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Passion for Buick Grand Nationals turns to profit, See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN April 7, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 111 NO. 91 50 cents Toxic study puts county Board appoints Johnsen close to top as school superintendent in Rockies By Mark Watson Board President Gary Gowans said. district. He possesses strong leader- STAFF WRITER On March 5, Superintendent Larry ship skills,” Jefferies said. “We looked An educator with 37 years expe- Shumway informed board members at all of the parameters and felt very, by Karen Lee Scott rience working for Tooele County he would not seek or accept an addi- very fortunate to have somebody with STAFF WRITER School District will now guide the tional term for employment as super- his qualifications lead the district.” When it comes to toxic pol- affairs of the district as its superin- intendent. Since that time the board The board voted 6-1 in favor of the lution, Tooele County is among tendent. has met in three closed meetings appointment. Board member Debbie the worst — at least that’s Tooele County School Board and three open meetings to discuss Chapman voted against the appoint- what results of a study done by appointed Michael C. Johnsen Tuesday their options in finding a successor to ment. “I think he has great credentials Colorado College indicate. night as its new superintendent. Shumway. and will be a good superintendent, The county ranked third high- “After taking careful evaluation of Board Vice President Carol Jefferies but I felt we could have negotiated a est in a study, entitled “The where we’re at in the district: break- said the board is impressed with lower salary,” Chapman said. State of the Rockies,” which ing down all the important issues; Johnsen’s heritage, his lifelong com- The exact salary is still being nego- included 61 metropolitan coun- looking at growth issues, bonding mitment to education and his genuine tiated, but pay for the position is ties in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, issues, and testing levels that we are concern for students. listed between $97,000 and $100,000. Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, proud of; we are ready to appoint “Mike is a man of unfailing integrity Utah and Wyoming. Nez Perce photography / Troy Boman Mike Johnsen as our superintendent,” who has shown great loyalty to this SEE JOHNSEN ON A4 County, Idaho ranked first and Mike Johnsen Salt Lake County ranked sec- ond for concentration of toxic releases to the environment. But the rankings don’t neces- sarily indicate human or envi- Rainy weather could Grantsville ronmental threat or reflect spe- cific industrial or federal facil- ity practices. According to the delay SR-36 project upset over study, the results, “are based by Karen Lee Scott days or even weeks, depending only on the amount of various on Mother Nature’s coopera- toxic chemicals emitted to the STAFF WRITER developer’s tion. air per square mile.” Phase two of the state Route As construction crews await The rankings simply, “high- 36 project is still on schedule, less soggy soils, Easton said light those counties with the but last week’s wet weather mail tactics other aspects of the project greatest need to study these may throw off the “end of sum- (such as the installation of issues.” mer” finish mark of the $20 mil- sound walls near Stansbury Data from the Environmental lion undertaking. by Mary Ruth Hammond Park and Overlake) can still Protection Agency’s Toxics Nile Easton, a Utah STAFF WRITER move forward. Release Inventory (TRI) was Department of Transportation Even though a proposed 64- He also mentioned that gathered by the college for each spokesman, said while the unit multi-family apartment com- UDOT is currently working on county. Then the college cal- endeavor is about 50 percent plex between Country Haven and coordinating the traffic signals culated the pounds per square complete, drier weather is Orchard lanes in Grantsville may at Tooele City’s 1000 N. and mile of six different groups of required before more major never be approved, it appears 1280 N. The plan is to make the toxic chemicals released into paving work can start. photography / Troy Boman would-be developers may be going two lights work together to bet- Juan Nara and Jose Argona (l-r) install sound barriers along SR-36 near the county’s air, water and land This means the completion behind city leaders’ backs to receive Stansbury Park. Other sound walls are being placed near the Tooele as reported to the EPA by indus- date could be delayed by a few funding for the project. SEE SR-36 ON A2 City overpass as part of the highway’s reconstruction process. trial and federal facilities. Dennis Vanderhieden, represent- The six chemical groups were ing a group called Grantsville Family dioxin and dioxin-like com- Associates, presented a plan to the pounds, persistent bio-accumu- Mormon cricket control won’t eradicate them all city’s Planning and Zoning (P&Z) Commission March 10 to build a lative toxic chemicals, metals by Karen Lee Scott ing to Ed Bianco, an entomolo- poisoned bait goes, adult crick- prohibited from growing, thus 64-unit low- to moderate-income and metal compounds, and car- gist with the Utah Department of ets usually pass it up because of preventing the cricket’s insides cinogens. All are toxic chemi- STAFF WRITER housing project in Grantsville. The When it comes to battling Agriculture and Food (UDAF). a slower metabolism. However, from growing normally which cals or hazardous air pollutants. apartments would be situated on Mormon crickets, timing is Last night at a cricket con- new crickets tend to gobble it eventually causes death. Each county was ranked on a 7.17 acres of land in the above everything. trol meeting in Rush Valley, up because of their high metab- Bianco said there is only a composite score of its air, water location. While the crickets can be com- he explained that because a olism and die just minutes later. small window of opportunity for and land releases of each chemi- About 70 residents living in that bated with spays and poisoned mature cricket’s exoskeleton is He said that when pesticides the pesticide to work and that cal group for the most recent area attended last month’s meeting bait, attacks are only effective so strong, pesticide sprays don’t are sprayed on younger crick- year (2002) and for its yearly to voice opposition to the plan. Since on newly born offspring, accord- work against them. As far as ets, the insect’s exoskeleton is SEE CRICKETS ON A3 average from 1998-2001. the meeting was not designated as Tooele County’s total toxic a public hearing, comments were releases in pounds per square not taken. But even without hear- mile in 2002 were 2,032 to air; ing from the neighbors, Grantsville 0 to surface water; and 925 to City Attorney Ron Elton and the land. The average of the other Did Ron Riff P&Z commissioners explained that metropolitan counties involved a planned unit development (PUD) in the study was 183 to air; 2,182 has already been adopted for that to water; and 4,095 to land with do it? THS area of the city. median values of 22 to air; 0 to Three condominiums have water; and five to land. already been built on Country Haven The report included data jury lets Lane. Under terms of the PUD, the from a number of the county’s remaining land in that area should private and government facil- be reserved for larger lots and more ities such as US Magnesium, him loose upscale houses or condos. Elton Clean Harbors, Dugway Proving By Mark Watson told Vanderhieden that it is “very unlikely” the city would change the Ground and Deseret Chemical STAFF WRITER Depot. A 17-person jury unani- PUD and allow the apartments to The report also compared the mously found Ronald Riff not be built. amount of toxic pollution in the guilty of first-degree burglary Still, letters started arriving Rockies region to the nation as Wednesday in a Tooele court- this week addressed to several a whole. It showed that in 2002, room. Grantsville City administrators, 63 pounds of toxic chemicals Riff had been charged with the Tooele County Chamber of were released to the Rockies’ burglarizing a grocery store in Commerce and even the Tooele environment per capita, com- Minnesota. Transcript-Bulletin. Margo pared to 15 pounds per capita The jury came back with a Swedberg, owner of Gar-Mar in the entire United States, and verdict in favor of the defense Associates in Auburn, Calif. wrote 1,263 pounds of toxic chemicals after a long day of testimo- the letters that asked for help in per- were released in the Rockies per ny and cross-examination in suading the USDA-RD Guarantee square mile, compared to 1,043 Tooele Junior High’s audio- Rural Rental Housing Loan Program pounds per square mile in the visual room. to grant money for the apartment entire United States. If the 17-person jury sounds project. The letters state, “We need About the State a bit unreal and the name your favorable comments ...” Ronald Riff sounds a bit ficti- Swedberg’s letter further noted of the Rockies Project that one requirement of the USDA- The Colorado College State of tious — it is because the trial was unreal. RD loan application is that letters the Rockies Project is designed from local leaders indicate they Students, however, prepared photography / Troy Boman to provide a thoughtful, objec- personally feel there is a need tive voice in regional issues “Defense attorney” Cory Dawson grills a witness during Wednesday’s mock trial held at the junior high SEE TRIAL ON A4 school by Tooele High educator Bill Gochis’ criminal law class. SEE LETTER ON A8 SEE TOXIC ON A4

WEATHER OBITUARIES A7 JUST 4 KIDS B9 INSIDE Windy and cloudy tonight with a SPORTS A10 TV LISTINGS C3, C4 Cowboy netters show poise chance of rain. Rainy and cooler in battle with Buffs Friday Lows in the 40s, Highs in HOMETOWN B1 CROSSWORD C3 See A10 the 50s. Complete Forecast: A2 DOINGS B2 CLASSIFIEDS C5 A2 THURSDAY April 7, 2005 ETCETERA ... Corridor Corrections ValleyLocal Weather Weather Forecast An article in Tuesday’s edi- downsize tion of the Tooele Transcript- Fri 51/34 Bulletin stated sales tax in 4/8 Tooele City would increase Partly to mostly cloudy. High 69F. credited Winds SSE at 15 to 25 mph. to 6.6 percent. Information received in a press release from the Utah State Tax Commission to county was incorrect. Because of Sat 45/35 4/9 Tooele’s new PAR (Parks, Arts by Karen Lee Scott and Recreation) Tax, the sales A few morning showers. Highs in STAFF WRITER tax rate in Tooele City will the low 50s and lows in the upper 30s. Though there were public increase from 6.25 percent to hearings on five separate mat- 6.35 percent. Salt Lake City’s ters during Tuesday’s Tooele tax rate is 6.6 percent. Sun County Commission meeting, 52/35 only one prompted comment — Area Ski Report 4/10 the change in the legal descrip- Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: Windy with showers at times. WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT Highs in the mid 40s and lows in tion of the county’s Hazardous LATE TONIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY... the mid 30s. Waste Corridor. TODAY...PARTLY CLOUDY. WINDY. HIGHS Interestingly enough, the AT 8000 FEET IN THE MID 50S. Alta — 182; 0” new snow last 48 hours; comments came from the com- 7/7 Lifts open Mon photography / Troy Boman mission itself. Beaver Mountain — closed for season 57/35 Grantsville elementary students (l-r), Danya Morris, Jacob Dodge and Dustin Land played mountain men dur- Commission chairman, Brian Head — 112; 0” new snow last 48 4/11 ing the school’s Celebrate Utah program Thursday morning. Dennis Rockwell made it clear hours; 7/7 lifts open Occasional showers possible. Brighton — 174; 0” new snow last 48 Highs in the low 50s and lows in that it was “the commission’s hours; 6/7 lifts open Deer Valley —142; 0” new snow last 48 the low 30s. idea” to shrink the boundaries of hours; 21/21 lifts open the corridor and not the idea of Nordic Valley — closed for season Five food businesses, dentist honored other agencies or departments. Park City — 145; 7” new snow last 48 He said that those who hours; 13/14 lifts open Tue Powder Mountain — 107; 0” new snow 60/39 claimed to have a part in the 4/12 last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open idea were “putting a feather Snowbasin — 148; 2” new snow last 48 Times of sun and clouds. Highs in for contributions to public’s health hours; 10/12 lifts open the upper 50s and lows in the mid in their own hat, because they Snowbird — 180; 0” new snow last 48 30s. by Karen Lee Scott dental services such as fillings never contacted us.” hours; 12/12 lifts open Commissioner Matt Lawrence Solitude — 182; 0” new snow last 48 ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content STAFF WRITER and tooth extractions for those Service simply said it was a great idea to hours; 8/8 lifts open Five eating establishments who qualify. Sundance — closed for season make the corridor smaller. and one citizen were honored The office space donated to The Canyons — 116; 0” new snow last 48 The Tooele Transcript- hours; 12/16 lifts open yesterday during a special the project had been leased out Bulletin was told and report- Pollen Count awards ceremony conducted to another business for 10 years ed on March 24, that the Temps/Precipitation The pollen counts from the by the Tooele County Health and needed a major face lift. Department. Department of Environmental Date High Low (prec./inches) Intermountain Allergy and Several volunteers and an Eagle Each year the health depart- Quality as well as the county April 5 49 26 .13 1” snow Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City Scout project renovated the engineering department had rec- April 6 60 30 ment honors some food busi- as of April 7, 2005 were as fol- office with new paint, flooring, ommended the down-sizing of lows: nesses/institutions in the area carpets and decor. But shortly Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer as well as locals who have dem- the corridor. for the National Weather Service, reports Cottonwood — Very High after the new clinic was com- Regardless of who came up that his recording station at 139 S. Main Maple — Very High onstrated excellence in helping pleted and operational the office with public health. with the idea, the plan is to received .13 inches of precipitation Cedar — High building was sold by the own- reduce the corridor from 78,720 between April 5 and April 6 and a total of Willow — High American Burger, Panda ers. .28 so far this month. The normal for April acres to 10,080 acres — an 87 Sycamore — High Express, and Mountain West Wells went to the new owner is 2.49 inches. Medical Center — all in Tooele percent reduction. For the water year, which began Oct. Ginko — Low and worked out a business deal, — were honored as well as the The proposed new bound- 1, 2003, Tooele has received 13.12 inches Oak — Low where he would lease and carry Silver Sage in Vernon and Taco aries would encompass exist- of precipitation. The normal for the year is Grass — Low out the contract for the building 18.49 inches of precipitation. Bell/Burger King in Lake Point. ing hazardous waste facilities Mold — Low space. This allowed the Healthy Awards are given based on (Envirocare and Clean Harbors) Smiles clinic to continue its ser- past inspections by the health Dr. Mike Wells allowing each some room for • Plan ahead and leave early. vices. department as well as com- growth. said Myron Bateman, director of SR-36 If you can, take an alternate plaints and compliments from In addition to these acts, No vote was taken on the continued from A1 route. the general public. Points are public health. Bateman said Wells also spear- matter, but it is expected that ter improve traffic flow. • Don’t tailgate; keep safe also either added or deducted In conjunction with the health headed on oral health proj- the commission will approve the As soon as weather permits, distances between your vehicle, depending on violations or the department, Wells and several ect with Tooele’s sister city in plan during the April 12 com- mission meeting at 3 p.m. on the construction activities will first other vehicles, and any barriers lack thereof. other local dentists, opened Kambarka, Russia. progress between 2000 N. and a dental clinic in January for While Wells said he was hon- third floor of the Tooele County or equipment being operated in This is the second time in the Erda Way, then shift to the area community members who have ored by the award he said he Courthouse. work zones. past three years that the award between Bates Canyon Road Medicaid, lower incomes or no was also “very surprised by it.” e-mail: [email protected] • Maintain a greater distance was given to American Burger. and Stansbury Parkway. Final Mike Wells, DMD, was given dental insurance. • For an appointment at when following large trucks, road construction will happen the Public Health Hero of the Located at 394 South Main Healthy Smiles call Tricia If it happens here, between Erda Way and Bates avoid their blind spots. year award. Street in Tooele and called the at (435) 843-2309 — certain read about it here. Canyon. • Slow down and pay atten- “Without his support we Tooele County Healthy Smiles restrictions apply. The SR-36 project team of tion to signs in the construction wouldn’t have a dental clinic,” Clinic, the office offers basic e-mail: [email protected] Staker & Parsons Company, Inc. zone. Paving and Somers-Jaramillo • Make that cell phone call and Associates, L.C. suggest when you arrive at your destina- Water rights proposal upsets developers the following safe driving tips tion. Tooele By Mark Watson a responsibility to uphold agree- in.” through the work zone: e-mail: [email protected] STAFF WRITER ments made in the past, but we Baker said the price of waters may need to make some compro- rights for new developments with- Several Tooele residents and “We Are Your Neighborhood other land developers spoke out mises on this issue.” in the city that already have been Family Theatre” against a proposed city ordinance, Mayor Charlie Roberts said the approved but not completed totals which would make water rights core issue is the question: “Who is approximately $8 million. 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Voice of Tooele County regulations adopted in 1998 for going to pay for the water?” “Will it City leaders said the current (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 since 1894 building permits retroactive and be the citizens who are here now, market price for water rights for a Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 thus supersede any water approv- or the citizens who are moving typical building lot is $4,000. th th Utah Press Association als land owners had with the city April 8 - 14 General Excellence Award recipient. prior to 1998. Developer Mike Quarnberg said * ADMINISTRATION the new law caught him totally Sahara Dly: 4:55, 7:15, 9:40 (PG-13) SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER off guard as he goes forward with Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) plans for a residential develop- Sat: 12:05, 2:30,4:40, 4:55,9:20 7:15, 9:40 JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS Sun: 12:05, 2:30, 4:55, 7:15 ment in Tooele. SPAGHETTI Sun: 12:05, 4:40 Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner OFFICE Some developers indicated that KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER the new costs could jeopardize Prime Rib every Fri. & Sat. • Salmon Thurs. & Fri. Pacifier Dly: 7:00 (PG) BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER them going forward with their $ 50 Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) Chicken Salad • 2 Breakfast • Steak & Shrimp Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 7:00 DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER developments. Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 7:00 KELLY CHANCE OFFICE ASSISTANT am pm , am pm Sun: 12:05, 4:40 City Attorney Roger Baker said SHRIMP Open Tues-Sat 7 - 9 Sun. 7 - 3 Closed Mondays that since 1998 the city has gained EDITORIAL 76 West Vine 882-4203 (call ins) a clearer understanding of the • Hitch J. MICHAEL CALL MANAGING EDITOR Dly: 4:30, 9:10 (PG-13) NICK DRAKE SPORTS EDITOR water situation. He said the Utah Sat: 4:30, 9:10 KAREN HUNT COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR State Geological Survey indicated Sun: 4:30 MARY RUTH HAMMOND STAFF WRITER there are twice as many water AUDREY ROCK-RICHARDSON STAFF WRITER rights on paper than there is actual Iceberg Daily Specials Guess Who* KAREN LEE SCOTT STAFF WRITER water in the ground. Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:10 (PG-13) Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) TROY BOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER Tooele Public Works Director Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:10 BARBARA BENNETT TYPESETTER Monday Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Gerald Webster said state engi- Sun: 12:10,12:05, 2:20,4:40 4:30, 7:00 neers have to impose existing rules Kids Meal $229 ADVERTISING * on changing conditions regarding Miss Congeniality 2 CLAYTON DUNN ADVERTISING MANAGER water rights. Tuesday Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 (PG-13) KEITH BIRD ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT ‘$ 49 Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) After listening to public com- Triple Cheese Burger 2 Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 DEBBIE WINN ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10 LIZ ARELLANO GRAPHIC ARTIST ments, the city council tabled any Sun: 12:05, 4:40 action on the proposed ordinance. Wednesday HEIDI MILLS GRAPHIC ARTIST $ 49 * LORI LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED & LEGAL Some residents at the meeting Chili Cheese Dog 2 Fever Pitch Thursday (PG-13) ADVERTISING CONSULTANT questioned the integrity of city lead- Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 (PG-13) $ 99 Dly: 4:40, 9:20 ers on their quest to enforce water Cordon Bleu Sandwich 3 Sat: 12:10,12:05, 2:25,4:40, 4:40,9:20 7:00, 9:15 PRODUCTION Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00 regulations on already approved Friday Sun: 12:05, 4:40 PERRY DUNN PREPRESS MANAGER subdivisions. Drew Hall, developer $ 99 DARWIN COOK WEB PRESS MANAGER of Overlake, said it is like changing Fish Sandwich 2 Robots JAMES PARK PRESSMAN Dly: 4:20, 7:00, 9:10 (PG) the rules in the middle of the game Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) SCOTT CRINER PRESSMAN Sat: 12:10, 2:15, 4:20, 7:00, 9:10 in advantage of the city. Mon-Thurs 10:30-10PM, Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 BRANDON ROBISON INSERT TECHNICIAN Sun: 12:10, 2:15, 4:20, 7:00 Councilman Steve Bevan said Fri & Sat 10:30-11PM Sun: 12:05, 4:40 SHAWN OVIATT PREPRESS TECHNICIAN Closed Sundays Show Times are subject to change. that passing the ordinance would Open weekdays 4pm, weekends Noon Subscription rates: 50 cents per copy; $35 per year delivered by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, jeopardize his integrity as a coun- UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park; $40 per year by mail in Tooele County; $65 per year by cilman. • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 mail in the United States. 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Crickets Real estate ‘institution’ takes career in new direction continued from A1 by Karen Hunt ties to create loyalty in his staff, business,” Bird said. years, he arrived at work early address problems head on and Bird said Kirk represents his and worked long days, even if the weather continues to be STAFF WRITER “My wife says I’m a people his knack for commercial as clients to the city. He remem- on Saturdays. Eventually, his fair, that window will soon be person,” said Jay Kirk with a well as residential real estate. bers a few years ago when Kirk work took time away from his opening. contented smile as he reminisc- “Disputes between agents, personally went to the city coun- other hobbies, including horses. Clint Burfitt, who also works buyers, sellers, whatever it is, cil and gave a presentation to Currently, his main other hobby for the UDAF, said, “We know es on the last 30 years he has spent in real estate. you’ve got to handle that prob- get an ordinance passed requir- is traveling with his wife and the crickets are back.” He has lem, and he does that well,” ing Tooele City land owners to spening time with their grand- been out in the field examining That trait, combined with determination and a lot of hours, Sutton said. clean up their yards. The junk kids. He has also been a volun- areas where crickets were last While fulfilling his responsi- in people’s yards was hurting teer member of the Tooele City year and said that some have are Kirk’s prescribed key to suc- cess. Throughout his career in bilities as office manager, Kirk property values. Fire Department for 45 years. already started to hatch. has also played a role as coun- “He wants to make sure busi- Kirk believes real estate is Bianco said the goal of the sales, he has never worked on salary. But, his customer ser- cilor to many in the community. nesses do well in Tooele. That’s a fine profession for the right UDAF is not to totally destroy Sutton has seen both city and why he doesn’t mind talking to person. the population of Mormon crick- vice, hard work and persever- ance have had a major impact business leaders frequent Kirk’s the city about codes and things “Anyone can succeed who ets, as they are an important part office — not because they’re because he wants businesses to wants to apply themselves who of the eco-system, but rather to on events like Wal-Mart com- ing to Tooele and the building buying anything, but because succeed. He wants businesses has a good personality,” said control the number of crickets they want his perspective on to come out here,” Bird said. Kirk simply. “I got into real so farmers and ranchers can of several subdivisions includ- ing Overlake, Deer Meadow, issues. Kirk’s daughter Debbie estate almost 30 years ago and have better odds of dealing with I thoroughly enjoyed it. I like Deer Hollow, Park Hill, Rancho, Past president of the Tooele Millward followed in his foot- them. people,” Kirk said. Eastridge and Elkridge. Chamber of Commerce, Keith steps when she became a real The purpose of last night’s Jay Kirk Bird, recognizes Kirk for his estate agent herself 16 years Kirk lives in Tooele with his Although Kirk recently meeting was to explain to local commitment to the growth of ago. wife of 56 years, Joann. They stepped down as Coldwell farmers and ranchers what man in the automotive industry, business in Tooele. “I got involved because he have four children, seven grand- Banker Residential Brokerage’s options were available to help also on commission. Around age “Jay knows anything and was involved,” Millward said. children and four great-grand- Tooele branch manager, he is protect their lands. 45, he was involved in the devel- everything there is about com- She describes her father as children. The UDAF offered to assist planning to continue working opment of Benchmark Village. mercial. He is definitely pro- hardworking. Throughout the e-mail: [email protected] agricultural landowners in pro- as an associate broker in the From there he decided to go tecting their crops. Under the profession he loves. into real estate full time. And it Federal Consumer Protection has confirmed the fuel saving described in this advertisement. department’s cost-sharing pro- “I decided to change from is a career he has thrived in. gram, landowners can be reim- being broker manager to have Kirk started his real estate bursed for half of the costs of more free time,” Kirk said. career working for Reality Device may increase gas mileage by 22% purchasing and applying protec- “[Management] is very time con- World and two years later pur- tive bait and pesticides on or suming. I can devote more time chased the company. During the BOSTON - Nothing has unburnt fuel as possible to claimed by the developer.” near their property. to actual selling and relaxing.” trying ‘80s the company went changed in the burning of more miles per gallon, In addition to the fuel Bianco made it clear that those An institution in Tooele real out of business. Kirk persevered gasoline in the last 100 years. National Fuelsaver Corp. savings, the Gas Saver has who have their lands sprayed or estate, Kirk said he wasn’t sad to acquiring the Coldwell Banker The average engine still burns has developed a low cost baited need to be sure to keep a pass on the role to Brad Sutton. received patents for cleaning Tooele franchise in 1988, which only 68% of each gallon. automotive accessory called receipt of the cost for the work “No, because I’ll still be here. was one of the oldest franchises out carbon to extend engine that was done. Everyone still asks me ques- in the state before it was bought The remaining 32% still the Platinum Gas Saver which life and for raising octane Call Clint Burfitt at (801) 330- tions,” Kirk said. “... Being a out. gets thrown away unburnt. adds platinum economically to make the higher priced 8286 or Greg Abbott at (435) manager for so many years it’s In 2001 Kirk sold his franchise to the air and fuel entering 896-4772 for more information. Since unburnt fuel leaving gasoline unnecessary for going to seem nice to sit back, to Coldwell Banker Residential the engine. Linden Greenhalgh at the Utah do nothing but sell without the as did Mansell and Wardley an engine is pollution, and most vehicles. State University Extension responsibility of the everyday Better Homes and Gardens. He since platinum enables With platinum inside the Joe Robinson, the developer, Office can also answer ques- business of running the office.” was hired as branch manager to non-burning fuel to burn, engine, 22% more of each was quite surprised at the tions. He can be reached at (435) During the nearly 30 years oversee the merger and has held the unburnt fuel leaving the gallon will burn inside the 843-2352. market research: “We have Kirk has worked in real estate, the position until recently. engine will burn when it engine so that 22% fewer It is anticipated that by the he’s dabbled in a little bit of Kirk was also a founding mem- sold a half million Gas end of this year, some 691,000 everything. ber and past president of Tooele reaches the platinum of the gallons are required to drive Savers. To our surprise, as acres of Tooele County will be But, real estate is not where County Board of Realtors and catalytic converter. the same distance. many people buy the infested with Mormon crickets. he started. 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North in Tooele. in Tooele County School District Johnsen Johnsen will officially begin throughout every school day. Trial his duties as superintendent on As assistant superintendent continued from A1 continued from A1 July 1, 2005. Johnsen was responsible for intensely for three weeks in behalf Johnsen, 60, appeared some- Board members said Johnsen “No Child Left Behind,” special of their clients. what emotional as he accepted has never lost focus of why he is ed and preschool, curriculum, The judge in the mock-trial the appointment. in this business. maintenance and operations, courtroom was Tooele High “I’m appreciative of this honor “He calls it ‘The Teach,’ which district capital projects, technol- criminal justice and criminal law and speechless to some degree means quality instruction in the ogy maintenance, testing, stu- teacher Bill Gochis. to be appointed by the board,” classroom for each student,” the dent services, employee group “We had a defense team of Johnsen said. “I love Tooele press release reads. negotiations, professional devel- three lawyers and a prosecution County. My father came here Johnsen said teachers face opment, human resources, safe more challenges today than schools and budgets associated team of three lawyers,” Gochis many years ago. I spent 26 years they did during his early days of with these and other district pro- said. Each team called witnesses as an English teacher at Tooele teaching. grams. to the stand and also cross-exam- High School and have had a great “Teachers are working with Johnsen received his associ- ined. There were 22 witnesses training environment with Dr. Shumway.” a variety of students. There are ate’s degree from Mesa Junior altogether, 12 for the defense and Shumway hired Johnsen six language barriers, special-needs College, his bachelor’s degree 10 for the prosecution. years ago as an assistant super- situations, behavioral problems. from Westminster College and The defendant, lawyers and intendent. A good classroom manager is a his master’s degree from Utah witnesses were all members of Two weeks ago board mem- good teacher,” he said. State University. He gained addi- the school’s criminal law class. bers asked Johnsen if he would The mission statement for the tional leadership from his 29 The jury was comprised of mem- be interested in replacing district is to provide high quality years of service with the Utah bers of the criminal justice class. Shumway. instruction in every classroom Army National Guard. This mock trial was a first for “I’m headed toward retirement Gochis’ law class. within a few years, so I asked “It was very impressive. The them to give me a couple of students did a fantastic job. Both weeks to think about it,” Johnsen We will help make your sides worked so hard on the said. case,” Gochis said. The lawyers The board had several options, knew the background of the case but most felt Johnsen’s experi- occasion special and backgrounds of witnesses, ence would make for an easy Prom Dresses, Pageant Gowns & Dressy but they had to anticipate what leadership transition within the the witnesses would say and how district. Board member Kendall Dresses $35 & up. Tuxedo Rentals the opposition would present its Thomas praised Dr. Shumway case. photography / Troy Boman for his efforts and said Johnsen “It wasn’t like a script. The law- Tooele high criminal law student Brandon Bagley takes the stand during will help the district continue its yers needed to be spontaneous a mock trial Wednesday morning. successes. and quick on their feet,” Gochis A press release from the dis- said. “These students are the cream- Prosecuting attorneys were trict describes the new superin- The teacher said his students of-the-crop. Students must have students Becky Knoblauch, tendent as a person who works displayed maps of the scene of at least a B average to take these Chad Valdez and Alyssa Falkner. well with people: “He is a lifelong the crime and other diagrams in advanced courses,” Gochis said. Defense attorneys were Cory resident of the community and presenting the facts of the case Lance Griffith played the part Dawson, Anthony Witkowski and possesses the firsthand knowl- to the jury. of Ronald Riff. Cortney Sandberg. edge of the district’s personnel needs and challenges. This will assist him in the continuation opportunities for collaborative Colorado Springs in 1874. 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A6 THURSDAY April 7, 2005 It’s rodeo time for THS team Popular arts festival turns 20 this summer It’s Rodeo time! Saturday, April 9, at 9 a.m. with by Alleen Lang the performances. The festival High school contestants from the final performance at 4 p.m. CORESPONDENT also features a children’s art all over the State of Utah will Tickets will be sold at the gate It began two decades ago with center in the covered pavilion. converge at the Deseret Peak and are adults: $3, students: $2, a half-dozen vendors gathering Throughout the three-day event, Complex to compete in their kids 5 and under are free. respective events. This week- in the small park on the corner youngsters get hands-on experi- The Tooele High Rodeo Team end’s events include calf roping, of Tooele’s Vine and Main Street. ence with jewelry making, pup- invites you to come and see their petry and other crafts. bull riding, barrel racing, bare- In the past two decades the talents develop as they compete Tooele Arts Festival has grown Not only has the festival back, and saddle bronc riding, and do their best to represent to a three-day event featuring grown larger in the past 20 just to name a few. Tooele High School and qualify some 85 artists, musicians and years, it has also become better The excitement will begin craftsmen. with emphasis on making sure Friday, April 8, at 6 p.m. and for State Rodeo Finals. vendors enjoy their stay. Although the event, scheduled NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 for June 24-26, is still months “We have a lot of respect for away, the festival committee has the vendors because if it weren’t been working on the 20th annu- for them, we wouldn’t have an al arts festival since January, arts festival,” McFarland said, said Renee McFarland, director noting a survey sheet is handed of visual arts. out each year to get feedback on Bad Dings “It’s so much work,” she said, the festival. And every year the “but it is so rewarding, you meet facilities and staff receive high Happen some wonderful people. I still praise, she said. get Christmas cards from ven- The small army of festival vol- to Good People dors who have retired.” unteers does everything from A logo design contest was held helping set up booths to passing In honor of the 20th anniversary. around free treats to the ven- The new logo will be printed on dors. Booth sitters allow ven- T-shirts, water bottles and other dors a chance to take a break to memorabilia. eat or take care of other needs. A menu of 18 food vendors The Tooele Search and Rescue has already been selected for Unit provide security around the the festival, and with the artist perimeter, which helps vendors Don’t let your driving record put a dent in your quest sleep at night knowing their for quality, dependable auto insurance. Call American vendor application deadline set Family today for a free auto insurance quote. for April 14, the limited amount merchandise is secure. of space is filling up fast. The Tooele Arts Festival is Ask me about a free, supported in part by a grant no-obligation Personal Craftsmen shell out a $25 non- from the Utah Arts Council. Insurance Review. refundable jury fee for a chance file photo Tooele County also offers sup- to be considered for the festival, The children’s art center is always a popular attraction at the Tooele port both with cash and ser- McFarland said. Selected ven- Arts Festival, which will celebrate its 20th anniversary this year. vices, she said. dors pay $100 for the opportu- The first Tooele Arts Festival nity to participate in the event. was organized in 1985 by Celia But even at this price, “this year the work must be original and more unconventional works like Laube and Ferrell Bailey Laube, we have more applications than Steven R Smith Insurance Agency hand-crafted by the vendor. wood mosaics. Working artist who has since returned to her 968 North Main Street we know what to do with,” she Tooele, UT 84074 McFarland said the Arts Festival create pottery and paintings in native state. She originally came (435) 833-9541 Bus said. Committee has asked people to front of the festival artist. www.amfam.com to Tooele with her husband who © 1999 American Standard Insurance Co. of Wisconsin Home Office – Madison, WI 53783 So far artists from eight states leave or remove items produced Traditional arts like Native American Standard Insurance Co. of Ohio Home Office – Columbus, OH 43235 was serving a medical intern- CM-14869 Rev. 9/99 have been accepted into the fes- by machines. American leather work and ship in the community. tival. In years past vendors have Committee members also Indian henna painting all vie for come from as far away as North seek out a wide selection of arts attention at the outdoor event. Carolina and New York, she to make the festival more inter- While the event is a feast for said. And while local crafters esting to visitors. the eyes, ears are not neglected are encouraged to participate, “We are always looking for either as a wide range of musical they do not get special treatment new things. McFarland said. performances draw a loyal fol- Quality Dodge when vendors are considered. Displays range from wood lowing, she said. In addition to “We try to be fair to every- furniture to hand-embroidered regional favorites like the Saliva body,” McFarland said. baby clothing. 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OBITUARIES

Pamela Albrecht. Misty K. Faith Albrecht Graveside services will be Roger Frank held Friday April 8, 2005, at Henwood Parish Our little angel Faith Albrecht 1 p.m. in the Grantsville City Whitehouse returned to her Heavenly Father Cemetery. Our beautiful beloved Misty K. on her birthday Wednesday April 1946-2005 Parish was called to Heaven on 6, 2005. The Albrechts would like to give a special thanks to the labor April 3, 2005. She was born May Faith is the daughter of Joseph Among the peaks of the and delivery staff at Mountain 16, 1979, to Tammi and Craig and Crystal Albrecht and sis- everlasting hills he loved, West Medical Center, and to Dr. Henwood and is survived by her ter to Devan Michael Albrecht. our beloved husband, father, children Taylor K. and Dylan Grandparents are Mike and Lisa Travis Klinger for their loving brother, and son passed sud- Hunter, their father Bobby and Worthington and Robert and and compassionate care. denly from heart failure. Roger grandma Pat, brother J.J., loving Frank Whitehouse, born Nov. 8, grandparents, aunts, uncles and 1946, in Tooele, Utah, of pioneer cousins. Daniel Glenn blood passed away on April 1, Misty’s comical personality 2005. His life was a life of integ- always kept us laughing. She Mills rity, humility, the outdoors, his was such a joy. We will miss family, and most importantly her. Daniel Glenn Mills passed on service to our Heavenly Father. Services will be held Friday, Monday, Apri1 4, 2005. He was We grieve his loss, yet recognize Roger Frank Whitehouse April 8, 2005, at 11 a.m. at Misty K. Henwood Parish valiant in his acceptance of his his place in the resurrection and Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary, metastatic pancreatic cancer in eternal life. A viewing will be held on 1867 N. Fairfield Road. Friends Parks, 4500 Washington Blvd. while receiving hospice and pal- He is survived by his high Tuesday, April 5, from 6-8 p.m. and family may call Thursday E-mail condolences to the liative care in his home and at school sweetheart and eternal at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, 3401 from 6 to 8 p.m. family at llm@lindquistmortuary. Rocky Mountain Care Center, companion Valerie Kay Shields Highland Drive. A viewing will Interment at Lindquist’s com. Tooele. Whitehouse; the light of his life be held Wednesday, April 6 at 10 Washington Heights Memorial Daniel was born to William Heather, other daughter Hollie a.m. at the Cottonwood Creek Grady Mills and Eleanor Darlene (Mike) Affleck and granddaugh- Stake Center, 1535 E. Creek Rd., All her life, Diana believed Weston on March 28, 1967, in ter Elizabeth; sons Roger II, Sandy. The funeral will follow Diana Wixie in the merits of education and Monterrey, Calif. His mother, Matthew, Jason; mother Bertha; at noon. Interment will be with enjoyed academics and learn- Eleanor, his father William and Daniel Glenn Mills brothers Scott (Margaret), Russ family that has gone before in Sherwood ing. Later in life, Diana worked his stepmother Norma Mills, (Teresa); sisters Paula (Dick) Tooele, Utah. as a business owner and always raised him in Salinas, Calif. He April 7, from 6-8 p.m. at Tate Spencer and Susie. Preceded in Those wishing may make con- Harlow tributions to the LDS Perpetual displayed a high ethical stan- lived in Salinas until joining the Mortuary —110 S. Main Street, death by his father, Franklin Whitehouse Jr. Education Fund. Ruckman dard by treating customers with U.S. Navy, which ultimately took Tooele, Utah 84074. compassion. She was extremely him to the east coast. Funeral Services will be locat- Jan. 5, 1947 - generous in her personal and After Daniel’s Navy tenure ed at The Church of Jesus Christ professional life. he moved to sunny San Diego of Latter-day Saints, 1025 W. where he met his sweetheart, Survived by her husband, Utah Avenue, Tooele, on Friday, April 1, 2005 Alda G. Gillett-Mills, originally Eddie Ruckman, Tooele; son, April 8, 2005, at 11 a.m., with from Magna, Utah. Daniel and prior viewing 9:30-10:30 a.m. at USAF Captain James Brian Diana Wixie Sherwood Harlow Alda were married in La Jolla, the church. Daniel’s body will Harlow and his wife Dawn; Ruckman passed away kicking Calif. and lived in Pacific Beach, be donated for research pur- grandson, Boddie Coleman and screaming after a coura- Calif. until his employment relo- poses, therefore, there will be geous battle against severe dia- Harlow; grandaughter, JoAnna cated them to Salt Lake City. no graveside services. betes and heart disease. Diana Franks; her dear friend, Daniel loved learning and Special thank you to Curt was born Jan. 5, 1947, to Dr. Rosemary Anderson; and her received a bachelor’s degree Dustin, CNP, for your thorough D. Wayne Sherwood, a pioneer business partner of ten years while working full-time, and and constant care of Daniel. Kent in nuclear physics, and Gladys and travel companion, Margaret supporting his wife and family. DiFiore, M.D. and staff at Utah Urton Sherwood in Seattle, Wash. Woody. He was enrolled in a Master’s Cancer Center, SLC. The tender Diana grew up in Albuquerque, Mom, you will be missed, Program until his diagnosis in care received from Harmony NM, where she graduated from thank you for being a great May 1994. Hospice and while at the Rocky New Mexico State with a bach- role model. I was always very He loved the outdoors and Mountain Care Center, Tooele. elors degree in public relations. proud of you. You will always spent time in the California Especially to our mom, Leatha After a career change, Diana be loved. mountains backpacking and Garfield. We could not have earned her accounting degree A memorial in Diana’s honor fishing. He enjoyed mountain done it without your service, from the University of Texas at will be held at Tate Mortuary on biking in Northern and Southern love and support! Arlington. Sunday April 10, at 2 p.m. Utah; and fishing on the Salt River in Wyoming. Danny was always practicing and playing DEATH NOTICES his trumpet, acoustic and elec- tric guitars. Daniel has three children, Norma Staples Elizabeth Scarlett D. Mills of Texas, and Corey S. Mills and Nathan G. Bradshaw Ebbenga Mills of Tooele. His brothers are James (Caryn) Redwine Norma Staples Bradshaw Elizabeth Ebbenga passed of Washington, William Jr. passed away Thursday April away Thursday April 7. Funeral (Claudette) Mills of California, 7. Funeral is pending. For is pending. For more information Paul Mills of Arizona and his more information contact Tate contact Tate Mortuary or read sisters, Nancy Redwine of Mortuary or see obituary in next the obituary in next Tuesday’s California, Cher (Kenneth) Tuesday’s Tooele Transcript- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Shields of California. Daniel’s Bulletin. viewing will be held on Thursday, Proper tire care keeps cars rolling Experts say that poor main- to enabling tires to perform at month, and even more in warm tenance of a vehicle’s tires is a their best.” weather. risk no motorist can afford. April, Causes of blow outs: To help avoid underinflation, which is car care month, is a good Besides obvious road hazards the RMA recommends checking time to give your tires a check such as potholes and road debris, the air pressure in your tires at up. Maintaining tires helps avoid improper air pressure can cause a least once a month and before uneven wear, poor performance tire to blow out or fail. every long trip. 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t used to be And in the end, her audience iden- it feels freshly and pleasantly snide friend Al (played by criminally that every tifies, sympathizes with and fully to begin with, but starts to grate underused super-comic-talent Ionce in a understands why it was completely and feel bored with its own con- Steve Zahn) are hunting for sea long while, a necessary for her to kill, kill, kill. tinually droning emotionless voice. treasures is West Africa, where movie would That’s a difficult feat to achieve, Grade: B. But remember: not for they meet Eva Rojas (Penelope come along and in my mind it makes Tarantino everybody. Cruz), a whip-smart doctor with that I’d have a genius. Currently playing: Rated R for the World Health Organization. to admit was It’s harder for Sin City to sustained strong stylized violence, Eva wants to track down the a high quality achieve this pinnacle, since its plot nudity and sexual content includ- source of killer plague that’s film, but that is rooted in moral ambiguity. And ing dialogue. Running time: 2 sweeping the country, and Dirk it could be argued that the movie hours, 6 minutes. wants to find a legendary Civil War I couldn’t give Audrey Rock- The popular local band Gridd will be performing at Tracks (1641 N. Main, a recommen- Richardson doesn’t achieve any sense of sym- Promising Sahara gets boat that holds priceless treasure. Tooele) this Saturday, April 9, at 9 p.m. They will be filming their first video dation for. It STAFF WRITER pathy because it’s not trying to. stranded in second half The boat and the plague have a with Plastic Productions and a female audience member will be chosen happened only But it does try to — in a doomed Who looks better: Penelope strange connection, and somebody from the crowd to star in the video with Gridd and be their new “Gridd Girl.” and dysfunctional romance doesn’t want Ava to figure out once last year Cruz with a porcelain fair com- A special apperence will also be made by Hate Cheri and DJ “B” will be on Reel Talk between a cop named Hartigan what’s causing that plague. (for Quentin plexion, or Matthew McConaughey hand to keep the night hoppin’ to 40s dance mixes. Dinner is available for (Bruce Willis) and a young stripper McConaughey and Cruz and Tarantino’s with a deep, burnished tan? those who come early. Call 882-4040 for more information. named Nancy (Jessica Alba). Zahn are each delightful in their Kill Bill: Vol. 2) and once the year I mulled this trivial quandary in Nearly all women in the dank, own way (Cruz is intelligent and before (for Kill Bill: Vol. 1). the second half of Sahara, when black-and-white cesspool that is engaging, Zahn is hilarious, and It’s not surprising that Tarantino this previously exciting Dirk Pitt Basin City are prostitutes (Rosario McConaughey just has a great For was involved in the next movie I’m story was chugging slowly to a Dawson, Jaime King) strippers smile), but there’s no chemistry the going to have to admit is pretty drawn out halt. (Alba), or barmaids (Brittany any which way you group them Perfect Party good, but still withhold my recom- If you’re thinking about trivial Murphy). And all the men carry together — not that the movie mendation (to all those but the details (like how they got that dog guns and fight like infected dogs. needs chemistry. There’s enough hire most heavily desensitized). to stand still, or what that extra And they only fight over one mystery and comedy to negate any Tarantino “guest” directed only in the background had for lunch,) thing: women. The circular plot need for romance. one day’s worth of Frank Miller’s then the movie isn’t doing its job. has Mickey Rourke, Bruce Willis, It’s just that watching Cruz, Sin City, but his fingerprints are Its job is to make sure you are so and Clive Owen all fighting over Zahn, and McConaughey run Tooele’s Party Planner all over it. Directors Miller (upon enthralled that you won’t notice whose graphic novels the film is women in different parts of the the fact that there’s a car churning around in the sand with a bad case based) and Robert Rodriguez are city. up a cloud of dust in the distance of bed head while explosions fly strongly influenced by Tarantino’s Rourke is astoundingly good as as Frodo and Sam wander through around them for sustained periods slick and sometimes unbearably Marv, a freakishly large and strong the last corn patch of The Shire (it of time gets old fast. violent style. man avenging the death of his really happened). The best way to describe its But they’re missing something “angel” (Jaime King), a gorgeous Sahara does its job for 90 min- overall entertainment value is that Tarantino always gets right prostitute who comes to him for utes, then tries to cram the rest probably to compare it to other — empathy for and an investment protection when her friends start into your already clogged attention inconsequential movies — it’s not in their own characters. He can to disappear. span for another 30, while you quite as fun as National Treasure, give us a psychotically murderous Visually, the noir-ish study in think about something else. but far better than Dennis Quaid’s woman (i/e The Bride from Kill black and white, with occasional Matthew McConaughey makes a doomed Flight of the Phoenix. Bill), relentlessly vengeful, and shocks of color for the graphic keenly sporty and becoming hunk Grade B- engaging in unspeakably vile, dis- punch of impact, works with rav- as Dirk Pitt, the treasure hunter Opens tomorrow. gusting and unforgivable behavior. ishing efficiency. The noir-ish nar- from Clive Cussler’s top selling Rated PG-13 for action-violence. ration and dialogue fare less well; novels. Dirk and his lifelong friend Running time: 2 hours I specialize Party’s to fit your child’s personality... that area to build a 64-unit apart- who have already purchased con- Associates are going around And I bring all the Decorations & Supplies! Letter ment complex,” Kertamus said. dos in Country Haven did so under Grantsville leaders to ramrod their continued from A1 “The issue is that the city has terms of the PUD, which indicated request through the application pro- already granted a PUD for the area, the area would always have larger cess. He added that there are a lot Let’s Cook Party • Spa Night Party for affordable rental housing for which calls for larger lots and more lots and more upscale houses or of issues with the group’s request Pretend Camp Out • Tea Party • & More families currently residing in the upscale housing.” condos. The city feels that people for the apartment complex and that Grantsville area. Kertamus added that the devel- who have ownership in those con- letters sent to Grantsville adminis- Via a telephone conversation opment application Vanderhieden dos have a interest in maintaining trators and others are totally inap- Example: “Let’s Cook Party” with the Transcript-Bulletin this submitted to the P&Z last month the open space they believed they propriate. • Your Child & guests will help morning, Swedberg said she wrote was not in compliance with city would have when they purchased “The feeling I got from the letter cook 3 items the letters at the request of her cli- regulations. the land.” is that even if [city leaders] don’t All Supplies • Each child will decorate their ent, Grantsville Family Associates. “That parcel of land would have Grantsville City Recorder Wendy offer approval, they feel they can go own Chef hat & apron She added that it was her under- to be subdivided before the original Palmer said during a city coun- ahead with their project,” Castagno provided standing that Grantsville City was in developers could sell it,” Kertamus cil meeting Wednesday that the said. • Party Favors favor of the apartment project. said. “If the land was subdivided, the letter she received from Gar-Mar Swedberg told the Transcript- • Balloons • Invitations “These proposed apartments are PUD would have to be amended. We Associates asked the city to provide Bulletin this morning that she would beautiful,” Swedberg said. “Similar explained the process the develop- traffic studies and other informa- call Grantsville Family Associates projects built in other areas have ers would have to go through before tion for the housing project. and ask why her company was asked swimming pools, barbecue pits and they could even bring the plan “That is totally inappropriate for to send letters to Grantsville leaders even tennis courts.” back to the Planning and Zoning them to ask the city for that infor- if the city fathers are opposed to the (435) 224-4616 Grantsville City Planning Commission. There are a lot of legal mation,” Palmer said. “It is up to the apartment project. Administrator Shauna Kertamus issues involved and those issues developer to hire consultants for As of press time today, Grantsville 36 N. 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To quit smoking, visit utahquitnet.com THURSDAY April 7, 2005 A9 When Fido isn’t friendly: data shows nearly 2,000 dog bites a year in Utah More than 9,500 Utahns, includ- (15.94), and Grand (15.87). The low- Prevention Program, UDOH. “The • If the dog does attack, “feed” it ing 303 in Tooele County, were est rates were in Summit (2.88), keys are not to chase or tease dogs your backpack, jacket, purse, bike attacked by dogs and hurt seriously San Juan (3.22) and Emery (5.62) they know and to avoid dogs they or skateboard, or anything you can enough to need emergency room Counties. don’t know. It’s best if parents put between yourself and the dog. treatment over a five-year period Tooele County had the sixth actively supervise any interaction • Once the dog loses interest in from 1999 to 2003. Utah Department highest rate in the state (13.71) just between young children and dogs.” you, slowly back away until it is out of Health (UDOH) data show that behind Kane County (13.98) and The Humane Society recom- of sight. Hamburgers 53 of those victims were hospital- Carbon County (14.87). mends teaching children these • If you fall or are knocked down, only ¢ ized for their injuries. The UDOH data have prompted important safety tips: curl into a ball with your hands over In Utah, young children are local health departments to take a • Never touch a dog before ask- your ears and don’t scream or roll 79 the most frequent victims of dog closer look at the problem of dog ing the owner’s permission. Some around. attacks. Utah hospital discharge bite injuries. “We have begun the animals don’t interact well with chil- If a dog does attack, try not to data from 1999 to 2003 indicate: process of developing a community- dren, and the owner should know to panic: Cheeseburgers • 1,800 dog bite victims were wide dog bite prevention program,” warn the child. • Wash the wound with soap and only ¢ infants and children under the age said Joseph Shaffer, Director, • Even after getting permission, water. of five TriCounty Health Department let the dog see and smell you before • Call you health care provider 99 • 1,754 were children ages 5-9 (Daggett, Duchesne and Uintah petting it. for further care if needed. • 1,667 were ages 10-17 Counties). “We plan to involve pub- • Let the animal sniff the back • Get to an emergency or urgent The numbers don’t surprise trau- lic safety, education, and the health of your hand — with fingers curled care center if the would looks seri- Burritosonly ¢ ma workers at Primary Children’s care community in this process.” under - first. ous. Medical Center (PCMC). “At our Studies show the majority of • Never bother dogs that are eat- • Report the bite to law enforce- hospital we see a child hurt by a dog bites (61 percent) occur in the ing, sleeping or nursing puppies. ment and give as many details about 99 Don’t Forget our dog about every three days,” said home or a place familiar to the vic- • Never run past a dog. A dog’s the dog as possible to help officers Kris Hansen, R.N., Trauma Program tim, such as the home of a friend or natural instinct is to chase things track it down. Old Fashioned Shakes, Manager, PCMC. “In 2004, we close relative. Nearly one-third of that run. For more information on dog Floats & Freezes saw 105 children in the emergency all victims are bitten on the head, • Don’t stare at a dog. Dogs see bite prevention, dog obedience and department for dog attacks and hos- face, neck and chest areas. While staring as a threat and they can selecting a dog for your family, visit Open 7 days a week 10am-10pm pitalized six of them.” some breeds may be perceived to react aggressively. the Humane Society at www.hsus. The problem of dog bites varies be more aggressive, any dog can If it looks like an animal is about org. across the state, with an average bite if provoked or threatened. to attack, tell children: 46 W 1st South, Tooele • 882-6400 of eight injuries for every 10,000 “You can teach your children to • Don’t scream or run. persons in the population from 1999 reduce their risk of being attacked by • Remain motionless with your to 2003. Counties with the highest a dog,” said Cyndi Bemis, Education hands at your sides, and avoid eye rates were Uintah (18.7), Beaver Coordinator, Violence and Injury contact with the dog. West Nile abatement funds available The Utah Department of tributing 25 percent of the costs. ficient this year. If you have not Agriculture and Food (UDAF) is Guidelines and directions regard- vaccinated your animal yet, you are announcing that $329,000 in spe- ing how to apply for the funds are advised to get a series of two shots cial grants is available to counties available on the UDAF website at: administered three to six weeks and mosquito abatement districts www.ag.utah.gov or call the UDAF apart. You can obtain the vaccine to help prevent the spread of West at (801) 538-7188. The last day that from most local veterinarians. Nile Virus in 2005. The deadline for applications will be accepted is Horse owners can protect their application is April 30, 2005. This April 30. The UDAF will award the animals by applying approved is the second year that the Utah grants by mid May. repellants to the animals and by Legislature has earmarked funds to Advice for Horse Owners controlling mosquitoes and mos- help counties and abatement dis- The Utah Department of quito breeding areas. Horse owners tricts expand their WNV prevention Agriculture and Food (UDAF) is may also protect the animals by efforts. strongly advising horse owners putting them in the barn or other Last year 18 districts and coun- throughout the state to protect their enclosed structures. For more infor- ties throughout Utah were award- animals by vaccinating them for the mation about the West Nile Virus, ed grants ranging from $91,000 West Nile Virus in April or May of please visit the Utah Department to $5,000. The funds will again be this year. If you vaccinated your of Agriculture and Food’s web page offered on a matching basis, where horse last year with the recom- at: www.ag.utah.gov/ or the Utah the UDAF will fund 75 percent of mended number of shots, then a Department of Health’s web page: project costs, with districts con- single “booster” shot will be suf- www.health.utah.gov/. 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From The Sidelines Lady Buffs Moore shows edge Bears courage despite deadly illness again, 2-1 by Nick Drake s a sports edi- SPORTS EDITOR tor, umpire and When Tooele and Bear River meet, any- sports fanatic, thing can happen and usually does. I’ve been fortu- The Lady Buffs and Lady Bears couldn’t A decide their Region 11 girls softball battle in nate to meet a number of unique, interesting regulation since the two talented teams are and even crazy individu- pretty even. als. So the perennial Class 3A powers needed From St. George to to play an extra inning to treat both schools Logan, from Wendover to and their fans to another terrific contest Vernal I’ve met them all. between a pair of rival programs. Nick Drake Bear River broke the scoreless affair in But on Tuesday, I SPORTS EDITOR encountered one of the the top of the eighth only to watch Tooele most courageous, brave and fearless people answer back with a pair of tallies in the bot- I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting. tom of the extra stanza to lift the two-time No, he wasn’t leaping tall buildings in a defending state champs to a thrilling 2-1 single bound or even lifting armored cars with triumph over the Lady Bears Wednesday at his bare hands. Deseret Peak Complex. But what this man did at Ken Price Park Cherise Herrera beat out a bunt to open was more remarkable in strength than any the decisive eighth for Tooele and Amy super-hero could muster. photography/Troy Boman Petersen bolted home on a wild pitch to knot Jim Moore appears to be just an ordinary Grantsville first doubles team Josh Childs (left) and Brent Mouritsen (right) share a light moment in between games the game. Lindsey Palmer drew a walk and man and when he took his position behind the during their contest with Tooele Tuesday. The Cowboys registered a 4-1 triumph over the Buffs at THS. Jessica Howsden reached on a two-out Lady plate to umpire a junior varsity baseball game, Bear error that chased home Herrera with no one could imagine anything was unusual. the game winning run. But I had the pleasure of being his partner on Tasha Chadez scored on a two-out Lady the diamond. Cowboy poise leads to net win Buff miscue in the top of the eighth inning to What the screaming fans, stern coaches and stake the Lady Bears to a 1-0 lead in the top by Nick Drake nervous players did not know, was that this Micah Watson-Jake Parkinson gar- played all season. Our first singles of the eighth. gallant umpire has terminal brain cancer and SPORTS EDITOR nered triumphs as well. was a great match. Cody Castle The game marked another remarkable 2-1 only has a few months to live. Doctors were Grantsville has been to the pin- Cody Castle produced the tri- is a tough to beat but I felt like decision, the fifth in two years between the able to remove one tumor, but two more are nacle of region and state in boys umph of the day for the Buffs. Chris Elsholz played well and gave two softball programs. still life-threatening in Moore’s cranium. tennis play and Tooele is rising in Tooele displayed some strong him everything he could. Cody just Now Tooele also ventures to Grantsville Instead of feeling a sense of bitterness, an attempt to get there. shots and impressive skills. But returns everything and forces play- Friday for a tough task against the talented remorse and looking for answers “why,” Moore And when the two teams met Grantsville overcame the adversity ers to have to hit a winner to end Cowgirls at 3:30 p.m. The Lady Buffs hit the has taken on a remarkable and refreshing atti- Tuesday at THS, the Cowboys throughout the matches and battled the point. road Wednesday to tangle with Ogden in a tude of making the best of his final months on showed the up and coming Buffs back with strong will and poise to “I thought our second doubles, 3:30 p.m. bout to start the second-half of the this earth. that composure and staying calm produce some hard fought victo- after they lost the first set, really league slate. This veteran umpire of 30 years said he can be a huge asset in competitive ries. showed composure and came back Tooele Coach Barry Pitt said it was anoth- wants to continue to take his place on the field net play. Grantsville first-year Coach to win the match,” he added. “I was er tough and hard fought battle between two of dreams and umpire until this cruel disease Grantsville captured a pair of David Millward said he was encour- really impressed with their poise talented teams. affects his ability to make quick decisions. singles and both doubles matches aged with his team’s best overall and character to battle back and “It was good since we won,” he noted. “We “I love this game” he noted between innings. to produce a 4-1 varsity victory performance of the season. win the final two sets. Tooele is an were hitting the ball. But we just couldn’t get “This is a great game and I love it. The best Tuesday at Tooele. “I think we played fairly well,” up and coming team and (Coach) the right hit at the right time. Both pitchers thing is that it’s for the kids.” Jordan Nelson and Logan Paulich he stated. “I thought we played Derek (Smith) has really done a pitched really well. It was a great game for This man proves the heart is the strongest each captured singles wins while the best tennis we have yet this good job with their program. There both teams. Both teams really made some muscle in any body and Moore has maybe the the Cowboy doubles squads of season. Jordan played extremely SEE POISE PAGE A11 SEE EDGE PAGE A11 biggest one of all. To take the field for all of Brent Mouritsen-Josh Childs and well. Jordan played the best he’s the right reasons is unusual for this day and age and extremely stimulating. In a similar situation, many of us might not Cowgirls roll past even get out of bed. But Moore continues to Cowgirl duo rule Delta make the best of his final days and is going to do “fun things” and relish the time until he is by Nick Drake Not too shabby of a one-two taken from this earth. SPORTS EDITOR punch. Lady Scots, 11-2 Remarkable, inspirational and unbeliev- Shalane Titmus and Brooke But the Cowgirls also had strong able are just few adjectives that first come to Bunderson turned in stellar perfor- efforts from Calli Steele, Mari Vera, by Nick Drake way with three hits and teammates Alexa Bakker, Kalena Kartchner, mind. But when one ponders his condition and mances. SPORTS EDITOR Emmi Nelson, Katresha Veazie and thinks of the future ramifications, heroic, cou- In fact, both were up for Female Sara Reed, Dahlberg, Young, Shanna Ben Lomond has improved its Jarrell Veazie produced two safe- rageous and valiant are more appropriate. Athlete of the Meet Saturday at the Glenn, Brittany Sagers, Felicity Silva play during the 2005 girls softball ties each in the league triumph. He has touched my heart like no other and Delta Invitational with sensational and Ashley Puderbaugh to win the campaign. The victory pads Grantsville’s there is nothing that I can say or do to ease the times and efforts. coveted team crown at Delta. But in spite of its improvement, overall record to 7-4 on the sea- adversity he will face in the coming months. Titmus edged out her teammate Grantsville tallied 82 team points the Lady Scots still can’t quite hang son and 2-1 in region action. The But what I’m hoping to do is raise enough Bunderson for top honors in the meet to topple runner-up Snow Canyon with the likes of elite and perennial Cowgirls are set to host two-time funds to fly this courageous and brave man with a pair of first place times in the by 11 points (71) for the prestigious softball powers like Grantsville, defending state champion Tooele and his wife, Judy, to watch a series of major 100 and 200 meter dashes, a second title. Delta garnered third place at 70 Tooele and Bear River. Friday at 3:30 p.m. in a key region league games and allow him to witness first in the 400 meter relay and a fourth in followed by North Sevier (55), Cedar The Cowgirls exploded for bout. hand the game that he so loves. He has not the high jump. City (54), Pine View (46), Richfield seven runs in the second stanza The Cowgirls continue to play asked for it. But I want to reward this man for However, Bunderson also logged (39), North Summit (34), Uintah (32.5) and coasted to a decisive 11-2 tri- well and with some timely hits being such a positive role model to me and a first in the long jump, second in and Hurricane (30) in the top 10. umph Wednesday in Ogden. Grantsville could boast a stel- many others in this sport we love. the high jump, joined Titmus, Jerica Tooele grabbed 14th place in the final Katresha Veazie tossed a three- lar overall mark. All four of the There is a Jim Moore Benefit Fund at all Dahlberg and Kellie Young for a silver team standings with 14 points. hitter, struck out 10 and walked Cowgirls losses are by one run as Key Bank locations across the state and any in the 400 meter relay and finished in five to earn the victory on the fifth in the 400 meter dash. SEE RULE PAGE A11 hill while Janeece Veazie led the donations, even just a couple dollars, could SEE ROLL PAGE A12 be the difference in rewarding this special and fearless man in his final months. Buffs fall to Bears beat Sports Wrap top region foe GHS again Oquirrh ladies golf by Nick Drake by Nick Drake Oquirrh Hills Tuesday morning ladies golf is SPORTS EDITOR preparing to start play on May 3. SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville and Bear River have history We are having new sign ups now and you can Bear River may be the best team in the Region and for one it’s good and the other not so choose to play 18 holes or 9 holes as we have a 11 boys soccer ranks and proved it on Tuesday. good. league for either one. We will have a member- The Bears rolled to a pair of early goals in The Bears kept their spring base- ship luncheon on April 19 at 1 p.m. at the Eagles the opening 17 minutes of play and made the ball streak alive over the Cowboys in Lodge, reservations are required. Anyone inter- early scores hold up in a 3-0 decision Tuesday at Tremonton. ested in joining or with questions call Sharon Tooele. The hosts erupted for three runs in the Howell at 882-4736 or Rose See at 882-4556. Nick Celaya fired in a pair of tallies and Tanner bottom of the fifth to break a 5-5 dead- Chadaz contributed another to provide all of the lock and capture an 8-5 decision over Softball tourney scoring the Bears needed. Colton Smith logged the Grantsville to extend Bear River’s region The Men’s “D” N.I.T. softball tournament victory in goal for Bear River. and state tourney win streak to eight at the Deseret Peak Complex will be held Meanwhile, the Buffs continue to show signs of straight Wednesday. Saturday, April 30. For more information, con- brilliance but also have lapses where opponents Brandt Hess smacked an RBI single in tact Aaron Perkins at 241-0057. take full advantage and produce costly goals that the fateful fifth and nemesis Jason Zundel Baseball training the Buffs can ill afford to overcome. followed with two-run double, all with two Tooele will now meet county neighbor outs, to trigger the pivotal outburst. Tooele High Baseball Spring Training for Grantsville today in league play at 3:30 p.m. The Youth Ages 6-12 will be held Saturday, April 23, Saje Hurd scattered nine hits and struck Buffs and Cowboys have yet to post a region tri- out 10 to capture the victory on the hill for at Babe Ruth - Del Papa Field (approximately umph on the season. 100 S. 200 E.) the Bears. On Saturday, Tooele will hold its fourth annual Derek Erickson smacked out three hits Sign up now. Contact: Sheryl McKendrick 882- THS boys alumni soccer game at 5 p.m. at Tooele 6528 or [email protected]. Registration in the game for Grantsville while Matt High School. The roster has already been finalized Haddock cracked a pair of safeties as well. is at 9:30 a.m. (parent/guardian must be pres- after players contacted Coach Wilcox the past few ent). Camp hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (prompt The setback snapped the Cowboys three- weeks. The deadline to play on the alumni team game win streak and drops Grantsville to pick up please). Cost is $25 per youth (discount was Saturday. The entry fee into the game is $3 per for two siblings $40, three siblings $60). T-Shirts 6-5 overall on the season and 2-1 in region person. There will be concessions at the game. action. (sizes limited) and lunch served. If inclement The alumni roster includes Marcel Giles (Class photography/Troy Boman Grantsville will also venture to Ogden weather, camp will be held at Tooele High of 1992), Doug Call (’96), Ryan Ferry (’96), Jesse Tooele’s Pake Lyman kicks up the ball in Tuesday’s boys’ soc- today to battle Ogden at Lindquist Field at School. This is a fund-raiser for Tooele High Wagner (’97), Brent Sly (’97), Travis Smith (’97), School Baseball. cer match against Bear River. The Bears seized a 3-0 triumph 7 p.m. Tooele and Ben Lomond will meet over the Buffs in the contest. Tooele tangles with county SEE FALL PAGE A12 neighbor Grantsville today at THS. SEE AGAIN PAGE A11 THURSDAY April 7, 2005 A11 Buffs upended by Trojans by Nick Drake The Buffs will tackle Ben Lomond at 4 p.m. at SPORTS EDITOR Lindquist and then Grantsville will meet Ogden in Tooele got back into the thick of the four-team the nightcap at Lindquist at 7 p.m. race for two postseason playoff berths in the Tooele interim-Coach Doug Harding said his Region 11 ranks with a decisive triumph over team just couldn’t get the key hits to produce runs region rival Ogden Friday. in the league affair. And when the Buffs ventured to Morgan “We just couldn’t hit the ball and when we had Tuesday, Tooele knew a victory over the Trojans kids in scoring position we just couldn’t get them would give the local squad a huge leg up on its in. I believe Mikesell pitched well enough for us region combatants. to win but we just needed to score some runs to However, Morgan was searching for their first help him out. With this loss we now have a lot of league win of the season and the Trojans took full work cut out for us to get into position for a state advantage of timely hitting and a couple of Buff playoff berth. But we still have a lot of games to fielding miscues to seize a key 4-0 triumph over go and we can do it if we stick together and play Tooele Tuesday at MHS. as a team.” Mitch Clark smacked a two-run single in the Morgan 4 - Tooele 0 second inning to give the Trojans an early lead and The Trojans rallied for a pair of runs in the bot- winning hurler Jaymoe Rees made it stick with a tom of the second and single tallies in the third shutout performance on the hill for the hosts. The and fourth to capture a league triumph over the Morgan pitcher scattered three hits, struck out Buffs Tuesday at Morgan. nine and walked two to earn the triumph on the Tooele threatened to score in the top of the mound. second stanza. Alex DeSpain smacked a single Meanwhile, Buff hurler Zach Mikesell held and Zac Clausing reached on a fielder’s choice. Morgan to just five hits, struck out nine and Mikesell drew a walk to load the bases with one walked three in a strong effort as well. out. But a pair of ground outs stymied the Buffs The setback drops Tooele to 4-9 overall on the and the game remained scoreless headed into the photography/Troy Boman season and 1-2 in Region 11 play. Tooele’s Kristen Evans tags out a Bear River baserunner at third base after the Lady Bear slid past the bag The Buffs now venture to Ogden today to com- Wednesday at Deseret Peak Complex. The Lady Buffs rallied in the bottom of the eighth to post their fifth SEE UPENDED PAGE A12 pete in a county double-header at Lindquist Field. 2-1 triumph over the Lady Bears in the past two seasons.

to lead the Cowgirls to the team Steele uncorked a toss of 101- and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt from Jessica Rule crown Saturday at Delta. 1 to seize third place in the jave- Edge Fronk. However, a two-out ground out stalled the continued from Page A10 Titmus sprinted to the 100 lin and teammate Vera was right Bear River rally. meter dash in 13.51 to seize behind with a fourth place toss continued from Page A10 nice defensive plays to keep each team from scoring Evans clubbed a single in the bottom of the sixth, Meanwhile, Green River, Wyo. top honors in the event. The of 100-10. in regulation. It was just a well played game all the reached second on a ground out and moved to third ruled the day in the boys with Cowgirl senior also raced to the Bakker battled to a fourth way around. on a wild pitch. But a strike out and ground out ended 106 points to easily beat sec- 200 meter dash crown in 27.58 place time in the 100 hurdles at “We knew it would be tough to hold them scoreless the Lady Buff rally and kept the game scoreless. ond place Cedar City (87) and to provide valuable first place 18.14 and teammate Kartchner in the extra inning with the international tie-breaker Bear River looked to grab a lead in the top of the third place Richfield (80). Juab points to the Cowgirl squad. was right behind in eighth place rule,” he added. “But both teams had the same advan- seventh when Jessica Petersen drew a lead-off walk grabbed fourth place at 58 fol- Titmus, Bunderson, Dahlberg at 18.69. tage and it was just a matter of execution and taking and Brittany Richins belted a one-out single. But lowed by Snow Canyon (47), and Young combined forces to Silva unleashed a fifth place advantage of the situation. It was two good teams bat- Evans made a diving catch on a bunt to keep the Hurricane (34), North Summit earn a silver in the 400 meter heave of 30-11 in the shot put tling it out. And of course it would come down to a 2-1 Bears at first and second and Palmer struck out the (32), Tooele (28), Pine View (27) relay at 53.37 to record high and Puderbaugh garnered sev- decision, the fifth time in the past two years.” final Lady Bear slugger to strand two more Lady Bear and North Sanpete (26). Dugway team points as well. enth place with a throw of 29-7. base runners. took 14th place with 16 points Bunderson and Titmus bat- Reed battled to a sixth place Tooele 2 - Bear River 1 Kelsey Mendenhall drew a one-out walk and moved and Grantsville garnered 15th tled it out in the high jump. in the 1600 meter run with a fin- The Lady Buffs captured the game between last to second on a Castagno sacrifice bunt. But a ground place at 11. Bunderson vaulted 4-11 to cap- ish of 5:58 and also took eighth year’s Class 3A state championship combatants out ended the rally and moved the game into extra Grantsville is set to travel to ture a silver in the event while place in the grueling 3200 meter Wednesday at Deseret Peak Complex. innings and the international tie-breaker rule. Morgan Wednesday for a league Titmus jumped 4-9 to grab fourth run at 13:09. Tooele threatened in the first inning on consecu- Chadaz took to second to open the inning and dual meet while Tooele will host place in the final standings. Kartchner also grabbed eighth tive hits by Kristen Evans and Lindsey Palmer. But a Ashlee Woerner reached on a fielder’s choice. Fronk Ogden, both at 3:30 p.m. Bunderson vaulted 15-10 to place in the 300 hurdles at double play ended the scoring opportunity. reached on a Lady Buff error to chase home Chadaz Cowgirls rule Delta win the long jump and tally more 54.47. The Lady Buffs once again put baserunners in and break the scoreless deadlock and stake the Lady scoring position in the third when Herrera reached Titmus and Bunderson cap- team points for the Cowgirls. Dahlberg, Young, Glenn and Bears to a 1-0 lead. on a Lady Bear fielding miscue and Palmer provided tured strong times and turned The Cowgirl junior also fought Sagers combined forces to take But Tooele bounced right back with a pair of tallies a two-out single. But a ground out ended the Tooele in outstanding individual efforts to a fifth place in the 400 meter eighth place in the medley relay in the bottom half of the eighth. Petersen moved to dash with a finish of 1:05. at 5:03. opportunity and the game remained scoreless after third on Herrera’s perfect bunt hit and darted home three innings. on a wild pitch to knot the game at 1-1. Bear River If it happens here, Ashlee Hansen was hit by a pitch in the top of the intentionally walked Palmer with one out and then fourth and stole second with no outs. But a pop out recorded a strike out for the second out of the inning. read about it here. and back-to-back strikeouts by Palmer stymied the However, Howsden smashed a Chadaz pitch in the Bear River threat. infield that went through a Lady Bear infielder and Amber Catagno smacked a lead-off single in the into the outfield and Herrera bolted home with the bottom of the fifth and moved to second on a sacri- game winning run. fice bunt by Petersen. But once again Tooele failed Richins broke up Palmer’s no-hit bid in the seventh Subscribe Today to produce a big hit and the Lady Buff threat went by inning with a one-out single. Palmer struck out 13 882-0050 the boards again. Lady Bear sluggers and walked three to earn the vic- Hansen reached on a Lady Buff error in the sixth tor on the mound.

Bleazard reached on a Bear error Again to chase home another GHS run- continued from Page A10 ner and spot the visitors a two-run lead. at Lindquist earlier in the day at However, Bear River countered 4 p.m. The Cowboys hit the road with three runs in the bottom of OPENING SOON to Ogden Tuesday to tangle with the fourth to take a 5-4 edge. Hess Ben Lomond, also at 3:30 p.m. in and Zundel smacked consecutive region action. singles and Hodge drew a walk Grantsville assistant Coach to load the bases. Marcus Hanley Byron Anderson said his team ripped a two-out, three-run double hit the ball well but just couldn’t to clear the bags and give back the get the timely hits with runners Bears a slim one-run cushion. on base to produce more offense Once again, Grantsville battled in pivotal situations during the back to knot the affair at 5-5 in the photography/Troy Boman affair. top of the fifth. Bleazard slapped Tooele’s Cody Castle prepares for a forehand volley in Tuesday’s match “I would say it’s a failure to a single and Chaz Fisher drew a against Grantsville. The Cowboys captured the dual match 4-1 but execute with runners in scoring walk. Erickson ripped a double Castle produced the lone victory for the Buffs. position,” he said. “We had too to chase home a Cowboy run and many walks early in the game force the deadlock. and they capitalized on them. I But the Bears answered with Neuman at second singles and felt pretty good about our offen- three runs in the bottom half of teammate Paulich earned a 6-2, Poise sive performances against one of the fifth to grab the lead for good. 6-1 decision over Tooele’s Brian continued from Page A10 the better pitchers in the state. I Hurd and Trevor Sorenson belted 11 NORTH MAIN STREET Buzianis at third singles as well. think from our part we have to consecutive singles and Tyson is respect between the two pro- The Grantsville duo of TOOELE overcome the mental aspects of Steen reached base on a fielder’s grams and this was a big win for Mouritsen and Childs dropped beating Bear River. We beat them choice. Hess followed with a RBI us to open league play.” a couple of games early in their in the summer and we just have to single and Zundel smacked a two- Meanwhile, Buff Coach Smith first doubles match but the take that same kind of confidence run double, both with two outs, said his team just didn’t play up Cowboy combo rallied back to to the field this spring. We know to lift Bear River to the three-run Firearms Ammunition to their potential in the match. win 6-4, 6-0 and upend Buff tan- we have the talent to beat them. lead late in the affair. Optics Animal Calls “It was obviously disappoint- dem Denis Tillman and Greg Now we have to execute and go Haddock rapped a single and ing for us,” he noted. “We felt Auxier. The Cowboys second Reloading Hunting Clothes out and get it done.” Bleazard reached on a Bear field- we would do much better than doubles team of Watson and ing miscue in the top of the sixth Cleaning Supplies Special Orders we did. Grantsville has always Parkinson dropped their first B. River 8 - Grants. 5 to threaten to battle back. But a played good tennis and they set to the Buff team of Hayden The Bears rallied late in the ground out ended the threat and Black Powder Accessories & Much More held true again on Tuesday. Farley and Josh Snow, 6-2. But affair to hand the Cowboys Grantsville went down in order in They have a great tradition that Watson and Parkinson battled their first league setback of the the final frame to fall from the top supports them and that in turn back to capture a 6-0, 6-2 tri- young Region 11 baseball season of the league’s ranks. gives them the confidence to umph in the second and third Wednesday at Tremonton. Hess and Zundel proved to be get the win. We need to become sets to capture second doubles Grantsville drew first blood the biggest thorns for the Cowboys more mentally tough and not for Grantsville as well. when Ryan Willis led off the game as the duo combined for five of let distractions or unexpected The best match of the day with a single, stole second and While SR36 is Bear River’s 10 hits for the day, events change our play. was definitely first singles where raced home on a two-out single scored four runs and knocked “It was like an emotional roll- Tooele’s Castle and Grantsville’s by Erickson in the top of the first in the decisive three tallies in er-coaster for most of our boys Chris Elsholz battled point-for- frame. under construction the fifth. Hess led the way with and we know we can play bet- point, game-for-game and set- Bear River answered right back three hits and Zundel contributed ter tennis than we showed on for-set for the entire contest. with a pair of tallies in the bottom a pair of safeties. Hanley, Dallas take alternate Tuesday,” he added. “We need Elsholz fought to a first set vic- half of the opening stanza to erase Miller, Isaac Williams, Hurd and to learn to play the matches in tory 6-4 in the opening round. the deficit and build a 2-1 cush- Sorenson all produced one hit the present, not before hand or However, Castle regrouped to ion. Zundel drew a lead off walk each as well. route 2400 North relive the past. record a pair of 6-4, 6-4 wins and and Jordan Hodge reached on a Erickson paved the way for the 2400 North “We need to learn how to seize the first singles match in Cowboy fielding miscue. Dallas Cowboys hit parade with three ➬ ➬ have fun on the court and not let tough, hard fought fashion. Miller smacked an RBI single ➬ to chase home Zundel and push hits while Haddock slapped out a the little things upset us during In JV play, Cody Perkins and Hospital

pair of safeties. Willis, Bleazard, ➬ a match.” Jared Norgan earned wins for Hodge to third and Isaac Williams Hamatake and Arbon added one Grants. 4 - Tooele 1 the Cowboys and the doubles followed with a sacrifice fly to x Bob’s give the Bears their first lead of hit each. Garage The Cowboys swept the dou- team of Michael Garrard and the game. bles and earned a pair of singles Gary Jones claimed a victory for The Cowboys battled back in wins to hold off the Buffs in the GHS as well. Bob’s the top of the second to regain a GARAGE & DIESEL Region 11 opener Tuesday at Greg Auxier logged a singles If it happens here, 4-2 advantage. Marcus Hamatake “Engines Are Our Business” Tooele. win for the Buffs while the dou- read about it here. Engines • Transmission • Drive Axle Front End pounded a lead-off double while Cowboy Jordan Nelson pow- bles squad of Kevin Schmidt and Air Conditioning • Power Steering Scott Arbon and Haddock each ered his way to a 6-1, 6-1 tri- Matt Wihongi also captured a Tune-ups • Engine Diagnostics slapped RBI singles to ignite umph over Buff netter Sean triumph for Tooele. the Cowboy comeback. Heath 1676 N Progress Way • Tooele • 882-0313 or 882-1273 A12 THURSDAY April 7, 2005

mand of the contest. Janeece of the third inning with a single Roll Veazie opened the frame with a and Chaney reached on a Lady continued from Page A10 single while Monica Aagard and Scot fielding miscue. Jarrell Grantsville has fallen to Pleasant Rachael Anderson each reached Veazie belted a two-run double Grove (5-4), Manti (1-0), Wasatch on Lady Scot fielding miscues to extend the margin to 11-1. (3-2) and Bear River (1-0) in to aid the rally. Emmi Nelson Ben Lomond bounced back close hard fought decisions. drew a walk and Chaney belted with a run in the bottom of the Grantsville has recorded a sacrifice fly to produce a run third on a Kelsey Dean bunt impressive wins over Hunter (3- for the Cowgirl attack. Kartresha single. The Lady Scot outfielder 2), Woods Cross (9-1), Dixie (7- Veazie clubbed a two-run single stole second and bolted home 1), Canyon View (8-0), Granite and Jarrell Veazie followed with on a Cowgirl fielding miscue to (9-0) and Morgan (18-0) to begin an RBI double to keep the rally complete the scoring in the con- the season. alive. Lauryl Baird reached on a test. The Cowgirls venture to Ben Lomond error and Janeece Veazie scattered three hits in Morgan Wednesday to open the Veazie clubbed a two-run dou- the contest, relinquishing singles second half of league play. ble to conclude the barrage and to Dean in the third, McKenzie Quotes on the game were not boost the Cowgirl edge to 9-1. Favero in the fourth and Baptist available by press time. Emmi Nelson opened the top in the sixth. Grants. 11 - B. Lom. 2 The Cowgirls exploded for a road victory Wednesday at Don’t go to Salt Lake to rent your tux, Ogden against the Lady Scots. save time and money Grantsville grabbed a quick lead in the top of the opening frame and never trailed the rest RENT YOUR TUX HERE! of the way. Jordan Chaney drew photography/Troy Boman a one-out walk and Katresha The Tooele infield meets at pitchers’ mound to discuss strategy against Grantsville earlier this spring. The Veazie crushed a two-run home Buffs dropped a 4-0 decision to Morgan Tuesday at MHS. run to stake the Cowgirls to a 2-0 cushion. Kamisha King reached on a Brock Sorenson provided one five-inning stint on the hill for Cowgirl fielding miscue to open safety each for the Buffs. the Buffs. He also struck out Upended the game, stole second and nine and only Garcia in the third continued from Page A11 Tooele 10 - Ogden 0 moved to third on a passed ball. managed to reach scoring posi- Prom Buff southpaw Mikesell Sam Baptist smacked a sacrifice tion, second base, for the entire bottom of the second. pitched a two-hit shutout and fly to chase home King and cut affair for the Tigers. While the Buffs failed to the Buffs erupted for nine runs the deficit to 2-1 in the bottom Special DeSpain, Westover, Clausing come up with the key hit, the in the third inning to capture the of the opening frame for Ben and McKendrick paced the Buff Trojans took full advantage of decisive whitewash of the Tigers Lomond. attack with two hits each while their opportunity in the bottom Friday at Dow James Park. But Grantsville countered Mikesell and Bertrand contrib- half of the frame. Alex Clemens Tooele drew first blood in the with seven tallies in the top of uted one safety each. drew a walk and Chase Woodard bottom of the opening session the second to seize total com- FREEFREE reached on a Buff fielding miscue and never trailed the rest of the Tooele interim-Coach Doug Harding said the Buffs came out Vest & Tie with one out. Rich Landen also way. Harris drew a one-out walk * drew a walk to load the bases and DeSpain and Cody Westover ready to play and seemed to Rental and Clark rapped a clutch two- followed with consecutive sin- shake off all of the rust from the run single to stake the Trojans to gles to spot the Buffs a 1-0 cush- nine-day layoff. Unload *with every tux rental. a quick 2-0 cushion. ion. “Against Ogden, we came out Morgan’s Derek Roskelley The Buffs exploded for nine and Mikesell pitched a really Your Truck ignited another rally in the bot- runs on five hits, two walks and good game and shut them out,” tom of the third with a one-out four Tiger fielding miscues to he said. “And we put the ball $ triple and Scooter Toomer drew build a double digit lead after in play consistently and things 12 value! a walk to aid the effort. Roskelly three innings. T.J. Witkowski went our way. Getting all of the bolted home on a fielder’s choice reached on a Tiger error to open rust off the day before helped to extend the lead to 3-0. the decisive rally and DeSpain us on Friday. It was a much Tooele looked to break into crushed a double to push runners needed win starting the region the scoring column in the top of into scoring position. Mikesell 1-1 instead of 0-2.” 882-0050 53 East Vine • 882-2963 the fourth when Clausing ripped reached on a fielder’s choice for a two-out single, stole second the second out of the inning. and third. Mikesell also drew a But Tooele erupted for the walk but a strike out ended the pivotal outburst when Clausing, Buff threat and a Tooele base Kyle McKendrick and Spencer runner never reached scoring Bertrand each belted clutch two- position the rest of the way. out RBI singles to key the bar- Landen led another Trojan rage. Blake Olsen, Harris and rally in the bottom of the fourth Witkowski each reached on con- with a lead off single. A Buff secutive Ogden fielding miscues We know four letters that fielding miscue allowed the and DeSpain drew a bases load- Trojan to reach scoring position ed walk to push home another and Alan Tucker followed with a Buff run and give Tooele a cozy are good for business. RBI single to conclude the scor- 10-0 advantage. ing in the contest. Meanwhile, Mikesell cruised Tucker, Roskelly, Clemens, on the hill for Tooele. The crafty Landen and Clark had one hit southpaw only gave up hits to each for the victors. John Hadley in the second and Jace Harris, Clausing and Gino Garcia in the third in the

early in the opening half of action. Fall The Bear drilled a miscleared continued from Page A10 ball by the Buffs into the back of the net just 12 minutes into the Ryan Giles (’97), Spencer Parrot affair to stake Bear River to a (’97), Brady Millward (’97), Cody quick 1-0 cushion. Callie (’97), Spencer Call (’98), Just five minutes later, Chadaz Ryan Quarnberg (’99), Nate padded the Bear advantage when Yeaman (’99), Chad Giles (’99), Tooele failed to clear a corner Shawn Brinkerhoff (’99), Bill kick and the Bear River player Deleeuw (’00), Dallas Albretsen drilled the ball into the net from (’00), Blake Richards (’00), Erik just six yards away to extend the Klien (’01), Jed Smith (’01), Steve margin to 2-0. Ellis (’01), Andy Caldwell (’01), With time winding down in Jeremy Wells (’01), Brandon the first-half, Celaya build a England (’01), Zach Whitehouse three-goal cushion when the (’01), Jeff Green (’02), Eli Stagg Bear forward belted a rebound (’02), Ethan Young (’03), Clint in between the pipes at the 34- Johnson (’04), Doug Hurst (’04), minute mark of the first-half to Manuel Hererra (’04). give Bear River all of the offense Also honorary players include it would need. the late Spencer Parrot and Jed Tooele net minder Josh Cedar Smith. made some strong saves to keep Tooele is set to host Morgan the Bears out of the net in the Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. second-half. But the visitors The league setback to the already had a three-goal cushion Bears drops the Buffs to 0-5 in and Bear River snuck out of league play and 0-9-1 overall on town with a hard fought road the season. victory to stay a top the league Tooele Coach Chris Wilcox standings with Ogden. said they met the best team in Cedar still turned in another the Region 11 ranks on Tuesday. two stellar effort in goal for the Those letters are “Give credit to Bear River, I Buffs. Andrew Stagg and Derek TFCU. At Tooele Federal feel they are the best team in Nielson gave the Buffs strong the region this year,” he stated. performances at sweeper and Credit Union, we can give you “It will be between them and stopper respectively while Porter Ogden for the region title. They Hunt and Marcus Gressman the tools to keep your business came at us ready to play. They logged solid minutes as defend- got three goals in the first half. ers as well. alive and thriving. From lines of credit We shut them out in the second Pake Lyman, Ian Mohr, Jenner half but we just need to be more Black and Sebastian Varga held to SBA loans we have the resources consistent throughout the entire down the midfield positions for available to serve the needs of your match.” the Buffs while Chris Park and Bear River 3 - Tooele 0 Dorian Cochran earned the start- business, no matter how big or small. The Bears parlayed three first- ing forward positions for the half goals into a lead and Smith Buffs. held the Buffs scoreless for the Chris Fowler, Coy Frailey, We’re ready to help you with all entire 80 minutes to register the Conner England, Nate Swank league triumph and keep Bear were the main reserves off the your business needs... right River undefeated in Region 11 bench for Tooele and turned in play Tuesday at THS. stellar play for the squad. down to the letter. Give Celaya struck for the Bears us a call today. Give your parakeet something to talk about. Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin!

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photography / Troy Boman Three generations of the Cramer family, including Tom, Jace and Jason, all share a passion for Buick Grand Nationals. Jason has used his passion to start a family business making specialty parts for race cars. His street-legal car runs the quarter-mile in 9.89 seconds at 136 mph and is the 2002, 2003 and 2004 Buick Nationals Turbo Street Modified class winner. FAST COMPANY for the narrow market of Buick Grand duced “Race Jace” to racing early. National (GN) car owners. As a child he watched his father “You have to support your habit built a turbo driven dune buggy from somehow,” he said. the ground up. The younger Cramer Cramer’s 1987 GN is a comfortable learned to drive the off-road vehicle ride with air conditioning and power at the age of 12, and was soon racing windows. But the real power is under everyone who would accept his chal- the hood in its turbo engine. lenge, he said. Only 6,000 turbo Grand Nationals Jason Cramer bought his first car, a were manufactured in 1986-97. But 1968 Oldsmobile 442, at the age of 15 and started counting down the minutes by Alleen Lang Cramer said the vehicle is the fastest car built during the 1980s. “Everybody until he was 16 and old enough to get a CORRESPONDENT driver’s license. It’s hard to tell where Jason Cramer’s who has one is fixing it up,” he said. When GN owners want new parts, they At 16 he started racing at what was house ends and his garage begins. then the Bonneville Raceway. call Cramer. Sliding glass doors in the industrial Cramer wasn’t just about cars; he The steady ring of a telephone attests grey and black kitchen offer a clear graduated with an academic scholarship to the popularity of Cramer’s home- view of his shiny black Buick with the from Tooele High School and attended based business. In his home office a “BBBBBAD” license plate and a turbo Southern Utah University where he engine. tidy stack of shiny silver parts line one studied to be a manufacturing engineer. The line between Cramer’s hobby wall. Two computers — one for the Between classes he raced cars and dirt and his business is also blurred. “Race financial end of the business, the other bikes. He met his wife, Cathy at college Jace” as he is known in drag racing featuring a 3-dimensional drawing of and found in her a companion who circles, has gained fame as three time his latest design — vie for space on his shared his love of racing. consecutive winner of the fiercely con- desk. Cramer began his serious research tested Turbo Street Modified class at “Most of the money (from racing) into the turbo engine after graduating the Buick Nationals. goes into the cars,” Cramer says photography / Troy Boman He has also gained a loyal following A Tooele native, Cramer was raised Jason Cramer controls his cars via laptop computer. This fast car is fully optioned, with with his business of custom built parts by a gear head, Tom Cramer, who intro- SEE FAST ON PAGE B10 power everything including cold a/c. Schedule seedling starts for optimal plant growth he roller means doing a little preliminary quickly. coaster work on their own. Vegetable transplants Place the pots in a warm weather The most important part of place (about 72 to 75 degrees). T WEEKS TO of spring starting plants is timing. Plant PLANT The top of a refrigerator or TRANSPLANT serves as a seeds at the right time so they water heater is about that tem- reminder that will be at the proper size for Tomatoes 6-8 perature. Remove coverings and summer is on planting when the conditions Peppers 10 place the seeds in better light as the way. To are right. Decide first on the Eggplant 6-8 soon as the seeds germinate. green thumbs, time for planting. The last frost Cabbage family 4-6 Sunlight is often the limiting that sum- is generally sometime around Lettuce 4-5 factor in homegrown trans- mer weather May 10 to 15 in Tooele Valley. Cucumbers 4-5 plants. A greenhouse window means cucum- Diane Sagers Melons 4-5 CORRESPONDENT Then determine how long it or greenhouse is ideal. Plants bers, toma- takes from seeding to trans- Squash 4-5 will often grow in a sunny south toes, squash plant size. Count back from window but frequently they are and corn — in Garden the expected planting date that plant them. These plants are spindly and weak. High tem- short, a veg- Spot many days or weeks and start best placed outdoors a couple peratures also contribute to tall, etable garden. the seeds then. of weeks after last frost (usu- spindly plants. For some, it Peppers and eggplants require ally in late May) when the soil is Get better results by using a means looking forward to flats eight to 10 weeks to develop. warmer, so plan accordingly. bank of lights. An inexpensive of plants purchased from nurs- It is probably just a little late Cucurbits do not stand trans- shop light — fluorescent light eries bulging with green plant to start them unless you want plant stress very well, so start fixture with cool-white tubes — starts. to transplant them in June. You them in peat pots, and place is an excellent source of light. For others, it means finding may still be able to start toma- them directly in the soil without Hang the fixture no more than exactly the plant they are look- toes for mid- to late-May trans- disturbing plant roots. Another Seeds for melon and other plants should be started at the right time six to eight inches above the ing for. Local nurseries will have planting because tomatoes need option is to plant two seeds in a so they will be at the proper size for planting when weather conditions plants and leave it on for 12 to14 a good selection of reasonably six to eight weeks from planting larger pot, select the best sprout are right. hours per day. Move the light up priced healthy transplants in to reach the transplant stage. of the two, and cut the other off as the plants grow taller. popular varieties, but there are See the chart for transplant at soil level. Slide the entire soil Lower the temperature at still some valid reasons to start timing. ball out into the garden before often lack drainage and stay too cottage cheese cartons, and night by 5 to 10 degrees. Plants your own. You might have a You may be able to hasten the the plant becomes root bound. soggy for tender seeds. other containers are not as respire according to the temper- taste for an unusual variety not growth of melons, squash and Giant pumpkin growers often My favorite homemade good, but they can work pro- ature, so if the night tempera- readily available locally. Starting cucumbers by getting an early use this technique to get a jump mixture is composed of equal vided they are clean and have a ture is too high, they use up the vegetable transplants is one way start, but some gardeners find on the weather. parts peat moss, perlite and to make sure you have just the hole in the bottom for adequate sugars photosynthesized during that the setback of transplant Use the right soil mix. Garden vermiculite. The components plants you want by ordering drainage. the daylight hours resulting in shock gives very little advan- soil is just fine in your garden, are already sterile, so there is no seeds of newer varieties and Sprinkle seeds close together small, spindly plants. tage over planting seed. These but it is much too heavy for need to sterilize it. You can find grow plants that may not be and cover with about 1/4 to 1/8 The first leaves that appear good starting mixes by asking available in stores. plants, known as cucurbits, are starting plants in the confined inch of potting soil. Soak thor- on a new sprout are not true your favorite nursery to sell you It can be a fun watch-it-grow very sensitive to transplanting. area of pots. Starter mix is oughly, preferably by setting leaves. True leaves are the first some of whatever they use to experience for children and Do not start these plants too loose, well drained and light the flat or pot in a pan of warm that carry the shape of the adult start their seeds. adults. Sometimes going to the early, and do not let them get and usually contains a predomi- water. Remove from the water leaf. Separate seedlings when Pots or flats are the best nursery will reward those exact- too large before planting them nance of perlite or vermiculite. and cover with a sheet of glass the first true leaves appear. items to use for growing trans- ing wishes, but sometimes it outside. They should not begin Do not confuse starter mix with or layer of plastic to keep the forming vines before you trans- commercial potting soils that plants. Milk cartons, yogurt or moisture from evaporating too SEE GROW ON PAGE B10 B2 THURSDAY April 7, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

Team invites you to come and see their Tooele talents develop as they compete and do their best to represent Tooele High Family Center classes School and qualify for state finals. The Utah Family Center is now sign- Get garden advice ing up for the following classes: Multiple Get excellent garden advice and learn intelligences overview April 19, May 17; more about it from the experts at the getting your child ready for junior high Tooele Spring Garden Expo Saturday, (for all sixth graders and parents) April April 16, hosted by the Tooele County 26. All classes are held at the Tooele Master Gardeners. Registration is at County School District office starting 9:30 a.m.; the seminar runs from 10 a.m. at 6:30 p.m. Contact the Center today at to 2 p.m. 833-1960 to reserve your spot. Shelley Zollinger, Temple Square Sign up for summer classes: Extended gardener and co-author of Temple multiple intelligences class on June Square Gardening will be the special 7, 14, 21; positive discipline; early lit- guest speaker talking about landscap- eracy; family education planning; kin- ing ideas. Master Gardeners will teach dergarten readiness. Most classes are workshops on annuals, lawn care, free (donations are accepted but not water-wise perennials, trees, propaga- required). tion, and shrubs and vines. A fee of Communicate with kids $5 will cover the cost of materials. Communities That Care® is offering For more information, call the USU fun, interactive parenting workshops Extension Office at 843-2350. for parents of fifth and sixth grade chil- E-mail expert dren. Learn how to communicate with Gardening in this area requires spe- your child as he/she transitions into the cific techniques. If you have garden teen years and begins facing real issues questions you would like answered in concerning drugs, alcohol and relation- The Garden Spot, submit them to me ships. Call Melissa at 843-0392 to regis- via e-mail at [email protected] or ter. April workshop begins Wednesday, mail them to 883 E. Erda Way, Erda, April 13, 7-9 p.m. at City Hall. Workshop Utah 84074, or submit them at the The Achievement in Music recital on March 11 evaluated pianists in performance, technique, creative musicianship, sight read- runs five weeks. Transcript Bulletin office. ing, ear training and theory. Pictured are (back row l-r) Lisa Christensen, Jessica Zander, Mark Christensen, Blake Bartlett, Emily Let there be music Time to plant Skelton, Amber Skelton; (front) Alix Scott, Kaetlin Christensen, Bryce Bartlett, Holly Cox, Samuel Williamson, Devyn Scott, Matty Let There Be Music Concert Series, Now is the time, if your soil is dry Scott, Jennifer Christensen, Shaylyn Sheffield, Shanetta Sheffield, Joshua Skelton. sponsored by Stowe Family Music (36 enough, to plant early season vegeta- The Tooele Valley Chapter of Utah Music Teachers Association meets once a month at the Stowe Recital Hall. There are currently N. Main), is a vocal concert featur- bles such as beets, carrots, radishes 18 member teachers. In addition to the AIM program, UMTA sponsors a fall chapter recital, an ensemble concert and monthly ing recording artist Tammy Simister and transplants of broccoli, cauliflower meetings for music teachers. Robinson on Saturday, April 16, at 7 and other cole crops for an early sea- p.m. — No babies or children under six. son harvest. ning April 25 at 4:30 p.m.. The cost for couples, newlyweds, happilyweds and Stampede PRCA Rodeo each night Seating is limited, get your free tickets this course is $100. not-so-happilyweds — you will all along with many other festivities. We Sign up to cheer enjoy this fun educational workshop are looking for crafters and vendors today. For information or ticket avail- The seventh annual cheerleading Classes are also being offered for all on how to improve your relationships to participate in this event. Please call ability, call 833-9500. sign-ups are taking place for the 2005 levels of the American Red Cross Learn on Friday, April 22, 6:30-9:30 p.m., and (435) 843-4035 for more information or Get fit for life football season on Saturdays, April to Swim program. These classes are at Saturday, April 23, 9 a.m. to Noon, at a booth application. The American Heart Association’s 16, 23, 30 and May 7, at the Cheer 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. for a two week the Extension Office 151 North Main, “Simply Fit for Life” 10 week course Building, 36 North Main, Merc Plaza, period. Tooele. To register for the workshop or begins at the Tooele County Health from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The registration Class size is limited so early registra- for additional information, call Patty or Sports Department Building, 151 N. Main St. in fee is $35. For more information, con- tion is recommended. Reservations can Clint at 843-2350. Seating is limited. Tooele on Tuesday, April 12, at 6 p.m. tact Debbie Snow at 843-0905 or Tami be made at the aquatic center, 55 North You will learn permanent lifestyle Dobbs at 843-0199. 200 West, or by phone 882-3247. Spring cleaning? Oquirrh ladies golf changes which will help you add quality Find Best Friend Free health fair Don’t throw away that left over yarn Oquirrh Hills Tuesday morning ladies or material ... donate it to a nonprofit golf is preparing to start play on May as well as quantity to the years ahead Your new best friend is waiting for A free health fair will take place group looking for batting, material, 3. We are having new sign ups now of you. Learn about healthy food and you at the Grantsville City Animal at Tooele High School on Thursday, yarn, lace, thread and what ever else and you can choose to play 18 holes activity choices, practice your newly Shelter! Visit www.petfinder.com, enter April 21, from 4-6 p.m. in conjunc- that can be used to make baby and or 9 holes as we have a league for learned lifestyle choices, and see your- zip code 84029, and meet Silver, Oscar, tion with the Healthy Woman Kick Off juvenile quilts. We’re also looking for a either one. We will have a member- self become successful. The course Herbie, Sassy and Bonny. Some are Event, sponsored by Mountain West usable quilting frame. ship luncheon on April 19 at 1 p.m. gives you a structure to follow in order young, some are adults, and all of them Medical Center. The health fair is open Thank-you for those that donated at the Eagles Lodge, reservations are to achieve a healthy and satisfying life. are very affectionate and in need of to anyone, but mainly targets women last year. We were able to get out 55 required. Anyone interested in join- You will also have great support from new, loving homes right away. If you between the ages of 18-55. Free screen- baby/juvenile quilts and three full size ing or those with questions may call class participants. One of the predic- don’t have web access, please call 884- ings, information and giveaways will quilts that went to homeless teenag- Sharon Howell at 882-4736 or Rose See tors of success in lifetime management 6881 or 884-4407 for more information be available. For more information, ers. You can drop your donation at 240 at 882-4556. is simply attendance. As Einstein said: or to arrange a face-to-face meeting contact 843-3691. North 4th Street, or give us a call at 882 “90 percent of success in life is just with any or all of these wonderful, Healthy Woman Kick Off Softball tourney showing up!” 5466 for a pick up. adoptable companions. Mountain West Medical Center’s Men’s D N.I.T. softball tournament at To register, please phone the Healthy Woman Program is a free com- the Deseret Peak Complex will be held American Heart Association at 1-800- Musicians help CJC munity resource to help educate women Saturday, April 30. For more informa- 484-3838 or toll free 1-888-MY HEART. Tooele Valley Youth Music Group, Meetings of all ages (specifically 18-55 years of tion, contact Aaron Perkins at 241- You may also register the first night of Vivace, is sponsoring a benefit recital age) on a variety of health issues for 0057. class. Class fee is $60 www.american- for the Children’s Justice Center to be held Friday, April 8, at 7 p.m. at the the entire family. To kick off the new County commission meets Baseball training heart.org • Regular meeting — The Tooele Stowe Family Music Recital Hall. We Healthy Woman Program a catered din- Tooele High Baseball Spring Training County Commission will hold a regu- Collect box tops ask that you bring a donation such as ner with nationally-recognized motiva- for Youth Ages 6-12 will be held Saturday, lar meeting on Tuesday, April 12, at 3 Harris Elementary is collecting new or gently used stuffed animals and tional speaker, Dr. Suzanne Metzger, April 23, at Babe Ruth - Del Papa Field p.m. in room 310 of the Tooele County Box Top for Education coupons and toys and come and enjoy a variety of will be held on Thursday, April 21, (approximately 100 S. 200 E.) Sign Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. Campbell’s labels. Please clip and music performed by local youth! beginning at 6:30 p.m. The event will up now! Contact: Sheryl McKendrick save them for us. Call or e-mail and • Public hearing — The Tooele Irrigation water goes on be held at Tooele High School. Tickets 882-6528 or [email protected]. we will pick them up Sherry 882-7604 are $8 per person, or a table of 10 is County Commission will conduct a Registration is at 9:30 a.m. (parent/ Settlement Canyon Irrigation [email protected]. only $70 and can be purchased at the public hearing on Tuesday, April 26, at guardian must be present). Camp hours Company will turn on irrigation water front desk of the hospital (2055 N. Main 3 p.m. in room 310 of the Tooele County are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (prompt pick up Open burn set on Saturday, April 16. Please make sure St.). Door prizes and information about Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. The please). Cost is $25 per youth (discount The current open burn window for your valves are closed. Call 833-9606 upcoming Healthy Woman events will public will be heard regarding the pro- for two siblings $40, three siblings residents in the North Tooele County with any questions. Fire District is March 1 through May 31. be announced during the event. For posed vacation of the road connecting $60). T-Shirts (sizes limited) and lunch You can obtain a burn permit by calling Daffodil, bulb show more information, call 843-3691. SR196 to the Iosepa Cemetery in Skull served. If inclement weather, camp will between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Come to the spring bulb contest Valley. A new public access route to the be held at Tooele High School. This is and show this Saturday, April 9, at the Veterans receive help cemetery from SR196 is being created weekdays at 882-6730 or 250-0162. If A field service officer from the a fundraiser for Tooele High School home of Barbara Barlow, 394 West across public and private lands so there you are planning to burn on Saturday American Legion will be at the Tooele Baseball. 2nd South in Tooele. Flowers will be will still be public access to the point of and/or Sunday, you must call our offic- Workforce Service Center, 305 North entered from 9-9:30 a.m. and the public destination. Overlake es on Friday no later than 5 p.m. For Main Street, from 3-4:30 p.m. on April is invited to the free show between burn permits wanted Monday through 15 to assist you in understanding and 10 a.m. and Noon. Anyone can enter Friday, please call on the day you want applying for rightful VA benefits, pre- favorite spring bulb flowers. Knowing Deseret Peak Spring clean to burn. All burn permits are contingent paring and documenting application Overlake Homeowners Association the names of the flowers you are enter- upon the clearing index established by for compensation, pension, hospitaliza- has provided spring clean-up dump- ing is ideal, but not necessary. Entrance With questions or comments, please Air Quality Control. They are updated tion, education and other benefits. This sters at the following locations: 1800 is free and prizes will be awarded. call us at (435) 843-4035. on a daily basis. is a free service and veterans need not N. 70 W.; 1500 N. Berra Blvd.; 1400 N. Everyone who comes has one vote for a • Swimming lessons — Swimming be members of the American Legion to Clemente. Fix pets now favorite flower. First, second and third lesson registration will begin Thursday, qualify for assistance. Hazardous materials are prohibited The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ prizes of $15, $10 and $5 will be award- April 14, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Deseret from the dumpsters and include: paint, Neuter Clinic will be in your area: ed based on the public vote. Bring Auditions set Peak Aquatic Center. Additional sign-up solvent, oil, automotive parts, batter- • Tooele — May 9-10 at Wal-Mart, 99 your tulips, hyacinths, Siberian Squill, Auditions will be held for the Missoula sessions will be offered every Tuesday ies. W. 1280 N. Appointments are available Muscari (Grape Hyacinths) Frittalaria, Children’s Theatre (MCT) production of and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The by calling 882-2085. Glories in the Snow, Iris Reticulata, The Frog Prince on Monday, April 11, fee is $25 for one student and $22.50 April HOA meetings • Grantsville — May 11-12 at Westgate and any other spring flowering bulbs at the Tooele High School auditorium each for more than one. Payment is due • April 7 — The HOA will hold a pub- Mortgage, 94 W. Main. Appointments to enter. For more information, contact from 4-6 p.m. Some of the cast mem- at the time of registration. lic forum meeting from 7-8:30 p.m. in are available by calling (435) 884-1400 Mary Durtschi at 843-0144. bers will be asked to stay for a rehears- The 2005 summer sessions are as the EOC conference room in the base- Microchips are available to anyone Lower flags al immediately following auditions. All follows: June 6-16, June 20-29, July ment of the Tooele County Courthouse at any time. Space is limited. Intake is students grades Kindergarten through to discuss revisions to the CC&Rs. Flags will be lowered to half staff as 5-15, July 18-29, and Aug. 1-11. There 8 a.m. until full. Female dog $50, male sixth are encouraged to audition. No • April 21 — The Overlake a mark of respect for His Holiness Pope will not be classes on Mondays, July dog $40, female cat $30, male cat $20. advance preparation is necessary. The Homeowners Association will have John Paul II and remain at half staff 4 and 25, for holiday celebrations. The Family plans: (Mom and litter fixed, performance will be Saturday, April 16, their annual meeting at Overlake until sunset Friday. starting times are 9 a.m., 10 a.m., and litter must be less than six months old) with rehearsals throughout the week 11 a.m., with every level being taught Elementary School at 7 p.m. family cat plan $90; family dog plan Help Tooele businesses from 4-8:30 p.m. For more information, each hour. Volunteers are being sought by the $135; $10 extra for pregnancies and call Terra Sherwood at 843-2142. • Craft show — The Deseret Peak Tooele City Business Retention & dogs over 80 pounds. For more infor- Missing a pet? Days Craft Show will be held Friday- mation, call toll-free 1-866-PETS FIX Expansion program to complete a sur- Are you missing a pet? Animal Saturday June 3-4, from 3-10 p.m. It will (1-866-7387 349) or www.utahpets.org. vey of 50 local businesses. Two-person SEE DOINGS ON B3 Control picks up several animals daily; be accompanied by the Deseret Peak teams will visit two Tooele City busi- It’s Rodeo time! many go unclaimed. Shelters are only nesses. The resulting survey will be High school contestants from all over required to house them for three days published to identify businesses that the state will converge at the Deseret prior to euthanization. Contact your have the potential to make the big- DOINGS POLICY Peak Complex to compete in calf rop- shelter immediately when pets get out: gest economic impact and determine ing, bull riding, barrel racing, bareback Tooele City Animal Shelter 882-4607; issues affecting their ability to grow Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the and saddle bronc riding, just to name a Grantsville City Animal Shelter 884- and succeed. Contact Brian Berndt by Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or few. The excitement will begin Friday, 6881; Tooele County Animal Shelter E-mail [email protected] or phone e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a April 8, at 6 p.m. and Saturday, April 9, 882-1051. 843-2103. notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, at 9 a.m. with the final performance at Enhance marriage etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a 4 p.m. Tickets will be sold at the gate: Learn water safety Utah State University Extension is display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. Adults $3, students $2, kids five and The Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center offers excited to offer a free six-hour mar- Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later under are free. The Tooele High Rodeo water safety instructor classes begin- riage enhancement workshop. Engaged than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. THURSDAY April 7, 2005 B3

Rodeo club South Stake on Saturday, April Scouts leaders. can be called at 884-3446. Doings Grantsville Rodeo Club will 9, 2 p.m. at the church on 2nd • Vital information for the • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; Continued from page B2 hold its high school rodeo and Coleman. (For all single Spring Camp-O-Ree merit badge lunch at noon, reservations by Friday, April 8, at 6 p.m. and adults 30 years and up.) Cub Scout Roundtable pow-wow, including costs and 8:30 a.m. Saturday, April 9, 9 a.m. and Cub Scout Leader Roundtable requirements for Sr. Patrol • Tuesdays 10 a.m. ceramics; Grantsville 4 p.m. There will be a dance Library is here again, Thursday, April Leader training. 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, at the arena barn on Friday 7, 7:30 p.m. in the TJHS cho- If you are not attending, you reservations by 8:30 a.m. after the rodeo until midnight. rus room. The staff will present are missing out on decades of • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; Join 4th of July The famous Rube’s ribs will be County board meets ideas for the May theme, Cub scouting experience, not to men- 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 Grantsville is putting the fin- served Friday night. Come and The Tooele County Library Pet Pals. Attend roundtable, tion the chance to earn Baden p.m. Pinochle ishing touches on what is to support the Grantsville Rodeo Board will meet on Thursday, share with others, learn from Bucks for the Roundtable auc- • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; be the biggest and best 4th of Club. April 21, at 5 p.m. in the others and be informed. tion in May. We’ll see you at the 10 a.m. line dancing; 12 p.m. July celebration ever, we are Tooele County Bookmobile Webelos Outdoor Activity is Tooele Jr. High School Thursday, blood pressure clinic; 1 p.m. still in need of two more live Stansbury Headquarters Library, 429 E. coming on May 13-14. Sign ups April 7, at 7:30 p.m. Set-up by Bingo; lunch at noon, reserva- bands that have never played Main St., Grantsville (Grantsville are on going and can be done the Red Patrol, pre-opener by tions by 8:30 a.m. at the 4th of July celebration. Astronomy Day City Building). All library board at April Roundtable or by con- the Orange Patrol. • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at noon, reservations by Also we are pre-registering for The Salt Lake Astronomical members are urged to attend. tacting Richard or Cindy at 884- 8:30 a.m. what is to be the largest Tooele Society invites everyone to cel- Public attendance is also invit- 6286 or Geraldine McBeth at Seniors • Everyday quilting county car show ever, vendors ebrate International Astronomy ed. 882-4613. No registrations will • April 10 — Laughlin/ need to call and reserve spots Day, April 16, at the society’s Writing contest be accepted after April 26. immediately as some products Stansbury Park Observatory The Tooele County Boy Scout Roundtable Grantsville seniors are already filled. Please keep in SEE DOINGS ON B4 Complex. This year’s event will Bookmobile Library, Grantsville, Planning a swimming or The Grantsville Senior Center mind that the car show and car- be made extra special with the will participate in the 47th boating activity with the troop nival are operated and received grand opening of the society’s Annual Writing Competition this summer? Will your troop by charitable and non-profit new Harmons Observatory sponsored by the Utah Arts be attending the District Spring organizations (except for the ����� �������������������� which houses one of the largest Council Literature Program. Camp-O-Ree? Need a few food concessions) and proceeds ���������������� telescopes regularly available to The competition is open to ideas for your program? You go toward projects and needy �� the public. Several smaller tele- all legal residents of the State will not want to miss the April � �������� ����������� causes in Tooele County. � scopes will also be available for of Utah and there is no age Roundtable. ��� ���������������� If you would like to have a ���� use on the observatory grounds. restriction. Contest catego- • Safe swim defense and safe- booth to display your Tooele Activities will kick-off at 4 ries include Novel, Biography/ ty float — required for all troop ������� County business, please call and p.m. with observatory tours, Autobiography, Collection of swimming and boating activi- �������������� reserve a booth space. Contact ����������� ������������������ solar viewing, children’s games, Stories, Young Adult Book, ties. Jason Duhon at 830-9714 for presentations and door prize Poetry, Short Story and Personal • There will be special break- ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� information and reservations. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� drawings with two telescopes to Essay. You may visit the library out sessions for your troop com- ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Donate blood be given away. to pick up contest rules and an mittee and 11-year-old scout �������������������������������������������������������������������������� The Grantsville High School The observatory is located at entry form. Contest entries will Mock Trial Team, in cooperation 15 Plaza in Stansbury Park. A be accepted from May 2-June with the American Red Cross, detailed map is available on the 24. is sponsoring a blood drive on society’s web site at http://star- National Library Week We Now Have Extended Hours April 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 party.us. Join us April 12-April 16 Walk-ins welcome on Wednesday nights from 5-8 with Chad Jarvis, MS, PA-C, ATC p.m. in the Grantsville High for National Library Week — School auditorium. Please con- Something for everyone @ your The medical team at MWFP is tact Mr. Catham Beer at 884- Stockton library. qualified to take care of all your 4500, to sign up. Walk-ins are • April 12 — Memory game at healthcare needs right here in also welcome. Town meeting slated 6 p.m. Sign up early. Tooele. Located next to the Stansbury Riders The Town of Stockton will • April 13 — Bring in a photo hospital, we are easily accessible It’s not too late for youth, meet in a regular meeting or draw a picture of your favor- from all parts of Tooele County. age 6-15, to sign up to ride with Monday April 11, at the Stockton ite pet and display them all week the Stansbury Riders. Practice Town Hall, 18 N. Johnson St. long in our pet mural. We specialize in acute and chronic is held at the Grantsville Rodeo beginning at 7 p.m. • April 14 — Internet basics care, well child checks, annual arena on Clark Street. The arena class at 4:30 and 6 p.m. lasting physicals, sports physicals, etc. is located directly behind city 30-45 minutes. Sign up early. hall, 429 E. Main St. Churches • April 15 — Science show at Practices will be held each 5:30 p.m. Sign up early. Tuesday and Thursday from 6-8 Christian fellowship For more information, call Blake Beazer, MD • Sergio Abarca, MD • Chad S. Jarvis, MS, PA-C, ATC p.m. Youth who want to par- Emmanuel Christian the library at 882-2182 or visit ticipate with this award-winning Fellowship’s services will be the library at 128 W. Vine St. horse riding team can just show Sick of traveling to Salt Lake for Health Care? held Sundays at 11 a.m. at 635 N. up to practices. For more infor- Same day appt. available! Mon - Fri 9-5 Main St. in Tooele (behind Phil’s mation, call Todd Hammond at Schools Glass). This is a non-denomina- 850-9295. tional church. Call 224-3333 or 1929 Aaron Dr, Suite I • 435.882.2350 City council meets 882-8673 for information. Title VII meeting The Grantsville City Council Bible Baptist Church The Title VII Indian Education will conduct a public hearing Please consider this your per- Program will have a parent advi- at the Grantsville City Offices, sonal invitation to join in servic- sory meeting on April 14 at 7 429 E. Main St., on Wednesday, es at the Bible Baptist Church, p.m. at Grantsville Elementary. April 20, at 7 p.m. to consider an 286 N. 7th St., Tooele — “Where amendment to the Grantsville TJHS council meets Jesus is Lord, the Bible our doc- Tooele Jr. High School’s ����������������������� Land Use Management Code trine, and Baptist our Heritage.” Community Council will meet on by requiring the city council to The service schedule is: Sunday Wednesday, April 13, at 6:30 p.m. approve certain developments, school 10 a.m.; Sunday wor- in the school library. Parents of previously only approved by the ��������������������� ship 11 a.m.; Sunday evening junior high school students and planning commission. The new service 6 p.m.; Wednesday ser- sixth graders are welcome and developments subject to this vice 7 p.m.; servicio Dominical encouraged to attend. proposed ordinance include any en Espanol 1 p.m.; Servico del �������������� development having a value over Ask a principal Martes 7 p.m. For more infor- $250,000, any multiple occupan- Anyone can speak directly, mation, please call: English 435- cy building with over four units but anonymously, with a school 882-7183, Espanol 801-577-1812. and all apartments. principal or school psychologist Nursery and rides are available. ��������� Family history center April 17-19 when the National Why am I on Earth? Association of Elementary Come visit G’ville Family First Baptist Church in Tooele School Principals holds its 16th History Center at 117 E. Cherry! is having a community-wide annual Ask-A-Principal Hotline. ������������ In April we are open to help you home-based study to deal with It’s a yearly, toll-free phone and � �������������� with any research from 12-4 p.m. the perplexing question, “Why e-mail service in English and Monday through Friday. Evening in the world am I on Earth?” The Spanish for parents, grandpar- ������������������ hours are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday and study will be in small groups at ents or anyone with a question Wednesday. various homes around the val- to ask about schools, children �������������� Sign up for our free begin- ley, which will begin the week and education. Call toll-free, � ������� ning genealogy class. You will ������������� of April 10. We will be using the 1-800-944-1601, or e-mail the learn how to start looking for very popular New York Times Hotline by accessing www. ������������������� your family and how to put the ����������� best-seller book Purpose Driven naesp.org during the following information you find into a com- Life as a guide for our discus- times: (Note: computer users ������������������ puter program, PAF5.2. We will sions (free copies to those in the may e-mail on Saturday, April � �������������� tell you how you can get this groups). If you are interested in 16) Sunday, April 17, 11 a.m. to computer program for free. This receiving more information of 5 p.m.; Monday 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.; ������������������ three night class will be held on joining a group please call Jon Tuesday, 5-11 a.m. Thursdays, April 14, 21 and 28 � ����������� at 882-2048 or 496-3000. from 7-9 p.m. To sign up, call Inglés idioma Segundo � ������������������� Vickie at 884-3862 or call the LDS Singles ¿Aprendes Inglés? Apúntate y � Family History Center at 884- • Name that Tune — come to participa en las divertidas clases �� ��������������� 6611. the Tooele East Stake Center, 7th de inglés como idioma segundo. � ������������ Makeover yard Street building, Saturday, April Partícipes: principiantes y avan- 9, 1-3 p.m. With questions call zados. Centro de Educación � ���������������� In addition to the outstanding Robert and Julie Wallenmeyer para Adultos (Center for Adult yard award to be given every at 882-3184. Education) 76 South 1000 West, other week beginning in May, the • Enjoy a spring luncheon and Tooele; Teléfono: 833-1994. Grantsville City Beautification entertainment with the Tooele ¡No faltes! and Shade Tree Commission is offering a great prize for the Most Improved Yard in Grantsville To enter, submit a “before” snapshot/picture of your yard ������������� before the makeover on or In Loving Memory ������ before April 30. After the make- over, please submit a second snapshot/picture on or before Jose G. Martinez Sept. 30. 4.11.2004 Submit snapshots to: ��������� Beautification and Shade Tree ��������������������� Commission, Grantsville City Hall, 439 East Main, Grantsville, ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Utah 84029. �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Quilt drive ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� The Grantsville Fire Department Auxiliary is holding a quilt drive through May. Quilts will be donated to the University �������������������������������� of Utah Burn Center in June. Please contact Katie Marshall at 884-0833, Marcee Grange at 849- 2238, Susan Reed at 843-5211, We love you Jordyn, Tammy Haynes at 884-1180 or & miss you! Amanda & Nicklas any member of the auxiliary for more information. Thank you in advance. B4 THURSDAY April 7, 2005

at the Tooele Elks Lodge, 61 16, at the Eagles Lodge or call as Utah Labor laws, violence in Doings North Main. All proceeds sup- Chairman Randy Cruz at 830- the workplace and confidential- Continued from page B3 port the Veterans Memorial 0656. ity. R.S.V.P. with Sylvia Farrand Fund. RMES banquet slated at (801)-468-0239. Masons meet Tooele County Chapter of the U inauguration Mesquite trip rescheduled. Rocky Mountain Lodge No. Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation A panoply of University of • April 13 — Blood sugar 11, 22 Settlement Canyon Road, is holding its annual fund raising Utah events will take place the and blood pressure testing at Tooele, will hold its stated meet- banquet on April 9 at the Eagle’s week prior and leading up to 10 a.m. ing on Saturday, April 9, at 10 a.m. Nest. Social hour starts at 6 p.m. the inauguration of Michael K. • April 16 — Old Time Fiddlers at the Tooele Masonic Temple. If Enter now for your chance at a Young as the University’s 14th 1-3 p.m. at the Center. any Mason needs a ride or more west central turkey permit. A $20 president on Friday, April 15, • April 26 — Foot clinic 1:30- information, please contact PM donation gets you four chances at 11 a.m., in Kingsbury Hall, 3:30 p.m. Appointments are nec- Gene May at 882-1222 before at the permit and one chance at located at 1395 E. Presidents essary, call 884-3446. Saturday. All Masons are invited a Remington 870 express shot- Circle (180 S.) on the University • April 29 — Celebrate spring to attend. gun. Come and join the fun. For of Utah campus. The event is at the birthday dinner at 5 p.m. ticket information, call Jimmie free and open to the public on a with entertainment by the Hale Historical society Emerson at 833-0225. first come, first served basis. A Boys concert. Members and guests are processional ticket is required Tooele senior events invited to the Tooele County Castaways AA Historical Society meeting Castaways Alcoholics for those participating in the • Mondays — Line dancing Tuesday, April 12, 7 p.m. at the Anonymous meets Monday- academic procession, which will at 1 p.m. Tooele Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Friday at Noon at St. Barnabas commence at the Park Building, • Tuesdays — Advanced line Vine St., Tooele (enter at the Center, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, at 10:45 a.m., and travel to dancing at 1 p.m. back). Tooele (Southwestern-look- Kingsbury Hall. Following the • Exercise classes 10:30-11:30 Jay Banta, wildlife refuge man- ing church by the new hospi- ceremony a reception will be a.m. — Monday, Cardio Breeze ager at Fish Springs National tal): open, mixed, non-smok- held, weather permitting, on the (flowing cardio, balance and Wildlife Refuge at Dugway, ing, wheelchair access, nursery Kingsbury Hall Plaza. In case of stretching; Wednesday, aero- will present the history of that available. inclement weather, the recep- bics, basic step and strength area. He also has a keen inter- tion will be held in the Gardner training; Thursday, Pilates and Feeling trapped? est in the Lincoln Highway. The Hall atrium. Yoga; Friday, Tai Chi and Yoga. If someone’s drinking is affect- county history book is available Inauguration programming April 8 — 6-8 p.m. Dancing. ing your life, Alanon can help. for purchase for $25 and Tooele can be found at http://www. The Ahlstrom’s will play. Call 882-7756 for information. County Mining, Smelting, and inauguration.utah.edu/. April 15 — 6-8 p.m. Dancing. Railroading in Tooele County International Fest The Faddis’ and will play. will be available for $15. For Volunteers Westminster College will hold April 22 — 6-8 p.m. Dancing. information, contact President its annual International Fest on Ned Garcia will be the DJ. Jay De La Mare at 882-1469 or Saturday, April 9, from 7-9 p.m. April 29 — 6-8 p.m. Dancing. Publicist Alice Dale at 882-1612. Love animals? in the Payne Gymnasium, 1840 Delbert Long will be the DJ. Are you an animal lover? Do South 1300 East, Salt Lake City. Senior Circle, MWMC Sewing group meets you want to help dogs and cats The Neighborhood Sewing The public is invited to join in Senior Circle costs just $15 in need, but would rather stay Guild will hold its monthly meet- for ethnic food from area res- per year. Call 843-3690 for a home to do it? Now you can ing on Wednesday, April 20, at taurants and live performances membership form and to RSVP do both! The Tooele Animal the Extension office auditorium representing countries from for all activities except exercise Outreach Group is seeking lov- at 9:30 a.m. We will make a throughout the world. Admission and water aerobics. ing families to foster homeless jacket from a sweatshirt. Those for the general public is $5. • Body Instincts — Meets animals who are waiting to be who were at our last meeting The groups scheduled to per- on Tuesdays at 11 a.m. at the adopted. Training will be provid- received a list of needed sup- form at the International Fest Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Main). ed by No More Homeless Pets, plies. If you do not know what to include the Salt Lake Scots, Free to members. and veterinary care for each bring, please call Colleen Wilcox Narodna (performing Russian, • Hinges and Twinges (water animal will be included when at 884-6322. Bring a friend if you Polish, and Slovakian dances), aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays necessary. To learn more, please would like and show and tell the BYU Asian Club, Capoeira and Thursdays at 11 a.m. at Pratt call 843-1361, 882-2085 or 884- you have. (Brazilian), Ballet Folkloric (per- Aquatic Center, $2.50 for mem- 4407. Also, you can visit www. forming Bolivian and Mexican bers, $3.50 for non-members. Quilters meet utahpets.org to read more about dances), Arabian Eyes, 1st The Tooele County Quilters • April 14-15 — AARP Driving the program and how to apply to Samoan, Shimmy (belly danc- will meet April 19 at the county Course 12-4:30 p.m. each day. be a foster family for the Tooele ing), and an Irish folk dancing Veterans Memorial extension office at 9:30 a.m. Both days are mandatory to Animal Outreach Group. group. Susan May will teach about complete the course. Cost is SLCC events $10. Meet at MWMC classrooms. wool appliqué. There will be kits For more information, Registration is required. to purchase. Please bring scis- General please visit www.slcc.edu and • April 20 — Wellness lun- sors, needles, natural thread. If Trap Shoot check out “Campus Events” or cheon topic: Allergies by Dr. there are questions, please con- Fiddle contest call (801) 957-4682. The SLCC Krogh at 11 am. Meet at the tact Dianne Matravers at 882- Wheeler Historic Farm, 6351 Redwood Campus is located at health department (181 N. 7496. S. 900 E. Salt Lake City, is spon- 4600 S. Redwood Rd. Main). Lunch costs $3 for mem- We will also have a silent auc- soring the Tooele County Fiddle Saturday, April 16th bers. Money is due April 15. tion. Donations for auction go to Contest with camping and jam- • April 21 — Healthy Woman Brigid York, 882-1883. ming Friday night from 5 p.m. 12:00 noon - 4:00 pm Kick Off Health Fair and Dinner. Families w/disabilities Contest registration starts at 8 Tooele Gun Club Smelter Road Free health fair is from 4-6 p.m. Tooele Family to Family a.m. Saturday; contest begins at at Tooele High School, followed Network for Families with 9 a.m.; variety show at 7:30 p.m. If it happens here, by a dinner and national moti- Disabilities will meet on features winners, judges, etc. read about it here. to pre-register vational speaker from 6:30-8:30 Thursday, April 14, at 7 p.m. (admission charged). For more call 882-2408 p.m. Tickets for the dinner are at the Human Services Building information, call 801-268-3244 to be purchased ahead for $8 at (305 N. Main, Tooele). A repre- or 801-967-9657. the hospital. sentative from NAMI (National Contestants are divided into Raffle at 2:30 • April 26 — Birthday Bingo Association of Mental Illness) age and skill levels; entry fees PRIZES FOR WINNERS Night at 5 p.m. in the MWMC will talk about the stress of hav- range from $5-10; prizes are cafeteria. Come celebrate April ing a person with a disability awarded from a grab bag to Lunch Available birthdays and play bingo for in your family. She will give us $100. INTERNET $6.95/Mo prizes. Pizza, cake and drinks ideas on how to handle this US pageants Expect More customer rewards, will be served! Cost will be $2. stress and taking care of the The Miss Teen Ms. Mrs. U.S. • April 28 — Evening Diabetes friendly support, caregiver. Babysitting is provid- Beauties and U. S. Beauties free setup, & low Support Group 7 p.m. Meets at ed on site if needed. Questions? Mother Daughter Pageant ongoing rates. MWMC in classrooms. Call Diane at 884-1728. System will offer an opportunity Free Support • May 19-21 — Spring AAUW meets for Utah ladies to compete for phone, IM livechat, e-mail, & web. Getaway to Moab, trip cost is The Tooele Branch of the a national title in the upcoming $194 for double occupancy and American Association of fifth anniversary national pag- Safe n Secure will include transportation, University Women will meet eant production to be held at the e-mail virus/spam protection, sightseeing, most meals, hotel popup blocker, adware killer, Thursday, April 21, 6:30 p.m. We Doubletree Hotel in Alsip, Ill. on desktop anti-virus options. accommodations for two nights, will attend the Healthy Woman Aug. 19-21. The U.S. Beauties sound/light cruise on Colorado Don’t Worry, Be Happy presentation with Dr. Suzanne Pageant was founded in 2000 open 7 days per week, no long River, cowboy show at Bar M Metzger at Tooele High School as an alternative to tradition- distance, local numbers, no ads, no spyware, no spam. Chuckwagon. from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The din- al pageant systems. The pro- Grandparents help ner and speaker cost is $8 per family approach to competing 30 days free TURBO today! Volunteers of America, person and tickets need to be allows husbands to escort wives Call or visit us today at Utah, is offering the Foster purchased by calling 843-3691. as they compete in such areas www.bmi.net Grandparent Program for lim- Those wishing to meet with us, as a sporty wear competition- No Busy Signals • No Credit Cards Required ited income seniors in Tooele contact either Pat Steelman at no bathing suits are permitted, ce 19 Sin 95 County. Seniors must be over 60 t 882-2466 or Dawn DeWitt at 882- a judges meet and greet, and e Pricing Plans n Proceeds go r Unlimited - $12.95 and willing to volunteer at least 9002. e

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Main, Tooele, Utah Hess, Mariah Anderson, Collin Jones, Matthew Tomac, Alisa *Hunt, McCall Anderson, Colten Kiser, Mykenzie Tomboc, Kaycee Agenda Hurst, Natanya Anderson, Hillary Kolb, Kenley Torres, Andrew w Upcoming Environmental Field Activities Hyer, Amanda Anderton, N Cody Kripfgans, Hanna *Trujillo, Michael w Geophysical Investigation/Hydrogeology Update *Isbell, Rebecca Applegarth, Eric *Krippner, Brenna Turner, Emily w On - and Off - Depot Groundwater Status Ivey, Patrick Asay, Kade Kummer, Glen Van Pelt, Elizabeth w Industrial Area Source Investigation Update Jackson, Jordan Austin, Brigit *Larue, Christine Vuyovich, Krista Jackson, Sheredie Barmore, Brianna Lawrence, Tenille Walk, Preston Tooele Army Depot is hosting a public meeting to discuss the Installation *Jacobsen, Dane Beckstrand, Andrew Long, Michael Warr, V. Cole Restoration activities associated with its Environmental and Base Jasper, Jennifer Bell, Justin Madole, Tyler Westover, Marcus Realignment and Closure Programs. The TRC/RAB was established to Jensen, Alandria Bennett, Danielle Marquardt, Joshua Whitehouse, Trenton bring together members of the local community and the Army, and to provide the public with an opportunity to talk with experts about the work LaFoe, Keesha Bentley, McKenzie Marquez, Yelena *Whitmer, Robyn Lambert, Jacob Bergen, Courtney Martinez, Sandy Williams, Colby being performed on the Depot. TRC/RAB meetings are held quarterly. Lawless, Christine Black, Rachelle Martinez, Teresa Williams, Katie THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND Lawless, Katie *Blas, Nathen Maynard, James Wolbert, Adrian Lawry, Nicole *Boehmer, Tyler McAffee, Kylee Wolverton, Cameron For more information contact: Lee, Tiffany Booth, Skylee McAllister, Caitlyn Wuestwald, Merceydes Lohmeyer, Jessica Borup, Nathan McBride, Shayla Yerke, Chad Larry McFarland Long, Amberly Bradshaw, Jacob *McClimans, Megan Young, Cody TOOELE ARMY DEPOT Main, Jenni Brady, Travis Mccoy, Chelesa Zakos, Becca Environmental Office Marshall, Kate Bresee, Megan *McPhie, Heidi *Zander, Jessica (435) 833-3235 Marshall, Kellie *Bridges, Zoey Mehalich, Nicole Zeller, Krysta McGovern, Elora Bringard, Kelsey Mellor, Sarah Zimmerman, Danielle THURSDAY April 7, 2005 B7 MISSIONARIES Christ’s atonement lightens burdens recently these latter days. He and other and eternal life. You can cast serving as the President of the Elder Bracken read the early prophets knew that only as “all your care upon him; for he Tooele East Stake of The Church Ifollowing we accept the atonement in our careth for you” (1 Peter 5:7). of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Elder Jaren Bracken recently story about a lives and strive to live the gospel “In the world ye shall have Saints. He is the owner of the returned home after successful- little girl: can we meet the challenges of tribulation: but be of good Tooele Foot Clinic where he ly serving in the Illinois Peoria “Katie life and find peace, joy and hap- cheer; I have overcome the practices Podiatry. He and his Mission for The Church of Jesus Lewis is my piness.” world” (John 16:33). These are wife Janet have lived in Tooele Christ of Latter-day Saints. neighbor. In the moonlit silence of that the promises of the atonement, for the last 21 and a half years. Jaren will be speaking April Her mother, Palestian night, every acute in this life and throughout eter- They are the parents of six 10, 2005, at 11 a.m. in the Skyline Melanie, is a pain, every heartfelt grief, every nity children and have been blessed Ward located at 777 Skyline saint. And her Kim A. Halladay is currently with five grandchildren. Kim Halladay crushing wrong and human Drive. He is the son of David older brother, GUEST COLUMNIST hurt experienced by every man, and Larinda Bracken. Jimmie is bat- woman and child in the human VENDORS WANTED tling leukemia. family was to be heaped upon Melanie The Good his weary shoulders. But in such recently News a moment, when someone might Tooele Swap Meet recounted have said it to him, he rather Elder Jaren Bracken for me the says to us, “let not your heart be Opening: May 7, 2005 unspeakable fear and grief troubled, neither let it be afraid.” Only Saturday’s that came to their family when When all else fails, our Lord Sellers entry fee: $20/car Jimmie’s illness was diagnosed. is there to help us. He has said, Michael Winegar She spoke of the tears and the “Come unto me, all ye that Motor View Drive-In waves of sorrow that Jimmie’s labour and are heavy laden, 4055 N. Hwy 36, Erda was. But like the faithful people Elder Michael James Winegar, and I will give you rest” (Matt. they are, the Lewises turned Bring this ad in for $5 off sellers fee at the gate. son of Kevin and Barbara (Fox) 11:28). to God with urgency, faith and Denner and Donald and Shauna Each of us has burdens. Let hope. They fasted and prayed, Winegar, has been called to serve the Lord help us in carrying prayed and fasted. in the England London Mission. those burdens. He stands ready One day Melanie came home BYU-Hawaii His farewell is Sunday, April 10, to help — to help each of us weary and worried, feeling the 2005, 9 a.m. in the Cottonwood — with every burden. Al oha Summer Program impact of so many days — and Third Ward. He was the one perfect man, nights — of fear being held at A unique 20 day experience on Oahu where you without blemish, to walk the an discover the many islands of Polynesia all in bay only by monumental faith. earth. He was the Savior and one place at the Polynesian Cultural Center. As she entered her home, Redeemer of mankind. Because Enjoy time on the North Shore, Waikiki Beach four-year-old Katie ran up to of His sacrifice, because of His and many other wonderful sights and tastes. July her with love in her eyes and a atonement, all of us will at some 6-26 (20 days of Fun in the Sun) crumpled sheaf of papers in her INFORMATION MEETING time arise in the Resurrection, hand. Holding the papers out to Tuesday, April 12 • 7pm • Tooele County Court Elder Michael James Winegar her mother, she said enthusiasti- and beyond that there are mar- House • Auditorium (Basement) cally, “Mommy, do you know velous opportunities to go for- Jerry & Marilyn Henson, Program Advisors (435) 882-3900 what these are?” ward on the road of immortality Melanie said her first impulse was to deflect Katie’s zeal and say she didn’t feel like playing WEDDINGS just then. But she thought of all Action Tax & Bookkeeping Services of her children and the regret of missed opportunities and little 148 W. MAIN ST GRANTSVILLE •884-1040 Lloyd/Kruletz lives that pass too swiftly. So she smiled through her sorrow and $ Tony and Julie Kruletz are said, “No, Katie. 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In a Thompson world of some discouragement, sorrow and sin, in times when Gary and Wendy Harvey fear and despair seem to prevail, and Vesta Harvey are pleased when humanity is feverish with to announce the marriage of no worldly physicians in sight, I their daughter, Jennifer Lynn, too say, “Trust Jesus,” Let Him to David Naef Thompson, son still the tempest and ride upon of Bruce and Donna Thompson. the storm. Believe that He can They will be sealed for time lift mankind from its bed of and eternity in the San Diego affliction, in time and eternity. Temple on April 8. A reception Oh dearly, dearly has he will be held in their honor on loved! Saturday, April 16, from 7-9 p.m. And we must love him too, at The Church of Jesus Christ And trust in his redeeming Jennifer Lynn Harvey blood, of Latter-day Saints at 196 N. and David Naef Thompson Pinehurst. And try his works to do. There is no greater expression of love than the heroic atone- ment performed by the Son of God. Discussing the news with Thankfully, Jesus Christ cou- rageously fulfilled this sacrifice kids can alleviate anxiety in ancient Jerusalem. There in see or hear. the quiet isolation of the Garden As adults we depend on “the Use the news as an oppor- of Gethsemane He knelt among news” as our primary source tunity to discuss tough issues the gnarled olive trees, and in of information about the world with your kids. This gives you some incredible way that none we live in. Whether it’s the local an opportunity to pass along of us can fully comprehend, the newspaper, TV newscasts, cable your own sense of values and Savior took upon Himself the news, or Internet, we can have moral principles. It will also let sins of the world. Even though access to the latest happenings your children know they can His life was pure and free of sin, 24 hours a day. This constant talk to you about what they He paid the ultimate penalty for barrage of information can be don’t understand. The “just the sin — yours, mine and everyone overwhelming for adults. For facts” explanations of a news who has ever lived. His mental, children it can be especially report may leave a child con- emotional and spiritual anguish confusing and frightening. fused about right and wrong. were so great they caused Him How do we talk to our kids Explore the facts with your to bleed from every pore (see about the news? child. At times it may be neces- Luke 22:44). News reports focus on the sary to provide your child with The Savior later endured the unusual. A fact that might be more factual information than agony of inquisition, cruel beat- obvious to adults, but it may be is provided in a news report. ings and death by crucifixion on confusing for children to under- For example, you may need the cross at Calvary. No one had stand. Seldom will you see a to explain why we’re at war, the power to take the Savior’s story about the thousands of or explain the reasons behind life from Him. He gave it as a planes that land safely everyday, political issues. ransom for us all. As the Son of instead they’ll focus on the one Discuss current issues. God, He had the power to alter plane involved in a crash. Everything from Michael the situation. Yet the scriptures The news often reports only Jackson and Scott Peterson to clearly state that He yielded the facts of a story. Who? What? the recent tsunami in Asia. Each Himself to scourging, humilia- When? Where? Why? and How? of these topics are controversial tion, suffering and finally cruci- are the six questions journalists and evoke strong opinions. This fixion because of His great love try to answer in even the briefest provides a unique opportunity toward the children of men. news reports. This leaves very to explain more about the judi- And to those who choose to little time to add background, cial system, due process in a love the Lord and who show context or even explanation to democratic society and earth- their love and faith in Him by complex news. Create an open quake safety. keeping His commandments and dialogue. The best way to make These suggestions can help qualifying for the full blessings sure kids know they are safe is you turn the news around and of the atonement, He offers the to talk to them about what they use it to your advantage. additional promise of exaltation and eternal life, which is the blessing of living in the presence of God and His Beloved Son Subscribe Today 882-0050 forever. Enoch saw the conditions of B8 THURSDAY April 7, 2005 Learning about trusts enables you to benefit posterity ost various purposes – a trust is an arrangement that can help term, the remainder of the up the trust, designates an Stansbury Park. He is an peo- one vehicle used to pass on you handle many situations. assets in the trust is given to independent trustee, depos- Accredited Asset Management Mple your wealth for the benefit of To help us understand a little charity – usually specified in its cash into the trust, and Specialist with A.G. work hard future generations. better, a brief description of the trust. assigns an existing insurance Edwards & Sons, Inc. in the all their lives A trust is a fiduciary rela- some of the many types of Charitable Lead Trust – This policy or directs the trustee Sugarhouse office in Salt just to make tionship in which a person, trusts available may help give is a trust that pays income to apply for insurance on the a living. If known as a trustee, holds title you a clearer idea of what a to a charity for a fixed term life of the grantor. The grantor Lake City. This article was you have any to property for the benefit of trust is and what it’s used for. of years or over the grantor’s may give a specified amount provided by A.G. Edwards & money left another person, known as a Revocable Living Trust lifetime. At the end of the for each beneficiary of the Sons, Inc., Member SIPC. over after beneficiary. Some trusts may – One of the most flexible and term, the remainder usually trust without incurring a gift paying the Tye Hoffman have more than one trustee encompassing planning tools goes to family members you tax. bills and GUEST COLUMNIST and/or beneficiary. A docu- available to individuals, this have named in the document While these are just a few other expens- ment known as a trust inden- type of trust includes three (i.e. a noncharitable benefi- of the many different types of es, you usu- ture is the agreement that important components. The ciary). trusts available, you can see ally try to put Financial establishes the trust, contains grantor – generally you – cre- Generation-Skipping Trust that a trust is a way to help it away in Focus its provisions, and sets forth ates the trust and transfers – This is a trust in which the preserve your assets for the some type of the powers of the trustee. assets to it. The beneficiary beneficiary (i.e. grandchild) benefits of future generations. savings. And The person who creates the of the trust –you initially– is two or more generations A meeting with your finan- in addition to just saving for trust — who may also be the receives the income and/or younger than the grantor (i.e. cial consultant can help you a rainy day, there are plenty beneficiary – is known as the principal of the trust. A trust- grandparent). This type of decide exactly how trusts can of long-term goals you try to grantor or settlor. In general, ee is the person or entity who trust is typically employed help you with your own finan- plan for, whether it’s a college the trustee is in charge of manages the trust assets. You when the grantor may wish cial plan. education for your children, investing trust property pro- are typically the initial trustee. to support a child but ulti- A.G. Edwards does not your own retirement fund, ductively. Charitable Remainder mately transfer assets to the offer legal or tax advice. Be or even an estate that you So what does this all mean? Trust – This type of trust pays grandchild(ren). sure to consult with your tax would like to pass on some While the definition gets income to a certain person Irrevocable Life Insurance or legal advisor before imple- day. While there are many dif- pretty involved with techni- (or persons) during the trust Trust – In this type of trust menting any plan. ferent varieties – designed for cal terms, the end result is term. At the end of the trust arrangement, the grantor sets Kenyon Eastin lives in Hard works earns Grantsville Junior High students honor roll spot High honor roll 3.5-4 Jamie Lang 10 Heidi Checketts 12 Danielle Creekmore 10 Chanda Miller 12 Megan Adair 9 Rika Larsen 10 Lisa Christensen 12 Alicia Erickson 10 Cody Perkins 12 Paige Allred 9 Matthew Layton 10 Lacey Cole 12 Porscha Feller 10 Jason Ray 12 Ian Anderson 9 Michael Lerwill 10 Katrine (Casey) Cox 12 Kameron Fisk 10 Sara Reed 12 Sarah Anderson 9 Rachel Lingard 10 Steven Crawford 12 Michelle Gallup 10 Alex Roberts 12 Trevor Anderson 9 Crystal Miner 10 Kasey Cummings 12 Juliette Garcia 10 Marissa Romero 12 Brooke Bakker 9 Marissa Moore 10 Paydan Dansie 12 Garett Giles 10 Andrew Sandberg 12 Sarah Benson 9 Heidi Olsen 10 Melissa Davis 12 Whitney Goodworth 10 Stephanie Sanders 12 Tye Hoffmann Landon Bouwhuis 9 Megan Oltjenbruns 10 Michael Davis 12 Dallin Graff 10 Casey Shupe 12 Bru Painter 10 Craig Harrison 10 Leo Silva 12 974 North Main Janelle Carter 9 Brock Didericksen 12 Tooele, Utah, 84074 Megan Clelland 9 Lynnsey Painter 10 Richard Dorman 12 Jace Hart 10 Paul Stocks 12 435-833-9440 Thomas Cook 9 Matti Pomeroy 10 Jesse Ellis 12 Michael Hone 10 Tabitha Strickland 12 435-830-0917 cell Trevor Cox 9 Breann Rowley 10 Michelle Fillmore 12 Chelsey Jones 10 Colleen Nicholas Swenson 12 Allyson Daffern 9 Alan Rugg 10 Chaz Fisher 12 Kira Knapp 10 Colin Watson 12 Lindsey Delaney 9 Emily Rust 10 Derek Flack 12 Amanda Knutson 10 Karleen Watson 12 Laurence Eliason 9 Zachary Schow 10 Cori Goddard 12 Jared Kobs 10 Brandon Wiley 12 Kelsey Elsholz 9 Taylor Slade 10 Aida Gomez 12 Lisa LeFevre 10 Brittany Williams 12 Casey Evans 9 Sabrina Smith 10 Brian Graff 12 Lindsay Mangum 10 Natalia Workman 12 Kari Gillen 9 Lucretia Spilker 10 Aubrey Harrison 12 Deven Morgan 10 Amy Wright 12 Whitney Grass 9 Zachary Stocks 10 Sara Hicks 12 Brandon Price 10 Tabitha Greenwood 9 Shelby Strickland 10 Magarin Hobson 12 Kasey Rogers 10 Vanessa Hall 9 Charlene Terry 10 Jennifer Hochhaus 12 Chance Rowley 10 Natalie Tripp 10 Nathan Sandberg 10 Kienan Hamm 9 Nava Hone 12 “GRANTSVILLE RODEO CLUB” HIGH SCHOOL Jessie Hartman 9 Alyssa Trujillo 10 Stephanie Houghton 12 Caroline Sekula 10 Lauren Hill 9 Brandon Utz 10 Ashley Hunsaker 12 Felicity Silva 10 Kylee Jameson 9 Jenny Van Wagoner 10 Kiersten Johnson 12 Nicole Simpson 10 Collin Jefferies 9 Brent Wall 10 Jacee Jones 12 Taereese Summers 10 Rylee Johansen 9 Arthur Yeomans 10 Kaleena Kartchner 12 Tiffany Tratos 10 Tyler Johnson 9 Whitney Young 10 Brian Knutson 12 Jamie Villa 10 Kelly Johnston 9 Whitney Young 10 Tycen Lear 12 Zachary Walters 10 Ashlee Keetch 9 Rachael Anderson 11 Jennifer Leo 12 Travis Williams 10 Michael Knight 9 Alyssa Arthur 11 Amanda Leonelli 12 Jacob Worthington 10 Friday, April 8th at 6:00 pm Heather Atkin 11 Lacey Yauney 10 Seth Krieser 9 Derrek Long 12 Julee Baird 11 Shaylea Allen 11 Saturday April 9th at 9am & 4pm Morgan Lerdahl 9 Amanda Mair 12 Alexa Bakker 11 Kyle Allred 11 Joseph Logan 9 Travis Mangum 12 DANCE at the arena barn on Stephani Black 11 Allie Anderson 11 Jared McBride 9 Allison McBride 12 Brooke Bunderson 11 April Autry 11 Friday night after the Rodeo Joseph McClatchy 9 David Meyer 12 Cody Burket 11 Lauryl Baird 11 until Midnight. Ethan McNeill 9 Emmeli Nelson 12 Daniel Clayton 11 Brach Boman 11 Christina Mesler 9 Jenny Nelson 12 Cory Cook 11 Tylor Capell 11 The FAMOUS RUBE’S RIBS Bria Orlob 9 Nicole Nielson 12 Mandy Cox 11 Chelsie Chadwick 11 will be served on Friday night Taylor Palmer 9 Krystal Peterson 12 Cherie Crapo 11 Yadira Cisneros 11 at the rodeo. Logan Paulich 9 Lora Raymond 12 Kylee Dalton 11 Kyle Copeland 11 Brian Peterson 9 Natalie Rugg 12 Megan Daniels 11 Joshua Davidson 11 COME SUPPORT the Grantsville Skylar Phelps 9 Brittany Sagers 12 Chandler Durrant 11 Brittney Ekins 11 Rodeo Club and all of the young Tara Phillo 9 Leona Schulz 12 Garrett Elfors 11 Mercedie Feller 11 High school Cowboys & cowgirls. Courtney Ringham 9 Bunny Sharp 12 Christoph Elsholz 11 Aubri Gunderson 11 Alyssa Roberts 9 Janette Souders 12 Thomas Feller 11 Sierra Houskeeper 11 Brittany Rowley 9 Branden Strickland 12 Jared Flack 11 Kelly Huffaker 11 Marty Rueckert 9 Nikki Thompson 12 Alvina Fonseca 11 Lindsee Johnson 11 Austin Sandberg 9 Shalane Titmus 12 Riley Ford 11 James Tyler 12 Bryce Jorgensen 11 Kelsey Silva 9 Michael Garrard 11 Nicole Killpack 11 Zabrina Silva 9 Katresha Veazie 12 Sara Gehring 11 Timothy Williamson 12 Karla Knutson 11 Katelyn Souders 9 Shauna Glenn 11 Malory Madsen 11 Tonya Terry 9 Douglas Wilson 12 Richard Gosling 11 Jenna Yauney 12 Shawn Mann 11 Janeece Veazie 9 Amber Graff 11 Lindsay McKenzie 11 Casey Williams 9 Kellie Young 12 Shalyn Gregory 11 Philip Young 12 Jordan Mitchell 11 Mindi Williams 9 Logan Gumucio 11 Casey Nordgran 11 Savanna Williams 9 Eric Hales 11 Kelsey Packard 11 Michael Wilson 9 Justin Hawkins 11 Honor Roll 3-3.49 Tyler Pike 11 Daniel Wood 9 Matthew Hislop 11 Quinton Anderson 9 Ashley Puderbaugh 11 Vanessa Young 9 Megan Hoffman 11 Stacey Averett 9 Brandon Rigby 11 Monica Aagard 10 Chelsy Jensen 11 Shane Bakker 9 Chase Stice 11 Destinee Allen 10 Robyn Krieser 11 Dalton Barney 9 Bethany Swenson 11 Rick Anderson 10 Ilan Lemmon 11 Elizabeth Beck 9 Lacey Valdez 11 Holly Arbon 10 McKenzie Lerdahl 11 Elise Bunyard 9 Crystal Wellington 11 Blake Bartlett 10 Lacey McFarland 11 Alicia Butler 9 Amy Woodruff 11 Haili Bleazard 10 Abigail McNeill 11 Krystal Caldwell 9 Brandon Workman 11 Tyler Boegler 10 Ashton Miller 11 Kacie Child 9 Paul Yates 11 Jacob Bottelberghe 10 Bryan Moosman 11 Jessica Collings 9 Kylie Zollinger 11 Kristen Bullock 10 Brent Mouritsen 11 April Darling 9 Lydia Ahlstrom 12 Alexandria Burringo 10 Jordan Nelson 11 Tierra Duffield 9 Porter Anderson 12 Robin Butz 10 Alexis Nielsen 11 Kylie Jo Erickson 9 Scott Arbon 12 Joshua Childs 10 Jacob Parkinson 11 Lori Gallup 9 Kayla Baldy 12 Camille Christiansen 10 Coby Paugh 11 Russell Goodman 9 Joshua Bourne 12 Kami Christiansen 10 Lani Penney 11 Alisha Gunter 9 Jaclyn Cameron 12 Kati Christiansen 10 Kaylie Peterson 11 Brandon Hamatake 9 Jessica Chapman 12 Jesika Clay 10 Lisa Peterson 11 Christoph Harris 9 Michael Cooper 12 DRIVERS Michael Copeland 10 Callista Porter 11 Christian Hughes 9 Dallas Cox 12 Nicholas Cordova 10 Jennifer Pruet 11 Hanah Johnson 9 McCade Cox 12 Nichole Coriell 10 Michelle Raymond 11 Austin Killpack 9 Jerica Dahlberg 12 Michael Davis 10 Tanner Ricks 11 Zurayya Lake 9 Justin Davis 12 Logan Drake 10 Jacob Schow 11 Trevor Lujan 9 Derek Erickson 12 ENGLAND TRUCKING JOB FAIR! 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John Bridgman, a seventh grade student at Dugway High School, received a certificate of appreciation and Commander’s Coin from Col. Gary R. Harter, Dugway’s Commander, at Command Staff Meeting March 30. Bridgman believes in improving his community. When he noticed graffiti in different areas at Dugway, he contacted the Law Enforcement and Security Division to see what he could do about the situation. After recruiting friends to assist, Bridgman led the group in repainting areas where graffiti was exhibited.

Winners of Tooele School District’s tobacco prevention poster contest received cash prizes and gift certificates: first place winners were given $25 donated from Envirocare, and all winners were given gift certificates from community sponsors. Winners in three categories (grades K-3, 4-6, 7-8) are shown in random order above: (l-r first row) Kaitlyn Dahl (Tooele Junior High School), Sean Petersen (TJHS), Brandon Eldredge (Northlake), Robin Cole (Stansbury); (second row) James Stoddard (TJHS), Xavier Gabaldon (Northlake), Rachel Douglas (Vernon), Leticia Jiminez (Vernon); (third row) Mariquita Garcia (Vernon), Jessica Douglas (Vernon), Winter Johnson (GMS), Emilee MacKay (GMS); (bottom row) Jenessa Lingard (GMS), Kylie Lyman (Grantsville Middle School), Jamie Slade (GMS), Jeff Douglas (Vernon), Frost Mitchell (Vernon). Preserve memories — without scrapbooking!

by Samantha Weaver

• In Texas last year, a world- record blue catfish was caught in Lake Texoma — it weighed in at 121 pounds. If you think that’s impressive, though, you should I’ve been in one of my “sort go fishing in Cambodia sometime. and toss” moods lately, clean- There’s a variety of catfish there ing out drawers, closets and that can reach up to 10 feet long cupboards. The problem is that and weigh more than 650 pounds. every nook and cranny is a mini- Just try reeling that in! treasure chest of mementos that • Johann Sebastian Bach was are hard to get rid of “for good.” once jailed for a month, but the Although I don’t have time to confinement didn’t interfere with create the lovely scrapbooks so his creativity; during that time, he popular these days, I’ve discov- wrote 46 songs. ered a few strategies for creating • For reasons not fully under- a family archive that my chil- stood, in 1592, Pope Clement VIII dren will inherit. Here are some declared coffee to be a “Christian simple ways to remember the drink.” future: • British novelist, biographer • Decorate the cover of a loose- and literary critic Anthony Powell leaf binder and label it “Family illustrated by David LaRochelle made this observation on the Life 2005.” Fill it with sturdy career he’d chosen: “As far as I paper and tuck a pair of scissors, can see, writing is a combination some tape and a marker into an a regular basis. Watch it unfold room drawer, one can easily be of intangible creative fantasy and inside pocket. Keep it in an eas- into a family treasure over the pulled out on inspired occasions. appallingly hard work.” ily accessible place so items like days, weeks and months. Make copies of those precious • Ever wonder why bubble gum a clever poem, the annual Little • Turn a Day-Timer-style calen- voices as a gift for grandparents. is pink? It’s because at the time, League photo and a letter from a dar into a “Life-Timer.” Simply jot *** red was the only food coloring the grandparent can be mounted on a few sentences in your business Write Donna with your ques- inventor had on hand. calendar that describe events in tions and ideas at www.donnas- • Do you know what firecrack- your family life for that day. It day.com. Donna’s latest book, ers, iodine, decaffeinated coffee, WHERE IS IT? only takes a few minutes. “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous the plastic contact lens and the • Start an oral history of your Funstuff for Families,” is avail- barometer have in common? They family. Purchase audiocassettes able in bookstores nationwide. were all reportedly discovered by that can be used to record spe- accident. cial moments and minutes. If (c) 2005 Donna Erickson (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. stored in a kitchen or family Distributed by King Features Synd.

photography / Troy Boman

Correctly identify the specific location in Tooele County where this photo was taken and be eligible for a drawing to receive a $20 gift certificate to American Burger in Tooele. Send answers to the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 58 N. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074, or e-mail barbara@tooeletranscript. com. Entries must be received by Wednesday, April 13. The winner will be notified on Thursday, April 14. Judy Sackett of Tooele won last week’s drawing as one of 11 who correctly identified a guard rail on 7th Street by East Elementary School. B10 THURSDAY April 7, 2005

to sell the Syclone so Cramer Turbo Buick enthusiasts. the front wheels come off the ness, he has also encouraged business and inventory can be Fast could devote his attention to the He continued tinkering and ground. Cramer said the force his uncle and his friends to buy found at his Web site, rjcrac- continued from Page B10 faster car. racing. In 2002 he decided to is so great it pushes against his cars. “It’s kind of a contagious ing.com. Meanwhile, he supported his try and sell some of his custom chest and he has a hard time thing.” [email protected] from college when he bought drag racing hobby by working parts at a booth in the Buick catching his breath. More information about his a GMC Syclone truck. He was as a manufacturing engineer/ Nationals, and he took his car Cramer was the first to travel disappointed when the truck did machinist at Loveridge Machine along to give the race a shot. the 1/4 mile in 9.89 seconds. His not perform as he expected. But Co. in Salt Lake City. He wore “I was racing against the best car was clocked at 136 miles he met John Tadje from Alpine, a number of hats on the job, in the nation,” he said, “and I per hour. Utah who helped the young gear learning how to do everything won the whole thing!” The big wins have upped head adjust his engine and boost from running the front office to In 2003 he tried and won demand for custom parts and the power. designing programs and welding again, and in 2004 his third win Cramer eventually decided to In one week he shaved a sec- parts. proved it wasn’t just a fluke. retire from his machinist job to ond off his time, and Cramer During down-time on the job “I was going against the big go into business for himself. He “became thirsty for knowledge” he used some of the equipment money guys,” he says, still some- currently has some 40 parts in and subscribed to GSXtra, a race to manufacture parts for his what astonished by his accom- his line and is constantly adding magazine. beloved Buick. His first inven- plishment. more. Cramer bought the 1987 Buick tion was a billet aluminum ring In drag racing, cars sprint Tom Cramer has joined his Grand National for his wife in to replace a fragile plastic part 1/4 mile. The event is all about son, now working full-time for Advanced Technology 1994 for $6,000. He continued on his steering wheel. the how quickly the car can get his business. But demands on to race the Syclone while his What if we told you there was a way to get But the big money inven- off the starting line. The race his time to design and sell the healthy that was painless, yet precise...faster, yet wife raced the GN and he made tion was a racing block girdle. starts with the “burnout” where parts now keep him too busy to modifications to each car. Soon safer? Would you be interested? Sure you would! Designed with one thing in mind, drivers spin the tires until they manufacture them himself. He Welcome to the world of the Pro-Adjuster. T he the GN was outperforming the strength, the 3/4 inch thick bil- heat up and start to smoke. On has several small companies in Syclone and the couple decided P ro- A djuster is the most advanced piece of let steel part was designed for “go” the cars are “launched” and Salt Lake City running the parts Chiropractic evaluation and treatment for his business, RJC Racing. equipment in existence today. The Pro-Adjuster Race Jace has enjoyed the uses 21st century technology to determine ride, but he said, “the best part if each segment/spinal vertebrae is in of the whole thing is getting to proper alignment. Now that’s putting know people across the United analysis on a whole new level. States.” It is a small, tight com- munity, “a good group of guys.” The hobby has helped bring his family closer together he said, and it has helped him make friends both far away and close Porter Family Chiropractic to home. Not only has Cramer hooked his father on the busi- 241 W. Utah Ave. Tooele 833-0977

photography / Troy Boman Jason Cramer’s love for Buick Grand Nationals has rubbed off on his father Tom, who not only bought his own car, but has gone into business with his son. Tom’s car, (left) runs the quarter-mile in 10.85 seconds.

cover the cost of materials. For April 9, at the home of Barbara Grow more information, call the USU Barlow, 394 West 2nd South in continued from Page B1 Extension Office at 843-2350. Tooele. Flowers will be entered • Gardening in this area from 9-9:30 a.m. and the pub- Lift tender seedlings by their requires specific techniques. lic is invited to the free show leaves to avoid breaking stems, If you have garden questions between 10 a.m. and Noon. and place them in their own sep- you would like answered Anyone can enter favorite arate pot or container in potting in “The Garden Spot,” sub- spring bulb flowers. Knowing soil. Soil need not be sterilized mit them to me via e-mail at the names of the flowers you are but should be well drained. “mailto:[email protected]” entering is ideal, but not neces- When gardening weather [email protected] or mail sary. Entrance is free and prizes them to 883 E. Erda Way, Erda, approaches, begin “hardening will be awarded. Everyone who Utah 84074, or submit them at off” the plants by gradually comes has one vote for a favorite exposing them to cooler tem- the Transcript Bulletin office. flower. First, second and third peratures for 7 to 10 days before • Now is the time, if your soil prizes of $15, $10 and $5 will be planting outside. Protecting the is dry enough, to plant early awarded based on the public tender plants from wind damage season vegetables such as beets, is a good idea. carrots, radishes and transplants vote. Bring your tulips, hyacinths, Plant transplants carefully, of broccoli, cauliflower and Siberian Squill, Muscari (Grape and protect them from early other cole crops for an early sea- Hyancinths) Frittalaria, Glories in season chills and wind for a few son harvest. the Snow, Iris Reticulata, and any days as they adapt. • Come to the spring bulb other spring flowering bulbs to Tips for the Week contest and show this Saturday, enter. For more information, con- tact Mary Durtschi at 843-0144. • Get excellent garden advice and learn more about it from the experts at the Tooele Spring Garden Expo Saturday, April 16, hosted by the Tooele County Master Gardeners. Registration is at 9:30 a.m.; the seminar runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Shelley Zollinger, Temple Square gardener and co-author of Temple Square Gardening will be the special guest speaker talking about landscaping ideas. Master Gardeners will teach workshops on annuals, lawn care, water-wise perennials, trees, propagation, and shrubs Celebrating Our Nurses and vines. A fee of $5 will Growing transplants gives gardeners more options, as it possible to order seeds for newer varieties that may not be available in stores. We are proud to present the Patients’ Choice Award, to be presented to one of our outstanding nurses during Alcohol affects teenagers longterm National Nurses Week, May 6-12. by Lynda Kamerrer motivates behavior, and it is may have inherited character- Nominate your Favorite Nurse! CSAP’S WESTERN CENTER FOR THE abundant and active in the teen istics that would yield a four- We want to know how our nurses have provided you or APPLICATION OF PREVENTION TECHNOLOGIES years. Rapid changes in dopa- fold difference in the ability to a family member with great care and comfort – inpatient mine levels may be one of the Impact of alcohol on chemically process alcohol. or outpatient. Send us the nurse’s name and tell us why key factors in teen vulnerability the adolescent brain: • Level of perceived stress that person should be recognized. We will review all to alcohol addiction. was found to be the most pow- Most of what we know about • Because the brain responds nominations. The winning nurse will be honored at a how alcohol impacts the brain erful predictor of adolescent Patients’ Choice Award reception during National to prolonged or repeated alco- alcohol and other drug use, after comes from MRI studies of hol consumption by adapting to Nurses Week. healthy youth, laboratory ani- peer substance use. its presence, teens can rapidly mals exposed to alcohol and • Adolescents pay more atten- move from liking, to wanting, to Nominations must be submitted by a recipient of care, clinical research with adults. needing alcohol. tion to consequences such as relative or close friend of the patient. Alcohol (ethanol) is a drug • Alcohol may affect ado- losing a driver’s license. affecting the tissues of the cen- lescent brains differently than Action steps: tral nervous system. Its behav- adults’. ioral effects are a result of its • Provide clear and accurate • Research points to a faster Deadline: action in the brain and not on information about alcohol at the reward pathway. Teens have the muscles or senses them- earliest opportunity. April 15, 2005 selves. less intense outward physical • Discuss alcohol advertising Alcohol is a depressant and responses to alcohol; they don’t and the use of alcohol in movies, depending on how much one become as uncoordinated or television, and books. drinks, can be a mild tranquil- sleepy as adults do. This increas- • Capitalize on teachable OMINATE YOUR FAVORITE NURSE es their likelihood of drinking N izer or a general anesthetic. moments to communicate your more heavily and more often. 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C2 THURSDAY April 7, 2005 Prepare noodles according to pack- 1 tablespoon finely chopped galangal Cuisine age directions. Remove from heat, (Thai ginger) or ginger root continued from C1 rinse, drain and toss with remaining 1 1/2 cup chopped roasted peanuts, tablespoon sesame oil, set aside. divided In large nonstick skillet, heat 1 table- 2 to 3 heads iceberg lettuce inner Grilled American Lamb on spoon peanut oil over medium heat. leaves, each trimmed to about 4 inches Add one-half of shallots and stir 10 sec- wide Sugarcane with onds. Add lamb and cook, stirring occa- In medium bowl, combine 1 table- Sweet Chili-Peanut Sauce sionally until no longer pink (about 4 spoon each fish sauce and lime juice, 20 appetizer servings to 6 minutes.) Transfer to large bowl, 1 teaspoon garlic and cornstarch. Add Preparation Time: 25 minutes keep warm. lamb and blend well, set aside. Cook Time: 6 minutes Wipe out skillet and add remaining In small bowl, combine remaining 2 2/3 cup finely chopped jícama, pat- 2 tablespoons peanut oil. Add remain- tablespoons each fish sauce and lime ted dry ing shallots and stir 10 seconds. Mix in juice, 1 teaspoon garlic, brown sugar 3 tablespoons chopped cilantro noodles and reserved sauce, cooking 3 and chilies. Stir well, set aside. (leaves and stems) to 4 minutes or until sauce is absorbed. In medium pan, heat oil over medium 2 stalks lemongrass (white part only), Add spinach, snow peas and carrots. heat. Add shallots and cook 10 seconds. finely chopped Stir-fry 3 to 4 minutes or until spinach Add lamb, stir and cook until no longer 2 tablespoons chopped shallots is just wilted. Pour over lamb. Add pea- pink (about 5 minutes). Mix in sauce. 2 tablespoons fish sauce nuts, toss and serve. Just before serving, toss lamb with 2 eggs, beaten Nutrition per serving: 201 calories, mint, jícama, red onion, cilantro, lem- 1 tablespoon granulated sugar 8g protein, 15g carbohydrates, 12g total ongrass, ginger and 1/4 cup peanuts. 2 teaspoons finely chopped garlic fat (52% calories from fat), 27mg cho- Invite guests to put 2 or 3 table- cloves lesterol, 1g fiber, 390mg sodium, 2mg spoons lamb mixture on each lettuce 1 teaspoon prepared Thai red curry niacin, 0.07mg vitamin B-6, 0.79mcg leaf. Top with remaining peanuts, roll paste vitamin B-12, 1mg iron, 2mg zinc and enjoy. 1 teaspoon finely chopped Kaffir lime Nutrition per serving: 100 calories, 5g leaves or lime zest protein, 6g carbohydrates, 7g total fat 1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric Spicy Lemongrass American (60% calories from fat), 14mg choles- 1/2 teaspoon salt terol, 1g fiber, 307mg sodium, 1.18mg 2/3 pound ground American lamb Lamb with Peanuts niacin, 0.07mg vitamin B-6, 0.41mcg 5 tablespoons chopped roasted pea- in Lettuce Cups vitamin B-12, 1mg iron, 1mg zinc nuts, divided American Lamb on Sugarcane with Sweet Chili-Peanut Sauce 16 appetizer servings 5 canned sugarcane sticks, quartered Preparation Time: 25 minutes tablespoon peanuts. For additional recipes, visit www. (each about 1/3 inch wide and 5 inches 2 tablespoons oyster sauce Cook Time: 5 minutes Nutrition per serving: 65 calories, 5g americanlamb.com and www.national- long) or 20 thick skewers soaked in 1 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons fish sauce, divided protein, 2g carbohydrates, 4g total fat peanutboard.org. water for 30 minutes 1 pound American lamb shoulder, 3 tablespoons lime juice, divided (59% of fat from calories), 15mg choles- 1 cup prepared Thai sweet chili well trimmed and cut into 1/4-inch- 2 teaspoons finely chopped garlic- terol, 0.4g fiber, 95mg sodium, 1.12mg sauce thick bite-size pieces cloves, divided niacin, 0.04mg vitamin B-6, 0.40mcg In medium bowl, blend first 12 ingre- 3 tablespoons peanut oil, divided 1 teaspoon cornstarch vitamin B-12, 0.44mg iron, 1mg zinc dients. Mix in lamb and 3 tablespoons 3 shallots, thinly sliced, divided 2/3 pound American lamb shoulder, peanuts. Cover and refrigerate 30 min- 6 ounces sweet potato noodles or trimmed and finely chopped utes. (mung bean) cellophane noodles 2 tablespoons light brown sugar To prepare each skewer, form 3 table- Asian American Lamb 3 to 5 cups baby spinach leaves 1 teaspoon chopped Thai bird chilies spoons lamb mixture into 1-inch-thick Noodle Salad with Peanuts 1/4 pound snow peas, strings or crushed red pepper flakes roll. Place upper half of stick or skew- 16 appetizer servings removed 2 tablespoons peanut oil er lengthwise in center of lamb roll Preparation Time: 25 minutes 1 carrot, julienned and blanched 2 shallots, thinly sliced and press skewer into lamb, forming Marinate Time: 30 minutes 1/4 cup coarsely chopped roasted 1 cup coarsely chopped fresh mint meat around skewer (moisten hands Cook Time: 18 minutes peanuts leaves for easy preparation). Spray prepared 10 green onions (white and pale In medium bowl, combine green 2/3 cup jícama, peeled and chopped sticks or skewers each with nonstick green parts only), chopped onions, 2 tablespoons sesame oil, rice into cooking spray. Cook on barbecue grill 3 tablespoons sesame oil, divided wine or apple juice, soy sauce, brown 1/4-inch pieces, squeezed dry or in large skillet, turning every 2 min- 3 tablespoons rice wine or apple sugar, oyster sauce and salt. Remove 2 1/4 red onion, finely chopped utes (about 6 minutes total) until lamb juice tablespoons and mix into lamb. Cover, 8 sprigs cilantro, finely chopped is no longer pink inside. Serve with 3 tablespoons soy sauce refrigerate and marinate for 30 min- 2 stalks lemongrass (white part only), Thai sweet chili sauce sprinkled with 2 3 tablespoons light brown sugar utes. Reserve remaining sauce. sliced and then chopped

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■ Housing, employment, public notices ■ Office: 882-0050 Classified

All real estate adver- Garage, Yard Sales Livestock Personals Child Care Help Wanted tised in the Tooele CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES Transcript-Bulletin is subject to the Federal Rates for the Transcript Bulletin, published Tuesday and Thursday afternoons: Stansbury Park, 432 HORSE RIDING Les- SUN-RAY KID’S Kare 100 WORKERS NEED- Fair Housing Act of Country Club, Sat. 9-3, sons Beginning to inter- Diabetic Life Center Child Care, 5am-8pm, 4 ED! Assemble crafts, Twenty Words or Less *SPECIAL RATE: An ad running a minimum Furniture and Misc. mediate ages, 4 and up. openings only, right be- wood items. Materials 1968 which makes it • Diabetic Education illegal to advertise of eight consecutive issues, (20 words TOOELE 140 E. 200 S. Super gentle lesson hind West Elementary. provided. To $480+ per After 20 Words horses, only a few • Diabetic Pharmacy Alex 882-0532 or 224- week. Free information “any preference, limi- $ 00 or less) = bold/boxed ads extra Saturday, 8:00-2:00pm. Specialist ¢ $22 openings left. $20/per 0111. package. 24 hours tation, or discrimina- 25 per word/issue *No credit for stopped ads. Includes 4 runs in Shopper’s Guide. Rocky Mountain Care. tion based on race, 5 lesson contact April at We bill Medicare (801)264-5665. ¢ All proceeds will go to religion, sex or nation- Bold Type 5 per word/issue (All classified(All classified ads running ads inrunning the Transcript-Bulletin in the Transcript-Bulletin on Thursdays will on 840-2651, also horses for diabetic supplies. Help Wanted Tuesdays will automatically run in the Shoppers American Cancer Soci- CAREGIVERS NEEDED al origin, or any inten- ¢ automatically run in the Shoppers Guide, a separate publication that is for sale Boxed ads 50 per issue Guide, a separate publication that is delivered to all ety Complete line of to live in and care for tion to make any such deliverednon-subscribers to all non-subscribers of the of theTranscript-Bulletin) Transcript-Bulletin.) TOOELE 182 E. 1530 N. PALOMINO GELDING Diabetic Supplies elderly gentlemen. Sal- preference, limitation ¢ AVON: TO BUY OR Rates Rates for for the the ShoppersTooele Valley Guide, Extra, published published Thursday Thursday afternoons afternoon only only 50 ¢¢ perper ad, ad, per per issue. issue. Saturday, 8:00-3:00pm. kids horse 14yrs old ary plus rent and utilit- or discrimination.” The Rates for the Shoppers Guide, published, Tuesday afternoon only 50 50 per ad, per issue. SELL. Sell to anyone. Moving sale, too much $1200. 8yr old ies provided. Couple Tooele Transcript-Bul- Dave’s Drugs For information call in- to list. No early birds black/white Paint Mare preferred. Call 884- letin will not knowingly Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition dependent sales repre- please. Everything must $1200. Cow hay $2.50 30 WEST 1st SOUTH 0193 accept any advertis- Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition sentative Vi Knutson go a bale 840-4227, 435- ing for real estate 839-3410 882-0287 884-3830 Continued on next page which is in violation of TOOELE 968 W 660 S the law. Our readers Friday, Saturday, Sun- Sporting Goods Child Care are informed that all Services Services Miscellaneous day 9am 4pm. Moving dwellings advertised sale, everything must Full time Office in this paper are avail- go DRYWALL: Hanging, SELL YOUR computer in BOWFLEX ULTIMATE CHILDCARE HAS 2 able on an equal A ssistant II finishing, texturing. 22 TOOELE’S the classified. Call 882- w/extras 1yr old. Paid openings. 12 years ex- opportunity basis. Pets years experience. Li- PARTY PLANNER 0050 $2300 will take $1000 perience. Fun environ- 40 hours per week, 11:30am- censed and insured. Tooele’s New Balloon Retailer obo 841-9931 ment. References avail- 8:30pm M-TH & 8am-5pm is now located at Merc Plaza TROY BUILT garden till- able. 830-3603, 843- Doug 884-1985; mobile 2 COCKATIELS best of- NOTICE 36 N. Main St. #5 er, worth $1500, sell for SELLING YOUR moun- 5329 Fridays. Responsibilities include: (435)830-2653 $950. 884-6629 fer. Call John 882-2496 tain bike? Advertise it in Transcript Bulletin Pub- 435-224-4616 DEPENDABLE CHILD general clerical duties, answering lishing Co. does not the classifieds. Call phones, facilitations of distance EXPERIENCED PIANO Furniture & 8 LOVEABLE BASSETT 882-0050 care in my home, flexi- endorse, promote, or teacher accepting stu- Check us out online puppies. $250 each. 7 ble hours, all ages, education classes, proctoring encourage the purchase dents of all ages and www.tooelespartyplanner. Appliances weeks old on 3/31. Call transportation to school. of any product or service samsbiz.com Lost & Found exams, registering students, skill levels, $30 per after 6pm. (801)634- 833-9144 advertised in this newspa- $250 A NEW KING PIL- ordering books, assisting faculty, month, Stansbury. Call 3328 per. Advertisements are Balloons LOW TOP Mattress DEPENDABLE CHILD Danielle 843-7390 or staff and other duties as assigned. the sole responsibility of bouquets creations Set. Brand NEW! In AKC BOXER puppies care in my home. Lots Good written and oral (801)680-3102. decorations Plastic with warranty of experience call the advertiser. Transcript fawn, brindle & white. $100 REWARD communication skills a must. Bulletin Publishing Co. party packages (801)831-0678 $300-$500 shots, dew- Kayce 882-3580 GET YOUR windows party planning for the Knowledge of Excel and Word hereby disclaims all liabili- cleaned for spring. $275 NEW BLACK IRON claws, tails docked. Call return KARLA’S A+ Child ty for any damages suf- (435)884-0252 or Care. Fun, safe, loving, processing, and Outlook. Good Home Town Window CANOPY BED with of the fered as the result of any Washing. Comm/ res, Miscellaneous mattress and box spring (801)808-4535 dependable. 16yrs ex- benefits. advertisement in the senior discount. Mike still packaged (801)831- BEAGLE, PURE bred, brown perience. For more info. Job form found at : Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. 224-4731. 0678 male, free to good w/ contact Karla 843-7146 Transcript Bulletin Pub- www.usu.edu/hr/new 1984 MONTECARLO home. Neutered, house NEED AFFORDABLE lishing Co. is not responsi- $99 FULL MATTRESS black GREAT ESCAPE MAS- new scabber saddle for broken, current on child care? Taking all ble for any claims or rep- SET Still in plastic with snout SAGE @ SWEAT FIT- sale or trade 840-5199, shots, great with kids. ages. Will take State resentations made in warranty (801)831-0678 chow/lab mix NESS. Escape your 884-0144, 833-5100 Call 843-1372 assistance. Call 840- advertisements in the stress today! 1hr, $50. 27” GE electric wall 1997 BAYLINER 28.5 named Saddy. Call 3246. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. 34 S Main St. Appoint- oven, convection, self BLACK & TAN Dachs- boat. 1965 Chevy. (435) 850-2400 The Tooele Transcript- ments- information 843- cleaning, excellent con- hund puppy. Female, 9 1935 Ford. Utility trail- Missing since March 28th. Bulletin has the sole 7019, 224-2591. dition, $200 obo. 882- weeks old, first puppy authority to edit and locate er. 1987 Dodge 13 1532 shot. $275.00 firm 843- passenger van. Call FOUND I-POD please any classified advertise- GROUND HOUND Trac- A CHERRY SLEIGH 7144 Fred at 830-2667. call to describe. Inter- ment as deemed appropri- tor Tilling. Gardens and BED Brand new in BLACK LAB. 5yrs. old, section of Coleman & ate. yards, mowing fields packaging. List $750. needs new home. Has 700 South 843-0056 Transcript Bulletin Pub- and lots. 882-4535 Riddles Salvage Sacrifice $275 dog run, kennel and lishing Co. reserves the (801)870-1941 (801)831-0678 dog house. Free to FOUND RED Heeler mix right to refuse any adver- & Wrecking ANTIQUE DARK wood good home. 843-1878 dog, last Saturday. Call OB PPORTUNITIES HANSON & SONS Han- J OB O PPORTUNITIES tisement. J O dyman home repairs, Real cash for twin bed with new mat- DARLING PUREBRED to identify 882-7461 anything, reasonable, your junk tress, dark wood dress- Chihuahua puppies for Tooele County School District car or truck. LOST CAT, white with Services local, Stansbury Park. er with 5 drawers, $300. sale, 3 female, 1 male, gray markings, last Call Jeff (801)694-1568. • car & trucks 843-7876 Call 884-0872 or 840- seen Friday, April 1st in Rose Springs Elementary - Library Media Aide: Must have general office • farm equipment BED- AN Absolutely 1316. Overlake. Call 843- practice procedures, i.e. computer, typing, records management and HARMONY -US Land- • batteries communication skills. Ability to coordinate media use with staff/students. Awesome QUEEN PIL- 1894 Are you too scaping. Tree, sprin- • aluminum & copper FEMALE GERMAN Position will be for School Year 2005-06. For more information contact Principal LOW TOP Mattress Shepard purebred. De- klers, lawns, sod. Fam- am pm Luke, 833-1951, or Human Resources, 833-1900. busy for house 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat Set. NEW! With warran- LOST DALMATIAN ily owned/ operated. barked, great watchdog. 13yrs old, has been FREE Pick- up ty. $150 (801)831-0678 $150 obo. Call Lynda West Elementary School - Full-Time Custodian: Hours will be from12:00- cleaning? Free estimate. Quality spayed answers to 8:30 p.m. Must possess job experience in the custodial field, lift a minimum of guaranteed. Judy Stan- 884-3366 BUNK BEDS, solid 843-4434 or 850-8082. 50 lbs., must demonstrate basic competencies in reading and writing. For more LET ME HELP 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville “Tacia”. Loved and bury 850-2323. wood, nice, built in FOR SALE: 2 cute Pit missed very much, call information contact Principal Young, 833-1931, or Human Resources, 833-1900, dresser and desk $275 Bull puppies, $150 obo. Kaylynn 882-7927 X1101. Open until filled. HIGH SPEED internet 882-8818 882-2801 LOST DOG Rush Valley. Tooele Co. School District - Teaching positions Grades K-12: TheTooele now available. Call CALORIC ELECTRIC District is accepting applications for all teaching positions for School Year 2005- Custom Computer Sys- Dave’s Drugs PERFECT PUPS Obedi- Golden red white mark- self cleaning range, Hot ence training. Group 06. Applications should be submitted to Human Resources at the District Office. tems (435)578-0558 or 30 WEST 1ST SOUTH point side by side refrig- ings. Please call Future vacancies will be filled from these applications. Open until filled. (435)849-2315. and private classes. (801)756-8313 Call Natasha erator-self defrost, Ken- 882-5266. www.per- more dishwasher, $500 HOUSE CLEANING, 882-0287 fectpups.com LOST DOG. German Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. 882-2539 for all 884-1902 884- Shepherd, Female Ca- meals, help caring for TWO ADULT female Applications, Job description & information may be picked up at the District Office Reliable, Affordable Are you taking vitamins, 3120 bo Green. MICRO- special need individu- cats, free, spayed, cur- - 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele or downloaded at web site: tcsd.tooele.k12.ut.us nutritional supplements, CHIPPED $500 Reward als. I can help Monday- EXTRA REFRIGERA- rent on shots 830-1823 TCSD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER RG Landscape Friday. $60 per day. homeopathic or herbs? TOR, almond color. Re- (value) Traditional col- The district provides reasonable accommodations to the known disabilities of applicants in 830-0399 Are they okay with your frigerator, freezer w/ice Livestock oring: black back / compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Individuals needing special accommodations Maintenance maker. Excellent condi- brown paws. Cabo was should notify Terry Christensen, at TCSD, 92 Lodestone Way Tooele, Utah or call 833-1900. pharmacy medications? INTERIOR DESIGN and tion. Used 1›yrs. Was last seen in Utah Coun- Aerate, consultation by Design Better let us check it out. $550 new, asking $250 2nd/ 3RD crop hay for ty (March 27th) near the t hatching, Concepts. Reasonable firm. 882-4280 sale, $3.00 per bale Five (5) Mile Pass area trimming, rates, experienced de- FULL MATTRESS, box 884-6378 (Fairfield). She is deep- yard clean signer, small initial con- 2002 MONTANA travel ly missed by her human trailer, loaded w/lots of springs, frame and A&A HORSE training. up. Weekly sultation fee. Call Lisa headboard, $150. 241- family and her favorite lawn Yarbrough 882-6972. extras. 31’ 5th wheel. Over 30yrs experience. partner and sister, Hu- HELP 0336 or 884-0505. For sale: registered service, $28,000. 840-5199 mo. Cabo will moan, PAINTING SERVICES, MEMORY FOAM Arabian and Quarter tilling. 40’x80’ steel building for howl and cry until re- interior, exterior. 10 QUEEN Mattress Set. horse geldings, well WANTED Quality Service sale. Includes all blue- turned home. Contact: munities That years experience. 2 prints, full insulations, Brand NEW! Compares broke. Call Garth 843- Adam Green Com Care tone, 3 tone. Beautiful windows, 10’ roll up with ad on TV. In plastic 5842, (801)633-7561. 801.809.7766 882-0467 work. References avail- door, $45,000 call w/warranty. List $1499, ALFALFA HAY, horse Description : Programs Coordinator needed, full time, for the Tooele LOST FEMALE dog, able. Call Mike 849- (801)706-5593 or sell $499 (801)831- hay. 82lb. bales. $3.80 black & white, Border Communities That Care® project. Duties will be to coordinate 2563 (435)512-3510 0678 ea., $95/ton. Cow hay Collie/ Healer, answers programs, supervise and evaluate facilitators, market programs, hold DAVE’S DRUGS PIANO LESSONS, $10 7 DAY, 6 night Disney NORTH VALLEY Appli- $3.20 ea., $80/ton. 839- ance. Washers/ dryers to Tipper. Lost on Bates st per 1/2 hr lesson, ex- vacation, paid $600, 3438 meetings, keep records, schedule workshop sites and recruit program 30 W. 1 So. perienced teacher, lo- $99-$199. Complete Canyon Road on 4/2. must sell- $199. Call BREEDING SOWS and (801)250-2630. participants. This work will be done with Guiding Good Choices ,, 882-0287 cated in Northeast (801)242-5548. repair service. Satisfac- bors. (801)558-7963 community-based parent workshops, and Life Skills Training at TJHS. Tooele. Call Deanne tion guaranteed. New LOST GENTLE female CONEX BOX. Excellent BULLS FOR sale. 8mos- • UPS Shipping at 228-4058. parts for all appliances. Siamese cat, no collar. The position requires a minimum two-year degree (Associates Degree) in condition. $2000 obo. 2yrs. Clover Angus • Stamps 843-9154, 830-3225. We miss her. If you’ve areas of Child Development, Public Relations, Social Work, Marketing PIANO LESSONS. For 435-830-1373 or 884- Ranch.(435) 837-2217 • Copies 9295 SIDE BY side refrigera- seen her please call and work experience; or a four-year degree (Bachelor’s Degree) in a more information call tor, over the range mi- BUMMER LAMBS for 882-7206 • Fax Whitney 843-7956 DIAMONDS don't pay crowave and gas range sale, various prices and related area; or five years work in a related area. Must be computer LOST MALE dog on 4-3- retail! Large selection, (all white). $750 obo. sizes. Titmus farms, call knowledgeable in MS Office 2000 XL. Must be able to lift 25 lbs. Must • Scrapbook Paper REMODELING AND re- 05. Small to medium, high quality. Bridal sets, 882-4884 884-6053 or 830-2146 • Office Supplies pair. Basements, kitch- wedding bands. Every- black w/brown on muz- have a valid driver’s license and own reliable transportation. Must be COW HAY small bales. ens, bathrooms, addi- thing wholesale! Rocky SOFA SLEEPER excel- zle, very active, an- able to pass a drug and criminal background check. May be asked to • Money Orders $2.50 a bale 884-6369 tions, roofing, siding. All Mtn. Diamond Co. lent condition, $200 swers to “boo”, call Tal- work evenings on occasions, some Saturdays. Salary is $12.50 per hr. AERATING, POWER jobs large and small. S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 840-0306 DRY STRAW bales, $5/ ena 830-8113 Free estimates. Please with minimal 10.66% benefits. Work hours are flexible but generally raking, mowing and FOR SALE: U2 tickets TWO TWIN beds for sale bale. Free delivery on leave message. 882- th trimming lawns. Call for Denver concert, $250 for both or $150 5 ea or more pur- Personals M-F 8:00-5:00. This job announcement will close April 8 at 5:00 P.M. 6141 Earl 882-7321 or 840- April 15, premium seats each call Kayce 882- chased. Garth 837- Must be available for work May 2 , 2005. 4430. 3580 2246 or 830-2309. RENTAL CLEANING in lower level close to NEED SUPPORT? WASHER & DRYER Details: Salary: $12.50 per hour Work: Full Time AERATION, POWER- Need that rental unit stage. Call 830-3806. FOR SALE: used sad- www.postmormon.org RAKING, TILLING. cleaned at move out or FREE GARDEN manure. Kenmore set. Heavy dles, 1 youth size. 882- Days off: Saturday and Sunday [possibly Sat. duty, nice condition 2219 ALCOHOLIC ANONY- Hauling: lime-chips, move in. Call Lynea Pick up at 331 N 150 How to apply : Apply at Tooele City Hall, 90 North Main Street, sand, gravel, topsoil 1-3 (435)850-9455 West. 843-8598 $275 882-7388 HAY FOR sale, small MOUS meets daily at noon and 8pm at 1120 during normal business hour at reception desk. yards per delivery; com- FREE LANDSCAPING bales. (801)560-6317, RICARDO’S DJ Enter- Garage, Yard Sales W Utah Ave. Call 882- post, manure 4/yards Lava and Round Rock 884-6986. per delivery. 882-7877 tainment. Music for all 7358. occasions, specializing call 843-7522 9am-5pm HORSE BOARDING $40 BILLY’S LAWN Care in New Mexico music, GE WASHER and dryer GRANTSVILLE 195 per month. You furnish now offering spring from Oldies But Good- for sale as a pair, $125. South Hale St. Saturday the hay, I’ll feed and clean up, light hauling, ies to Country Oldies. 882-2130 9th, 8:00am-dark water. Summer pasture landscaping. Have (801)908-0966, available, Ron openings for commer- PIANO, PRACTICALLY HAVING A GARAGE PLEASE HELP US! (801)557-7760, RICAR- (435)830-6746 PLEASE HELP US! RN’s LPNs cial and residential lawn brand new Weber, paid SALE? Advertise it in [email protected] care. 843-9078 $3000, will sacrifice for the classifieds. Call HORSES FOR sale 840- $1900. 882-0369 882-0050 8028 Tooele Area COMPJUNKIES FOR all ROCKY MOUNTAIN your computer needs. Funding Corporation, Two Brothers in a loving In home service, lowest pays cash for owner fi- price in town, free tech nanced mortgages. Pro- family setting need private support and estimates. fessional service, fast duty night nurse to care for 843-1290, 849-2424. closing (801)710-1080 us while Mom & Dad sleep. COMPUTER MASTERS TAEKWON-DO CHANG on-site pc upgrades, re- Hon/ ITF, private and pairs, tune-ups. Home, semi- private instruc- office networks security tion. Yom Chi Black Tooele County is now accepting applications for a virus spyware removal Belt Program 882-6162. Please Join etc. $30/hr. Microsoft Part-time Dental Assistant employee 10yrs. 830- THREE J’S Roofing and Dental Assistant: Acts as the Dental Office Manager in Tooele County Health our Team! 8262 Repairs, free estimates, Department dental clinic by scheduling dentists/assistants, ordering supplies, scheduling CONCRETE C-K&J’s expert wind damage re- appointments and assisting the dentist. 8-12 hours per week. Salary $ 10.02. Position pairs, 20 years experi- ALL phases of con- will run on a continuous basis until the needs of the department have been met. PIONEER HEALTH INC. crete. Specializing in ence, great prices, se- Minimum Qualifications: A high school diploma or equivalent (GED) plus two (2) flatwork, STAMPED. nior discount. 882-4289 y ears related experience Best price in town. TRACTOR SERVICE, For more information or a on-line application please visit Cell 694-7071 Concrete and repair. tilling, post holes, brush 882-4399 or 840-0424. http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html cutting fields and lots, Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County Phone (801)265-0669 PAINTING. Call Jason, leveling and hauling, Human Resources office (435)224-2651. Free topsoil and gravel. 884- 47 South Main, Tooele, UT 84074 estimates 6868, 830-1124 EEO Employer CLASS PAGES 04-07-05 4/7/05 7:46 AM Page C6

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Continued from previous page Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Autos Apartments for Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Rent Rent Help Wanted ATTENTION WORK ROSEWOOD DENTAL 1993 FORD Taurus, 4dr, 1BDRM APARTMENT, LARGE 2BDRM, 4 plex, 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, Staker & Parson from home, $500 to is hiring a Dental Assis- 3.8 L V-6, silver, good $410/mo, $200/dep, 32 coin laundry, newly re- large fenced backyard, Companies has an $1500 monthly part tant & Dental Recep- condition, excellent S 7th St, Tooele. 884- modeled, new cabinets, no pets, $650/mo in- time, $2000 to $4500 tionist (Business, insur- mileage, recent tune up, 0826 new paint, new carpet, NEW cludes water. 376 E HELP opening for a full time. www.ourAn- ance coordinator). 1. 90,960 miles, $1800 tile, linoleum, $500/mo. Vine St. 833-0221 Totally Awesome! HOME for swer.com Needs experience. 2. obo. 882-4025 Jim 850-2374. 2, 3 and 4bdrm homes WANTED Contract Utah Radiology Certifi- We would like to thank the 1996 OLDSMOBILE Si- people of Tooele who have QUALITY APART- for rent starting at $650 BOOKKEEPER MUST cation. 3. Current BLS RENT! Administrator erra SL. 4 door, good responded so positively to our MENTS and up. (801)870-5208 Country Pride know Quick Book, ex- certified. 4. May need previous ad and our newly condition, $3000 obo. Quiet, unique floorplans, Restaurant /Cost perience in accounts to work some weekends renovated apartments. We have $ 2BDRM APARTMENT New parts new tires call some great new tenants now. newly remodeled, tile at payable, and received & extended hours. per month with many amenities, all Accountant 833-0170 or 830-8005 through, kitchen & bath, 950 830-2667 Send resume to Rose- We still have just a couple of newly remodeled, no these beautiful 1 and 2 lush landscape, fenced wood Dental, 181 W 1998 CHEVROLET 3 bdrm 2 bath smoking, no pets Responsibilities DENTAL/ MEDICAL As- bedroom units available so if yard & parking, centrally Vine St, Tooele, Utah BLAZER, 4x4, V6, Tow you are looking for a first class $500/mo. 882-2355 include, tracking, sistant. Busy pedo of- located, great prices. $500 deposit 84074 or fax to pkg, 4dr, runs great, home give us a call or come by compiling, and fice. Part time, paid $5,600 obo 884-0808 or a nd see us! Call 882-1372. 2BDRM HOME, referen- doe. Fax resume to (435)882-1040. ces required, no pets, analyzing data required 830-5571 Again, Thank you Tooele ROOMMATE WANTED, for effective (435)882-2680 attn: SEEKING Part Time Tooele - Ready $575/mo, $300/dep. MaryAnn medical receptionist for (801) 358-8592 Grantsville, $400, 1/2 882-1695 or 884-3350 is HIRING: administration of our (435) 843-7331 (Spanish only) Tooele medical prac- utilities. 830-5472 to move in! • Shop • Cook EXCELLENT INCOME 260 North 100 East, Tooele 3BDRM, 2BTH home. • Waitress • Fast Food construction contracts. tice, experience re- FOR FORSALE! SALE! ROOMMATE- SHARE National Capital Fund- Village Mobile home Some experience quired. If qualified new house in Tooele, ------ing Group now hiring 2 AND 3bdrm apart- Call park. Grantsville. Nice recommended. please fax resume to: includes utilities, master Apply in person courthouse research- ments behind Super yard. $660/mo, Competitive wages and (801)951-2389 Attn: bedroom/ bath, no 224-2737 8836 N. Hwy 40 ers. Will train to work Wal-Mart. On select $300/dep. 884-0668 benefits. Email resume Ideal Practice smoking, outdoor pet Lake Point from home on our com- units $99 moves you to aniemeyer@ ok. 843-7000 Continued on next page Ask for Debbie puter. No experience Business Sell Your Car Here for in. Some apartments stakerparson.com. necessary. Call 1-800- includes all utilities. SLEEPING ROOMS Equal Opportunity Opportunities FULL TIME receptionist 440-7234. $ 80* Swimming pool, hot available, $70 per Employer. F/M/D/V. tub, exercise room, week, $10 key deposit, needed. Duties include EXPERIENCED FNP or A 30YR. old NYSE com- ea. answering phones, fil- pany looking for 3 pro- 6 playground, full club- first and last week- total PA needed for estab- house. 843-4400 $150 to move in. 46 N ing, cleaning and other lished medical practice, fessional sales people Call 882-0050 general office duties. in the Salt Lake Metro Broadway. 882-7605 after hours and week- 2 BDRM 1 Bth duplex, Previous customer area who are not afraid *Based on 13 issue contract. AMJ CONSTRUCTION ends. Send resume to: w/d hookups, ac. $475 SPACIOUS 3BDRM, soft service and computer to speak in front of Framers needed, 6mo- Attn: Mary, 1959 N Aar- 2000 DODGE Caravan. a month. 843-0789 water, laundry hookups, skills required. $8.00 on Dr, Ste C. small groups and earn microwave, dishwasher, 1yr experience, own Excellent condition. 2BDRM APARTMENT, per hour. Excellent ben- tools and transportation an excellent income. storage, fenced yard, I NEED 40 energetic 68,000 miles. $6995. $495/mo, plus utilities, efits. Send resume to required. Call 882-6622 (801)598-9566 off street parking. Will people who want to 884-0341 $400/dep, newer, very Traci at 2000 Sunset leave message. negotiate indoor pets. Rd Lakepoint 84074. make alot of money. Wanted 2004 DODGE Neon, 4 nice, w/yard & storage LANDSCAPE foreman, $650 833-9393 Fax (435)837-6109 or Orientation Saturday door Sedan, good gas 830-1177 or 830-7037 1yr experience. 843- SPACIOUS ONE bed- email to jobs@wireless- April 9th. For more in- mileage, call 435-833- 2BDRM BASEMENT 7105 JUNK BATTERIES, auto, room apartment, fur- beehive.com formation call (435)850- 0325 apartment in Tooele, truck & tractor, will pick nished including washer 9502, (435)224-2002 68 CHEVY Nova $500 w/d hookups, storage up, paying $.50 to $.75 and dryer, quiet neigh- 882-8079 shed, no smoking, no each. Garth 837-2246 borhood, $450/mo plus pets, $450/mo, or 830-2309. 91 SUBARU Legacy, utilities. For details call good for student or $400/dep. 843-0188 or ROOMMATES WANTED 843-1379. commuter, good condi- (801)588-8465. The Kirk to share a clean house, tion, $1200. 830-8332 2BDRM CONDO with SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, Best Places - Best Prices! rent is negotiable. 850- $200 move in allow- garage at Stansbury Quiet, Quality apartments in a restored historic structure 9593 93 AEROSTAR 184,000 ance. $500/mo, $400 miles, good condition, Park, no smoking or WANTED USED dog pets, $700. Call deposit. Accepts hous- Mention good family car, new ing. 328 E Main, run, good condition, (435)882-2435, Studios starting at $145/wk this ad & reasonable, call Mark or tires & power steering. Grantsville. Call $1400 obo call 882- (801)205-7488. 1 & 2 Bdrms starting at get 1/2 off 1st Tooele County Public Health is now accepting applications Bonnie 843-7942 (801)815-2928, 435- month’s rent 6278 or 840-1648 2BDRM DUPLEX, cen- $400 /mo Includes most utilities! for a full-time Health Program Representative I 884-0432. *with 6 month lease Recreational 93 FORD Taurus wagon. tral air, hookups, Furnishing also available. TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, 149k miles, new trans- $550/mo. Move in bo- Health Program Representative I: Assist Medicaid eligible recipients Vehicles dishwasher and ac, no mission, 4 new tires, nus. 882-0366, 830- make informed choices in health care selection. Coordinate with medical smoking/ pets, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 435-882-1372 1978 WILDERNESS 14’ new battery, am/fm cd, 2665 providers regarding the use of Medicaid services and provide community $575/mo, $300/dep. self contained camp $1995 obo, payments outreach activities. Coordinate with the local dental community and 2BDRM FULL basement Move in special. 882- trailer. Needs work possible. 882-2449 other partners to maintain a dental clinic. Perform entry-level clerical $800 obo 884-0233 1500sqft no smoking no 4998 or (801)592-1452 and secretarial duties for the Tooele County Health Department, Division 99 FORD Windstar 72K, pets $600/mo 884-5552 840-4762 4dr, bucket seats, rear of Community Health. Salary $11.59 Closing Date: April 18, 5:00 p.m. 2BDRM, LARGE rooms, Homes for Rent 2000 COLEMAN tent air, tinted windows, w/d hookups, central trailer, Cheyenne, ex- really nice. $7,400 882- Minimum Qualifications: Graduation from high school or equivalent air, dishwasher, storage cellent condition, $7500 5236, 224-2801 1985 4BDRM, 2bth (GED) along with two (2) years of experience working with low income unit, parking. Water obo. 1984 Chev 3/4 home for rent or sale. programs, physician or dental offices. Demonstrate knowledge, skills, BUICK SKYLARK 1991 paid. $600/mo. No pets. ton, 4x4, at, $800 obo. Seller financing availa- Top, Experienced Broker and abilities in typing and general office practices. 4 door. 63k. Excellent Serious inquires only. 884-6037 ble. Call Will, (801)427- condition. $1750 obo. (435)840-3010 will Help You Save 2001 LAYTON 5th wheel 4254. Altius Realty For more information or a on-line application please visit 843-5605 Scout. 24ft with slide 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath du- http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html FOR SALE: 1994 Nissan plex. No pets. $650 per 1BDRM HOUSE, $450, Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County out, loaded. 882-6301 Altima, tinted windows, month. 882-0983 after all utilities included, $$$$ Human Resources office or 830-4028 $300/dep, references 47 South Main, Tooele, UT 84074 leather, sunroof, good 6pm. Available now! 97 MALLARD Fleetwood needed, no smoking, no On Your Home Purchase EEO Employer condition, $2485. Call 3BDRM IN Tooele- 24’ travel trailer, sleeps 224-4583. pets. 882-4633 seven. 843-9014 2BDRM in Grantsville, SELL YOUR CAR or w/d hookups, central 5BDRM, 2BTH, 2 car ga- COZY 8’ Cabover Camp- Call for Appointment boat in the classifieds. ac, covered parking, rage, 2400sqft, finished er with jacks. $150 884- Call 882-0050 pets welcome. Aaron basement, auto sprin- 6323 (801)450-8432. klers, rv parking, beauti- HELP WANTED Motorcycles & SUVs APRIL FREE rent! New ful home, northeast 3bdrm, 2bth town- Tooele, $1000/mo. ATVs Available immediately. Roseann Norwood $500! POLICE im- homes, 2 car garage, 2003 YAMAHA PW80 (435)830-8113 POLICE OFFICER pounds! Hondas, Che- ac, enclosed yard, motorcycle, great condi- 435-830-2827 Tooele City has an immediate opening for a police officer. We are seeking vys Jeeps from $500! hookups, starting at 2BDRM 1BTH, entirely tion, runs great. 2000 $385. 882-4004 remodeled, fridge wash- applicants who have completed P.O.S.T. and are certifiable as police For listings 800-749- [email protected] Eton 90 all terrain vehi- er dryer provided, 1 car officers; but we will also consider sponsoring applicants through P.O.S.T. if 8104 extension 8329. APT FOR RENT, 2 cle, blue. $2000 for bdrm, 1 bath, govern- garage, water paid, no they possess an AS degree in a police related field. Rate of pay is $28,938 04 LIMITED FORD Ex- both. 843-1575, ment subsidized. 211 pets, no smoking and increases to $30,095.52 following completion of the FTO. If cursion. 6.0L, power (801)560-9916 S. Hale, Grantsville. $650/mo 882-5398 882- applicable, trainee wages will apply while at the P.O.S.T. academy. stroke, diesel, in excel- 49CC POCKET Bike, Call Shoie 884-1712. 5415 lent condition. $6000mi. red, used twice, good Equal Housing Opp. Call Nathan 843-7568 To Apply: (1) Return a Tooele City Application to Tooele City HR, 90 N condition, runs great Main, Tooele, UT, 84074, prior to 5:00 p.m. on April 15. (2) Include a or (801)856-0751. Ask- C-A INVESTMENT $160 obo 884-6101 43 E 500 North. Newly Beautiful Better than resume and cover letter with your application. (3) Include a copy of your ing $45,000 obo (801)205-5706 painted, 2bdrm, 1bth, 1997 CHEVY Blazer Starter Home New P. O.S.T. entrance exam results with your application. If you have not taken HONDA 125 ATC three owner pays water. 4X4, four door, runs the test, do so immediately because you will be required to submit your test wheeler, electric start, $525/mo. 882-1199 results prior to your interview. runs great $385 884- great, $4200 obo. 6101 (801)205-5706 843-9061 CLEAN, LOWER unit 2bdrm apartment, 4- GREAT 4X4! 1989 Mit- EQUIPMENT OPERATOR plex, carport, storage, Boats subishi Montero 2dr, Operates a variety of small and medium size construction equipment and hookups, nice location many new parts, 31” helps with snow removal, street repair, and other City maintenance projects. 426 W 500 South, no tires, great for fishing Must have sufficient education and training to demonstrate an ability to 00 PONTOON boat, 24’, pets, $500/mo, and hunting, $1200 perform related duties and basic familiarity with heavy equipment; must be 125hp Merc, low hours. $300/dep. 882-7163 obo. 882-0266 able to regularly lift 50 lbs and occasional lift up to 100 lbs., must possess 843-9014 CUTE #4 basement, 122 N. Pinehurst Ave and maintain a valid Utah State CDL (or obtain within six (6) months of Autos Trucks 2bdrm, hookups, no 74 South 7th Street assignment to position), and must be able to work in varying weather smoking/ pets, 111 N This home is really better than new! Don’t Cheap living with a 2 bedroom, 1 miss out, remodeled home including the Second St. Will show conditions. bath home with a great location! Or k itchen, 2 baths, flooring, siding, roof, $500! HONDAS from 1993 RANGER Splash. by appointment. windows and has central a/c. Has been very To Apply: Return a Tooele City Application to the Tooele City HR, 90 N $500! Police impounds! 114,000mi. 5spd, $399/mo, $300/dep. w ould make a great investment well cared for. 4 bedrooms. Covered patio Main, Tooele, UT, 84074, prior to 5:00 p.m. on April 12 th . For listings 800-749- 4dr,CD, a/c, ps, pm. (801)679-1467 property. Foreclosure looms, seller and a great elevated play house. Great 8104 extension A519. New clutch, brakes, fly- DUPLEX, 2BDRM, laun- will look at all offers. $71,500. Call backyard for kids! Super Neighborhood! www.tooelecity.org You owe it to yourself to see this home! 1978 CJ7. Lots of new wheel. Rebuilt transmis- dry hook-ups, garage, Heather 830-4975. EEO/ADA Employer $132,500. Call Heather 830-4975. parts. $3000, no less. sion. Asking $3000 obo. fenced yard, 508 E. Serious inquires only. 840-5090 Vine, $600/mo Debbie 882-5342 1994 TOYOTA PICKUP 830-4716 1979 FORD BRONCO. truck. Top running con- DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, Heather Olsen NOW HIRING 8k on re-built 400 big dition! Body in fair con- w/d hookups, ac, car- block, 4” lift, suspen- dition. Worth $3000, port, storage, fireplace. 830-4975 sion, loud pipes. $2500 asking $2200. 882- $595/mo plus deposit. TheTooele County Deseret Peak Aquatic Center is now accepting obo. 882-4970, mes- 4170, 496-4960 (801)263-1779, McAffee Realtors Real Estate for Your World applications for the following positions: sage 71 FORD High Boy, lift- (801)824-0399 1982 MAZDA RX7, great ed, runs good, $2900 shape, runs strong, low obo. Possible trades. Lifeguards miles, $1500 obo. Ken 830-2573 MODEL HOME HOURS • OPEN TUESDAY - SATURDAY • 1 - 6 PM • Must be at least 16yearsof age. 833-9741, 840-4007 94 DODGE Ram, fair • $8.24 - $9.54 depending on certifications. 1984 CHRYSLER 5th condition, low miles. • Must be able to work minimum of 19.5 hours per week. Avenue. $300 obo. 884- Needs transmission Head Lifeguards 6406 $1700 firm. 882-2339 SOUTH WILLOW ESTATES • Must be at least 18 years of age with 2 years guarding exp. 1987 NISSAN Pulsar ask for Ray. • $11.05 meeting 5 requirements. NX, runs much better 96 FORD 250 Power • Must be able to work minimum of 40 hours per week. than she looks! Good Stroke 4x4, extended A MASTER PLANNED tires and stereo, good Pool Custodian cab, gray and white, • economical transporta- 173k miles, $8500 obo. Must be at least 16yearsof age. tion, $450 obo. 843- COMMUNITY IN GRANTSVILLE. • (801)380-3094 $5.85 per hour 8598 • 98 FORD Ranger, 4x4, Must be able to work minimum of 15 hours per week. 1987 SUZUKI Samurai. HOMES STARTING AT $127,140!!! Cashier 95k miles, automatic, “THE GRANT” 4wd, needs battery, flare style, bed liner, • Must be at least 18yearsof age. $600 or reasonable of- • power steering, ac, dark $8.24 per hour fer. Sears washer/dryer green, runs great, • Must obtain a food handler’s permit by time of hire. $150 or washer $100 $8250. 882-8199 PHASE 2B NOW AVAILABLE! FREE APPLIANCES! dryer $75 843-5744 99 DODGE RAM 2500 1990 MONTERO 4x4. under low book. • 12 HOME SITES NOW AVAILABLE • OUTDOOR BASKETBALL COURT Applications and additional information for open positions are available at the 6cyl, automatic, 4 door, Tooele County Human Resource Office $11,900 excellent con- $1700 obo. 1984 Chev- dition, extended cab, • 1/3 TO 3/4 ACRE LOTS • WALKING TRAILS 47 South Main Street Tooele rolet Caprice Wagon, long bed, tow, 4wd, rhi- or visit our website at V8, automatic $400 no bedliner, cd. 843- • OVER 15 HOME PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM • EQUESTRIAN TRAILS www.co.tooele.ut.us obo. For details 882- 0763 This recruitment will run on a continuous basis until the needs of 7665 FORD 3/4 ton with shell • PLAYGROUND • IRRIGATION WATER INCLUDED the department can be met. 1992 FORD Explorer. & carpet kit, $1500 obo Runs great $2700 884- 882-1675 Tooele County requires those 18 years of age and over to submit to a background 6323 FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT PETE PETERMANN AT check. Pre-employment drug testing is required for all hires. 1993 ESCORT wagon. Apartments for Hired individuals must be able to work flexible schedule including nights, 119,000 miles, good Rent weekends, and holidays. condition. Two extra (435) 884-0300 OR (801) 860-9998 snow tires. $1500 obo. 1BDRM 1BTH, entirely American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification will start Tues. May 3, Call 224-2699 remodeled basement, at 4:00pm at the Deseret Peak Aquatic Center. 1993 FORD Escort, good laundry facility, gas & Thefee is $115; this includes CPR and First Aid certifications. condition, 155,000 water paid, no smoking no pets. $400/mo 882- Please calland register one week prior at 843-4035. miles, it runs, $1300 obo. 884-0357 5398 or 882-5415 CLASS PAGES 04-07-05 4/7/05 7:46 AM Page C7

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Homes for Rent 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1800sqft 5BDRM, 3BTH, fully GRANTSVILLE LARGE $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth GRANTSVILLE BRICK twin home for rent/ sale. fenced yard, $900/mo, 2bdrm duplex, nice. .24 acres, quiet Rambler . 3bdrm $750/mo, first and last. $600/dep. 1208 N 490 $525/mo, $300/dep. BEST DEAL *Distress Sale* Open House 11/2bth, newly remod- 2BDRM HOUSE, fenced neighborhood, new Located at 227 Alfred East. Call Alan Call Rose @ DP REAL- carpet, newly remod- IN TOOELE Bank Foreclosures, Extravaganza eled, gas insert, big yard, good location Drive. (435)862-5664. (801)652-0265 eve- TY 830-2827 fenced backyard, appli- and neighborhood, no eled bathroom, new Short-Sales, & Highly nings (801)253-7232. MOBILE HOME ances included, water smoking, $400 depos- 3BDRM, 2BTH, hard- kitchen floor. 114 S Rambler - 6 bdrm, Motivated Sellers. Featuring COZY 1BDRM house. $495/mo. 2bdrm, 1bth. available. $123,000 it, $650/mo. City serv- wood floors, full base- Broadway. Call 840- 2 baths. House is FREE computerized Perfect for 1 person. $400 security deposit. Over 20 homes. Paul 884-6057 ices paid by owner. ment w/new carpet, 1 0279. Fenced yard, off street 843-1902 after 5:00pm completely list of Bank-owned, GRANTSVILLE, 882-8679 car garage, big fenced Saturday, parking, extra storage. weekdays 1985 4BDRM, 2bth finished, beautiful HUD, & other bargain 1515sqft w/full base- yard, $850/mo, 1yr 2BDRM MOBILE homes, Will negotiate pets. home for rent or sale. landscaping. April 16 ment, main floor laun- lease required, serious NEWER 3BDRM 2bth 2 properties. $450/mo. 884-3441 or $450/mo 833-9393 Seller financing availa- dry, central air, large inquiries. 882-0200 car garage, central air, Free recorded message Sponsored by the 882-1969. ble. Call Will, (801)427- $139,900 corner lot, sprinkler sys- COZY 1BDRM rental $825/mo. 893 West 1-888-754-0331 Tooele County 1000 South Tooele 4254. Altius Realty tem, garage, reduced to 2BDRM POSSIBLY 3, 3BDRM, 2BTH. Fenced house, $450, 89 Eng- Call ID# 85 Board of Realtors (801)598-4881 BEAUTIFUL GRANTS- $164,000. 884-1154, 1bth, everything new, yard. $650/mo, first and land Ave. 2bdrm du- 435 224-4344 Tooele Real Estate Information Hotline 305 S 200 West, no last deposit. Available plex, $500, 181 E Vine, RENT TO OWN: VILLE Custom Home. Sponsored by Kelly Kremer, RE/MAX Platinum 830-0144 pets, no smoking, immed. 172 S. 1st St. no smoking/ pets. $150 New homes. 3-5 5bdrm 3.5bth, family HUD OWNED properties $775/mo, available April (801)266-4085, 408- deposit. 882-4827 bdrm. Call for de- rooms, sportsman’s 2000 HOME. .20 acre 3BDRM, 1BTH house, in Tooele County start- gunroom, central air, 1st. 830-2747, 882- 644-0640. Open house FOR RENT or rent to tails 224-2737. with possibility to ex- full landscaped yard, FOR SALE! ing at $65,000. Call for hardwood floors, com- 8871. today own. Tooele twin home, pand. 3bdrm, 2.5bth. garage with 1bdrm a complete list, mail, SE RENTA Casa, 3bdrm puter room, fireplace Multi-level, RV parking, basement apartment email or pickup. Pru- 3.5BDRM, 2BTH, availa- 3bdrm, 1bth, carport, 3BDRM, 3BTH, 2 car ga- 2bth pets ok, $850/mo $245,000 884-1570 mountain view. Full rented at $400/mo, dential 435-882-4111 ble May 1st, $800/mo rage, fenced yard, $675. 894W 700S plus deposit (801)870- 830-7003 basement. 2800sq.ft. great neighborhood, I WANT YOUR HOUSE negotiable, call washer, dryer, 1720sqft. Available April 15th. 8737 (801)870-7660 $155,900/neg. 843- $120,000. (801)550- and I’ll pay FULL price! (801)330-0724 no smoking. $895/mo, Linda (801)319-3967. SMALL ONE bedroom 7158 1722, 840-3832. Sell Your Home Here for (801)598-8514 Brandon $450/dep. Owner/ FOR SALE or rent: 3BDRM 2BTH home. Vil- house for rent, $375 a www.wantfullprice.com lage Mobile Home Park, agent Miller & Co, 3bdrm, 2bth mobile month plus $150 clean- $ 80* I WANT YOUR HOUSE Grantsville. Nice yard (801)304-5931. home. Please call 884- 3317 or 496-3282. ing deposit. Water and Creative Financing Solutions ea. and I’ll pay FULL price! $660/mo, $300/dep sewer paid. Background 6 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, (801)598-8514 Brandon 884-0668 GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM living rooms, swimming check will be initiated, Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? www.wantfullprice.com home. Attractive, Call 882-0050 pool, lawn care includ- references necessary, fenced yard, carport, Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? *Based on 13 issue contract. LAKEFRONT HOME in 3BDRM HOUSE, $750 ed, no smoking, pets, no pets or smoking. storage. No smoking, Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! Stansbury Park with per month; $400 depos- 1st/ last, 1yr lease, 882-3106 849-2103 $675, water and sew- 3bdrms 2.5bth. 59 it, all utilities included. $950/mo, $650/dep. • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. age included. $300 de- STANSBURY 2 homes. Lakeview call Talena No pets. 882-5420 (435)496-3794 • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. posit call David 884- 3bdrm, 2bth. Large with Prudential 435- yard. $1000 mo; 6bdrm, • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. 3BDRM mobile home, 0916 • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. 830-8113 4BDRM 2.5BTH, 2 car 3bth. Fireplace, fully nice park w/storage garage, 587 Bristol GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM, • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. NEW HOME on horse $535/mo, $300/dep fenced, large shed. • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. property with two Cove. No pets, smok- 2bth, 2 car garage, $1400 mo. 843-1282 830-1177, 830-7037 ing. Rent, rent to own, basement, $895/mo. • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. shares water. 405 North STANSBURY PARK new 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile sale $1,100/mo 399 Utah (400 W, 400 S) • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. Wrathall Circle, Grants- construction 3bdrm 2bth FOR SALE home for rent, no smok- $800/dep Jean Davidson Realty RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! ville. Heather, All Pro 2 car garage 1900sqft 172 E. 400 North ing/ pets. 882-1550 (801)556-0651 (801)466-5078 $ Realty (801)404-0142 $1050/mo negotiable SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? 130,000 NEWLY REMODELED 833-9325 Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate 3 bdrm, 1 3/4 bath, Rambler 3bdrm, 2bth, STANSBURY RAM- debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. lots of extras, $137,000 BLER, rent or least op- fireplace w/gas log, large family room, obo, 882-4814 or 830- tion, 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. 5694 T aking the STRESS , Keeping you YOUNG garage, $975. covered patio, A/C, • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. OPEN HOUSE Sat 12-3 (801)870-8701 • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. garage, landscaped 1472 E 850 North, TOOELE 2BDRM, 1bth, • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. sprinklers with irrigation share, Tooele. $146,000, cottage, updated, 4bdrm plus 1 office, FEATURED HOME fenced yard, $675/mo. storage sheds, close DESERET 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 to elementary school. 2.75bth, 2100sqft. $3,000 Available May 1st. PEAK (801)571-4130 Assist 2 263 E. 400 North Call 882-1612 for Sell. Carpet/Anything DAVIDSON REALTY 833-0740 appointment (Just South of Wal-Mart) SELLING YOUR HOME? Allowance (801)466-5078 Advertise it in the clas- • Great Starter Home www.deseretpeakmtg.com 3BDRM, 1›bth corner TOOELE, 4BDRM, 1bth, sifieds. Call 882-0050 • Mechanics Dream Garage $725/mo, 304 E Vine lot. 2 garages, central STANSBURY 2 story, • 3 Bdrm 2 Bath Home St. (801)598-4881 air, sprinkler system. Owner anxious, needs 3bdrm, 2bth, lots of ex- TOWN HOME 3bdrm, Call Karen PRICE REDUCED PRICE REDUCED to relocate. Price re- tras, for appt/info call 1.5bth, finished base- 830-0615 duced. 882-3842. Great 843-1801 Open house ment, small patio, appli- 327 East Baker Lane Horse Heaven in Rush Valley location 4/9 9am-5pm 735 ances included. Move in Country Club 5-1. Very cute $835 South 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, 2100 total, 1300 finish- STANSBURY CONDO plus security deposit Willow, 40.41 acres. 224-2674 Grantsville Spectacular ed, warm with lots of for sale, 2bdrm, 1bth, 360˚ views. natural light, great fami- central air, 1 car ga- WHY RENT when you Seller Financing ly neighborhood, must rage, private patio, near can buy? O down pro- Available! Immaculate 2-Story, 5 Bed/3 Bath - 3737 Sq. see, $129,999. golf course, swimming grams, not perfect cred- Better than new, upgraded home including all Ft., 3 Car Garage - RV Parking - 40’ X 22’ appliances + a FABULOUS shop! 3-stall barn plus (801)209-0049 pool, $92,000. 882- it. Single parent pro- Shop/Garage, .39 Acre. Seller Transferred, stud run & hay storage. Cross-fenced and ready for your horses. Borders BLM Land on Private Road. 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, 5260 grams. Call for details. Must Sell! $249,000 No Neighbors! 18.7-acre ft. water . $260,000 Super Northeast Neighborhood Berna or Chris 435-840- reduced, custom tile, STANSBURY PARK Awesome New Multi Level partial landscaping, rv 2001 home. Great con- • Master Bedroom With Grand • 4 Bed 2 Bath • Vaulted Ceiling 5029 Group 1 Real Es- 298 East Pasofino Ln. tate 362 S. Russell Lane pad, lots of upgrades, dition! 3bdrm 2bth Master Bath • Vaulted Ceilings • Main Floor Laundry Rush Valley $135,800 obo. Must $132,500. Open House • Oak Rails & 2 Tone Paint • 2 Tone Paint Homes sell. Must see! 843- 4/9 11am-3pm. 5498 Call Karen 830-0615. Call Karen 830-0615. Rush 1619 Heather Way. Call Kristi EXCEPTIONAL 882-1942 www.info- PIECE OF UNDER UNDER Valley 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1800sqft $$$SAVE MONEY Find PROPERTY! twin home for rent/ sale. tube.net/107090 Come see the HUD & Bank owned $89,900. Located at STANSBURY PARK homes at www.tooele- 227 Alfred Drive. lease option 5bdrm, Remax Balloon! bankownedhomes.co 40.41 acres on private road, power to property, Private & Secluded Horse Property. 2 Acres - (435)862-5664. possibly 2bth, new roof, well has been drilled & tested, perk test CONTRACT CONTRACT m or call for a list Ber- 3bed/2ba - 2496 Sq. Ft. Rambler. Full complete! Property boarders BLM land w/360’ Basement - 2 Car Garage - Fully Fenced For 4BDRM Office/den, 2 siding and flooring 882- views. Ready for you to build your dream At Harris Elementary na or Chris 435-840- Livestock. $157,000. family rooms, full bath. 1688 home or ranch today! $125,000 W ednesday, April 20th 5029, Group 1 Real Es- New carpet, paint, lino- Stansbury Park Open tate leum, central air, fur- House, 432 Country 8:30 am - 11:00 am $116,000 RAMBLER, 35 West 1680 No., nace, & water heater. Club, Sat & Sun 11-3, 5 central air, vaulted ceil- Overlake WANTED $114,500 843-8092 bdrm, 3full baths, finish- T op Harris Elementary readers ing, two tone paint, I ’m looking for a 3 882-8532 ed basement, 2400 sq oversized garage, 226 Short ft, Realtors welcome, w ill get a FREE Balloon ride. acre parcel or 20+ 4BDRM, 1.5BTH gas W Wallace Way (730 Sale fireplace, office room, $169,000. 882-4671 Sponsored by Karen Young & Vision Mortgage North). Tony (801)706- acre parcel in Tooele, family room, game 6363 Secure Real Es- Manufactured Exceptional room, 2 car garage, tate. Grantsville or next to 3 schools. Homes $129,500 4BDRM, 2bth, 3 bed/2 ba home with open & bright floor $120,000 882-5401 plan, neutral colors, fully landscaped & 100% Stockton area. Please 1998 CAVCO 3bdrm, 1775sqft, finished base- BANK OWNED proper- finished. 2033 sq. ft. w/large grand master 2bth, master bath, large Results ment, fenced yard, NE call Peggy. ties. No down payment suite & attached garage. $133,900. tub, separate shower, side Tooele, (435)496- to qualified buyers. Call Overpass Point Park, 0230 or 882-1414. Prudential 435-882- $26,900. Ready to $169,900 OPEN House 4111 Karen Young move in. (801)654- Saturdays 1:30pm- (801) 971-5501 BEAUTIFUL BRICK 0632, (801)296-7284 4:30pm. 4bdrm, 3bth, RE/ M AX house for sale. Quiet 830-0615 Stansbury, new hot tub/ (435) 882-3057 neighborhood. 3bdrm, 1998 Modular Home 1344sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, Each office Independently Owned & Operated paint/ carpet, garage. M ETRO www.SLCity.com/bond fireplaces, fenced yard, Mary Jo Tri County RE garage. Must see. 342 carport, storage shed, (801)597-5856 Isgreen. 830-3603, 849- landscaped. 97W 780N. 2563 Loaded inside and out! 882-6473, 840-1811 DUPLEX FOR sale, Vorwaller Homestead Lua Afatasi 3bdrm, 2bth, fireplace The Newest Member of Our Home Team with each unit. Call Mobile Homes 8 (307)265-6538 after 5 NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING 6pm. 0 EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, 1996 SINGLE WIDE - 2bth w/views! Whirlpool trailer. Grandview Vil- 8 bath, 2 car garage, cor- lage 491 Ash Street. 2 ner lot, fenced, land- 2brdm 2bth. (775)635- 3 822 Buzianis Way W alker Lane 14 N 6th St 748 E. 980 N. 40 S. Alberta 172 Alfred Dr. scaped, sprinklers, 2170 (435)843-8620 4 4 bdrm, 2 bths. Custom built 5 bdrms, 1 3/4 bath, horse Darling Cottage, 3 bdrms, 1 bth, 4 bdrm, 2 bth Rambler. Lots of tile Exit Extra, Townhome special. $162,500. 843-9927 new vinyl windows, new roof, 3 Bdrms, 1.5 baths. Big back 3BDRM 2BTH mobile home with great views.,even property, big rambler. 7.46 and hardwood, notty alder Extra clean, extra nice and comes with snowblower and acres of tranquility and new kitchen and bath remodeled. yard. Great location. Wonderful cabinets, bonus room on main. Very FITCH MANSION, home, nice, $13,000. extra low price. $92,000. Call snowmobile. Great Condition. comfort. $259,900. Patti New water heater. Great Price. home and an appealing price. clean and nice! Call Steve 840-0774 4308sqft hillside bunga- 882-2153 Cameo 840-2897. 850-0009. $64,900. Patti 435-850-0009 $127,900. Call Patti 850-0009. or Toni 830-6496. Jennifer 830-2088. low overlooking historic 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile R RR Eureka, 19 rooms, home for rent, no smok- DDEER NDDEE DEERR 4.5bths, new roof, Na- ing/ pets. 882-1550 UNDERUNN UNDER UUN NND tional Historic Register, U TT TT UNDER UU TT FOR SALE: mobile Jennifer Jones RAC RACRAC $130,000 obo. 882- Cameo Patch NTRAC NTNT RACRAC home, 1999, 3bdrm, (Broker) 840-2897 NT CONTRACTCO NTNT 7094 830-2088 CONTRACTCO CO CO CONTRACTCO CO 2bth, very, very cheap, 576 Mayo Drive 757 North 300 West 10906 S Shelbrooke Dr. 268 West Alfred Dr. 914 West 540 South 487 Upland Dr. FSBO GRANTSVILLE Quiet Street. Notty Alder cabinets Stainless Nice, secluded back yard with South Jordan. Beautiful home. 5 Very clean and nicely decorated with 2 Very clean Multi-level. 3 4 Bdrms, 3 Bths. 9 foot deep in- must sell- moving. 882- c overed patio and deck. Wet bar and 3 tone paint, 4 Bdrms, 2 Baths, 4bdrm, 1.5bth, irrigation stove, dishwaher and built in MW. 3 in family room.3 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms 4 baths. Entertainment Bdrms, 2 Baths. Perfect home ground pool! Finished 8144 wainscoting, and crown molding.50 amp basement. 2 Fireplaces! Excell. bedrooms, 2 baths. Gorgeous yard with full baths Tile floors. Very clean and R oom, courtyard,hot tub. RV hookup, antenna in attic, phone for first time buyer. Includes share included, fully sprinklers. 3 car garage, woodstove and lots condition. Owner/Agent. OPEN HOUSE SAT. 1- many x-tras. $109,900. Call Steve Everything inside & out. Call Ken jacks....$111,900. Call Steve Goodsell 435- Appliances. $116,000. fenced, .33 acre. of extras. $159,900 Call Patti 850-0009. or Toni 840-0774 or 830-6496. 840-1112 or Jennifer 830-2088. 840-0774 or Toni Rydalch 830-6496. Jennifer Jones 830-2088 $137,000. Josh 435-840-3020. 3pm 2000 DOUBLE- $107,000. Call 884- WIDE. Will finance. 1471. 3bdrm, 2bth. Drive by Ken Edwards Patti Westenburg MOVE TO the other side 840-1112 105 Green Pines (Over- 850-0009 of the mountain, WVC pass Point). Call 4bdrm, 2bth, huge 2 car (801)643-2048 garage, make me an of- 422 East 1260 North 386 South Century 664 Greystone Way 1 15 N. 3rd St. 318 South 400 West 161 South 6th St. fer! (801)699-9792 Continued on next page Huge lot .42 acres. Cul-de- 3 bdrms, 1 1/2 bths. Great starter Beautiful condo on golf course! 2 2 Bdrms, 1 Bths. Newly Cute home, walk to schools. 2 Bdrms, 1 Baths. Charming Bungalow! Well taken care of sac, walk to school. Great home! Fully furnished! Quiet Bdrm, 3 Bths. 100% finished remodeled all brick cottage. Hardwood floors, large street, home has 2 outside storage basement. Tons of extra’s. A Large eat in kitchen. Covered familyroom, main floor home looking for a new floor plan, big master bed & sheds. Must see!! $84,900. Call MUST SEE!! $125,000. Josh porch front & back. $79,900. laurdry. Call Patti owner. $75,000. Call Cameo S teve Goodsell bath.Call Patti 850-0009. Cameo Patch 840-2897. 435-840-3020. Jennifer Jones 830-2088. 850-0009. Patch 435-840-2897 Josh Amaro Toni Rydalch Commercial 840-3020 S teve 840-0774 Commercial HURRY! Toni 830-6496 Only 1 left!

th 807 Lakeview, Stansbury 1162 N. 380 E. 295 N. 6 Street 136 Memory Lane 1632 Dean Ave 29 N. Conner Gorgeous home. 3 Bdrms, 2 1/2 2 Bdrms, 1 bth. All brick Over 2900 finished sq foot rambler on Convenience store, main street 3 bdrms, 2 3/4 baths, Very T ooele’s east bench. 5 Bdrms, 3 Baths. 3 Bdr/2 _ bath, excellent location, Closing Costs bths. Fully finished inside and ranch style home. New next to Parker’s Park. Fenced location. All equipment with $ clean, completely finished. Beautiful views of the mountains and Large yard with deck & Hot out. Loads of bells and whistles! carpet & paint. 1 car lake. Very open & family friendly backyard, upstairs laundry, hard the exception of leased S tacey Brown Larry Prather tub. $149,900. Call Jennifer $149,900. Call Patti garage. $97,000. Jennifer home. Call Ken to see today! $230,000. wood floors, very clean & nice. Call equipment stays. $250,000. Call 830-7396 830-5450 830-2088 or Ken 840-1112. 850-0009. Jones 830-2088. Ken Edwards 840-1112. Steve 840-0774 or Toni 830-6496. Ken 840.1112. 0 $ Down 1834 Stoney Mountain Road (Lake Point) ~ Plan for the Future ~ Always wanted to invest in W Hwy 112 Tooele County ~ Hwy 112 frontage 1 acre horse property. Great location. $59,900. With real estate? Call Patti 850-0009 on both sides, 2 wells. $990,000. Call Patti 850-0009. L L custom 2700 sq. ft. 3 brm/2 bath - $223,000. Call Steve at 0 W Hwy 112 ~ Just west of Deseret Peak Complex. 76 North Hale Street ~ 27 acres of meadow, water 840-0774 or Toni 830-6496 for details. included. $185,000. Call Patti 850-0009. $110,000 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central A A acres. $600,000. Call Patti 850-0009. 800 N Cooley (apx.) ~ Over 21 acres with a well. Cochran Lane ~ 13 plus acres close to Links Golf Course. air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. Prime Development land zoned~ Commercial Great pastures. North Cooley frontage. $145,000. Call 14 ft of water included. $230,000. Call Patti 850-0009. N N possibilities. Fronts HWY 112. Just in Grantsville City Patti 850-0009. limits. $318,000. Call Patti 435-850-0009. 305 Cherry St ~ L ooking for peace & quiet? Great 1/4 Pickadilly Lane ~ Great Grantsville location. 14.9 acre building lot in Grantsville. Only $25,000. Call Steve For more information call Matthew with D D 840.0774 or Toni 830.6496. acres with a well. $135,000. Call Patti 850-0009. Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 Exit Realty Home Team 843-TEAM 1-888-943-TEAM (8326) • 1244 N. Main, Ste 101 • Gateway Professional Center FAX 435-843-1148 (8326) *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. CLASS PAGES 04-07-05 4/7/05 7:46 AM Page C8

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Continued from previous page Financial Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices McAffee Realtors Services Meetings Meetings Meetings Lots & Land Real Estate for Your World NEED CASH for your in- GRANTSVILLE CITY Public Notice nance, Regarding off- heritance? I can help. NOTICE OF PUBLIC The Town of Stockton street parking require- Please call (801)699- HEARING ON PRO- will meet in a Regular ments 768 N Main, RESIDENTIAL BUILD- 9792. POSED ZONING ORDI- Meeting Monday April 7. Ordinance 2005-09 - ING lot, Canyon Rim Public Notices NANCE AMENDMENT 11, 2005 at the Stockton Amending Chapter 2 of Tooele Estates, 12,000sqft, REQUIRING CITY Town Hall, 18 N. John- the Uniform Zoning Ordi- zoned R1-12, all under- Meetings COUNCIL APPROVAL son Street. The meeting nance, Changing Defini- 843-1200 ground utilities, peace- OF CERTAIN DEVEL- will begin promptly at tions to Reflect Changes Margene Colledge ful, secluded, beautiful Deadline for public no- 830-2521 OPMENTS 7:00 pm and the agenda made to Chapter 6 views, canyon atmos- tices is 4 p.m. the day NOTICE IS HEREBY shall be as follows: 8. Ordinance 2005-10 - $ 21,900 Very nice dou- phere, $29,900. Owner prior to publication. GIVEN that the Grants- 1. Roll Call Amending Chapter 4-14 New Listing 882-7094. Public notices submit- New Listing b le wide, priced well ville City Council will con- 2. General Business of the Uniform Zoning ted past the deadline duct a public hearing at a. Minutes Ordinance, for Height below the market value for will not be accepted. the Grantsville City Offi- b. Bills Limitations on Accessory PALOMINO NOTICE OF PUBLIC a Quick Sale! Owner Craig Rydalch ces, 429 East Main 3. Mitchell Fedoruk-Busi- Buildings transferred, Very 496-0721 HEARING ON PRO- Street, Grantsville, Utah ness License 9. Ordinance 2005-11 - RANCH POSED VACATION OF on Wednesday, April, 20, 4. Third Quarter Budget Reducing the Area of the Motivated! Call Jerry A TOOELE COUNTY 2003 at 7:00 p.m., to Report Hazardous Waste Corri- 801-209-6390 HORSE LOTS ROAD consider an amendment 5. Initiative Petition to dor and Amending Chap- 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY to the Grantsville Land Forward the Sewer Proj- ter 18 to Reduce the Dis- 1 ⁄ 2 acres $55,000 GIVEN pursuant to Utah Use Management Code ect tance from existing Code Annotated §72-3- Jeannine Johnson 5 acres $90,000 by requiring the City 6. FY06 Budget Review Dwellings and to Make 70 West 400 South 830-6369 108, that the Tooele Council to approve cer- 7. Reports other Technical Changes PUBLIC WATER, County Commission will tain developments, previ- a. Planning & Zoning – 10. Ordinance 2005-12 - PUBLIC SEWER & conduct a public hearing ously only approved by Grants - Mary Edwards Rezoning Approximately in Room 310 of the the Planning Commis- b. Nuisance – Nando 640 Acres of the Hazard- 2 IRRIG. SHARES Tooele County Court- sion. The new develop- Meli ous Waste Corridor from 884-6755 house, 47 South Main ments subject to this pro- c. Animal Control – Dan its Present MG-EX to Karen Perry Street, Tooele, Utah, on posed ordinance include Rydalch MG-H 830-7846 Tuesday, April 26, 2005, LAVA HOT Springs, Ida- any development having d. Building Department – 11. Slurry Seal Contract at 3:00 p.m. concerning ho two acre with electric a value over Dan Grogan with Kilgore Paving the vacation of the road 3901 North 2125 West well irrigation $49000 $250,000.00, any multi- e. Police/Courts – James 12. Property Purchase - 291 W. Dawson Dr. connecting SR196 to the ple occupancy building Parker North of Health Depart- Very nice family home. 5 bdrms, 3.5 bths, over $ 185,000 5 1/2 acres of affordable STOCKTON BUILDING Iosepa Cemetery in Skull with over four units and f. Fire Department – Don ment Building sized bths w/garden tub & separate shower in the Valley. A new public ac- Master Suite, walk-in closets, tile kitchen floor. country living with room to grow. Very lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. all apartments. West 13. Bookmobile Library John Gollaher cess route to the ceme- Great location, close to shopping, schools and nice and well maintained home. Low 830-8552 Newly constructed All interested persons g. Water Department – Contract Amendment Golf Course. $149,000 taxes, school bus stops at the end of your roads. Beautiful lake/ tery from SR196 is being are invited to attend and Richard Stockdale 14. Lease Termination Call Craig 496-0721. private road. Call Craig 496-0721 mountain views. Great created across public provide comment upon 8. Attorney Business Agreement - Intermoun- for manufactured or and private lands so the proposal. Written 9. Executive Session tain Karting Complex, custom built homes. there will still be public comments will also be 10. Mayor’s Remarks LLC 882-7094. access to the point of considered if submitted 11. Adjourn 15. Renewal of lease destination. The planning to the City Recorder in Ellen L. Montague with utah highway patrol Cheryl Barrus 840-4466 Water Shares commission has recom- advance of the hearing. April 6, 2005 - wendover building mended approval of the The current zoning ordi- (Published in the Tran- 16. Quitclaim Deed to vacation. nance and regulations script Bulletin April 7, Grantsville Soil Conser- 2 SHARES of Settlement A map showing the loca- and the proposed 2005) vation District - Sheep Canyon Water for sale 122 N Pinehurst Ave tion of the road being va- amendment may be re- PUBLIC NOTICE lane Road Property 793 East 890 North in Tooele, $2250/per cated and the location of viewed at the Grantsville The Stansbury Park Im- 17. Addition of New Full $ $ share. If interested the new road may be in- City Offices each week- Time Employee - Engi- 132,500 Immaculate 4 bedroom, 2 143,900 Great home, inside and out! 4 Karma Albrecht provement District will 224-2734 please call Robbie bdrms, 3 bths, gas log fireplace. Alar sys- spected at the Tooele day before the public hold a Public Hearing for neering Department bath home. Totally remodeled. Elevated (801)260-1502. or 435- tem. Double car garage with opener. RV County Engineering De- hearing, between the the amendment of the 18. Rodeo Agreement play house. Covered patio. RV parking. 840-1737 p arking and much more! Call Jeannine partment from 8:30 a.m. hours of 9:00 a.m. and 2005 budget on April 18, Tooele Bit & Sput and Call Heather 830-4975. 502271 to 5:00 p.m. each week- 4:00 p.m. tooele County 830-6369. 2 SHARES Settlement 2005 at 4:00 p.m. at 10 day prior to the public Persons with disabilities 19. Contract Review Canyon irrigation water. Plaza, Stansbury Park, hearing. Persons wishing needing accommoda- A) Contract #00-10-01 - $1900 each. Call Neal Utah. The 2005 budget Terry Baird to comment upon the tions to participate in this is available at the District Interlocal - Tooele Coun- 850-9546 (801)785-4954 proposed vacation hearing should contact Office for review by the ty, BLM, Communica- should attend the public DESPERATE LOOKING Wendy Palmer at the public. tions and Dispatch Serv- hearing or submit written to lease a share of Set- Grantsville City Offices at (Published in the Tran- ices comment prior to the tlement Canyon Water least 24 hours in ad- script Bulletin, April 7, B) Contract #99-05-12 - meeting. 882-5440 vance of the hearing. 2005) County Brand Inspection DATED this 31st day of 74 South 7th Street DATED this 30 day of C) Contract #03-04-09 - 22 N. Booth, G-ville Jeannie McIntyre SETTLEMENT CANYON March, 2005. March, 2005. NOTICE AND AGENDA Memorandum of Agree- 830-0250 water share, $2,500 BY ORDER OF THE BY ORDER OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY ment - Deseret Chemical $ 99,900 3 bdrm, 2 bth, 1240 sq. ft., $71,500 Cheap living with a 2 bedroom, 1 bath home with a great location! Or would obo 882-4814 or 830- TOOELE COUNTY GRANTSVILLE CITY GIVEN THAT THE Depot, Dugway and corner lot, full sprinkling, partially make a great investment property. Foreclosure 5694 COMMISSION COUNCIL TOOELE COUNTY Tooele County for Traffic fenced. Must see to appreciate. looms, seller will look at all offers. DENNIS D. EWING, Wendy Palmer COMMISSION WILL Control & Decontamina- Call John 830-8552. Call Heather 830-4975. SETTLEMENT CANYON Clerk (Published in the City Recorder HOLD A REGULAR tion Support water shares. $2200 Transcript Bulletin March (Published in the Tran- MEETING ON TUES- 20. Board Appointments Heather Olsen each. 884-6406 830-4975 31, April 7, 14, & 21, script Bulletin on March DAY, APRIL 12, 2005, 21. Public Concerns 2005) 31, April 7 & 14, 2005) AT 3:00 P.M., IN ROOM 22. Adjourn Office Space 310, TOOELE COUNTY DATED THIS 6TH DAY COURTHOUSE, 47 OF APRIL, 2005 SOUTH MAIN STREET, DENNIS D. EWING FLOOR SPACE with util- Sell Your Home Here TOOELE, UTAH. THE Tooele County Clerk ities and some ameni- AGENDA IS: Pursuant to the Ameri- Robin Stewart ties, excellent for stor- for 224-2122 1. Roll Call cans with Disabilities Act, age, computer, utility. 345 W. Dimaggio 268 Utah Avenue 2. Minutes individuals needing spe- 882-6162 $ 60 $ 3. Tax Adjustments $ 139,900 Neat and clean older home. 4 cial accommodations 159,000 Cute house on large 13 4. Bills bdmrs, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, livingroom, RENT TO own. 2450sqft during this meeting corner lot. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car 5. Deseret Peak Com- large yard w/full auto sprinklers, deck, RV commerical building on should notify Dennis D. garage, large concrete patio, .33 plex parking and so much more. Main St. High traffic and acres. Call Karen 830-7846. 451202 A great home. Call Jeannine 830-6369. 6. Ordinance 2005-08 - Jerry Johnson visual. (801)463-7777 801-209-6390 Amending Chapter 6 of or (801) 403-3955 Call 882-0050 *Based on 13 issue contract. the Uniform Zoning Ordi- Continued on next page Buyers, my services are FREE! Sellers, my services are invaluable! Call for ADVICE • LIST PROPERTY • FIND PROPERTY SADDLE UP QUICK, QUALITY SERVICE NEW NEW LISTINGLLIISSTINGTING NEW NEW LISTINGLLIISSTINGTINGRR Deluxe Horse Property DEE UNDERUNND TT $ U is coming this spring $ $ 129,500 $ 101,500 RACRAC 462 East 770 North 636NT NTNorthridge Ave Great Eastside Home with Incredible views, 3 Bdrms with Do Not OMissO This Great Home in Quiet Neighborhood room for another, 1 Full Bath and Plumbed for another, CONTRACTC With C4 Bdrms, 2 Baths, 2 Family Areas, Heated & Cooled Fully Fenced and Landscaped, Build Equity For Your 2 Car Garage and Shop, Fully Fenced Yard and Alot of Future, Come See Alot More! Storage and More. Call Quick. PricePr Priceice ReducedReduced

$ $ 97,000 $ $ 78,000 227 Alfred Drive Great Starter or Retiree Condo! This Multi-level Twin Home has 3 Bdrms/ 2 Full Baths, 50% 107 West 600 North, #103 This Cozy Condo has Finished Basement, Central A/C, Large Vinyl Fenced Yard, 2 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Gas Fireplace, Covered Patio, Trees, Full Auto-Sprinklers, Garden Plot and More. Storage, Upgrades, comes with Washer/Dryer, Appliances and is Handicap Accessible.

$ $ 91,500 $ $ 43,460 369 North 1st East 158 East 1530 No. Overpass Pt. This Well Built Rambler has 1372 s.f., 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths, 1999 Cavco Manufactured Home Spacious 1940 s.f. floor plan, 4 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Family Rm, Cold Storage, Rear Entry into Mud Rm and Master Suite w/ Walk-In Closet, Garden Tub, His/Her a covered patio. Vanities. PricePr Priceice ReducedReduced 1774 North Brett $ $ 123,000 $ $ 118,000 282 West 670 North Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large A Condo for Family! 3 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile 2 family areas, Master Suite w/ walk-in closet, CallCall LaramieLaramie DunnDunn flooring, family room and fenced yard. storage space and more. *Each office independently owned and operated. 435.224.4000435.224.4000 Shane Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. Bergen 840-0344 (cell) 882-8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main CLASS PAGES 04-07-05 4/7/05 7:46 AM Page C9

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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 Water Users Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices ported to be located in within 24 hours of the tion Systems, Inc., the Scott Lundberg, PROCEEDING, YOU PUBLIC NOTICE ing an environmental as- Pre-applications must be Meetings Tooele County at 802 sale. present Beneficiary. The Trustee SHOULD CONTACT A Settlement Canyon Irri- sessment (EA) for an either to assist individual East 620 North, Tooele, THIS IS AN ATTEMPT present owner is report- 3269 South Main, #100 LAWYER. On April 19, gation Company would Ewing, Tooele County abandoned mine land homeowners, rental UT 84074 (the under- TO COLLECT A DEBT. ed to be JOSHUA B. Salt Lake City, UT 2005, at 4:30pm, Of like to inform its share- Clerk, at 843-3148 prior reclamation project in properties, or coopera- signed disclaims liability ANY INFORMATION SCHEAR, an unmarried 84115 (801) 263-3400 James H Woodall, as du- holders that the irrigation to the meeting. Utah. tive projects. Any combi- for any error in the ad- OBTAINED WILL BE man. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – ly appointed Trustee un- water will be turned on (Published in the Tran- This action covers the nation pre-application will dress), and more particu- USED FOR THAT PUR- The purchase price is 5:00 p.m. der a Deed of Trust re- Saturday, April 16th. script Bulletin April 7, Vernon Sheeprocks not be accepted. Howev- larly described as: POSE. payable in lawful money L&A Case No. 04-50093 corded January 27, Please make sure your 2005) abandoned noncoal mine er, an applicant may sub- Lot 247, SPRINGS DATED this 18th day of of the United States of Team B/SN 2003, as Instrument No. valves are closed. Call reclamation project. The mit more than one type MEADOWS PHASE 2, March, 2005. America. Bidders must THIS COMMUNICATION 194871, in Book 817, 833-9606 with any ques- project area is located in of pre-application. Public Notices according to the official Marlon L. Bates, Trust- be prepared to tender to IS AN ATTEMPT TO Page 146, of the Official tions. southeast Tooele Coun- Only one eligible organi- plat thereof on file and of ee the Trustee a $5,000.00 COLLECT A DEBT, AND Records in the office at (Published in the Tran- Trustee's Sales ty, Utah, about 40 miles zation will be selected for record in the Tooele SCALLEY & READING, non-refundable deposit ANY INFORMATION the County Recorder of script Bulletin April 5, 7, south of Tooele and di- funding. County Recorder's Of- P.C. in certified funds or a OBTAINED WILL BE Tooele County, State of 12 & 14, 2005) rectly south of Vernon on If you have any ques- Deadline for public no- fice. 50 South Main Street, cashier's check at the USED FOR THAT PUR- Utah, executed by Heidi the central spine of the tices is 4 p.m. the day tions or wish to obtain a Together with all the im- Suite 950 time of sale to secure POSE. Rowland, will sell at pub- Public Notices Sheeprock Mountains. pre-application, please prior to publication. provements now or here- P.O. Box 11429 bid, and the balance of (Published in the Tran- lic auction to highest bid- Miscellaneous OSM funded the Utah Public notices submit- contact Kristine Dahlberg after erected on the Salt Lake City, Utah the purchase price must script Bulletin April 7, 14 der, payable in lawful Abandoned Mine Recla- at (801) 524-4329. ted past the deadline Deadline for public no- property, and all ease- 84147-0429 be paid in full in the form & 21, 2005) money of the United mation Program to re- (Published in the Tran- will not be accepted. tices is 4 p.m. the day ments, appurtenances, Telephone: (801) 531- of certified funds or a States at the time of claim about 73 priority 1 script Bulletin March 31, and fixtures now or here- 7870 cashier's check within 24 sale. Successful bidders prior to publication. NOTICE OF TRUST- NOTICE OF TRUST- abandoned mine open- April 5 & 7, 2005) after a part of the proper- Business Hours: 9:00 hours from the time of must tender a deposit of Public notices submit- EE'S SALE EE'S SALE ings, including shafts, ty. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. sale. $5,000 in certified funds ted past the deadline The following described The following described adits, and inclines, on SUMMONS The current beneficiary TS# This Trustee’s Sale is to the trustee at the time will not be accepted. property will be sold at property will be sold at private and public lands Civil No. 050300355 of the trust deed is Mort- 940841860040522104 subject to a bankruptcy of sale, with the balance public auction to the public auction to the ANNOUNCEMENT OF to eliminate hazards to IN THE THIRD JUDI- gage Electronic Registra- (Published in the Tran- filing, a payoff, a rein- due by noon the follow- highest bidder, payable highest bidder at the APPOINTMENT AND public safety. CIAL DISTRICT COURT tion Systems, Inc., as script Bulletin March 24, statement or any other ing business day, at the in lawful money of the West Main Entrance, NOTICE TO CRED- Complete copies of the IN AND FOR TOOELE nominee for Chase 31 & April 7, 2005) condition of which the office of the Trustee. At United States at the North Steps, Tooele ITORS FONSI are available at COUNTY, STATE OF Home Finance, LLC, trustee is not aware that the West main entrance, West Main Entrance, NOTICE OF TRUST- County Courthouse, 47 Estate of Evelyn Cock- the Office of Surface UTAH successor by merger to would cause the cancel- North steps to the Tooele North Steps, Tooele EE'S SALE South Main Street, erill England Mining, Western Region- RICHARD C. LEE and Chase Manhattan Mort- lation of this sale. Fur- County District Court, 47 County Courthouse, 47 The following described Tooele, Utah, on May 5, Deceased Probate No.: al Coordinating Center, MAURINE B. LEE, gage Corporation, its ther, if any of these con- S. Main Tooele Utah all South Main, Tooele, real property will be sold 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of 053300015 Denver Field Division, Plaintiffs, successors and assigns, ditions exist, this sale will right, title and interest Utah, on May 3, 2005 at at public auction to the said day, for the purpose Leo England, whose ad- 1999 Broadway, Suite vs. and the record owners of be null and void, the suc- conveyed to and now 1:00 PM, for the purpose highest bidder, purchase of foreclosing a trust dress is 560 East 4500 3320, Denver, Colorado, AMOS DAVIS, CLAR- the property as of the re- cessful bidder’s funds held by it under said of foreclosing a Trust price payable in lawful deed originally executed South, Delta, Utah, 80202-5733. They also ENCE DAVIS, STE- cording of the notice of shall be returned, and Deed of Trust in the Deed dated July 25, money of the United on April 26, 2000 by An- 84624; Bonnie Hunter, are available at the Utah PHEN R. MEADOWS, default are Joey L. the Trustee and the Ben- property situated in said 2003 executed by Doug- States of America at the nalyce Hochstrasser and whose address is 5509 Division of Oil, Gas and JOHN DAVIS, and Does Butcher and Kathy M. eficiary shall not be liable County and State descri- las Moormann, as Trust- time of sale, at the north- James B. Hochstrasser, N. Brienne Way, Stans- Mining, Abandoned Mine 1 through 10, including Butcher. to the successful bidder bed as: All of Lot 543, or, in favor of Mortgage ern most, of the two west as trustors, in favor of bury Park, Utah, 84074; Reclamation Program, all other persons un- The sale is subject to a for any damages. Rancho Tooele Phase V Electronic Registration entrances of the Tooele World Savings Bank, and Alice Harvey, whose 1594 West North Tem- known, claiming any bankruptcy filing, a pay- THIS COMMUNICATION Amended, according to Systems, Inc., "MERS", County Courthouse, FSB, covering the follow- address is 168 West 600 ple, Suite 1210, Salt right, title, estate, or in- off, a reinstatement or IS AN ATTEMPT TO the official plat thereof, as Beneficiary, covering a/k/a the Third Judicial ing real property purport- North, Tooele, Utah, Lake City, Utah, 84114. terest in, or lien upon any other condition of COLLECT A DEBT, AND on file and of record in real property located in District Court, 47 South ed to be located in 84074, have been ap- (Published in the Tran- the real property de- which the trustee is not ANY INFORMATION the Tooele County Re- Tooele County and de- Main, Tooele, Utah, on Tooele County at 382 pointed Personal Repre- script Bulletin April 5 & scribed in the plead- aware that would cause OBTAINED WILL BE corder's Office. The scribed as follows: LOT Wednesday, April 20, North 880 East, Tooele, sentatives of the above- 7, 2005) ings adverse to the the cancellation of the USED FOR THAT PUR- street address and other 121, WEST MEADOWS 2005, at the hour of 9:00 UT 84074 (the under- entitled Estate. Creditors complainant’s owner- sale. If any such condi- POSE. DATED: March common designation of PUBLIC NOTICE PLAT-C, ACCORDING a.m. of that day for the signed disclaims liability of the Estate are hereby ship, or clouding their tion exists, the sale shall 30, 2005. the real property descri- USDA – Rural Develop- TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT purpose of foreclosing a for any error in the ad- notified to: (1) deliver or title thereto, be void, the successful Paul M. Halliday, Jr. bed above is purported ment is accepting pre- THEREOF, AS RE- deed of trust executed by dress), and more particu- mail their written to the Defendants. bidder’s funds returned Successor Trustee to be: 815 South 780 applications until 5:00 CORDED IN THE OF- Chushan Heu in favor of larly described as: Personal Representative THE STATE OF UTAH and the trustee and cur- 376 East 400 South, West Tooele Ut 84074. PM, May 13, 2005, For FICE OF THE TOOELE Westgate Mortgage Co., Lot 416, OQUIRRH the addresses above, (2) TO THE ABOVE- rent beneficiary shall not Suite 300, Salt Lake Estimated Total Debt as Housing Preservation COUNTY RECORDER. a Utah corporation, cov- HILLS ESTATES, deliver or mail their writ- NAMED DEFENDANTS: be liable to the success- City, Utah 84111 Tele- of April 19, 2005 is Grants (HPG) under Together with all the im- ering real property locat- PHASE 4, SUBDIVI- ten claims to the Person- You are hereby sum- ful bidder for any dam- phone: (801) 355-2886 $101,719.16. The under- Section 533 of the Hous- provements now or here- ed at approximately 893 SION, a Subdivision of al Representatives’ attor- moned and required to age. Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., signed Trustee disclaims ing Act of 1949, 42 after erected on the North 1430 East, Tooele, Tooele City, according to ney of record, Gregory L. file an Answer in writing Bidders must tender to 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. any liability for any incor- U.S.C. 1490 (m). This property, and all ease- Tooele County, Utah, the official plat thereof, Seal, at 1366 East Mur- to the Complaint to Quiet the trustee a $5,000.00 (MST) rectness of the street ad- grant provides funds to ments, appurtenances, and more particularly de- recorded in the office of ray-Holladay Road, Salt Title with the Clerk of the deposit at the sale and FILE NUMBER: 27041 dress and other common eligible organizations, and fixtures now or here- scribed as: the County Recorder of Lake City, Utah 84117; above entitled Court at the balance of the pur- (Publish in the Transcript designation, if any, (State and Local Govern- after a part of the proper- LOT 808, CARR FORK Tooele County, Utah. or (3) file their written 47 South Main St., chase price by 12:00 Bulletin March 31, April 7 shown herein. Said sale ments, Nonprofit Corpo- ty. Tax Parcel No.: 13- SUBDIVISION PLAT Together with all the im- claims with the Clerk of Tooele, Utah 84074, and noon the day following & 14, 2005) will be made without cov- rations, Federally Recog- 015-0-0121 The street EIGHT, ACCORDING provements now or here- the Third District Court in to serve upon, or mail to the sale. The deposit enant or warranty, ex- nized Indian Tribes, and address of the property TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT NOTICE OF TRUST- after erected on the Tooele County, or other- plaintiff’s attorney John must be in the form of a press or implied, regard- Consortia of Eligible Enti- is purported to be 972 THEREOF, AS RE- EE'S SALE property, and all ease- wise present their claims Mack Dow, at the ad- cashier’s check or bank ing title, possession, con- ties), to conduct housing West 660 South, Tooele, CORDED IN THE OF- The following described ments, rights, appurte- as required by Utah law dress listed above, a official check payable to dition or encumbrances, preservation programs UT 84074. The under- FICE OF THE TOOELE property will be sold at nances, rents, royalties, within three (3) months copy of said answer, Lundberg & Associates. including fees, charges benefiting very low – and signed disclaims any lia- COUNTY RECORDER. public auction to the mineral, oil and gas after the date of the first within 20 days after serv- The balance must be in and expenses of the low-income rural resi- bility for any error in the 13-026-0-0808 highest bidder at the rights and profits, water publication of this notice ice of this summons the form of a wire trans- Trustee and of the trusts dents. Program funds street address. The cur- The current beneficiary West Main Entrance, rights and stock and all or be forever barred. upon you. fer, cashier’s check, created by said Deed of cover part or all of the rent Beneficiary of the of the trust deed is Mort- North Steps, Tooele fixtures now or hereafter Date of first publication: This is an action to quiet bank official check or Trust, to pay the remain- grantee’s cost of provid- trust deed is Mortgage gage Electronic Registra- County Courthouse, 47 a part of the property. March 24, 2005 title to the following prop- U.S. Postal money order ing principal sums of the ing loans, grants, interest Electronic Registration tion Systems, Inc., and South Main Street, The current beneficiary DATED this 21st day of erty: payable to Lundberg & note(s) secured by said reduction payments or Systems, Inc., ("MERS"), the record owners of the Tooele, Utah, on May 5, of the trust deed is World March, 2005. NE 1/4 NW 1/4 & S 1/2 Associates. If wire trans- Deed of Trust. The cur- other assistance to eligi- solely as nominee for the property as of the record- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Savings Bank, FSB, and SEAL & KENNEDY, a OF NW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 & fer is used, an additional rent beneficiary of the ble homeowners, owners lender and the record ing of the notice of de- said day, for the purpose the record owners of the Professional Corpora- NW 1/4 OF OF NW 1/4 $10.00 must be remitted Trust Deed as of the of single or multiple unit owners of the property fault are Chushan Heu of foreclosing a trust property as of the record- tion OF NE 1/4 OF SECTION with the purchase price. date of this notice is: rental properties or for as of the recording of this and Deu Thao. The trust- deed originally executed ing of the notice of de- By GREGORY L. SEAL, 27 T7S R7W SLB&M, Cash payments are not Mortgage Electronic the benefit of owners of notice of default is re- ee's sale of the aforede- on September 17, 1999 fault are Annalyce Hoch- Attorney for Personal BALANCE AFTER 6- accepted. A trustee’s Registration Systems, consumer cooperative ported to be Alicia L. scribed real property will by Dustin J. Veenendaal, strasser and James B. Representatives 132-8 70.00 AC deed will be delivered to Inc. The record owner of housing projects. The Morrmann. Bidders must be made without warran- as trustor, in favor of Hochstrasser. (Published in the Tran- If you fail to do so, judg- the successful bidder the property as of the re- purpose of this grant is to be prepared to tender to ty as to title, possession, World Savings Bank, The sale is subject to a script Bulletin March 24, ment by default will be within three business cording of the Notice of reduce the cost of repair the trustee $5,000.00 at or encumbrances. Bid- FSB, covering the follow- bankruptcy filing, a pay- 31 & April 7, 2005) taken against you for the days after receipt of the Default is/are: Heidi and rehabilitation, to re- the sale and the balance ders must be prepared to ing real property purport- off, a reinstatement or OFFICIAL NOTICE relief demanded in said amount bid. Rowland and Larry S. move or correct health or of the purchase price by tender $5,000.00 in certi- ed to be located in any other condition of Under Title IV of the Sur- complaint, which has DATED: March 31, 2005. Rowland. Dated: March safety hazards, to com- 12:00 noon the day fol- fied funds at the sale and Tooele County at 658 which the trustee is not face Mining Control and been filed with the clerk Scott Lundberg, Trustee 24, 2005. James H ply with applicable devel- lowing the sale. Both the balance of the pur- East 290 North, Tooele, aware that would cause Reclamation Act of 1977 of the above Court. 3269 South Main, #100 Woodall 10653 River opment standards/codes payments must be in the chase price in certified UT 84074 (the under- the cancellation of the (30 U.S.C. 1201 et seq.; Dated this 21st day of Salt Lake City, UT Front Parkway, Suite 290 or to perform necessary form of a cashier's funds within 24 hours of signed disclaims liability sale. If any such condi- SMCRA), the Denver March, 2005. 84115 South Jordan Ut 84095 repairs to improve the check; cash is not ac- the sale. for any error in the ad- tion exists, the sale shall Field Division of the Of- John Mack Dow (801) 263-3400 (801)254-9450 (800)245- general living conditions ceptable. A trustee's THIS IS AN ATTEMPT dress), and more particu- be void, the successful fice of Surface Mining Attorney for Plaintiffs Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 1886 (Hotline) Hours: of the resident(s), includ- deed will be made avail- TO COLLECT A DEBT. larly described as: bidder’s funds returned (OSM) gives notice of (Published in the Tran- 5:00 p.m. 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. ing improved accessibili- able to the successful ANY INFORMATION Lot 353, OQUIRRH and the trustee and cur- the availability of a Find- script Bulletin March 24, L&A Case No. 05-44773 Signature/by: James H. ty for persons with disa- bidder within three busi- OBTAINED WILL BE MEADOWS SUBDIVI- rent beneficiary shall not ing of No Significant Im- 31, April 7 & 14, 2005) Team A/KL Woodall, Trustee R- bilities. ness days following re- USED FOR THAT PUR- SION Phase 3, accord- be liable to the success- pacts (FONSI) address- THIS COMMUNICATION 117332 ceipt of the bid amount. POSE. ing to the official plat ful bidder for any dam- IS AN ATTEMPT TO (Published in the Tran- The sale is made without DATED this 18th day of thereof, on file and of re- age. COLLECT A DEBT, AND script Bulletin March 24, any warranty whatsoev- March, 2005. cord in the Tooele Coun- Bidders must tender to ANY INFORMATION 31 & April 7, 2005) er, including but not limit- Marlon L. Bates, Trust- ty Recorder's Office. the trustee a $5,000.00 Huntsman to sign bill giving OBTAINED WILL BE ed to any warranty as to ee Less and excepting deposit at the sale and USED FOR THAT PUR- Public Notices title, liens, possession, SCALLEY & READING, therefrom the South 4.75 the balance of the pur- POSE. taxes encumbrances, or P.C. feet thereof. chase price by 12:00 Water Users tax credit for organ donations condition of the property. (Published in the Tran- 50 South Main Street, Together with all the im- noon the day following NOTICE TO WATER The sale is subject to a script Bulletin April 7, 14 Suite 950 provements now or here- In a move that sets Utah once So far, nineteen Utahns have the sale. The deposit USERS workout reinstatement, &21, 2005) P.O. Box 11429 after erected on the must be in the form of a The State Engineer re- again as a leader in organ donation become Good Samaritan Donors, payoff, sale cancellation Salt Lake City, Utah property, and all ease- NOTICE OF TRUST- cashier’s check or bank ceived the following Ap- initiatives, Governor John Huntsman more than any similar anonymous or postponement, incor- 84147-0429 ments, rights, appurte- EE'S SALE official check payable to plication(s) in Tooele rect bidding instructions, Telephone: (801) 531- nances, rents, royalties, will sign Senator Karen Hale’s Living kidney donor program in the nation. The following described Lundberg & Associates. County (Locations in bankruptcy, or any other 7870 mineral, oil and gas Organ Donor Tax Credit bill (SB164) Kerri Adams, a state employee in real property will be sold The balance must be in SLB&M) circumstance of which Business Hours: 9:00 rights and profits, water into law on Friday, April 8, at 3 p.m. the human resource department, at public auction to the the form of a wire trans- For more information or the trustee is unaware. In a.m. to 5:00 p.m. rights and stock and all highest bidder, purchase fer, cashier’s check, to receive a copy of fil- in the Governor’s Office, Suite #220, was the first Utahns to use the the event any of the fore- TS# fixtures now or hereafter price payable in lawful bank official check or ings, visit http://water- going apply, the sale will 940843025300904470 a part of the property. East Capitol Complex Building. state employee 30 day paid leave money of the United U.S. Postal money order rights.utah.gov or call 1- be void and the success- (Published in the Tran- The current beneficiary This law will likely increase Good policy and believes the new law will States of America at the payable to Lundberg & 866-882-4426. ful bidder's funds will be script Bulletin March 24, of the trust deed is World Samaritan Living Kidney Donation “widen the net” of potential anony- time of sale, at the north- Associates. If wire trans- Persons objecting to an returned without any lia- 31 & April 7, 2005) Savings Bank, FSB and ern most, of the two west fer is used, an additional application must file a (anonymous kidney donation) in mous kidney donors. bility to the trustee or entrances of the Tooele NOTICE OF TRUST- the record owner of the $10.00 must be remitted beneficiary for interest or property as of the record- CLEARLY READABLE Utah by giving living donors a tax “We know they’re out there, County Courthouse, EE'S SALE with the purchase price. protest stating FILING any other damages. NO- a/k/a the Third Judicial The following described ing of the notice of de- Cash payments are not credit for incidental costs associ- because our surveys show that eight TICE IS HEREBY GIV- fault is Dustin J. Veenen- NUMBER, REASONS ated with donation such as lost percent of the populous are willing District Court, 47 South real property will be sold accepted. A trustee’s FOR OBJECTION, EN THAT THIS FIRM IS Main, Tooele, Utah, on at public auction to the daal. deed will be delivered to wages, meals, travel, etc. The maxi- to donate a kidney to a stranger,” ATTEMPTING TO COL- PROTESTANTS` NAME Wednesday, April 20, highest bidder without The sale is subject to a the successful bidder mum credit allowed is $10,000. said McDonald. “This new law will LECT A DEBT AND ANY bankruptcy filing, a pay- AND RETURN AD- 2005, at the hour of 9:00 warranty as to title, pos- within three business DRESS, and any request INFORMATION OB- a.m. of that day for the session or encumbran- off, a reinstatement or days after receipt of the Two years ago, the state of help those who want to donate, but TAINED WILL BE USED any other condition of for a hearing. Protest Utah created a new policy to give can’t afford to take two weeks to a purpose of foreclosing a ces, at the West main amount bid. must be filed with the FOR THAT PURPOSE. deed of trust executed by entrance North steps of which the trustee is not DATED: April 6, 2005. government employees 30 days of month recovery time off work.” Dated April 3, 2005. aware that would cause State Engineer, Box Peter C. Byrus and Shar- the Tooele County Court- Scott Lundberg, Trust- 146300, Salt Lake City, paid leave if they donated an organ How is Utah a leader in organ Stuart T. Matheson, Suc- the cancellation of the ee on L. Byrus in favor of house, 47 South Main, UT 84114-6300 on or be- to save a life. So far, five state recovery? cessor Trustee Mathe- Washington Mutual Tooele, Utah, on April sale. If any such condi- 3269 South Main, #100 son, Mortenson, Olsen & tion exists, the sale shall fore MAY 4, 2005. These employees have donated a kidney The Utah Donor Registry- 1 mil- Bank, a Washington cor- 26, 2005, at 4:30 o'clock Salt Lake City, UT are informal proceedings Jeppson, P.C. 648 East poration, covering real p.m., of said day: Situat- be void, the successful 84115 to someone they didn’t know under lion registrants; in top 10 in nation. First South Salt Lake as per Rule R655-6-2 of property located at ap- ed in the County of bidder’s funds returned (801) 263-3400 the policy. City, Utah 84102 (801) and the trustee and cur- the Division of Water proximately 824 East Tooele, State of Utah, Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Rights. (The Period of “This new statewide initiative to Organ transplant programs- top 363-2244 Office Hours 540 North, Tooele, more particularly descri- rent beneficiary shall not – 5:00 p.m. 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, be liable to the success- Use is generally year- find more Good Samaritan Living 10 percent in donor consent rates. Tooele County, Utah, bed as follows: L&A Case No. 04-30250 round except irrigation Mon.-Fri. MMOJ File No.: and more particularly de- Beginning 30 rods West ful bidder for any dam- Team B/SN Kidney Donors may be the move Good Samaritan Living Kidney 007712m ASAP641249 which is generally from scribed as: of the Southeast corner age. THIS COMMUNICATION that decreases the organ transplant Donor Program- top in nation. (Published in the Tran- Bidders must tender to Apr 1 to Oct 31 each LOT 226, SPRING of Lot 1, Block 4, Plat IS AN ATTEMPT TO year) waiting list in Utah in a way not 30 days paid leave for state employ- script Bulletin April 7, 14 MEADOWS PHASE 2, "B", Tooele City Survey, the trustee a $5,000.00 COLLECT A DEBT, AND & 21, 2005) deposit at the sale and CHANGE APPLICA- seen in any other state,” said Alex ees who donate a kidney. ACCORDING TO THE Tooele City, said point ANY INFORMATION TION(S) the balance of the pur- OBTAINED WILL BE AMENDED NOTICE OF OFFICIAL PLAT being further described 15-3892(a29952): James McDonald, director of public edu- Tax Credits for living organ chase price by 12:00 USED FOR THAT PUR- TRUSTEE'S SALE THEREOF, AS RE- as the Southwest corner N. and Betty D. Ward cation for Intermountain Donor donors. noon the day following POSE. The following described CORDED IN THE OF- of the Public Square of propose(s) using 16.0 Services (IDS), the Utah organ Utah Celebration of Life Donor the sale. The deposit (Published in the Tran- property will be sold at FICE OF THE COUNTY Tooele City; and running ac-ft. from the Under- must be in the form of a script Bulletin April 7, 14 recovery agency. Monument. public auction to the RECORDER OF SAID thence West 4.5 rods; ground Water Well (3878 cashier’s check or bank & 21, 2005) highest bidder at the COUNTY. 12-020-0- thence North 17 rods; North Droubay Road) for 0226 thence East 4.5 rods; official check payable to West Main Entrance, Lundberg & Associates. Irrigation; Stockwatering; DWS introduces new recruitment tool North Steps, Tooele The current beneficiary thence South 17 rods to NOTICE OF TRUST- Domestic. of the trust deed is the point of beginning. The balance must be in EE’S SALE The Department of Workforce navigation, more employer control County Courthouse, 47 the form of a wire trans- 15-3065(a29953): South Main Street, Washington Mutual, FA, TAX # 02-083-0-0020 APN: 12-012-0-0543 Stansbury Recreation Services (DWS) has introduced a features, enhanced and simplified and the record owner of Purportedly known as: fer, cashier’s check, Trust No. 1072756-07 Tooele, Utah, on May 5, bank official check or Service Area of Tooele new online service where employ- search capabilities for immediate 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of the property as of the re- 276 West Vine Street, Ref: Larry S Rowland County propose(s) using cording of the notice of Tooele, UT 84074 (the U.S. Postal money order TRA: ers can post their job openings and viewing of job seeker summaries, said day, for the purpose payable to Lundberg & 50.0 ac-ft. from the Un- immediately review applications reduced time to post a job and ease of foreclosing a trust default is Peter C. Byrus undersigned disclaims li- Loan No. 0435384581. derground Water Wells and Sharon L. Byrus. ability for any error in the Associates. If wire trans- IMPORTANT NOTICE from qualified job seekers. This ser- of duplicating previous listings to deed originally executed fer is used, an additional (5) (Stansbury Park) for on January 27, 2003 by The trustee's sale of the address). TO PROPERTY OWN- Irrigation; Recreation and vice is accessed at the DWS Web shorten posting time for repetitive aforedescribed real prop- The Trust Deed being $10.00 must be remitted ER: YOU ARE IN DE- Joey L.Butcher and Ka- with the purchase price. Fish Culture in Stansbury site: jobs.utah.gov. There is no cost. recruitments. We invite all employ- thy M. Butcher, as trust- erty will be made without foreclosed by these non- FAULT UNDER A DEED Lake. warranty as to title, pos- judicial trust deed fore- Cash payments are not OF TRUST, DATED Jan- “DWS has continued to enhance ers to take advantage of our new ors, in favor of Mortgage accepted. A trustee’s Jerry D. Olds, P.E. Electronic Registration session, or encumbran- closure proceedings is uary 21, 2003. UNLESS STATE ENGINEER this system since its inception mak- system at jobs.utah.gov.” ces. Bidders must be dated January 28, 2002, deed will be delivered to YOU TAKE ACTION TO ing it a highly effective method of For more information or ques- Systems, Inc. as nomi- the successful bidder (Published in Tooele nee for New Freedom prepared to tender and was executed by PROTECT YOUR Transcript on APRIL 7 & recruitment for businesses.” Said tions regarding this new service $5,000.00 in certified JOSHUA B. SCHEAR, within three business PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Mortgage Corporation, days after receipt of the 14, 2005.) Business Services Manager Kim contact Robert Wade at 801-468- its successors and as- funds at the sale and the an unmarried man, as SOLD AT A PUBLIC balance of the purchase Trustor, in favor of Mort- amount bid. SALE. IF YOU NEED AN Auberger. “This addition will include 0041, or [email protected] at the signs, covering the fol- DATED: April 6, 2005. lowing real property pur- price in certified funds gage Electronic Registra- EXPLANATION OF THIS such enhancements as; simplified DWS Business Services Center. C10 THURSDAY April 7, 2005 SCHOOL LUNCHES Public invited to Astronomy Day, observatory’s grand opening

The Salt Lake Astronomical solar viewing, children’s games, and food concessions will be Elementary school lunches in al, toast, fruit milk or yogurt or cereal, toast, fruit, Society invites everyone to cel- presentations and door prize available for purchase until Tooele County for the week of Lunch – Chicken sandwich milk ebrate International Astronomy drawings with two telescopes to dusk. April 11-15 are as follows. w/lettuce and tomato or quesa- Lunch – Pizza-Grantsville, Day, April 16, 2005, at the soci- be given away. As the skies begin to grow Monday, April 11 dilla w/salad, rolls, Jell-O, fruit turkey sub or fajita, chips, roll, ety’s Stansbury Park Observatory Dr. Karl Haisch Jr., profes- dark, the Moon, Saturn and Breakfast – French toast cocktail, milk cucumbers w/dip, apple, white Complex. This year’s event will sor of astronomy at Utah Valley Jupiter will take center stage. sticks or yogurt or cereal, toast, Wednesday, April 13 cake, milk be made extra special with the State College, is the event’s Later, countless galaxies, neb- fruit, milk Breakfast – Cream of wheat Friday, April 15 grand opening of the society’s guest speaker. His talk is enti- ulae and star clusters will be Lunch – Burrito w/rolls or or yogurt or cereal, toast, fruit, new Harmons Observatory, tled “Star Formation: Disks, Jets available for viewing. Breakfast – Eggo waffle or ham sub w/lettuce and toma- milk which houses one of the largest and Planets.” The observatory is located at to, Cheetos, mixed vegetables, Lunch – Pizza-Northlake, yogurt or cereal, toast, fruit, telescopes regularly available to Professor Haisch has pub- 15 Plaza in Stansbury Park A peaches, snickerdoodle cookie, hamburger w/lettuce and toma- milk the public. Several smaller tele- lished about 25 papers on cir- detailed map is available on the milk to or hot dog, fries, green beans, Lunch – Pizza-Stansbury, hard scopes will also be available for cumstellar disks, molecular out- society’s web site at http://star- Tuesday, April 12 applesauce, milk taco or fish treasures, salad, use on the observatory grounds. flows and planet searches. party.us. Breakfast – Egg, sausage and Thursday, April 14 fries, roll, pears, peas and car- Activities will kick-off at 4 All activities are free. Souvenir All activities are held weather cheese muffin or yogurt or cere- Breakfast – Cinnamon roll rots, milk p.m. with observatory tours, T-shirts, ball caps, star charts permitting.

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