old, hardtop convertible. 882-1969. large yard, no smoking, Pictures and details on 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, pets okay, $950/mo. carsoup.com. $14,995. $650/mo, $300 deposit, 2BDRM, 1BTH, new car- Rodney or Michelle, 830-2482 no smoking, no pets, pet, hardwood floor, sin- 843-1484 or 224-4130 carport, fenced yard, gle car detached ga- Partner 93 EXTENDED Chevy ac, w/d hookups. 882- rage, large fenced back RENT TO own 2bdrm Astro van, excellent 1287 after 6pm. yard, stove and dish- newer homes, 2 car ga- condition, V6, 4 bucket washer, $650/mo. rage, fenced yard etc. APT FOR RENT, 2 seats, one that folds, (801)870-5208 $800/mo plus deposit. bdrm, 1 bath, govern- auto, ac, good stereo (801)254-2638, ment subsidized. 211 system, 882-5592 3BDRM 1BTH house for (801)680-1309. S. Hale, Grantsville. rent, $500 deposit, 95 JEEP Wrangler, lifted, Call Tammi 884-1712. $850/mo plus utilities, 1 RENT TO own! Only safari top, dependable, Equal Housing Opp. car garage, 325 Valley $975/mo. 3bdrm, 2bth, Horse Property Deluxe must sell! $5500 obo. View Drive. 840-2395 2 car detached garage. 79 Ford F150, 460, V8, CLEAN 1BDRM apart- 520 W Havasu St (350 runs, $1200 obo. 882- ment, $375/mo, availa- 3BDRM CONDO for rent, N). Call for details 1- 7938 ble immediately. Call 2bth, quiet neighbor- 800-807-5943, James David (801)809-1143 hood, nice, $700/mo. RE/MAX Results. Coming this Spring Trucks Call Trudy 843-4381. DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, RENTALS CALL Deseret fireplace, carport with 3BDRM TOOELE, Peak Realty (435)882- ‘01 FORD F350 Crew storage, fenced in back- 5bdrm Grantsville, Call 9088 Cab Lariat, 38k miles, yard, $625/mo and Carol Haddock, 830- mint condition. $28,000 $300/dep. 400 N 617 0007 Remax Platinum SALE OR rent 3bdrm, 435-882-3164 East. Call 882-2560. 1bth home, $89,000 or HEATHER APART- 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, 1 car $650/mo, first, last, & 1988 FORD F250, MENTS, 2bdrm, garage, fenced yard, $250/dep 833-9243 149,000 miles, $4800, large master bed- $700/mo plus utilities, shell w/carpet kit, $500. room, laundry room, $500/dep. No pets, no STANSBURY 2 homes. 843-0484 or 830-7093 1.5bth, 305 N 1st smoking. Available 3bdrm, 2bth. Large East, $490/mo. Call June 1st. (801)967- yard. $1000 mo; 5bdrm, 2001 DODGE Ram 1500 843-1662. 4060 Cari. 3bth, 2 sheds, finished basement, $1200 mo. SLT 4x4 with Americraft 3BDRM, 1.75BTH, ga- LARGE 2BDRM 1bth 4- 843-1282 canopy. Only 19,338 rage, $600/mo, first and plex, upper unit, w/d miles, am/fm/cd, air, au- last month rent, hookups, recently re- STANSBURY HOME, to, $16,500. 843-7106 $400/dep, one year modeled, carport, 3bdrm, 1bth, $850/mo, lease, references re- $600/dep. Call Rose at 2001 FORD F150 4X4 $500/mo Jim 850-2374 quired. No pets, no DP Realty, (435)882- Super cab. $14,000 Call Laramie Dunn smoking. 882-1612 9088, (435)830-2827 OBO 830-1267 LOOK AT me! Clean stu- dios, 1bdrm, 2bdrm, AVAILABLE JUNE 1, STOCKTON, 1bdrm 88 TOYOTA 2wd truck, 3bdrm, inquire at prop- 2bdrm home, Tooele, house, water and gar- shortbed, power steer- erty, 585 N Main, 435.224.4000 ac, rv parking, applian- bage paid, background ing, ac, tool box, electric Tooele. Background ces included, $750/mo, check required. Nice for seats, cd, $1500. check & references re- $500 deposit. (435)843- one person or couple. (801)373-1782 quired. 9312 882-2649 B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 17, 2005

Continued from previous page Buildings Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Lots & Land If you build, remodel or LEPC AGENDA PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC CITY GENERAL PLAN ice District Approving an Lot 95. reinstatement, payoff, remove buildings you Agenda for the LEPC Grantsville City Council HEARING FOR ZONING STREET MASTER Agreement with Barrick Together with all the im- sale cancellation or post- can place your classi- meeting to be held Wed- will hold a regular meet- MAP AMENDMENT PLAN STREET STAND- Resources (USA), Inc., provements now or here- ponement, incorrect bid- RESIDENTIAL BUILD- fied ad in 47 of Utah's nesday, May 25th, 2005 ing Wednesday, May Notice is hereby given ARDS AND DRAWINGS. for the Lease, Sale and after erected on the ding instructions, bank- ING lot, Canyon Rim newspapers for only at 11:00 a.m. at the En- 18th, 2005. The meeting that the Grantsville City 7:30 P.M. MEETING Purchase of Water property, and all ease- ruptcy, or any other cir- Estates, 12,000sqft, $135. for 25 words ($5. virocare plant. to be held at 429 E. Council upon recommen- OFFICIALLY CALLED Rights, Wells, Ease- ments, appurtenances, cumstance of which the zoned R1-12, all under- for each additional 1. Welcome – Chairman, Main, Grantsville, UT dation from the Planning TO ORDER BY CHAIR- ments, and Associated and fixtures now or here- trustee is unaware. In the ground utilities, peace- word). You will reach up LEPC 84029 regular meeting to Commission, pursuant to PERSON REBECCA Property and Facilities after a part of the proper- event any of the forego- ful, secluded, beautiful to 500,000 potential 2. Review minutes, April begin at 7:00 p.m. the provisions of Section PETERSON. and Authorizing the Fil- ty. ing apply, the sale will be views, canyon atmos- customers and all you 2005 PUBLIC HEARING: 10-9-5 of the Utah State 1. Consideration of ac- ing of a U.S. Bureau of The current beneficiary void and the successful phere, $29,900. Owner do is call the Tooele 3. Haz Mat reports, Harry Zone change from RM-7 Code, will conduct a pub- tion on General Plan Land Management of the trust deed is ABN bidder's funds will be re- 882-7094. Transcript Bulletin at Shinton to CN at 500 E. Main. lic hearing on Wednes- amendment of Street Right-of-Way Application AMRO Mortgage Group, turned without any liabili- (435)882-0050 for all 4. Review upcoming AGENDA: day, the 18th day of May, Master Plan street stand- Presented by Gerald Inc. and the record own- ty to the trustee or bene- HORSE PROPERTY/ the details. (Ucan) training 1. Approval of Minutes. 2005, at 7:00 p.m. in the ards and drawings. Webster er of the property as of ficiary for interest or any building lot, 19.31 acres 5. DES LEPC Coordina- 2. John Clay- Considera- Grantsville City Hall 2. Consideration of a 5. Resolution 2005-28 A the recording of the no- other damages. NOTICE with 1.4 acre feet of wa- UTAH MANUFACTUR- tor, DeeEll Fifield tion of waiver or water Council Chambers at conditional use permit for Resolution of the Tooele tice of default is Brandon IS HEREBY GIVEN ter rights, 5650 ER FOR 17 years Plus - 6. New Business requirements for subdivi- 429 E Main Street in Richard Barton for a City Council Approving a J. Murray. THAT THIS FIRM IS AT- Burmester Rd, Grants- All Steel Buildings!!! 7. Next meeting-Wed- sions similar to minor Grantsville, Utah. The lawn mowing repair busi- Contract with Jack’s The sale is subject to a TEMPTING TO COL- ville. Brent, Remax, Any size you want, any nesday, June 29th, 2005 subdivisions: purpose of the hearing is ness to be conducted out Electric, Inc., for Installa- bankruptcy filing, a pay- LECT A DEBT AND ANY 843-9276 accessories you want, 8. Adjourn 3. Consideration of ordi- to receive public input on of his garage at 69 W tion of Lighting at Ran- off, a reinstatement or INFORMATION OB- or any features you Filed by LEPC Chair- nance for zone changes a proposed amendment Middle Plaza Circle. cho Park any other condition of TAINED WILL BE USED INDIANOLA 5.5 acres in want. man, Harry Shinton for from R1-21 to CD on to the Grantsville City 3. Consideration of a Presented by Casey Allie which the trustee is not FOR THAT PURPOSE. hideaway valley, $9500, www.cobuildings.net or publication May 17th, SR112 and SR138 South Zoning Map. The pro- conditional use permit for 6. Ordinance 2005-06 An aware that would cause Dated May 10, 2005. will carry contract. 884- call 1-800-262-5347. 2005 and May 19th, West corner. posed amendment is to Melyssa & Jim Holbrook Ordinance of the Tooele the cancellation of the Stuart T. Matheson, 3342 CO Building Systems, 2005. 4. Consideration of pre- change the zone from an to construct a second City Council Amending sale. If any such condi- Successor Trustee Inc. Building a Reputa- (Published in the Tran- liminary plat for Grants- RM-7 zone to a CN zone unit above a new garage the Tooele City Code tion exists, the sale shall Matheson, Mortenson, UTAH'S BEST LAND tion on "Old Fashioned script Bulletin May 17 & ville Development Com- for Steve Alder on two on their property at 73 N Provisions Regarding be void, the successful Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. bargain 40 acres - Integrity". (ucan) 19, 2005) pany- Palomino Ranch (2) lots located at 485 Cooley Street. Public Improvement Re- bidder’s funds returned 648 East First South $24,900. Uinta Moun- Financial phase 1A & 2. and 497 East Main 4. Consideration of final imbursements, and Di- and the trustee and cur- Salt Lake City, Utah tain area. Outdoor lov- PUBLIC NOTICE 5. Consideration of Final Street and is described plat for Mike & Michelle recting Revisions to the rent beneficiary shall not 84102 (801) 363-2244 er's dream! Dramatic Services Notice Is Hereby Given Plat for Silver Fox Subdi- as follows: Warner on Legacy Es- Form Reimbursement be liable to the success- Office Hours 8:30 am to mountain views, close that the Tooele City Re- vision- Jay Wadman. 497 East Main Street tates. Application ful bidder for any dam- 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. to conveniences. Sur- $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE development Agency will 6. Consideration of pur- Tax Parcel #01-058-0- 5. Consideration of final Presented by Roger Bak- age. MMOJ File No.: rounded by wilderness. CASH for structured meet in a Business chase of pickup truck for 0022 plat for Delaun Blake on er Bidders must tender to 007920m ASAP703680 Nearby lake and state settlements, annuities, Meeting on Wednesday, Maintenance Depart- Commencing at a point Phase 2 of Blake Moun- 7. Ordinance 2005-09 An the trustee a $5,000.00 (Published in the Tran- parks. Excellent financ- law suit, mortgage May 18, 2005 at the hour ment- Joel Kertamus 1.74 chains south of the tain View Estates. Ordinance of the Tooele deposit at the sale and script Bulletin May 12, 19 ing. Call UTLR 1-877- notes and cash flows. of 6:30 P.M. The meeting 7. Consideration of sur- Northwest corner of the 6. Consideration of a re- City Council Amending the balance of the pur- & 26, 2005) 349-5263. (ucan) J.G. Wentworth #1, 1- will be held at the Tooele plus property cleared West half of the South- zoning for the Clark and Tooele City Code Chap- chase price by 12:00 800-794-7310. (ucan) City Hall Council Room from Police Evidence to west quarter of Section Wadsworth families at ter 5-20 Regarding Beer noon the day following NOTICE OF TRUST- STOCKTON BUILDING located at 90 North Main be used by department. 32, Township 2 South, 850 East 100 North to go Licensing and Sales and the sale. The deposit EE'S SALE lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. DOES THE possibility of Street, Tooele, Utah 8. Consideration of fire Range 5 West, Salt Lake from an A-10 zone to an License Suspensions must be in the form of a The following described Newly constructed reducing your mortgage 1. Minutes department role for build- Base and Meridian; and RR-1 zone. and Revocations cashier’s check or bank property will be sold at roads. Beautiful lake/ payment from two hun- May 4, 2005 ing permits and subdivi- running thence East 7. Consideration of a Presented by Ron Kirby official check payable to public auction to the mountain views. Great dred to four hundred 2. Resolution 2005-08 A sions. along the North line of C.U.P. for Todd Castag- 8. Minutes Lundberg & Associates. highest bidder at the for manufactured or per month sound good Resolution of the Rede- 9. Consideration of sal- Main Street 1.00 chains; no at 497 E. Main Street May 4, 2005 The balance must be in West Main Entrance, custom built homes. to you? How about the velopment Agency of ary step increases more or less, to the East in the proposed CN zone 9. Invoices the form of a wire trans- North Steps, Tooele 882-7094. possibility of paying off Tooele City, Utah (RDA) your credit cards up to 10. Consideration of New boundary of the Myron L. for a business office. Presented By Patrick fer, cashier’s check, County Courthouse, 47 Ratifying an Assignment Business licenses and Lucille P. Sutton 8. Consideration of Dunlavy bank official check (credit South Main Street, Water Shares 70% sooner? Would of Lease with the RDA, you like to have a cash 11. Set work meeting for property 2.00 chains to adopting ordinance to re- 10. Adjourn to Discus- union official checks are Tooele, Utah, on June Endeavor Business Park, Budget for 2005/2006 fis- Main Street; thence East quire improvement roads sion Items to be followed not accepted) or U.S. 16, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of reserve for emergen- L.C., and the U.S. Army 10-12 WATER shares cies and be debt free? cal year. .25 chains, more or less adjacent to develop- by a Closed Executive Postal money order pay- said day, for the purpose Presented by Roger Bak- 12. Approval of Bills. to the point of beginning. ments. Session to Discuss able to Lundberg & As- of foreclosing a trust wanted, must be cur- Serious inquiries call er rently useable, transfer- (435)843-5444 for infor- 13. Council Information 485 East Main Street 9. Consideration of Pending Litigation and sociates. If wire transfer deed originally executed 3. RS Contract Manage- updates. Tax Parcel #01-058- amending Chapter 20 Real Property Acquisition is used, an additional on June 30, 2003 by rable to west side, mation. ment Services Contract Tooele Valley for draw- 14. Adjourn 0021 Signs to disallow interior 11. Discussion Items $10.00 must be remitted Walter Jim Dixon and Public Notices Discussion Wendy Palmer Commencing 1438 Feet lit signs. 1. Nepotism-Revised with the purchase price. Jennifer D. Dixon, as ing from a well. Presented by Randy (801)699-4512 Meetings City Recorder West and 1.70 chains 10. Discussion on creat- Draft Cash payments are not trustors, in favor of Wells Sant In compliance with the south of the center of ing a vision statement for Presented by Kami Per- accepted. A trustee’s Fargo Home Mortgage, 4. Adjourn American with Disability Section 32, Township 2 General Plan. kins deed will be delivered to SETTLEMENT CANYON Deadline for public no- Inc., covering the follow- Patrick H. Dunlavy Act, Grantsville City will South, Range 5 West, 11. Report from Council 2. Tax Increment Recap- the successful bidder water shares. 843-1395 tices is 4 p.m. the day ing real property purport- prior to publication. Redevelopment Agen- accommodate reasona- Salt Lake Base and Meri- Liaison Todd Castagno. ture within three business ed to be located in cy Secretary ble requests to assist the dian; thence North 162.5 12. Approval of minutes 3. Public Safety Impact days after receipt of the WATER RIGHTS want- Public notices submit- Tooele County at 536 Pursuant to the Ameri- disabled to participate in feet; thence East 107.5 of previous meeting. Fees amount bid. ed. (801)808-8530 ted past the deadline East Bristol Cove, will not be accepted. can With Disabilities Act, meetings. Request for feet, or to the fence on 13. Open discussion. 4. Setbacks Ordinance DATED: May 4, 2005. Tooele, UT 84074 (the Office Space Individuals needing spe- assistance may be made the East side thereof; 14. Adjourn. Discussion Scott Lundberg, Trust- undersigned disclaims li- PUBLIC NOTICE cial accommodations by calling City Hall at thence South 162.5 feet; Shauna Kertamus 5. Construction of Partial ee ability for any error in the A tax adjustment hearing during this meeting least 3 days in advance thence West 107.5 feet, Zoning Administrator Roads 3269 South Main, #100 address), and more par- RENT TO own. 2450sqft for the Lake Point Park should notify Patrick H. of the meeting that will or to the place of begin- In accordance with the Patrick H. Dunlavy Salt Lake City, UT ticularly described as: commerical building on and Cemetery will be Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- be attended by calling ning. Americans With Disabili- Tooele City Recorder 84115 Lot 16, STONEHAVEN Main St. High traffic and held on June 2, 2005 at corder, at 843-2110 prior 884-3411. The zoning map and reg- ties Act, Grantsville City Pursuant to the Ameri- (801) 263-3400 PHASE 1 SUBDIVISION, visual. (801)463-7777 7:00pm at the fire station to the meeting. TDD (Published in the Tran- ulations applying to each will accommodate rea- can With Disabilities Act, Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. according to the official or (801) 403-3955 in Lake Point. Anyone in- Phone Number 843-2108 script Bulletin May 17, zoning district may be re- sonable requests to as- Individuals Needing Spe- – 5:00 p.m. plat thereof on file and of terested is encouraged (Published in the Tran- 2005) viewed at the Grantsville sist the disabled to par- cial Accommodations L&A Case No. 05-36853 record in the Tooele Buildings to attend the meeting script Bulletin May 17, City Offices prior to the ticipate in meetings. Re- Should Notify Patrick H. Team C/SR County Recorder's Of- and share their views. 2005) meeting. Persons wish- quest for assistance may Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- THIS COMMUNICATION fice. (Published in the Tran- ing to comment on the be made by calling City corder, at 843-2110 prior IS AN ATTEMPT TO Together with all the im- STEEL BUILDINGS. script Bulletin May 17 & proposed amendment Hall at 884-3411 at least to the meeting. TDD COLLECT A DEBT, AND provements now or here- FACTORY Deals. Save 19, 2005) should attend the public 24 hours prior to the Phone Number 843-2108 ANY INFORMATION after erected on the $$$. 40 x 60' to 100 x hearing or submit written meeting that will be at- (Published in the Tran- OBTAINED WILL BE property, and all ease- 200'. Example: 50 x 100 statements prior to the tended. script Bulletin May 17, USED FOR THAT PUR- ments, appurtenances, x 12'= $3.60 square meeting date. (Published in the Tran- 2005) POSE. and fixtures now or here- foot. 1-800-658-2885. Dated this 2nd day of script Bulletin May 17, (Published in the Tran- after a part of the proper- www.rigidbuilding.com May, 2005 2005) PUBLIC NOTICE OF script Bulletin May 10, 17 ty. (ucan) By the Order of the SPECIAL MEETING & 24, 2005) The current beneficiary Mayor of Grantsville PUBLIC NOTICE AND AGENDA of the trust deed is Wells City, C. Byron Ander- Notice is hereby given Erda Township Planning NOTICE OF TRUST- Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- son that the Tooele City Commission EE'S SALE cessor by merger to List your home and receive FREE Shauna Kertamus Council will meet in a The Erda Township The following described Wells Fargo Home Mort- Zoning Administrator Work Session Meeting Planning Commission property will be sold at gage, Inc., and the re- consultation on drywall repair, door hanging, In accordance with the on Tuesday, May 17, will hold a special meet- public auction to the cord owners of the prop- Americans With Disabili- 2005 at the hour of 4:30 ing on May 18, 2005 at highest bidder, payable erty as of the recording concrete repairs, etc from a professional. ties Act, Grantsville City P.M. The meeting will be 6:00 p.m. at lot one of in lawful money of the of the notice of default will accommodate rea- held at the Tooele City the Alpine Village Subdi- United States at the are Walter Jim Dixon and sonable requests to as- Hall Large Conference vision on Whispering West Main Entrance, Jennifer D. Dixon. sist the disabled to par- Room located at 90 Horse Drive, Tooele North Steps, Tooele The sale is subject to a ticipate in meetings. Re- North Main Street, Utah. County Courthouse, 47 bankruptcy filing, a pay- quest for assistance may Tooele, Utah TOUR THE PROPERTY South Main, Tooele, off, a reinstatement or be made by calling City 1. Budget Work Session OF THE UTAH YOUTH Utah, on June 7, 2005 at any other condition of Hall at 884-3411 at least Patrick H. Dunlavy VILLAGE TO GATHER 1:00 PM, for the purpose which the trustee is not 24 hours prior to the Tooele City Recorder INFORMATION FOR IS- of foreclosing a Trust aware that would cause meeting that will be at- Pursuant to the Ameri- SUING ACONDITONAL Deed dated March 5, the cancellation of the $ $ $ $ 129,500 tended. can With Disabilities Act, USE PERMIT FOR 2003 executed by Steve sale. If any such condi- 198,000 129,500 (Published in the Tran- Individuals Needing Spe- PLACEMENT OF A PRI- R. Eyre, as Trustor, in fa- tion exists, the sale shall 462 East 770 North script Bulletin May 3 & cial Accommodations VATE SCHOOL vor of Mortgage Elec- be void, the successful 357 Bevan Way 17, 2005) Dated this 12TH day of An East Bench Gem! w/ 2,870 s.f., 5 bdrms, 3 baths, Large Great Eastside Home with Incredible views, 3 Bdrms with Should Notify Patrick H. tronic Registration Sys- bidder’s funds returned room for another, 1 Full Bath and Plumbed for another, Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- May, 2005 tems, Inc., "MERS", as and the trustee and cur- Family Kitchen, Exercise/Computer/Bedroom Area, Guest PUBLIC NOTICE OF Rm., Family Rm., Entry Foyer and Alot More to Enjoy. Fully Fenced and Landscaped, Build Equity For Your corder, at 843-2110 prior MARY DIXON, Secreta- Beneficiary, covering real rent beneficiary shall not Agent/Owner Future, Come See Alot More! MEETING AND AGEN- to the meeting. TDD ry property located in be liable to the success- DA Phone Number 843-2108 Erda Township Plan- Tooele County and de- ful bidder for any dam- Tooele County Planning (Published in the Tran- ning Commission scribed as follows: LOT age. NEW NEW LISTINGLISTING Commission script Bulletin May 17, (Published in the Tran- 104, PALMER SUBDIVI- Bidders must tender to The Tooele County Plan- 2005) script Bulletin May 17, SION LOT 1 AMENDED, the trustee a $5,000.00 ning Commission will 2005) A SUBDIVISION OF deposit at the sale and hold a meeting on May PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notices TOOELE COUNTY. To- the balance of the pur- 18, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in Notice is hereby given gether with all the im- chase price by 12:00 the Auditorium at the that the Tooele City Trustee's Sales provements now or here- noon the day following Tooele County Court- $ $ Council will meet in a after erected on the the sale. The deposit 155,000 house, 47 South Main, Work Session Meeting Deadline for public no- property, and all ease- must be in the form of a Tooele, Utah. on Wednesday, May 18, tices is 4 p.m. the day ments, appurtenances, cashier’s check or bank 492 East Utah Ave 1. Roll Call 2005 at the hour of 4:00 prior to publication. and fixtures now or here- official check payable to SAY CASHFLOW! this Rambler has two apartments downstairs, with SELL YOUR PUBLIC MEETING: P.M. The meeting will be Public notices submit- after a part of the proper- Lundberg & Associates. separate entrances, laundry hookups, heating, and 1 water share for 1. Approval of meeting held at the Tooele City ted past the deadline ty. Tax Parcel No.: 13- The balance must be in irrigation. Apt. 1 has current one yr. lease and Apt. 2 is willing to sign minutes from March 31, Hall Large Conference will not be accepted. lease. Buy to live in or rent out upstairs, Don’t Snooze Investors. HOME HERE 083-0-0104 The street the form of a wire trans- April 20, 2005 and April Room located at 90 address of the property AMENDED NOTICE OF fer, cashier’s check, 27, 2005 North Main Street, is purported to be 2060 TRUSTEE'S SALE bank official check (credit Adjournment: Tooele, Utah N. Churchwood Dr., The following described union official checks are WORK MEETING: 1. Budget Work Session Tooele, UT 84074. The property will be sold at not accepted) or U.S. 1. CUP #1119-05 Brian Patrick H. Dunlavy undersigned disclaims public auction to the Postal money order pay- & Geraldine Jackson – Tooele City Recorder any liability for any error highest bidder at the able to Lundberg & As- Stansbury Park (In home Pursuant to the Ameri- in the street address. West Main Entrance, sociates. If wire transfer daycare) can With Disabilities Act, The current Beneficiary North Steps, Tooele is used, an additional 2. CUP #1123-05 Ber- Individuals Needing Spe- of the trust deed is Mort- $ County Courthouse, 47 $10.00 must be remitted $ nice Rasmussen – Lake- cial Accommodations gage Electronic Registra- 43,460 South Main Street, with the purchase price. point (In home daycare) Should Notify Patrick H. tion Systems, Inc., Tooele, Utah, on June 9, Cash payments are not 158 East 1530 No. Overpass Pt. 3. CUP #1120-05 Cedar Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- ("MERS"), solely as 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of accepted. A trustee’s 1999 Cavco Manufactured Home Mountain Environmental corder, at 843-2110 prior nominee for the lender SELL YOUR said day, for the purpose deed will be delivered to Spacious 1940 s.f. floor plan, 4 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Other Business: to the meeting. TDD and the record owners of of foreclosing a trust the successful bidder Master Suite w/ Walk-In Closet, Garden Tub, His/Her Adjournment: Phone Number 843-2108 the property as of the re- HOME HERE deed originally executed within three business Vanities. Dated this 13th day of (Published in the Tran- cording of this notice of on July 5, 2001 by Bran- days after receipt of the May, 2005 script Bulletin May 17, default is reported to be don J. Murray, as trustor, amount bid. Mary Dixon, Secretary 2005) Judy Ann Jameson. Bid- in favor of Westgate DATED: May 12, 2005. Tooele County Plan- ders must be prepared to Scott Lundberg, Trust- PUBLIC NOTICE Mortgage, covering the ning Commission tender to the trustee ee Notice is hereby given following real property (Published in the Tran- $5,000.00 at the sale 3269 South Main, #100 that the Tooele City purported to be located 1774 script Bulletin May 17, and the balance of the Salt Lake City, UT Council and the Tooele in Tooele County at 244 2005) purchase price by 12:00 84115 North City Water Special Serv- South 6th Street, Tooele, noon the day following (801) 263-3400 PUBLIC NOTICE ice District will meet in a UT 84074 (the under- $ $ Brett the sale. Both payments Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 123,000 Notice is hereby given Joint Business Meeting signed disclaims liability $ must be in the form of a – 5:00 p.m. $ that the Grantsville City on Wednesday, May 18, for any error in the ad- 117,000 cashier's check; cash is L&A Case No. 05-50780 Planning Commission 2005 at the hour of 7:00 dress), and more particu- 282 West 670 North not acceptable. A trust- Team A/CS will hold a business P.M. The meeting will be larly described as: Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large A Condo for Family! 3 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, ee's deed will be made THIS COMMUNICATION front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile meeting on Thursday, held at the Tooele City All of Lot 95, TOOELE 2 family areas, Master Suite w/ walk-in closet, available to the success- IS AN ATTEMPT TO flooring, family room and fenced yard. May 19, 2005 in the Hall Council Room locat- HIGHLANDS SUBDIVI- storage space and more. ful bidder within three COLLECT A DEBT, AND Grantsville City Hall ed at 90 North Main SION ADDITION NO. 1, business days following ANY INFORMATION *Each office independently owned and operated. Council Chambers at Street, Tooele, Utah a subdivision of Tooele receipt of the bid OBTAINED WILL BE Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. 429 E Main Street in City, according to the of- 1. Pledge of Allegiance amount. The sale is Shane Grantsville, Utah, which ficial plat thereof on file USED FOR THAT PUR- 2. Open Forum for Public made without any war- meeting shall begin and of record in the POSE. Comment ranty whatsoever, includ- promptly at 7:00 P.M. Tooele County Record- (Published in the Tran- Bergen 3. Communities That ing but not limited to any The agenda shall be as er's Office. script Bulletin May 17, 24 Care Update warranty as to title, liens, follows: Together with a strip of & 31, 2005) 840-0344 (cell) Presented by Milo Berry possession, taxes en- 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC land 5 feet in width from 4. Resolution 2005-01 A cumbrances, or condition HEARING TO AMEND- North to South adjoining 882-8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main Resolution of the Tooele of the property. The sale MEND GRANTSVILLE on the South side of said Continued on next page City Water Special Serv- is subject to a workout TUESDAY May 17, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Public Notices Lot 26, EAST HIGH- tion exists, the sale shall NOTICE OF TRUST- after erected on the to the successful bidder eysource Mortgage Castagno and Marilyn E. NOTICE Trustee's Sales LANDS NO. 3 SUBDIVI- be void, the successful EE'S SALE property, and all ease- for any damages. Company, A Washington Castagno. The Executive Secretary SION, a subdivision of bidder’s funds returned The following described ments, appurtenances, THIS COMMUNICATION Corporation and record- Said sale will be made of the Utah Solid and NOTICE OF TRUST- Tooele City, according to and the trustee and cur- property will be sold at and fixtures now or here- IS AN ATTEMPT TO ed on August 31, 2000 without covenant or war- Hazardous Waste Con- EE'S SALE the official plat thereof, rent beneficiary shall not public auction to the after a part of the proper- COLLECT A DEBT, AND as Entry No. 152106 in ranty, express or implied, trol Board proposes to The following described recorded in the office of be liable to the success- highest bidder at the ty. ANY INFORMATION Book 0637, Page 0247, regarding title, posses- approve a modification real property will be sold the County Recorder of ful bidder for any dam- West Main Entrance, The current beneficiary OBTAINED WILL BE of Official Records of sion, or encumbrances. request submitted by the at public auction to the Tooele County, Utah. age. North Steps, Tooele of the trust deed is USED FOR THAT PUR- Tooele County, Utah, Bidders must be pre- Deseret Chemical Depot, highest bidder payable in Together with all the im- Bidders must tender to County Courthouse, 47 Chase Home Finance, POSE. covering real property lo- pared to tender to the Tooele Chemical Dispos- lawful money of the Unit- provements now or here- the trustee a $5,000.00 South Main Street, LLC, successor by merg- DATED: May 5, 2005. cated at 774 West Vine Trustee a $5,000.00 al Facility and modified ed States, on June 1, after erected on the deposit at the sale and Tooele, Utah, on June 9, er to Chase Manhattan Paul M. Halliday, Jr. Street Tooele, UT cashier’s check at the by the Executive Secre- 2005 at 10:00 A.M., at property, and all ease- the balance of the pur- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Mortgage Corporation Successor Trustee 84074, Tooele County, sale and a cashier’s tary. This modification the West entrance to the ments, appurtenances, chase price by 12:00 said day, for the purpose and the record owner of 376 East 400 South, State of Utah and more check for the balance of request incorporates Tooele County Court- and fixtures now or here- noon the day following of foreclosing a trust the property as of the re- Suite 300 particularly described as the purchase price within changes made to the air- house, 47 South Main, after a part of the proper- the sale. The deposit deed originally executed cording of the notice of Salt Lake City, Utah follows: Beginning north 24 hours after the sale. borne exposure limits Tooele, UT 84074, in the ty. must be in the form of a on June 19, 2003 by Hy- default is Misty J. Robin- 84111 89 degrees 45' 15' west DATED this 10th day of provided by the Center County of Tooele, State The current beneficiary cashier’s check or bank un Sub Jung, as trustor, son. Telephone: (801) 355- 842.5 feet west of the May, 2005. For Disease Control and of Utah, for the purpose of the trust deed is Mort- official check payable to in favor of Mortgage The sale is subject to a 2886 southeast corner of lot 1, /s/ Prevention, and imple- of foreclosing a trust gage Electronic Registra- Lundberg & Associates. Electronic Registration bankruptcy filing, a pay- Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., block 3, plat B. Tooele KAMI L. PETERSON, mented by the Chemical deed held by Mortgage tion Systems, Inc., as The balance must be in Systems, Inc., as nomi- off, a reinstatement or 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. City Survey, Tooele City, Successor Trustee Material Agency. Electronic Registration nominee for Accredited the form of a wire trans- nee for New Line Mort- any other condition of (MST) running thence west 70 Zions First National A public hearing has Systems, Inc. (solely as Home Lenders, Inc., its fer, cashier’s check, gage, division of Repub- which the trustee is not FILE NUMBER: 26453 feet; thence north 155 Bank been scheduled to col- nominee for Lender and successors and assigns, bank official check or lic Mortgage Home aware that would cause (Published in the Tran- feet; thence east 70 feet; P.O. Box 30709 lect public input concern- Lender's successors and and the record owner of U.S. Postal money order Loans, LLC, its succes- the cancellation of the script Bulletin May 10, 17 thence south 55 feet to Salt Lake City, UT ing this proposed modifi- assigns), as the current the property as of the re- payable to Lundberg & sors and assigns, cover- sale. If any such condi- & 24, 2005) the point of beginning. 84130-0709 cation. Public comments Beneficiary, executed by cording of the notice of Associates. If wire trans- ing the following real tion exists, the sale shall Subject an easement (801) 594-8433 will be considered in the Annette M. Kelley, as default is Chenise L. fer is used, an additional property purported to be be void, the successful over and across the west Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. final decision. Trustor, recorded August NOTICE OF TRUST- Lentz. $10.00 must be remitted located in Tooele County bidder’s funds returned EE’S SALE 11 feet of said property. to 5:00 p.m. The public comment pe- 25, 1999 as Entry No. The sale is subject to a with the purchase price. at 1913 North 370 West, and the trustee and cur- A.P.N. 2-080-0-0016 The (Published in the Tran- riod for this modification 136426, in Book 0585, APN: 12-023-0-0219 bankruptcy filing, a pay- Cash payments are not Tooele, UT 84074 (the rent beneficiary shall not Trust No. 1073495-07 address of the property script Bulletin May 17, 24 begins May 17, 2005 and at Page 0465, of the offi- off, a reinstatement or accepted. A trustee’s undersigned disclaims li- be liable to the success- is purported to be 774 & 31, 2005) will end at 5:00 p.m. on cial records of Tooele Ref: Tracy O. Sillito TRA: any other condition of deed will be delivered to ability for any error in the ful bidder for any dam- Loan No. 0017040171. West Vine Street July 1, 2005. The public County, Utah, given to which the trustee is not the successful bidder address), and more par- age. Tooele, UT 84074 The Public Notices hearing concerning this secure an indebtedness IMPORTANT NOTICE aware that would cause within three business ticularly described as: Bidders must tender to TO PROPERTY OWN- undersigned disclaims li- Miscellaneous modification request will in favor of North Ameri- the cancellation of the days after receipt of the Lot 166, OVERLAKE ES- the trustee a $5,000.00 ability for any error in the be held on June 2, 2005 can Mortgage Company, ER: YOU ARE IN DE- sale. If any such condi- amount bid. TATES PHASE 1B, ac- deposit at the sale and address. Said sale will Deadline for public no- at 6:00 p.m., the Tooele by reason of certain obli- FAULT UNDER A DEED tion exists, the sale shall DATED: April 29, 2005. cording to the official plat the balance of the pur- be made without cove- tices is 4 p.m. the day City Hall at 90 North gations secured thereby. OF TRUST, DATED be void, the successful Scott Lundberg, Trust- thereof on file and of re- chase price by 12:00 nant or warranty, ex- prior to publication. Main, Tooele, Utah. The Notice of Default was re- September 25, 2003. bidder’s funds returned ee cord in the office of the noon the day following pressed or implied, re- Public notices submit- hearing will last at least corded DECEMBER 7, UNLESS YOU TAKE and the trustee and cur- 3269 South Main, #100 Tooele County Recorder, the sale. The deposit garding title, possession, ted past the deadline one hour. Anyone wish- 2004, as Entry No. ACTION TO PROTECT rent beneficiary shall not Salt Lake City, UT State of Utah. must be in the form of a or encumbrances, to pay will not be accepted. ing to make comments 232944, in Book 988, at YOUR PROPERTY, IT be liable to the success- 84115 Together with all the im- cashier’s check or bank MAY BE SOLD AT A the remaining principal may do so at the hear- Page 306, of said official ful bidder for any dam- (801) 263-3400 provements now or here- official check payable to sum of the note(s) se- DELIQUENCY PAY- ing, or by submitting writ- records. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU age. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. after erected on the Lundberg & Associates. NEED AN EXPLANA- cured by said Deed of MENT NOTICE FOR: ten comments no later Trustee will sell at public Bidders must tender to – 5:00 p.m. property, and all ease- The balance must be in Trust, with interest there- Corie Gibson than 5:00 p.m., July 1, auction to highest bidder TION OF THIS PRO- the trustee a $5,000.00 L&A Case No. 05-42938 ments, appurtenances, the form of a wire trans- CEEDING, YOU on, as provided in said 99 W 740 N 2005, addressed to: without warranty as to ti- deposit at the sale and Team C/HN and fixtures now or here- fer, cashier’s check, note(s), advances, if any, Tooele, UT 84074 Mr. Dennis R. Downs, tle, possession or en- SHOULD CONTACT A the balance of the pur- THIS COMMUNICATION after a part of the proper- bank official check (credit LAWYER. On May 31, under the terms of the Corie Gibson has been Executive Secretary cumbrances, the follow- chase price by 12:00 IS AN ATTEMPT TO ty. union official checks are Deed of Trust, estimated given notice that as of Utah Solid and Hazard- ing described property: 2005, at 4:30 PM, James noon the day following COLLECT A DEBT, AND The current beneficiary not accepted) or U.S. H Woodall, as duly ap- fees, charges and ex- midnight on May 24, ous Waste Control Board LOT 517, WESTLAND the sale. The deposit ANY INFORMATION of the trust deed is Mort- Postal money order pay- penses of the Trustee 2005, the personal prop- P.O. Box 144880 COVE PHASE 5, AC- pointed Trustee under a must be in the form of a OBTAINED WILL BE gage Electronic Registra- able to Lundberg & As- Deed of Trust recorded and of the trusts created erty in unit K located at Salt Lake City, UT CORDING TO THE OF- cashier’s check or bank USED FOR THAT PUR- tion Systems, Inc., as sociates. If wire transfer by said Deed of Trust, to Central Storage, at 342 84114-4880 FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, September 26, 2003, as official check payable to POSE. nominee for Wells Fargo is used, an additional Instrument No. 210929, wit: $108,940.63 (Esti- N 50 W, Tooele UT. Will Copies of this modifica- AS RECORDED IN THE Lundberg & Associates. (Published in the Tran- Bank, N.A., its succes- $10.00 must be remitted mated). Sale information be sold or disposed of if tion, draft permit change OFFICE OF THE COUN- in Book 893, Page 275, The balance must be in script Bulletin May 3, 10 sors and assigns, and with the purchase price. of the Official Records in may be available by call- the full payment of pages, and a fact sheet TY RECORDER OF the form of a wire trans- & 17, 2005) the record owner of the Cash payments are not ing one business day pri- $256.00 has not been are available for review SAID COUNTY. the office at the County fer, cashier’s check, property as of the record- accepted. A trustee’s Recorder of Tooele or to (or on) the sched- paid. by the public during reg- MORE CORRECTLY bank official check (credit ing of the notice of de- deed will be delivered to uled sale date. Please be (Published in the Tran- ular business hours at DESCRIBED AS: NOTICE OF TRUST- County, State of Utah, union official checks are EE’S SALE fault is Hyun Sub Jung. the successful bidder executed by Tracy O. Sil- advised that the opening script Bulletin May 12 & the Tooele Chemical LOT 517, WESTLAND not accepted) or U.S. The sale is subject to a within three business bid amount may be re- 17, 2005) Stockpile Outreach Of- COVE PHASE 5, AC- File No. 04-UT0053 lito, A Married Woman, Postal money order pay- Loan No. 37532722 bankruptcy filing, a pay- days after receipt of the will sell at public auction duced from the total debt fice, 54 South Main CORDING TO THE OF- NOTICE OF SALE able to Lundberg & As- The following described off, a reinstatement or amount bid. to highest bidder, paya- due. Bidders must be Street, Tooele UT, or FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, Notice is hereby given sociates. If wire transfer real property will be sold any other condition of DATED: May 6, 2005. ble in lawful money of prepared to tender to the from 8:30 a.m., to 4:30 AS RECORDED IN THE that the undersigned in- is used, an additional at public auction to the which the trustee is not Scott Lundberg, Trust- the United States at the trustee $5,000.00 at the p.m., or other hours with OFFICE OF TOOELE tends to sell the personal $10.00 must be remitted highest bidder payable in aware that would cause ee time of sale. Successful sale and the balance of prior arrangement, Mon- COUNTY. property below to en- with the purchase price. lawful money of the Unit- the cancellation of the 3269 South Main, #100 bidders must tender a the purchase price by day through Friday at the Tax Serial No. 12-090-0- force a lien imposed on Cash payments are not ed States at the time of sale. If any such condi- Salt Lake City, UT deposit of $5,000 in certi- 10:00 AM the day follow- Division of Solid and 0517 said property under the accepted. A trustee’s sale, On the north steps tion exists, the sale shall 84115 fied funds to the trustee ing the sale. Both pay- Hazardous Waste Offi- Purported Property Ad- Utah Self Storage Facili- deed will be delivered to to the main entrance at be void, the successful (801) 263-3400 at the time of sale, with ments must be in the ces, 288 North 1460 dress: 298 SOUTH 980 ty Act in accordance with the successful bidder the Tooele County Court- bidder’s funds returned Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. the balance due by noon form of a cashier’s West, Salt Lake City, UT. WEST, TOOELE, UT section 38-8-3 of the within three business house, located in Tooele, and the trustee and cur- – 5:00 p.m. the following business check. Cash or "official For the convenience of 84074. The undersigned Utah State Code. Public days after receipt of the UT, on June 13, 2005 at rent beneficiary shall not L&A Case No. 05-41862 day, at the office of the checks" are not accepta- public access, an unoffi- disclaims any liability for auction is to be held and amount bid. 01:00 PM of said day, for be liable to the success- Team B/CR Trustee. At the west ble This firm is assisting cial copy of the modifica- any error in the street ad- contents of said units will DATED: April 29, 2005. the purpose of foreclos- ful bidder for any dam- THIS COMMUNICATION main entrance, north in the collection of a debt tion can be found at dress. be sold or otherwise dis- Scott Lundberg, Trust- ing a trust deed executed age. IS AN ATTEMPT TO steps to the Tooele and any information ob- http://www.deq.state.ut.u The owner of the proper- posed of at Grand Stor- ee by Chad D. Barber and Bidders must tender to COLLECT A DEBT, AND county District Court, 47 tained may be used for s/EQSHW/CDS/CDS_PV ty as of the recording of age L.L.C. 77 North 1100 3269 South Main, #100 Heather R. Barber, hus- the trustee a $5,000.00 ANY INFORMATION S. Main Tooele Utah all that purpose. Dated: A.htm the Notice of Default is West, Tooele, Utah. On Salt Lake City, UT band, and wife, as joint deposit at the sale and OBTAINED WILL BE right, title and interest 5/6/2005 John W. Lish, For additional informa- reported to be: Annette May 21, 2005 at 84115 tenants as Trustor(s), in the balance of the pur- USED FOR THAT PUR- conveyed to and now ESQ., as Successor tion regarding this pro- M. Kelley 10:00am. (801) 263-3400 favor of MLSG, Inc., A chase price by 12:00 POSE. held by it under said Trustee 1424 S. Legend posed modification, Bidders must tender to Unit #27 Dale Slighting: Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Nevada Corporation, and noon the day following (Published in the Tran- Deed of Trust in the Hills Dr., Ste. 120 Clear- please contact Deborah the trustee a $5,000.00 lawn mower, tools, misc – 5:00 p.m. recorded on December the sale. The deposit script Bulletin May 10, 17 property situated in said field, UT 84015 Phone Ng of the Division of Sol- deposit at the sale and boxes, file cabinet L&A Case No. 05-50677 4, 2003 as Entry No. must be in the form of a & 24, 2005) County and State descri- (801) 614-5050 id and Hazardous Waste the balance of the pur- Unit #40 Bret Hillard: Team B/CR 215154 in Book 909, cashier’s check or bank bed as: Lot 219, Carr P230270. at 801-538-6170. chase price by 12:00 compactor, tool box, mo- THIS COMMUNICATION Page 487, of Official Re- official check payable to NOTICE OF TRUST- fork subdivision plat two, (Published in the Tran- In compliance with the noon the next business torcycles, washer, misc IS AN ATTEMPT TO cords of Tooele County, Lundberg & Associates. EE'S SALE according to the official script Bulletin May 17, 24 Americans with Disabili- day following the sale. boxes COLLECT A DEBT, AND Utah, covering real prop- The balance must be in The following described plat thereof on file and of & 31, 2005) ties Act, individuals with The deposit and balance Unit #75 Jubal Ritter: ANY INFORMATION erty located at 223 East the form of a wire trans- real property will be sold record in the Tooele special needs (including of the sale proceeds fridge, microwaves, OBTAINED WILL BE Clermont Lane Stans- fer, cashier’s check, at public auction to the county recorder's office. NOTICE OF TRUST- auxiliary communicative must be in the form of a washer, dryer, stove, USED FOR THAT PUR- bury Park, UT 84074, bank official check (credit highest bidder without The street address and EE’S SALE aids and services) wire transfer, cashier's dressers, entertainment POSE. Tooele County, State of union official checks are warranty as to title, pos- other common designa- On Friday, June 17, should contact Charlene check or certified funds center, furniture, bed, TV (Published in the Tran- Utah and more particu- not accepted) or U.S. session or encumbran- tion of the real property 2005, on the front steps Lamph, Office of Human payable to First South- Unit #84 Bret Hillard: script Bulletin May 3, 10 larly described as fol- Postal money order pay- ces, at the West main described above is pur- of the Tooele County Resources at 536-4413 western Title Agency of book shelves, trunk, & 17, 2005) lows: Lot 130, The Vil- able to Lundberg & As- entrance North steps of ported to be: 963 North Courthouse, 47 South (TDD 536-4414) at least Utah, Inc.. A trustee's bike, skis, misc. boxes, lage at Country Neigh- sociates. If wire transfer the Tooele County Court- 1300 East Tooele UT Main, Tooele, Utah, at five working days prior to deed will be delivered to yard tools NOTICE OF TRUST- borhood Phase A, plat 2, is used, an additional house, 47 South Main, 84074. Estimated Total the hour of 3:30 p.m., the the scheduled hearing. the successful bidder Unit #85 Aaron Cavener: EE'S SALE (A Resubdivision of $10.00 must be remitted Tooele, Utah, on June 7, Debt as of May 31, 2005 following described real (Published in the Tran- within three business Entertainment center, The following described phase 1A, Country with the purchase price. 2005, at 4:30 o'clock is $153,890.50. The un- property will be sold at script Bulletin May 17, days after receipt of the mountain bike, TV's, property will be sold at Crossing Neighborhood Cash payments are not p.m., of said day: Situat- dersigned Trustee dis- public auction to the 2005) amount bid. washer, furniture, bed, public auction to the Amended), according to accepted. A trustee’s ed in the County of claims any liability for highest bidder, in lawful This Trustee's Sale may barbecue grill highest bidder at the the Official plat thereof deed will be delivered to Tooele, State of Utah, any incorrectness of the money of the United be subject to a bankrupt- Unit #90 Steven Gingiss: West Main Entrance, as recorded in the Office the successful bidder more particularly descri- street address and other States, for the purpose of cy filing, a payoff, a rein- furniture, lawn mower, NOTICE TO CRED- North Steps, Tooele of the Tooele County Re- within three business bed as follows: common designation, if foreclosing a Deed of statement or any other water beds, lamps, misc. ITORS AND AN- County Courthouse, 47 corder. A.P.N. 14-013-0- days after receipt of the Lot 10, THE RIDGE any, shown herein. Said Trust with Assignment of condition that would boxes, string trimmer NOUNCEMENT OF AP- South Main Street, 0130 The address of the amount bid. PLAT "A", a Subdivision sale will be made without Rents dated December cause the cancellation of Unit #109 Andy Sanders: POINTMENT Tooele, Utah, on June 2, property is purported to DATED: May 10, 2005. of Tooele City, according covenant or warranty, 22, 1997 executed by this sale. Further, if any couches, TV, bassinet, Estate of EVA DAR- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of be 223 East Clermont Scott Lundberg, Trust- to the official plat, record- express or implied, re- DAVID W. CASTAGNO, of these conditions exist, car radio, misc boxes LENE MCKINNEY, De- said day, for the purpose Lane Stansbury Park, ee ed in the office of the garding title, possession, as Trustor, to secure cer- this sale will be null and Unit #W119 Vicki Horton: ceased. of foreclosing a trust UT 84074 The under- 3269 South Main, #100 Tooele County Recorder. condition or encumbran- tain obligations in favor void, the successful bidd- Misc boxes JUDY LYNN MARSHALL deed originally executed signed disclaims liability Salt Lake City, UT TAX # 11-77-10 ces, including fees, of ZIONS FIRST NA- er's funds shall be re- (Published in the Tran- has been appointed Per- on March 7, 2003 by for any error in the ad- 84115 Purportedly known as: charges and expenses of TIONAL BANK, as Bene- turned, and the Trustee script Bulletin May 17 & sonal Representative of Cynthia A. Woodbrey, as dress. Said sale will be (801) 263-3400 461 East 670 North, the Trustee and of the ficiary (the "Trust Deed"), and the beneficiary shall 19, 2005) the estate trustor, in favor of Mort- made without covenant Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Tooele, UT 84074 (the trusts created by said which Trust Deed was not be liable to the suc- of the above-named de- gage Electronic Registra- or warranty, expressed – 5:00 p.m. undersigned disclaims li- Deed of Trust, to pay the recorded in the official cessful bidder for any THIRD JUDICIAL DIS- cedent. All persons hav- tion Systems, Inc., as or implied, regarding title, L&A Case No. 05-44475 ability for any error in the remaining principal sums records of Tooele Coun- damages. TRICT COURT, STATE ing claims against the nominee for BNC Mort- possession, or encum- Team A/AL address). of the note(s) secured by ty, State of Utah, on De- DATED: April 14, 2005 OF UTAH, TOOELE above estate are re- gage, Inc., its successors brances, to pay the re- THIS COMMUNICATION The Trust Deed being said Deed of Trust. The cember 29, 1997 as En- FIRST SOUTHWEST- COUNTY, TOOELE DE- quired to present them to and assigns, covering maining principal sum of IS AN ATTEMPT TO foreclosed by these non- current beneficiary of the try No. 104967 in Book ERN TITLE AGENCY PARTMENT Douglas Hogan, 86 the following real proper- the note(s) secured by COLLECT A DEBT, AND judicial trust deed fore- Trust Deed as of the 484 at Page 978. The OF UTAH, INC. MILLPOND HOME- South Main, Tooele, UT ty purported to be locat- said Deed of Trust, with ANY INFORMATION closure proceedings is date of this notice is: Trust Deed encumbers LORETTA K. POCH, OWNERS 84074, who is the attor- ed in Tooele County at interest thereon, as pro- OBTAINED WILL BE dated March 15, 1999, Mortgage Electronic certain real property lo- Asst. Vice President ASSOCIATION, INC., ney for the Estate, or the 154 Country Club Drive, vided in said note(s), ad- USED FOR THAT PUR- and was executed by MI- Registration Systems, cated in Tooele County, Successor Trustee Plaintiff, Clerk of the Court on or Stansbury Park, UT vances, if any, under the POSE. CHAEL C. GIBSON a Inc.. The record owner of State of Utah, which real 102 West 500 South, vs. before the 17th day of 84074 (the undersigned terms of the Deed of (Published in the Tran- married person, as Trust- the property as of the re- property is more particu- Suite 300 SANDRA MOORE, August 2005, or said disclaims liability for any Trust, estimated fees, script Bulletin May 10, 17 or, in favor of Mortgage cording of the Notice of larly described in the Salt Lake City, UT NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S claims shall be forever error in the address), and charges and expenses of & 24, 2005) Electronic Registration Default is/are: Tracy O. Trust Deed as follows: 84101 SALE OF REAL PROP- barred. more particularly descri- the Trustee and of the Systems, Inc., the pres- Sillito. Dated: May 02, BEGINNING 1256.49 (Published in the Tran- ERTY Law Office of L. Doug- bed as: trusts created by said NOTICE OF TRUST- ent Beneficiary. The 2005. James H Woodall FEET NORTH AND script Bulletin May 3, 10 Civil No. 040301198 las Hogan, P.C. Lot 49, COUNTRY CLUB Deed of Trust, to wit: EE'S SALE present owner is report- 10653 River Front Park- 739.35 FEET WEST OF & 17, 2005) Defendant, 86 South Main NO. 1 SUBDIVISION, a $128,854.05 (Estimated). The following described ed to be MICHAEL C. way, Suite 290 South THE SOUTHEAST COR- To be sold at Sheriff’s Tooele, UT 84074 Subdivision of Tooele Sale information may be property will be sold at GIBSON a married per- Jordan UT 84095 (801) NER OF THE NORTH- NOTICE OF TRUST- Sale on the 24th day of (435)843-5573 County, according to the available by calling one public auction to the son. 254-9450 (800) 245- WEST QUARTER OF EE'S SALE May, 2005, A.D., at the (Published in the Tran- official plat thereof on file business day prior to (or highest bidder at the The purchase price is 1886 (Hotline) Hours: SECTION 29, TOWN- The following described hour of 10:30 a.m., at the script Bulletin May 17, 24 and of record in the on) the scheduled sale West Main Entrance, payable in lawful money 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. SHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE property will be sold at North door of the Public & 31, 2005) Tooele County Record- date. Please be advised North Steps, Tooele of the United States of Signature/by: James H. 5 WEST, SALT LAKE public auction to the County Courthouse, 47 Safety Complex, rear en- highest bidder at the er's Office. that the opening bid America. Bidders must Woodall, Trustee BASE AND MERIDIAN, trance, 47 South Main, Together with all the im- South Main Street, be prepared to tender to ON THE WEST LINE OF West Main Entrance, amount may be reduced R-118147 Tooele City, Tooele NOTICE TO CRED- provements now or here- Tooele, Utah, on June 9, the Trustee a $5,000.00 MAIN STREET OF VER- North Steps, Tooele from the total debt due. (Published in the Tran- County, State of Utah, all ITORS AND AN- after erected on the 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of non-refundable deposit NON, UTAH, RUNNING County Courthouse, 47 Bidders must be pre- script Bulletin May 3, 10 the right, title and interest NOUNCEMENT OF AP- property, and all ease- said day, for the purpose in certified funds or a THENCE SOUTH 178 South Main Street, pared to tender to the & 17, 2005) of the Defendant(s) San- POINTMENT ments, appurtenances, of foreclosing a trust cashier's check at the FEET; THENCE WEST Tooele, Utah, on June 2, trustee $5,000.00 at the dra Moore in and to the Estate of ASHTON and fixtures now or here- deed originally executed time of sale to secure NOTICE OF TRUST- 165 FEET; THENCE 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of sale and the balance of following described real KENNETH NEBEKER, after a part of the proper- on September 18, 2003 bid, and the balance of EE’S SALE NORTH 185 FEET; said day, for the purpose the purchase price by property situated in Deceased. ty. by Misty J. Robinson, as the purchase price must File No. 05-UT0016 THENCE SOUTH 87 of foreclosing a trust 10:00 AM the day follow- Tooele County, State of Probate No. The current beneficiary trustor, in favor of Acade- be paid in full in the form Loan No. 7511899 DEGREES 45 MINUTES deed originally executed ing the sale. Both pay- Utah, to wit: CAROLYN PROCTOR, of the trust deed is my Mortgage Corpora- of certified funds or a The following described EAST 165 FEET TO on August 2, 2004 by ments must be in the 58 Millpond, Stansbury whose address is 255 LaSalle Bank National tion, covering the follow- cashier's check within 24 real property will be sold THE POINT OF BEGIN- Chenise L. Lentz and form of a cashier’s Park, Utah 84074 North Second Street, Association, as Trustee, ing real property purport- hours from the time of at public auction to the NING. Joe Lentz, as trustors, in check. Cash or "official Dated and signed at Tooele, Utah 84074, has with Option One Mort- ed to be located in sale. highest bidder payable in Commonly known as: favor of Mortgage Elec- checks" are not accepta- Tooele City, Tooele been appointed Personal gage Corporation as au- Tooele County at 708 This Trustee’s Sale is lawful money of the Unit- 150 North Main, Vernon, tronic Registration Sys- ble This firm is assisting County, State of Utah, Representative of the es- thorized agent and attor- Fox Run Drive, Tooele, subject to a bankruptcy ed States at the time of UT 84080. This street tems, Inc., as nominee in the collection of a debt this 28th day of April, tate of the above-named ney in fact, and the re- UT 84074 (the under- filing, a payoff, a rein- sale, At the north steps address is given for infor- for Accredited Home and any information ob- 2005, A.D. decendent. All persons cord owner of the proper- signed disclaims liability statement or any other to the main entrance at mational purposes only Lenders, Inc., its succes- tained may be used for Sheriff Frank J. Park having claims against the ty as of the recording of for any error in the ad- condition of which the the Tooele County Court- and the undersigned dis- sors and assigns, cover- that purpose. Dated: Tooele County, Utah above estate are re- the notice of default is dress), and more particu- trustee is not aware that house, located in Tooele, claims any liability for ing the following real 5/6/2005 John W. Lish, (Published in the Tran- quired to present them to Cynthia A. Woodbrey. larly described as: would cause the cancel- UT, on June 13, 2005 at any error in the street ad- property purported to be ESQ., as Successor script Bulletin May 3, 10 the undersigned or to the The sale is subject to a Lot 436, MIDDLE CAN- lation of this sale. Fur- 01:00 PM of said day, for dress. located in Tooele County Trustee 1424 S. Legend & 17, 2005) Clerk of the Court on or bankruptcy filing, a pay- YON ESTATES PLAT D, ther, if any of these con- the purpose of foreclos- The current beneficiary at 11 Quebec Circle, Hills Dr., Ste. 120 Clear- before the 17th day of off, a reinstatement or field, UT 84015 Phone according to the official ditions exist, this sale will ing a trust deed executed of the Trust Deed is Tooele, UT 84074 (the plat thereof, as recorded August, 2005, or said undersigned disclaims li- any other condition of (801)614-5050 P230271. be null and void, the suc- by Desiree Hobson, a Zions First National Bank which the trustee is not (Published in the Tran- in the office of the Tooele cessful bidder’s funds married woman, as her and the record owners of ability for any error in the County Recorder. address), and more par- aware that would cause script Bulletin May 17, 24 shall be returned, and sole and separate prop- the property as of the re- the cancellation of the Together with all the im- the Trustee and the Ben- erty as Trustor(s), in fa- cording of the Notice of ticularly described as: & 31, 2005) Continued on next page sale. If any such condi- provements now or here- eficiary shall not be liable vor of Evergreen Mon- Default were David W. TUESDAY May 17, 2005 B12

8:30 a.m. with Delbert Long. Castaways Alcoholics and a show and tell. If you can day observance with a program Doings • Tuesdays 10 a.m. ceramics; • May 24-25 — AARP Safe Anonymous meets Monday- help, please call Geri Thomas at of notable speakers and social Continued from page B2 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, Driving Course 10 a.m. to Noon Friday at Noon in the youth 882-3487. gathering will be held in Draper. reservations by 8:30 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. $10 room at St. Barnabus Center, Stories, recollections, memo- • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; • May 27 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. 1784 N. Aaron Dr., Tooele rabilia, pictures of those who For more information or 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 with Delbert Long. (Southwestern looking church General have died during a period of to register go to www.camp- p.m. Pinochle • May 30 — Center closed. by the new hospital) — open, military service are welcomed. invention.org or contact Gayle • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; Senior Circle, MWMC mixed, non-smoking, wheelchair Create lean office Persons interested in attending Falardeau locally at 435-830- 10 a.m. line dancing; lunch at access, nursery. Senior Circle costs just $15 Salt Lake Community College may respond by calling 800-963- 7338. noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m.; per year. Call 843-3690 for a Eagle events offers a free seminar May 18 2761 or writing to BSMA/U, P.O. Overlake Elementary 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; 1 membership form and to RSVP • Planning meeting — A 7:30-9 a.m.: Lean Office – A Box 1574, Orem, UT 84059. As the weather warms up, p.m. Bingo for all activities except exercise planning meeting will be held Bright Idea. In this lean office Westminster bell choir remember not to wear open • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; and water aerobics. Wednesday, May 18, at 7 p.m. presentation, you’ll learn how to The Westminster Concert toed shoes to school. lunch at noon, reservations by • Body Instincts — Meets on at the lodge to plan the activi- look for and identify the eight • May 23 — Up With Kids 1:30 8:30 a.m. Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle ties for June. Current and new Bell Choir of Rider University most common wastes in the and 6 p.m. • Everyday quilting Therapy (29 S. Main). Free to officers as well as all members in Princeton, N.J., will perform office area, evaluate their nega- • May 25 — Dance festival for • May 24-25 — AARP Safe members. in good standing are urged to Saturday, May 28, at 7:30 p.m. tive impact on the company and families 9:15 a.m. outdoor: bring Driving Course 10 a.m. to Noon • Hinges and Twinges (water attend. in the Assembly Hall on historic a chair and wear sunscreen and 1-3 p.m. $10 aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays • Steak and Karaoke — On create a prioritized action plan Temple Square. • May 27 — Field day, chil- • May 30 — Center closed for and Thursdays at 11 a.m. at May 20 there will be steak and to remove the waste — directly The program will include dren wear hats, sunscreen and Memorial Day. Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50 for Karaoke. Mark your calendars. impacting the bottom line. RSVP original works for handbells as clothes that can get wet • May 31 — Foot clinic 1:30- members. to Susana Chaffos at 801-957- well as arrangements of hymns, • May 31 — Talent show 9:30 Sewing group meets 3457 or Susana.chaffos@slcc. 3:30 p.m. call 884-3446. • May 18 — Wellness The Tooele Neighborhood folk songs and transcriptions of a.m.; awards assembly 2 p.m. edu. • June 13-15 – Tuacahn and Luncheon: Summer Survival 11 Sewing Guild will hold its classical favorites. • June 1 — Kindergarten Mesquite trip $160 per person a.m. at the health department monthly meeting on Wednesday, Honor military moms The Westminster Concert Bell promotion 9 a.m. for morning plus $25 single. Call 884-3446 for (151 N. Main). May 18, at the Extension office Blue Star Mothers of Utah, a Choir is of particular interest to session and 10:30 for a.m. for more information. • May 19 — Breast Cancer at 9:30 a.m. We will work on our non-profit service organization the Mormon Tabernacle Choir afternoon students; sixth grade Tooele seniors Support Group 7 p.m. in the charity quilt for the St. Jude ser- providing support to those who because it is launching the Bells promotion 1 p.m. MWMC classrooms. The Tooele County Senior vice project. Nothing needs to have children in the Services, at Temple Square, an ensemble • June 2 — Last day of school • May 19-21 — Spring Citizen Center can be reached be brought except willing hands. intends to honor Gold Star of 15 to 25 volunteer bell ring- lets out at 1 p.m.; kindergarten Getaway to Moab, trip cost is at 882-2870. Bring a friend if you would like Mothers Sept. 25. The mothers ers. lets out at 10 a.m. $194 double. • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; • May 26 — Pizza/banana split aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Seniors open house 12-2 p.m. Come hear Noon; line dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo about recent and upcoming trips The days are brighter 1 p.m. and just visit with one another. and the nights are longer AARP safe drivers • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; • May 31 — Birthday Bingo Line dancing 1 p.m.; Pinochle AARP Safe Driving Course will 5 p.m. in the MWMC cafete- at the Lawrence home be sponsored by the Grantsville 1 p.m. ria. Play bingo for prizes. Pizza, with the arrival of Senior Center on May 24-25 10 • Wednesdays — Breakfast cake and drinks will be served! a.m. to Noon and 1-3 p.m. each 9 a.m. to Noon; aerobics 10:30 Cost is $3. day. Cost for the course is $10 a.m.; ceramics 1-3 p.m. • June 24-27 — National Scott Miles. for materials. You must attend • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 Fiddler’s Championships in both days to receive a certifi- a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch Idaho. Cost is $499 per person, cate. Register at the Grantsville at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. double. Born March 24, 2005 at Senior Center, 120 S. Center, or • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 • July 6-8 — Shakespeare Salt Lake Regional Medical call 884-3446 or 884-0851 (leave a.m.; dinner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo adventure in Southern Utah. Center to very proud 6 p.m. message for return call). Cost is $325 per person double. parents Miles and Lori Grantsville seniors • May 16-27 — Due to major • Oct. 4 — New England kitchen repairs, no meals will The Grantsville Senior Center Backroads. Call 843-3690 for a Lawrence. Scotty weighed be served at the Tooele Center can be called at 884-3446. flyer. May 16-27. Meals will be served 7lb 10oz & 20 in long. • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; • Nov. 25 — Alpine Christmas at the Grantsville Center. lunch at noon, reservations by eight days in Austria and • May 20 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. Germany. Call 843-3690 for a Grandparents are Scott & flyer. Continued from Public Notices Public Notices Kathleen Dunn and Steve & previous page Geri Lawrence of Tooele. Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Reunions Public Notices Great-grandparents are mation, including Specifi- 2700 West, Utah 84114- Josie Pannunzio and Joel & Miscellaneous cations and Plans, 8220, until 2 o'clock p.m. Class of 1995 can be viewed, down- Tuesday, June 07, 2005, Attention Class of 1995, Jill Dunn of Tooele, Reed & claims shall be forever loaded, and printed from and at that time publicly let’s get ready for our 10 year Elnora Williams of Spanish barred. UDOT's Project Develop- opened for Bituminous Fork, and Charlene CAROLYN PROCTOR reunion. Events are in the works ment Construction Bid Pavement, Rotomill and Lawrence of Taylorsville. 255 North 2nd Street Opening Information Overlay of I-80; MP 10 for August. An e-mail has been Tooele, Utah 84074 website, TO MP 30 in TOOELE set up for current addresses and Telephone No. http://www.dot.utah.gov/i County, the same being (435)882-0825 suggestions. So please let us ndex.php/m=c/tid=319. identified as Federal Aid know where you are as soon as (Published in the Tran- To bid on UDOT proj- Project No: *IM-80- script Bulletin May 17, 24 ects, bidders must use 1(35)10. possible. Detailed information & 31, 2005) UDOT's Electronic Bid Project Location: 20 will be on its way, so please NOTICE TO CRED- System (EBS). The EBS Miles of 0080 from R.P. spread the word. Show Your Graduate’s ITORS AND AN- software and EBS train- 10+000.000 to R.P. Tooelehighclassof1995@hot NOUNCEMENT OF AP- ing schedules are also 30+000.000 mail.com. POINTMENT available on this website. The principal items of Estate of DIANA WIXIE Project information can work are as follows: Groups Baby Photo to the World! RUCKMAN, Deceased. also be reviewed at the HMA - 3/4 inch Probate No. main office in Salt Lake Open Graded Surface City, the offices of its Re- Course JAMES BRIAN HAR- AAUW meets LOW, whose address is gions, and its District offi- Asphalt Cement PG 70- Our Baby Graduate Photo Page 5405 Wolfe Drive, Okla- ces in Price, Richfield, 28 The Tooele Branch of the homa City, OK 73145, and Cedar City. The project is to be com- American Association of will run in the has been appointed Per- If project Specifications pleted in 100 Working University Women will meet and Plans cannot be Days sonal Representative of Thursday, May 19, 7 p.m. at the estate of the above- printed from the website, Prequalification of bid- named decendent. All they can be obtained ders is required. Prior to the home of Pat Steelman, 122 persons having claims from the main office, submitting a bid, the bid- Country Club, Stansbury Park. against the above estate 4501 South 2700 West, der must have on file AAUW promotes equity for are required to present Salt Lake City, (801)965- with the Utah Depart- 4346, for a fee, plus tax ment of Transportation a all women and girls, lifelong them to the undersigned education and positive societal or to the Clerk of the and mail charge, if appli- completed and approved Court on or before the cable, none of which will contractor's application change. For more information 17th day of August, be refunded. for prequalification. De- call 882-9002 or 882-0265 or visit 2005, or said claims shall All contractors proposing partment processing time www.aauwutah.org. Tuesday, May 31st, 2005 be forever barred. to bid UDOT heavy high- is 10 working days from way construction projects receipt of properly exe- Horsemen meet JAMES BRIAN HAR- 1. Baby photos must be submitted to the LOW with an advertised esti- cuted documentation. The West Desert Back 5405 Wolfe Drive mate of $500,000 or Unregistered companies Country Horsemen will hold a Transcript-Bulletin by Friday, May 27th, more must file and gain may obtain the Specifica- Oklahoma City, OK monthly meeting Monday, May 2005 by 5:00pm 73145 prequalification approval tions and Plans from the John Doe Hampton 23, at 8 p.m. in the basement of Telephone No. prior to submitting a bid. main office, 4501 South Tooele High School (405)455-3950 For further information, 2700 West, Salt Lake the county courthouse. contact (801)965-3835. City, (801) 965-4346, for “Never stop believing in yourself 2. Please enclose any message you want (Published in the Tran- Womenade gathers script Bulletin May 17, 24 Department processing a fee of $20.00, plus tax and all your dreams will come true. (up to 30 words) with photo. & 31, 2005) time is 10 working days and mail charge, if appli- Womenade will be having from receipt of properly cable, none of which will another potluck on May 22. We’ll Youʼve made us so proud. Good NOTICE TO CONTRAC- executed documentation. be refunded. be gathering at the Methodist luck in all that you do.” 3. You can pick up your photo the day after TORS Project No: *IM-80- Dated this 14th day of The Utah Department of 1(35)10 May, 2005. Church from 5-7 p.m. Please join Love your Family it appears at the Transcript-Bulletin office. Transportation is adver- Sealed proposals will be UTAH DEPARTMENT us for a fun evening. tising for bids for the fol- received by the Utah De- OF TRANSPORTATION Alcoholics Anonymous lowing projects. partment of Transporta- John R. Njord, Director All project bidding infor- tion UDOT/DPS Building (Published in the Tran- DEADLINE: (4th Floor), 4501 South script Bulletin May 17, NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 2005) Friday, May 27th, 2005 Cost: $22.00 (Payment must accompany order.) 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