www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELETRANSCRIPT Cowboys split state tourney affairs in Price. See A8 BULLETIN May 10, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 111 NO. 100 50 cents Erda girls ranch may be adding a school by Karen Lee Scott STAFF WRITER Though it would look like a modern barn on the outside, farm animals and equipment wouldn’t be housed inside. Instead a maximum of 50 teen- age girls would use the building as a school. The owners of Utah Youth Village’s Alpine Academy are seeking to place a private school on their 27 acres of property in Erda where three group homes are already in place and another photography / Troy Boman two are in the works. Heavy spring rain and a solid snowpack have put the rush back in Rush Lake. Kite boarder Jake Buzianis rides the steady wind on the lake Monday afternoon on his wind-born rig. While Utah Youth Village President Eric Bjorklund hopes the school can be built in the West Desert Basin Reservoir Storage near future, plan approval is con- Spring rain knocks county Current Storage Last Year tingent upon the Erda Township Average Total Capacity Planning Commission’s issuance 5 of a Conditional Use Permit (CUP). off six-year drought status If such a permit is granted the 4 accessory school building can by Karen Lee Scott county was in the extreme As far as how much of the wet 1,000 acre-f be built, but if not Bjorklund STAFF WRITER drought category but now the stuff recently fell, the National would have to make an appeal to Drizzle, drizzle, drip. Mother Utah Snotel year-to-date precipi- Weather Service has three mea- 3 the Tooele County Commission. Nature’s generous rain showers tation update graph shows that suring stations in the Tooele However residents opposed to have finally ended the six-year Tooele is currently at 146 percent Valley area. The one located in

the school could take the same eet drought. of its average. the Stansbury Mountain Range is 2 step if it was approved. While most of the rest of the According to the Utah Division called Mining Fork and as of today Seven Erda residents spoke state has been drought free for of Water Resources, as of May 1, it has measured 190.80 inches of against the planned 50 foot the Vernon Creek and Grantsville snow since October 2004 with a several weeks, Tooele County has 1 by 130 foot school last week been continually labeled by the reservoirs had met or surpassed snow water equivalent of 36.60 during the township meeting. U.S. Drought Monitor as “abnor- their full capacities. The Settlement inches. Rocky Basin in Settlement Some expressed worries over Canyon Dam (in Tooele) was also mally dry.” But data now shows 0 near its maximum full point. (See Vernon Settlement Grantsville Basin Total how the school would affect the county as drought free. SEE WATER ON A2 the Erda atmosphere and others Just a year ago most of the related graph.) Creek Creek wondered what would happen if Alpine Academy ceased to exist. It is expected that the plan- Job With a View New golf pro hopeful ning commission will either grant or deny a CUP during their meeting this Wednesday night about course’s future at 7 p.m. in the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. by Mark Watson jumped at the opportuni- If they grant a permit the com- STAFF WRITER ty,” Scott said. He replaces mission can also place certain Soon the rains will Gary Matthie as director of conditions or regulations on cease, the sun will shine golf at Oquirrh Hills. the permit such as how big the and golfers will converge “The course is in great structure is. As it will be a busi- on courses throughout the shape,” Scott said. “We want everybody to give ness meeting and not a work state. us a try, those who have meeting, no public comments New Oquirrh Hills Golf played here before and will be taken. Pro Chris Scott wants those who have not. We Bjorklund told the Tooele potential customers to need to remind people that Transcript-Bulletin that the girls know that his course is we are now cutting the living at the Alpine Academy in primed, ready and open for business. rough so it is manageable Erda are currently getting their The Professional Golf for golfers.” education on a home school Association pro has been Scott’s wants the course basis. Each of the homes where directing the affairs of the to support itself through the girls stay comes with a class- course for only one month, green fees, driving-range room. but he is fired up about fees, golf lessons, clothing He said some of the main pur- the potential of his new sales and the famed Sand poses behind the Youth Village workplace on Tooele’s east Trap Grill. “Our goal is to program are to teach the youth bench. break even. We need to do how to function in a family set- “I’ve been watching ting as well as how to properly this place for awhile and SEE GOLF PRO ON A3 function in a typical school. “We’ve found we need to rep- licate more of a school-like envi- ronment for us to do a better job Short-lived liens create of preparing them for public or private school.” He said it’s currently like concerns in Overlake teaching the girls how to drive a by Mark Watson Associates had already paid stick shift car from the confines STAFF WRITER Forsgren $1.6 million for of an automatic vehicle. An error in filing a lien engineering and surveying. Bjorklund said the school with Tooele County created The two entities signed the would have classrooms, admin- some panic for homeowners first of multiple contracts istrative offices, counseling in Overlake subdivision the back in 1996. rooms, a small library and rest- past two weeks. A spokesman from the rooms. There would be no caf- Forsgren Associates Inc., Tooele County Recorder’s eteria, locker rooms or athletic filed a lien against the entired Office said the original lien equipment, as the girls would Overlake Development on included an old description walk home for their lunch and April 22. of the property and cov- get their physical activity at The lien was filed in an ered the whole Overlake home. effort to recover $90,800.86 Development. The lien Watch this Thursday’s edi- photography / Troy Boman owed to them by Tooele should have been placed tion of the Tooele Transcript- At 240 feet, Pete Winkelaar and Mike Wasson tighten bolts on a 300-foot cell phone tower near the SR-138 and I-80 Associates, LLC for engi- on one undeveloped lot. On Bulletin for the results of the intersection last week. They say it is the best job in town. The rainbow is caused by a lens flare, which occurs when neering work and survey- Thursday, the lien against the planning commission meeting. the sunlight passes directly into the lens and the light is refracted by the lens elements. ing services at Overlake. A e-mail: [email protected] SEE LIEN ON A2 West Desert Basin Reservoir Storage lien document shows Tooele

Current Storage Last Year Average Total Capacity 5 WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A9 INSIDE 4 Chance of showers and thunder- 1,000 acre-f OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 Tooele High School Sterling 3 storms tonight and Wednesday. Scholars an exceptional bunch Lows in the 30s. Highs in the 50s. TV LISTINGS A7 DOINGS B2 eet See B1 2 Complete Forecast: A2 CROSSWORD A7 CLASSIFIEDS B4

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0 Vernon Settlement Grantsville Basin Total Creek Creek A2 TUESDAY May 10, 2005 ETCETERA ... Big celebration planned for park honoring war veterans Pollen Count Valley Weather Forecast By Mark Watson Local Weather STAFF WRITER The pollen counts from the If people want to shop, grab Intermountain Allergy and Wed 52/39 some fast food, dine out or see Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City 5/11 a movie they probably need to as of May 10, 2005 were as fol- Variable clouds with showers at drive to the north end of Tooele’s lows: times, and perhaps a rumble or Main Street to find what they two of thund. Mulberry - Very High need. Grass — High If people want to relax, enjoy Sycamore — High the outdoors and reflect on the Mold — Moderate Thu 54/40 sacrifices endured by American Oak — Low 5/12 soldiers throughout the years, Cedar — Low Occasional showers possible. they can do that by visit- Ash — Low Highs in the mid 50s and lows in the low 40s. ing Tooele Veterans Memorial Walnut — Low Square on the south end of Main Temps/Precipitation Street. Fri The renovated city park on 63/41 the corner of Vine Street and Date High Low (prec./inches) 5/13 May 5 74 50 .14 Main Street will open to the May 6 65 44 .17 Times of sun and clouds. Highs in public on Memorial Day. May 7 59 37 .39 the low 60s and lows in the low May 8 66 45 .18 40s. A military parade, fly-over from May 9 69 47 .04 Hill Air Force Base, and remarks from Gov. Jon Huntsman are Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer Sat planned for May 30 to help dedi- for the National Weather Service, reports 71/48 cate the new park. that his recording station at 139 S. Main 5/14 photography / Troy Boman The parade will start at noon received .92 inches of precipitation Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 70s Employees from Childs Enterprises are hoping for drier weather so they can complete the new Tooele Veterans between May 5 and May 9 and a total of and lows in the upper 40s. and begin at Second East and Memorial Square at the corner of Main and Vine streets by Memorial Day. A festive celebration including a .92 so far this month. The normal for May Second South. It will travel to military parade and remarks from Gov. Jon Huntsman are planned for the park’s dedication on May 30. is 1.91 inches. Main Street and then down Main For the water year, which began Oct. nights last year at $5 per plate ern war. The stones represent Street to Veterans Memorial Allie said the Elks already have 1, 2003, Tooele has received 16.40 inches Sun with all food donated by the veterans from World War 1, of precipitation. The normal for the year is 75/51 Square for a ceremony at 1 p.m. sold 500 bricks at $100 each 5/15 18.49 inches of precipitation. Workers from Childs to honor individual veterans. cooks. World War II, Korea, Vietnam Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the Enterprises have been battling The bricks will be displayed The Elks are also sponsor- and Middle East wars. mid 70s and lows in the low 50s. wet weather in a quest to have at the renovated park. Bricks ing a four-man scramble this A display of seven flags will ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Sunday at 8:30 a.m. at Oquirrh complete the memorial. The Service the park ready for the festivities. will include the veteran’s name, Tooele City is paying contrac- branch of service and years in Hills Golf Course with all pro- American flag will be front tors $318,371 to build the park. service. People still have time ceeds going to Tooele Veterans and center with flags from the Subscriber Service An effort to build a monu- to buy bricks by contacting the Memorial Square. Entry fee is Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, ment honoring veterans was Elks Lodge. $40 per person which includes Coast Guard and POW/MIA flags If you haven’t received spear-headed two years ago by To pay for a monument to green fees, golf cart and lunch. arranged in a semi-circle around your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., the Tooele Elks Lodge. Tooele be erected at the park, the Elks The monument will feature the American flag. please call 882-0050 and our cus- Public Parks Director Casey sponsored dinners on Monday five stones, one for each mod- e-mail:[email protected] E-mail us: tomer representative will assist [email protected] you. Customer service hours on Tuesday and Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. Water continued from page A1 Canyon had 65.70 inches of snow on the ground and a 42.70 snow Astronomical society water value. The Vernon Creek monitoring station reported 25 inches of ground snow since the sets May star parties beginning of the water year and 38.90 inches of snow water cor- respondence. The Salt Lake Astronomical less star clusters, nebulae and The National Weather Service Society will host three free pub- galaxies. predicts more rain tonight and lic star parties this month on The star party on the 13th will tomorrow with mostly cloudy Friday the 13th, Saturday the be held in the parking lot of the skies on Thursday and partly 14th and Saturday the 28th, each Harmons grocery store located cloudy skies from Friday to beginning at 9 p.m. at 3200 South and 1300 East in Sunday. Venus, the brightest planet Salt Lake City. Because water is a precious will put in a brief appearance The star parties on the 14th non-renewable resource, con- at the beginning of each event, and 28th will be held at the servation methods should still followed by stunning views of Harmons observatory in the photography / Troy Boman be implemented where possible Saturn, complete with its legend- Stansbury Park Observatory Jim Sieverts works to clean up debris after high winds caused a westbound semi truck to be blown off of both inside the home and out- ary system of rings and Jupiter Complex (SPOC). SPOC is I-80 around mile marker 105 late last Thursday night. Jim and his two sons received the clean-up call around doors. (For tips on how to con- with its striped atmosphere. serve water, visit www.wateru- located at 15 Plaza in Stansbury 4:30 a.m., and they worked late into the day. The month’s first two star seitwisely.com). Park. parties will also include views e-mail: [email protected] of the Moon, but not the last Additional information can be and the lien has been dropped. Associates, LLC, continue to one. Having no Moon in the had by logging onto the society’s Lien Conrad Johansen, an attorney file motions against Tooele City sky on the 28th will leave the web site anytime at http://slas.us continued from page A1 who specializes in mechanics liens, on various matters dealing with skies especially dark, making and by phoning the observatory entire Overlake Development was said if a company intentionally files agreements between the two enti- Tooele for intriguing views of count- most evenings at 882-1209 released and a new lien was placed an unwarranted lien on a prop- ties. A hearing is scheduled this on an undeveloped property in erty, that company could be liable Thursday at 1 p.m at the Tooele Overlake, according to a represen- for any damages created by such County Courthouse on a matter “We Are Your Neighborhood tative from the recorder’s office. an action. He also said the state in which Tooele Associates, LLC Family Theatre” Some homeowners were con- has protections in place to help claims Tooele City is charging too 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Voice of Tooele County cerned because they are in the pro- homeowners who get hit with an much for inspection services for all (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 since 1894 infrastructure at Overlake includ- cess of either selling their homes unsubstantiated lien. Tickets are now available online or refinancing them. In other matters concerning ing inspection of roads, water lines, at www.movieswest.com 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 Overlake developer Drew Hall Overlake subdivision, city offi- sewer lines, etc. th th Utah Press Association said the whole thing was a mistake cials say attorneys for Tooele e-mail:[email protected] May 6 - 12 General Excellence Award recipient. Sahara ADMINISTRATION Dly: 4:55, 7:15, 9:40 (PG-13) Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER Residents encouraged to rid homes Sat: 12:05, 2:30,4:40, 4:55,9:20 7:15, 9:40 JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS Sun: 12:05, 2:30,4:40 4:55, 7:15 OFFICE of toxic waste during collection day Crash* KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER (R) Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 (PG-13) BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER by Karen Lee Scott radioactive waste and compressed disposed of, household hazardous Dly: 4:40, 9:20 SatSat:: 12:10,12:05, 2:20,4:40, 4:30,9:20 7:00, 9:15 DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER STAFF WRITER cylinders (butane or oxygen tanks) waste can create huge risks to SunSun:: 12:10,12:05, 2:20,4:40 4:30, 7:00 KELLY CHANCE OFFICE ASSISTANT For more than a decade Tooele will not be accepted during the people and the environment. EDITORIAL County residents have been mak- collection day. Improper disposal typically Miss Congeniality 2 Coombs also said efforts are is done by individuals pouring Dly: 4:30, 9:15 J. MICHAEL CALL MANAGING EDITOR ing their homes a little safer and Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) NICK DRAKE SPORTS EDITOR the environment a little cleaner currently under way to establish wastes down the drain, on the Sat: 12:10,12:05, 4:30,4:40, 9:159:20 KAREN HUNT COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR by disposing of their used oils, a year-round drop-off facility for ground, into storm sewers, or by Sun: 12:10,12:05, 4:304:40 MARY RUTH HAMMOND STAFF WRITER chemicals, paints and poisons at the county that could be open simply putting the wastes out with AUDREY ROCK-RICHARDSON STAFF WRITER the annual countywide Household one or two Saturdays a month. He the trash. Robots KAREN LEE SCOTT STAFF WRITER Dly: 7:00 (PG) Hazardous Waste Collection Day. said it would be good to get some- The EPA noted that the dangers Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) TROY BOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER thing like that started because the of such disposal methods may not Sat: 2:30,12:05, 7:00 4:40, 9:20 BARBARA BENNETT TYPESETTER By properly removing such Sun: 2:30, 7:00 items from their homes and garag- health department gets several be immediately obvious, but cer- Sun: 12:05, 4:40 * ADVERTISING es, citizens have decreased poten- phone calls each year from resi- tain types of household hazardous dents who do not know what to do waste have the potential to cause Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy CLAYTON DUNN ADVERTISING MANAGER tial risks to the environment and Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 (PG) KEITH BIRD ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT their loved ones not to mention with their old chemicals. physical injury to sanitation work- Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 DEBBIE WINN ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT sanitation workers and animals. At present residents are told to ers; contaminate septic tanks or Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00 LIZ ARELLANO GRAPHIC ARTIST This year’s free collection day is either wait until the annual collec- wastewater treatment systems (if * HEIDI MILLS GRAPHIC ARTIST on May 14 (this Saturday) from 9 tion day or to take the waste to the poured down drains or toilets) LORI LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED & LEGAL XXX State of the Union a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Tooele County Salt Lake County landfill where and present hazards to children Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 (PG-13) ADVERTISING CONSULTANT Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) Health Department, 151 N. Main, they can pay a small fee to get rid and pets if left around the house. Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 of the waste. As far as this weekend’s event Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 PRODUCTION Tooele. Sun: 12:10,12:05, 2:25,4:40 4:40, 7:00 In addition to the above men- According to the Environmental goes, the county has contracted PERRY DUNN PREPRESS MANAGER Protection Agency (EPA), with Clean Harbors to destroy the DARWIN COOK WEB PRESS MANAGER tioned items, antifreeze, pesti- The Interpreter Americans generate 1.6 million waste that people bring. In addi- Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:40 (PG-13) JAMES PARK PRESSMAN cides, batteries and other unwant- Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) SCOTT CRINER PRESSMAN ed products labeled “poison”, tons of household hazardous waste tion to Clean Harbors employees, Sat: 12:10,12:05, 4:10,4:40, 7:00,9:20 9:40 BRANDON ROBISON INSERT TECHNICIAN “warning” or “caution” can also be per year. The average home has there will also be volunteers from Sun: 12:10,12:05, 4:10,4:40 7:00 SHAWN OVIATT PREPRESS TECHNICIAN around 100 items that are listed on the county and Tooele City to help dropped off. Show Times are subject to change. the EPA’s toxic chemicals list and with the process. Open weekdays 4pm, weekends Noon Subscription rates: 50 cents per copy; $35 per year delivered by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Jeff Coombs, Tooele County Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park; $40 per year by mail in Tooele County; $65 per year by unfortunately the average amount If you have questions concern- All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 Health Department environmental • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 mail in the United States. of hazardous waste put into land- ing the event contact the Tooele Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 Office hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Classifieds deadline: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publica- health director said the collection fills per household is about 20 County Health Department at Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele tion. Public notices deadline: 4 p.m. day prior to publication. 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ADMISSION: ADULTS: $ 6 . 0 0 SENIOR: $ 4 . 0 0 CHILD : $ 1 . 0 0 TUESDAY May 10, 2005 A3 English requisites Tooele students put on show at Abravanel Hall will be discussed at Alleen Lang Music” by Gene Grier and Lowell Wendover meeting CORRESPONDENT Everson and “I Have a Dream” More than 200 elementary by Mary Donnelly and George Wendover residents and oth- students from Tooele County Strid. ers have an opportunity to learn School District performed Middle Canyon performed more about English language in the gold leaf and crystal of Wednesday. Their chorus of 42 proficiency standards in Tooele Abravanel Hall in Salt Lake City students in kindergarten through County Schools by attending a in two separate concerts last sixth grade is under the direc- public hearing Thursday at 7 Tuesday and Wednesday. tion of Denise Lambert, Mary p.m. at Anna Smith Elementary Choirs from West, Northlake Jo Alexander, Connie Jacobsen in Wendover. and Middle Canyon Elementary and Deanna Lee. “People will have an oppor- Schools joined some two dozen In addition to singing five tunity to see what is taught and groups from throughout the state minute sets, students joined the offer comments on how we can in the 25th annual spring concert reach these teaching objectives for the Children’s Museum of Davis High School Brass Choir before they are incorporated Utah Guild. The annual concert in a combined performance of in the curriculum,” said Sandra is the primary fundraiser for “America the Beautiful.” Shepard, ESL directory for the the hands-on children’s muse- The Children’s Museum of school district. um, said Colette Williams, West Utah is a hands-on discovery Alternative language servic- Elementary chorus advisor. museum for kids of all ages. es for the state of Utah were Kent Norton, KSL weather- The museum features an inter- first piloted at Anna Smith man was guest announcer for photography / Alleen Lang active playground area with new Elementary in Wendover. the program, which was spon- West Elementary boys donned shades and did a little dance during the annual spring concert for the learning experiences around Children’s Museum of Utah Guild at Abravanel Hall last week. Northlake Elementary students (below) also Questions concerning English sored by KSL TV and Wells every corner. It is designed for performed at the event. language standards may be Fargo Bank. children and adults to explore, directed to Shepard at 435-833- West Elementary’s chorus school gym “you could literally imagine, create and discover 1900 or Principal Kent Parsons was formed some 20 years ago feel the sound bouncing off the together. at Anna Smith, 435-665-0470. and has attended the Children’s back wall.” The museum features more Copies of the current Utah Museum spring concert for 16 of The choir has a lot of paren- than 140 permanent exhibits in English Language Proficiency those years, Williams said. tal support this year as well, the arts, sciences and humani- Standards are available at www. “We have fun,” she said of her Williams said, noting she sold ties. Weekly programs, work- usoe.k12.ut.us/curr/ALS/stan- students in fourth through sixth out of the 200 tickets the school shops and performances are dards.html. grade. The chorus is approxi- had available for families. also offered. mately 100 members strong and West Elementary was the practices three times a week opening act of the Tuesday for two regular concerts. An night performance. The group annual Christmas performance sang a medley from Joseph is scheduled in one of the sev- Battle of the Bands eral malls in Salt Lake City. and the Amazing Technicolor th The West Elementary chorus Dreamcoat by Andrew Lloyd June 30 , 2005 has also performed at the 2002 Webber, arranged by Janet Winter Olympics and for Utah’s Kerbery. governor. Northlake Elementary with $500 Grand Prize! “This is the strongest group their 75 students in first through Dugway Proving Grounds I’ve ever taken,” Williams said sixth grade also sang Tuesday Sign up by May 20. Two or more members per band. of the 2004-05 chorus. “They’ve night, under the direction All members must be 16 years or older. Call got it. They’re right on tune.” of Katherine Degan and Judy 435-831-2344 for more info or to sign up. She said during practices in the Anderson. They sang “Makin’

Golf Pro continued from page A1 that for the sake of taxpayers and the people who play here,” he said. “If we come close to breaking even that would be great,” said Tooele Mayor Charlie Roberts. Prior to coming to Tooele, Scott worked in Wendover at Toana Vista Golf Course for six 1111 North 200 West • 435-833-0999 years. just chill. “I learned a lot working with Reed Goodliffe who has been Professional of the Year three times for the Utah Section,” SUMMER Scott said. Prior to working in Wendover, FUN CLUBS Scott worked with Stansbury Park professional Jeff Green MIXING IT UP for three years. He also labored Day Time League Name Team Start as a youngster on the links at Mon. 7pm Merry Mixers 4 5/16 Glenmore in South Jordan. Wed. 7pm Nascar Race N Roll 4 5/18 Scott brings with him the lat- est golf-teaching computer tech- Get official Nascar Jackets & Race Tickets Tues 7pm Bad Bowlers Club 4 5/17 nologies to help people improve their games. Ladies Rule! “With our video system we can compare a person’s golf Tues. 9:30am Summer Bowling Bells 4 5/17 swing with that of Tiger Woods Wed. 7pm Buddy’s Angels 4 5/18 or any other golfer,” he said. More importantly, however, photography / Troy Boman Gentlemen’s Agreement Scott wants people to feel wel- Oquirrh Hills golf course staff includes (front, l-r): Jeff Green, starter; Preston Pratt, starter; Dorothy Thurs. 7pm “G Men” 4 5/19 come at Qquirrh Hills, whether Malmborg and Pat Thompson, operating Sand Trap Grill; and Chris Scott, new PGA professional at the playing a round of golf, dining Tooele course; (back) Brian Roth, course superintendent; Zachary Draper, range manager; and George “ AARP and Loving It out or hanging out in the club Karabatsos, range manager. Fri. 1 pm Silver Foxes & Foxettes 4 5/20 house. Ray Romero are good golfers teur tournaments in the state — tournament. “We want this to be a place who have a passion for golf and The Western Utah Amateur. The Scott indicated life at Qquirrh Cool Stuff for Kids where every type of golfer feels the success of the local course. tournament is slated for May 27 welcome,” he said. Hills Golf Course will just keep “Wendover was more of a and will feature 140 of the top Sat. 9:30am Incredibowls Kids Club 3 5/21 To increase camaraderie getting better for its patrons. resort-type course. Here we golfers in Utah. This year the Get a New “Incredibles” Bowling Ball among golfers, Oquirrh Hills will “Any golfer who has had a bad are more of a home course for tourney is sponsored by Wasatch Wed. 11am Kids Kamp 3 6/14 feature several leagues including experience here should come Tooele residents. Most of our Homes, who is adding $3,000 to Thurs 2pm Kids Kamp 3 6/15 senior leagues, men’s leagues, back and give us another try,” clientele will be local people,” the pot. The event will be called Weekly instuction, lunch or power snack, camp t-shirts, individual & team women’s leagues, junior leagues the new pro said. Scott said. the Wasatch Homes Western achievment awards, and end of season party and couple’s leagues. But out-of-towners are cer- Utah Amateur. Christensen & “We think it would be great Subscribe Today tainly welcome. Oquirrh Hills is Griffith Construction Co. will For More information on Leauges contact Chad Hall to have a couple’s league where home of one of the oldest ama- sponsor a pig roast during the 882-0050 we have a night of golf and a din- ner,” he said. Golf, food and drink will be available at Oquirrh Hills. Under We make your business the direction of Pat Thompson, “ESTATE PLANNING SEMINAR” the Sand Trap Grill which will insurance our business. ‘PROPER FUNDING AND PLANNING FOR YOUR ESTATE’ be open whenever the golf course is open, offers a variety Join the Chamber of Commerce and save Credit Union Investments Services Located at Tooele Federal of delectable items including 10% - 12% on Business Insurance halibut, hamburgers, hot dogs, (These tremendous savings are possible through a Special Rating Credit Union and Casey B. Walker are proud to present: fresh coffee, soft drinks and Plan sponsored between the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, Leavitt Insurance Agency of Tooele and Auto-Owners Insurance other snacks. Company, a company that is recognized of exceptional financial Max McQuiston; Regional Vice President of Fidelity Investments “Golfers really seem to like strength and stability amount the nation’s largest insurers. our hot dogs and knockwurst,” Frank T. Mohlman; Attorney, Estate Planning Thompson said. Cheryl Smith We Offer: and Dorothy Malmberg also • Competitive Rates work at the Sand Trap. • Complete Line of Products Date: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 Taking a lunch break at • Prompt Friendly Claim Service Qquirrh Hills will be particularly Times: 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. rewarding because customers Additional Discounts: • Commercial Tailored Protection can hit a bucket of range balls • Business Owners Location: Tooele Federal Credit Union for free when they buy lunch. • Garage Liability & Dealers Blanket Main Branch Office The golf range will stay open • Umbrella 562 North Main Street until dark. Golfers will also be • Commercial Auto Tooele, UT able to get on the course late in the day. Light Refreshments will be served “We’ll let them on as long as Bob Sheedy they get the cart back by dark,” Space is limited. Please RSVP to Lacee Webb at 833-7200 extension 208. Scott said. The new Qquirrh pro said Reed Plaza, Suite 3 there are some great people South of Wal-Mart working in the pro shop who can 134 W. 1180 North help people with their games. 850-9013 Jeff Green, Preston Pratt and A4 TUESDAY May 10, 2005

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View New park commended In an age of urban sprawl it is a good thing that cities provide parks for recreation and leisure — places for kids to run free, families to picnic and athletes to show their skills on fields of dreams. Providing public parks also adds variety to a cityscape punctuated with house after house after house after house. Tooele City’s parks department recently won a top award for cities its size for work it has done maintaining Tooele’s parks. The city will soon add another gem to its collection of parks when Tooele Veterans Memorial Square at the corner of Main and Vine Street opens on Memorial Day. Some praise can be directed at the city, but most of the kudos for this project should be delivered to Tooele Elks Club. The Elks Lodge approached the city with plans to build the veterans memorial more than two years ago. The Elks held fund-raising dinners and sold bricks bearing names of war veterans, which will be displayed at the park. They sponsored other projects to raise money to erect a monu- ment and provide flags for the parks. Selling bricks proved to be a great idea from the Elks. They have sold nearly 500. “People from all over have purchased bricks,” said Dave McCall, Tooele Elks Lodge veterans coordinator. “Everyone who is aware of the bricks is really looking forward to seeing them.” The Elks Club should be commended for honoring American war vet- erans with personalized bricks, flags and a special monument in a special park. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Love, your mom and dad, your wife Parent’s attitude appalling Doctors appreciated or husband, your children, your boy- Editor: Editor: friend or girlfriend, your neighbors, It’s spring cleanup time I was appalled at the attitude of the I recently had shoulder surgery in your community! With so much pollution in today’s world, it is important that people letter writer who objected to the way Tooele and completed my physical make the effort to dispose of household hazardous waste properly. the school authorities handled her therapy in Grantsville. What a relief Anita Russo When people do not know what to do with their used chemicals, complaint against a teacher who she that I didn’t have to drive all the way to Tooele often they dump them down the sink, flush them down the toilet or put concluded had disrespected her son in Salt Lake City to have these procedures the waste inside their garbage can. This pollutes the water and land, and front of her. I have no doubt the child done. Dr. John Douglas performed the Children out of control can be very costly to clean up, not to mention dangerous to sanitation deserved what he got, having her as a surgery and Dr. Kevan Whipple took Editor: workers, children and pets. behavioral example. care of my physical therapy. Thank you Ms. Shannon Barney! You Take the opportunity this weekend to get the used oil, antifreeze, Hopefully she will get help before I recovered quickly and my pain was said in your letter to the editor what auto batteries, paints and chemicals or other household hazardous she raises a child to be as offensive as minimal, which I’m sure was because I’ve been thinking and saying for about wastes out of your house or garage and where they belong. she is. Wanting to terminate individuals of these two fine doctors. I found it 14 years now! While I left Grantsville Don’t let this Saturday’s Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day employment over something as trivial refreshing to have such competent doc- and in fact Utah over 20 years ago, I pass you by. is ridiculous. tors so close to home. A special thanks still come home to visit. Please be at The drop off zone is at the Tooele County Health Department Lou Ambrose to both of them for giving me such least somewhat comforted to know Building, 151 N. Main, Tooele. Items can be dropped off from 9 a.m. to Carmichael, Calif. excellent care. that it is not just Utah kids which act 2 p.m. Junie Anderson this way! I’ve lived in many states and We encourage everyone to do their part to clean up their mess in an Grantsville one foreign country and I am here to Put down aggressive dogs tell you that as a parent, I am disgusted environmentally friendly way. Editor: by the way children/teens treat their I read with great interest JoEllen Quiet heroes among us peers and their elders! I am amazed Kershaw’s very recent letter to the edi- Editor: and shocked everytime an unknown tor. I also want to acknowledge Kathy Talk about the hero next door. ROUNDTABLE child calls me by my first name instead Larson’s contribution. Finally, the Ultimately, a hero is one who serves of Mrs. or Ma’am. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin’s comments others, usually at considerable risk to My children, while having many Mother’s Day has just passed us by, and opinion were well reflected in their him or herself. There’s a group who faults of their own, lack of courtesy “Something to bark about” article. wants to make sure all missing persons is not one of them! They were taught What do you admire most about your I suspect there are yet others from are found. The group is made up of from early ages the meaning of respect. whom we have not, as yet, heard. volunteers working together with law While I might be a little heavy handed mother/guardian and why? Unfortunately, those who should be enforcement to keep the community at times, I do know they are some of paying attention; and I include the gov- safe. The search and rescue team is Rick Kirkland Missy Thompson the most respected children in their TOOELE CITY RESIDENT THS BUFFALOG CO-EDITOR ernmental agencies responsible along on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. schools and communities. That is a Mother’s Day is with irresponsible dog owners, appear When police need help to find a miss- I love my mom! I don’t great feeling for me as a parent. It is a a very important tell her that as much to be oblivious to the problem. ing person, they are there and ready to vital confirmation that I have indeed holiday. It helps us as I should because I believe there have been some do whatever it takes to help. They go done a good job in raising my children. to recognize the she’s done so much for excellent suggestions. Among them anywhere, do anything, anytime and importance of moth- Parents, it’s time for you to take me. She would drive would be a notice sent with the water often at their own expense. ers in our society. hundreds of miles to responsibility for your children! Teach bill refreshing people on the law. Stiffer Each member is motivated for differ- My mother was and come to a cross-coun- them proper respect, discipline and fines and community service ought to ent reasons. For some, being a father is always there for try or track meet or to ethics. It is as important to the con- me and my siblings, be put in place. or mother motivates them to join the a drama competition. tinued civility of our nation as all the no matter the situation. My mother was a She made so many beautiful costumes for JoEllen Kershaw’s article brings to ranks. It is hard to imagine, I mean if earth friendly tree hugging you can do! stay-at-home mother while I was in grade drama productions and all she wanted in light another potentially very serious you have ever been somewhere and Without respect our world is going to school. She was a full-time mother for me return was a simple “thank you.” I hope I aspect of the issue. We have already all of a sudden your child is gone. It is and as such provided me the proper guid- go straight to Hades in a handbasket. always remember to thank her for all she’s seen a number of well-publicized inci- scary what happens to children. And it ance it takes to successfully raise children. done. Everyone loves their mother, but mine Parents, lead by example! dents where people have been viciously happens in this community and fortu- My wife is performing this same service for is “Mom” not only to my sister and me but to I enjoy visiting Utah everytime I attacked by someone else’s dog. Some nately these people will respond. our children and the quality of their child- my friends, classmates and others who know come “Home” It is a marvel of beauty. hood is reflected in their personalities and owners are probably very surprised It is scary for both the missing her as well. Even the track coaches call her But the disrespectful people, of all behaviors. My wife and mother both made Mom Thompson. She is a very strong, deter- when their otherwise well-behaved ani- person and the rescue teams as they ages, do a great deal in eroding this a conscious decision to make motherhood mined woman who, I believe, knows every- mal turns out to be anything but. search for clues and answers. But the their full-time jobs so their children could allure for me no matter where I visit or thing. If I ask her a question about some- I am an older man with a young volunteers say one rescue makes it all have all of the opportunities and education reside. thing I’m sure she’ll know the answer to it or family. The other day, I was on a brisk worthwhile. The percentage of time that only a mother can give their children. at least find it, except if it’s a question about Thanks again Ms. Barney for saying (for me) walk around my subdivision. you actually find someone you are It is this devotion that I find most admirable a math problem. Although there are times openly and honestly what very many of in my mother and my wife. It is the tough- On 1480 East, a large breed, white dog looking for is relatively small, but you when we y ell and fight, there are many more us think! est job in the world and my children and I happy, wonderful times and those are the that had brown markings confronted have to take that chance. When a per- Valerie Purvis are forever indebted to our mothers. ones I remember and cherish. me. He was very agitated and the hair son is lost they need you. So when you on his shoulders was standing up as do (find someone) it justifies all the Woodward, Iowa Craig Hinkel Karen Scott TOOELE CITY RESIDENT TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN he approached me. Fortunately, there times you have to search. This group is STAFF WRITER was a parking strip full of rocks and he committed to putting their lives, jobs What I most admire My mother is the seemed to understand my gesture when and relationships on hold when their about my mom is that she is always queen of nice. If I I bent to pick up several large ones pagers go off and someone needs their there when some- can be half as nice along with a 3-inch piece of concrete. help. one needs her. She as she is I have a He kept threatening me and every time When I read or hear of the tales this always is willing to guaranteed ticket for admittance into I would turn to continue on my way, group has faced, I can’t help but won- help someone and is he would advance growling. I managed der if I would be able to face the same always ready with an heaven. I have always encouraging word. admired her strength to make it far enough to where he lost troubles in nearly so heroic a fashion. My mother has touched many in her life and her charitable nature. She always interest and his owner also called him. These people have been sworn to serve including her two granddaughters who love puts others needs before her own and has I did not see her, however, and I later and to protect. And that’s a lot to swear her dearly. Mother’s Day is just a small way opened up her home to many people in went back and got the address. to. to show our moms how much they mean need. I don’t remember a time growing up I now carry a Louisville Slugger with Thank you search and rescue profes- E-mail us: to us and give back just a small part of that she wasn’t doing something kind for [email protected] someone else. She doesn’t judge others me and while I don’t wish to harm any sionals for the time and effort you put what they give us all year long. I know for animal, should it become necessary, toward helping others. You have an a fact I would not be where I am at today, and always looks for the good in everyone. or the person I’ve become, if it hadn’t been She is a great example to all those around I will absolutely put down a dog that amazing heart to do what you do. for the love and encouragement of my her — especially her four grown children, chooses me. I shudder to think about I am proud of my personal hero and mother. So don’t just wait until Mother’s their spouses and her five grandchildren. the possible outcome had it been my look forward to his call 10-42 when he Day to show and tell your mother how Though I am almost 25, I want to grow up little seven-year-old daughter or even comes home! much she means to you, make it a daily to be just like her. both of my younger daughters who practice, because mothers deserve it. I sometimes walk our small breed dog. LETTER RULES love you mom, happy Mother’s Day. It should also be pointed out it was Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] necessary to side step quite a few, as The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the Kathy Larson puts it, “gifts” on the side- author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community walks. It is a shame that people can be of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual so uncaring as to have no consideration circumstances at the editor’s discretion. for the rights of others. These are the All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long folks who need to pay the piper. First are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- of all, of course, we need a piper who A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 cares and not one/or many who say: “ Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Who cares?” 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call Scott Burris 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor Tooele For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY May 10, 2005 A5 Paris’ demise enjoyable in gory House of Wax ouse creepy backdrop of wax figures. of wax. Paris snivel, whine, halfheart- of These figures aren’t simply This pushes the envelope on edly run, and perfunctorily die HWax fixtures of a museum called the gore, even for a horror movie, on demand. falls within House of Wax. The museum is joining the ranks of some of Grade: B- that little there, and it’s a big part of the the goriest movies of recent Opens tomorrow. genre we movie. But the film should prob- memory, including Blade 2: Rated R, for horror violence, call “horror.” ably have been called City of Bloodhunt and the remake of some sexual content and lan- Therefore, Wax, because, as the title char- Texas Chainsaw Massacre. guage. expectations acters find out, a creepy dude It also provides some of the Running time: 105 minutes are automati- and his obsessed brother have jumpiest jumps of recent hor- ror-movie memory. And gosh, I cally low. We inhabited an entire city — a Subscribe Today Audrey Rock- have to admit it: it’s more enjoy- expect some church, some homes, stores, 882-0050 Richardson etc. — with lifelike wax figures. able than I thought to watch basic compo- STAFF WRITER It gives the remote little town nents, how- an aura of legitimacy and com- ever, within Reel Talk fort. It draws them in. those lowered As Carly (Elisha Cuthbert) expectations and her boyfriend Wade (Jared Allergies? — violence, Padelecki) wander into the David K. Palmer, M.D. gore, wild partying youth, dusty town to find a part for Nancy J. Stevenson, P.A.-C gratuitous nudity and a bad their mysteriously broken down soundtrack. car, they find Trudy’s House of • Ear, Nose, and Throat House of Wax contains most Wax. They check that out, and • Head & Neck Surgery of these elements, including shaken by what they find, leave • Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders a self-described “hot” scene the building and mill about the featuring Paris Hilton, followed rest of the quiet neighborhood Call 882-2003 to make an appointment by quite the satisfying death trying to find somebody who scene (which has been soundly can help them with their car. applauded at advanced screen- Not until it’s nearly too ings). late do they discover that the Everything that’s expected congregation they walked in of a horror movie is there; it’s on during a funeral and the photography / Alleen Lang nothing more or nothing less Stan Albrecht, president of Utah State University, Utah Gov. Jon cranky woman they saw behind than it should be. So if they’re Huntsman and Jack Payne, USU vice president, attended the recent curtains were all wax, rigged all basically the same, what is it graduation ceremony at the Utah State University Tooele Campus. to appear as if moving, accom- that keeps people coming back panied by various sounds and again and again? lights to create a reality. I had an opportunity to ask Hope lies with the rest of USU Tooele Campus the cast at the House of Wax the group, including Carly’s press junket in Los Angeles for brother Nick (Chad Michael the television show Talking Murray) and friends Dalton Pictures. “It’s like a roller coast- (Jon Abrahams), Blake (Robert graduates named er ride,” said Jared Padalecki, Richard), and Paige (Hilton), if who plays Elisha Cuthbert’s they can just get there in time The following is a list of the tion boyfriend in the movie and was to help the imperiled Wade and recent graduates from Utah State Elementary education paired with Paris Hilton for Carly. the interview. “There’s ups and University Tooele Campus: Kirsten Brown So who dies and who lives? there’s downs. You know what Master’s Degrees Shalice Denison Who actually makes it to the you’re going to get with a roller Robert Anderson, Ron Kirby; Terri Dew House of Wax to see the freak Social Science with emphasis in coaster ride, and people go on show and who arrives at the Suzanne Golden them again and again. But it’s Public Administration Jeanna Haines House of Wax already dead and David Douglas; Education still a thrill.” ready to join the freak show? Huanani Howell Not surprisingly, Paris had Instructional Technology Well, thanks to a little tipoff Jennifer Larsen very little to say about anything, Curtis Chrittenden; Family, from Paris, and the subsequent Jennifer Moore except that her favorite scene Human Development guerilla marketing campaign Debbie Murdock (also not surprisingly) was Myles Michael; Business (“See Paris Die”), we know she Jamie Pollei a suggestive scene involving Information Systems dies. Sharon Spence herself, “Because it was hot.” Kenneth Castagno; Psychology But that’s part of the sus- This she said with a snide little School Counseling Akanesi Tuifua pense and delight of this type of heiress smirk, which made me Melissa Voorhees movie. Beyond Paris, you don’t Bachelor’s Degrees simultaneously wonder who Associate of Science know who’s going to live and Deborah Garbett; Psychology allowed her to be interviewed, Stephanie Adams who’s going to die; you have to Cindy Ekins, Toni Garn; and where she got the idea that Kari Russo-Balaza stick it out to find out who’s the Business Administrations it was OK to dip a lollipop into ultimate survivor, or survivors. Rick Bell; Business informa- Tenisha Hicks a cup of coffee while being And I have to give a nod to tion Systems Jennifer Leo interviewed on camera. In spite writers Chad and Carey Hayes Heather Vangrimberg, Darren John McGroarty of her self-congratulatory com- for giving their heroine Carly a Fawns; Accounting Derrick Polson ments on the scene, it wasn’t real problem — a brother with Joel Linares; History Steven Seal something that stood out in my whom she doesn’t get along, Scott Campbell, Lorie Daffern; Andrew Stagg mind, and in fact, I’d forgotten rather than the staple romantic Family, Consumer and Human about it until she brought it up. Special education interest to tussle with in the Development What does stand out about endorsement midst of all the horror. Mark Dexheimer; House of Wax, though not Lisa Bond There is also a mystery to dis- Interdisciplinary Studies prominently enough to make Julie Bodtcher; Special Stephen Bright the entire movie stand out, are cover — why in heaven’s name Education/Elementary Don Deavilla some cool wax-melting effects two guys in a remote town Education (dual major) Jerel Johnson and the unique and highly would be murderously intent on Allison Cox; Special educa- Betinna Wells continuing to add to their world Wildlife refuge hosts pre-history event NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 The public is invited to visit For detailed information: sands of small wetlands and Fish Springs National Wildlife check “Special Events” at http:// other special management areas. Refuge for its May 14 pre-his- fishsprings.fws.gov; send e-mail It also operates 69 national fish tory event. The weekend will request to: fishsprings@fws. hatcheries, 64 fishery resource offer history seminars in differ- gov; or please call the Refuge offices and 81 ecological ser- ent topics dealing with the early from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday vices field stations. people who inhabited the Fish through Friday at (435) 831-5353 The agency enforces federal Springs area. ext. 4. The address is Fish Springs wildlife laws, administers the These seminars will include: National Wildlife Refuge, P.O. Endangered Species Act, man- flint knapping, atlatl throwing, Box 568, Dugway, Utah 84022 ages migratory bird popula- ethnobotany (plant use), Pre- The U.S. Fish and Wildlife tions, restores nationally signif- historic Wildlife Pre-historic Service is the principal federal icant fisheries, conserves and human occupation, cave tours, agency responsible for conserv- restores wildlife habitat such as and Goshute history. In addi- ing, protecting and enhancing wetlands, and helps foreign gov- tion to these seminars, there fish, wildlife and plants and their ernments with their conserva- 493 W. 400 N., Tooele will be birding tours throughout habitats for the continuing ben- tion efforts. It also oversees the the day. efit of the American people. The Federal Aid program that dis- 882-4800 Camping will be allowed on Service manages the 95-million- tributes hundreds of millions of www.mohlmanlaw.com the refuge Friday, May 13, and acre National Wildlife Refuge dollars in excise taxes on fishing Saturday, May 14. There will be System, which encompasses 540 and hunting equipment to state a potluck dinner on Saturday. national wildlife refuges, thou- fish and wildlife agencies. 4th of July 2005 If it happens here, read about it here. “Name That Theme Contest” Tooele City 4th of July committee would like the community of Tooele and surrounding areas to come up with a theme for this Happy Birthday, Paula Nicholson years 4th of July Celebration. Winners of the contest will receive a family pass to the A charming woman was born 648 months ago. 4th of July Rodeo held at Deseret Peak! Please submit your entries to the Parks & Recreation Department, Your warm, caring spirit has 90 N. Main Street, Tooele Utah 84074 by 5:00 p.m. on May 14, 2005. For more information please contact Kathy Harris at (435) 843-2140. richly blessed our lives. 4th of July 2005 May the Good Lord securely Name: hold you and cradle you in His Address: loving arms as He blesses your Phone: life during the next 50+ years. 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He loved creating and caring for George Val Barton Harry his beautiful garden and loved to share it with everyone. As a Simpson Hickman member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he George Val Simpson, 81, of 1930 - 2005 enjoyed teaching the youth of Emmett, formerly of Cascade, the Canyon View Ward in Sandy, Idaho, passed away on April 30, Born in Tooele, Utah, March Utah. 2005, surrounded by his beloved 12, 1930, Barton Harry Hickman Bart has many friends and family. was the son of J. Harry and Mae family who have been touched A celebration of Dad’s life will Mortensen Hickman. He gradu- by his generosity, love and be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, ated from East High School and affection in so many ways. He May 4, 2005, at the Potter attended the University of Utah. was always cheerful, fun and Funeral Chapel, 228 E. Main St., Bart married his high school encouraging. He leaves behind Emmett, Idaho. Interment will sweetheart, Margaret (Swede) his devoted wife, Swede and follow at the Emmett Cemetery. Hanks on Dec. 1, 1950, in the their five children, John (Esper), Dad was born in Tooele, Utah, Salt Lake Temple. Kass Richins (Rulon), Jim, the third of six children born to George Val Simpson He worked for Standard Sue Palmer (David), Andrea George Lewis and Sarah Park Stations before serving in the U.S. Archambault; 20 grandchildren; Simpson. He attended Utah Commerce.. He was chosen as Army. He was a Commanding and 11 great-grandchildren. He State Agricultural College in Boss of the Year by the Cascade Officer of A Company 1457th had a very special and fun fam- Logan, Utah, graduating with a Jaycees. Dad was always easily Engineers in the Utah National ily throughout. He will truly be degree in Range Management. recognized driving through town Guard. Bart was employed by missed. Phillips Petroleum Company for “It was a good life with few Dad began his career with the because of his companion of ten Reloading Dies • Hornady • Cass Creek Calls • Uncle Mike’s • Ross U.S. Forest Service in 1944 as a years riding next to him, his dog 17 years in Sales, owned a Real regrets ... time to move on,” he seasonal employee. He served Travis. While his children were Estate Brokerage and Insurance quoted. as the Ranger in Jackson Hole, growing up and attending high Agency in Kemmerer, Wyo., and Funeral services will be held Smith & Wesson • RCBS Sigsauer CVA • Bushmaster Glock Weaver • Winchester Nosler Springf Wyo. on the Buffalo District of school, he always attended their Hickman Realty in Salt Lake Wednesday, May 11, 2005, at 12 the Teton National Forest from athletic and school events. He City. noon at the Canyon View Ward, ki • Outers 1950 through 1951. He was trans- was tremendously supportive of Bart and Swede have five 9119 S. 1300 East, where a view- ferred to McCall, Idaho, where all of his children in all of their children all raised in Kemmerer, ing will be held Tuesday eve- he was appointed the Ranger on endeavors. Wyo. After returning to Salt ning from 6 - 8 p.m. and again the Chamberlain District of the Dad retired in 1982, after 34 Lake City, he was in Sales for Wednesday morning from 10:45 Payette National Forest where years with the Forest Service, 32 Rocky Mountain Coating for 10 - 11:45 a.m. prior to the ser- he served from 1952 through of which he served as a District years. He enjoyed and partici- vices. Interment Larkin Sunset 1956. Ranger. At the time of his retire- pated in most outdoor sports. Gardens. During the fall of 1954, while ment, he was the longest serving in McCall, Idaho, he met the love District Ranger in the nation. of his life, Ernestine Medley. Following his retirement, he and They were married June 21, Mom moved to Emmett, Idaho. 11 North Main St. 1955. Following their marriage, Tooele, Utah 84074 Dad loved golfing and working 435-882-6208 If We Don’t Have It... friends chivareed the airplane in his yard, growing flowers and Arnold Austin 9am-6pm Mon -Sat We Will Get It that would take them to the vegetables. wilderness of the Chamberlain Throughout his life he was Arnold Austin passed away Basin to live. They started their a cowboy at heart. During his peacefully in his home on May lives together by living in a early years with the Forest 6, 2005. remote cabin while Val worked Service, his method of travel He was born June 29, 1942, to the district. Val and Ernestine was always by horseback and SALE William Austin and Roxie Nay $ 99 would have celebrated their 50th his favorite horses were Buck, 380 Two Tone Pistol 73 Reg $80.99 in Elsinore, Utah. He attend- $ 99 wedding anniversary in June. Agate and Bones. Given the 9mm Blk Pistol 92 Reg $101.99 ed Technical College in Provo Their first child, Diana, was choice between taking the pick- $ 99 where he met Constance Steinc, 45 Auto Blk Pistol 117 Reg $127.99 born July, 1956. In 1957, Dad up truck or riding the horse, he $ 99 whom he married on Nov. 10, 9mm Rifle Camo 159 Reg $174.99 was transferred to Roosevelt, would choose the horse. $ 99 1962. They were later sealed in 9mm Rifle Blk Laser 196 Reg $214.99 Utah, where he served as the He spent many evenings $ 99 40 S&W Rifle Blk 159 Reg $174.99 District Ranger on the Ashley entertaining friends and family the Salt Lake Temple on March Prices Good Thru 7, 1996. May 14th National Forest. During his with his many stories and expe- Arnold Austin While Supplies Last years in Roosevelt, his three riences, many of which were He worked as a mechanic at sons, Bill, Jim and Wayne were true and many that seemed tall Tooele Army Depot where he ield retired in 1995. He enjoyed fam- He is preceded in death by his

born. tales! Often, no matter where • Leupold Bushnell Remington Lohman Leica Hoppe’s Beretta Lee Swars Benelli • Taurus parents; daughter baby Becky; After ten years in Roosevelt, or what the circumstances, Dad ily outings, fishing, hunting and brother Leland Ray; and two Dad was transferred to Cascade, had a story to relate. his dog Bebe. granddaughters. A viewing will Thompson Center • Montana Camo • Weatherby • Ruger • Savage Idaho, where he was appoint- He is survived by his wife, He is survived by wife, be held at Tate Mortuary on ed the District Ranger for the Ernestine; his children Diana Connie; children Lynn Tuesday May 10, 2005, from 6 - 8 Cascade District of the Boise Simpson Godfrey, husband Bret (Stephanie) Wootton, Ala., Mike p.m. Services will be held at the National Forest. Dad served as and their children Mickey and (Samantha) Geyser, Va., Jeff Rush Valley Ward on Wednesday the “Ranger” in Cascade from Kipp; Bill Simpson and his wife and Kami Austin, Nev., Jerry at 11 a.m. Friends may call at 1967 though 1982, many times Janie; Jim Simpson and his son Boarders (Julie Austin) Nev., the church Wednesday morning passing up opportunities for Cooper; and Wayne Simpson, Chris Frasier (Lionel Austin) 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the ser- English Language Proficiency Standards promotion and transfer in order his wife Terri and their chil- Tooele, Utah, Josh (Michele) St vices. Interment in the Clover to keep from uprooting his fam- dren Jacob and Katie. He is also Clair, Tooele, Shiela Bearnson Cemetery. Dad, we love you and ily. He loved Cascade and often survived by his older brother (Andrew Austin) Vernal, Utah; we will all miss you. told the story of how the first George Albert “Bud” Simpson 17 grandchildren; and beloved PUBLIC HEARINGS time he saw the town was in and his younger sister, LaVelle dog Bebe. Lee, as well as numerous nieces 1952 while trailing a herd of An invitation to an open forum for parents and the general and nephews. 80 horses and mules through public to develop understanding and provide input on the Utah Cascade, right down Main The family suggests memo- English Language Proficiency Standards Street onto McCall and onto the rial contributions be made to Unload Your Chamberlain Basin. the Cascade Schools Education Truck Copies of the current utah While in Cascade, Dad served Foundation, P.O. Box 291, Local Public English Language Proficiency on the Cascade School Board Cascade, ID, 83611. Standards are available at: and Cascade Chamber of Hearing: www.usoe.k12.ut.us/curr/ ALS/standards.html NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 882-0050 Thursday, May 12th 7:00 pm NOTES OF Anna Smith Elementary APPRECIATION Wendover, Nevada Utah Native and Nashville Questions may be directed to ESL Director Sandra Recording Artist Shepard at TCSD 435-833-1900 Drake family or Principal Kent Parsons at Anna Smith The family of Ray L. Drake TJ YOUNG 435-665-0470 wishes to express our deep She will be Performing at the Coming appreciation to our fam- Deseret Peak Complex, June 11 to Tooele ily, friends and ward members who have been so helpful at Meet Her in person the passing of our husband and MEET HER IN PERSON: father. A special thanks to the SHEAR PLEASURE: Grantsville Police and EMTs for RICHARDS BARBECUE: Fri & Sat • May 20 & 21st their quick response and efforts Wed, May 18th in Ray’s behalf. The meals, flow- 12 noon to 1:00 pm 7:00pm - 9:00 pm ers, cards and words of sympa- 287 North Main St., Tooele 1205 N. Main • Tooele thy and comfort have meant so Behind Jims Restaurant ���������������� much to all of us. Betty Drake ������������� Carol Gates (Jordan) and family ������������������������������������������ ����������������������������������������������� Janet Eggers (Scott) and In Memory of Denise Beckstead �������������������������������������������� family 4/19/63 - 5/9/04 ������������������������������������������������� Paul Drake (Pam) and ��������������������������������������������� family On Mother’s Day a year ago, it seems like yesterday but also seems so long ������������������������������������������������� Alan Drake (Laura) and ago since Denise went away. ������������������������������������������������� family Her mother called her princess and ������������������������������������������ when they were feeling down they ������������������� would call each other and say are you baking cookies golden brown? We all lost a very good friend that ���������������������������������������������� � �� ������������������������������������� day. All our tears and begging ����� couldn’t make her stay. We miss her � Buy, Sell, smile, her laugh, and floating down the Sevier River without a raft. All the Dutch ovens, 4-wheeling, and ���������������� Trade. fishing what a bash. The all night ������������������������������� poker parties where she won most of the cash. There’s so much more to ����������������������������� say, this is just a small part. But we all have our memories tucked deep within our hearts!

Love from all your friends and family

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From The Sidelines Buffs top Jazz need to Wasps, 3-0 by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Tooele knew it wouldn’t be prepare for easy to beat a stubborn Wasatch squad in the opening round of the Class 3A State Softball tour- nament Saturday. NBA draft And to make matters worse, the Lady Buffs had to battle the here are still a elements as well. few weeks left But the two-time defending in the 2004-05 state champs did just enough Tseason as the to post a victory in a rain-short- semifinals begin and ened affair. only eight teams remain Tooele rallied for three runs in the hunt for the cov- in the bottom of the third and eted NBA crown. Lindsey Palmer tossed a two-hit But while a few battle shutout in five innings to vault for league supremacy, the the Lady Buffs to a 3-0 triumph remaining 13 franchises are Nick Drake over the Lady Wasps Saturday sifting through statistics SPORTS EDITOR in Lehi. and other hoop intangibles Paige Lowry, Amy Petersen to seek after desired free and Palmer all produced runs agents to bolster their roster for next year. in the decisive third inning rally And for the second time since the Jazz and Palmer made it stick. drafted John Stockton and Karl Malone in In fact, the Lady Buff hurler the mid-’80s, Utah has been idle when the struck out nine Wasatch slug- post-season race began. Not since the 1982-83 gers on the day, walked three campaign had Utah missed the NBA playoffs and relinquished just two hits until Denver edged out the upstart Jazz by in the five-inning stint, both to one game last year. Heather Kohler. However, this year, injuries and lack of photography/Nick Drake Now, the two-time defend- consistent play plaqued the Jazz to their Union’s Jade Fenn slides just under the tag by Grantsville pitcher Kirk Fawson at the plate to score the first run of the game on ing Class 3A state champs ven- worst record since the franchise’s inception a passed ball in an eight-run first inning Saturday at Price. The Cougars held off a furious Cowboy comeback rally to register ture to St. George Thursday to in the Big Easy. a 10-8 win. Grantsville battled back to eliminate Cedar City 9-5 that day and now face Bear River Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in tangle with Region 8 champion The Jazz were the model of consistency St. George in state play. Lehi in the second round of the during the Stockton-Malone era and had Class 3A State Softball tourna- established a league record for consecutive ment. The Lady Pioneers hand- postseason appearances without a losing ed Cedar City a 3-2 setback to regular season mark. Cougars upset Cowboys, 10-8 advance into the state quarterfi- But now Utah must infuse a reasonably nals against Tooele Thursday at young team with a number of high draft picks 5:30 p.m. at the Canyons Softball by Nick Drake to the early edge. in the Cowboys comeback bid. Marcus to make another run in the post season next Complex in St. George. Although Grantsville made a gallant Hamatake also blasted a towering two- year. SPORTS EDITOR Tooele takes a glossy 18-3 comeback, pulling to within 9-8, Union run round-trip clout in the third inning The Jazz hope the fifth-worst record in the Grantsville baseball headed into the overall mark on the season into held on down the stretch to post a hard to also help ignite Grantsville’s rally. league this year will give them enough ping Class 3A State Baseball tournament on the post-season tournament in fought 10-8 slugfest victory Saturday But the Cowboys came up a little bit pong balls in the draft lottery May 24 to draft a high. Dixieland. at Price. short down the stretch. possibly first in the upcoming NBA draft in The Cowboys were taking a four- Lady Buff Coach Barry Pitt The Cougars capitalized on the six Grantsville battled back to register June. Utah can draft anywhere between first game winning streak into the post-sea- said his team found a way to win unearned runs in the opening frame to a 9-5 triumph over Cedar City in the and seventh and also have five of the first 60 son affair and ranked fifth in the state. under some difficult weather take a lead it would never relinquish. loser’s bracket game, also at CEU field picks in this year’s draft. But just minutes into Grantsville’s conditions. The setback tainted a stellar individ- in Price. Looking for some bulk and help in the first round contest with Region 10 “We played well enough to ual performance from Derek Erickson. The Cowboys pushed home runs in center position, University of Utah’s Andrew third-seed Union the past three weeks win,” he noted. “At this point, The Grantsville senior took the mound all but two of the six innings and coast- Bogut would be a welcome addition to the of momentum and confidence went by that is all that matters. We’ve in the first inning, trailing 8-0, and held ed to the victory behind the strong right Jazz for the 2005-06 campaign if they are the wayside, quickly. done all we can do in practice the Cougars to just two runs, one of arm of Hamatake. The Cowboy senior lucky enough to draw one of the top picks. Everything that could go wrong did which was earned, hit a pair of mon- Although the college crop isn’t exactly for the Cowboys and the Cougars post- strous home runs, knocked in six runs SEE TOP PAGE A9 bowling over NBA scouts and owners, Utah ed eight runs in the first inning to race SEE UPSET PAGE A9 has always been able to pull a diamond out of the rough when it comes to judging college talent. After last year’s free agent purge with Cowgirls, Buff boys’ win region track titles Carlos Boozer and Mehmet Okur and re-sign- by Nick Drake in the high jump and javelin. Titmus also earned a Kyler Brown and Shane Ahlstrom. Mark Dunn also ing its own free agents, the Jazz are still hop- runner-up medal in the long jump and 100 meter turned in a stellar performance to seize the 1600 ing to draft and maybe sign a key free agent SPORTS EDITOR The Grantsville High girls and Tooele High boys dash to provide valuable second-place points meter region title and also battled to an impres- to make another strong post-season run. track and field teams turned in strong and impres- as well as teammates Brooke Bunderson (100 sive silver medal in the grueling 3200 meter run to Although the Jazz missed the playoffs, Utah sive performances at the Region 11 Track & Field hurdles), Calli Steele (javelin) and Kami Tate (300 provide excellent scoring depth for the Buffs. The is in a superb position to become a major meet Wednesday and Thursday at Ogden High. hurdles). Buffs medley relay squad of Steven Schwartzman, player in the NBA post season next year if But the Cowgirls’ and Buffs’ determined efforts Lauren Lescanec battled to a silver finish in the Rick Sanders, Race Warburton and Shay Asay also its major players like Boozer, Raul Lopez and weren’t quite enough to overtake another region high jump to pace the Lady Buff cinder squad and powered to a strong second-place standing in the Andrei Kirilenko can stay on the court and off team title sweep of the talented Tigers on their joined forces with Holly Tyler, Erin Christiansen event as well. the injured list. home cinder field. and Abree Mattinson to power the Lady Buff 1600 The strong individual results now boost the local While San Antonio, Phoenix, Miami, and Grantsville fought to a second-place team finish meter relay team to a second-place time in the track and field stars into the Class 1A through 5A Detroit are slugging it out for league suprema- in the final standings while Tooele grabbed third event as well. State Track & Field Meet Friday and Saturday at cy, Utah is doing its homework to prepare for place. The Tigers also ruled the boys region stand- Brigham Young University. another key and interesting summer. Ogden won 11 of the 16 events to tally a whop- ings with 140 to edge out runner-up Bear River Grantsville Coach Butch Boegler said his team ping 155 team points to beat out the runner-up by a mere five points, 135. Tooele was a distant really turned in a stellar effort in the two-day Cowgirls with 110 for the team title. Bear River third place with 80 followed by Morgan (76), Ben region cinder meet. grabbed third place at 69 followed by Morgan (62), Lomond (53) and Grantsville (13), respectively. “I thought the girls competed really hard and Tooele (52) and Ben Lomond (45) in the girls team Tyson Hughes powered the Buffs to their bronze I was impressed with their efforts,” he stated. standings. team finish with region titles in the 110 and 300 Sports Wrap Shalane Titmus and Mari Vera powered the hurdles and also joined forces on the region cham- SEE REGION PAGE A9 Cowgirls to the silver team tally with region titles pion 1600 meter relay squad with Josh Boucher, Local youth aces Stansbury Braxten Quinn did what many adults have never accomplished, hit a hole-in-one, Friday at Cowgirls washed out Stansbury Park Golf Course. The local 7-year-old fired an ace on the 105- by Nick Drake 13 at Morgan. yard 16th hole with a 3-wood. SPORTS EDITOR Emmi Nelson and Jordan Chaney each Witness of the rare event was grandfather Wet and inclement weather has played drew a walk to open the game and Jim Quinn. a vital role and made a dramatic effect on Katresha Veazie smacked a two-run tri- Stansbury best ball results the spring 2005 sports campaign. ple to trigger the barrage. The Stansbury Park Golf Association two- And it didn’t help the Grantsville High Kylee Dalton also drew a walk and person, best-ball tournament was held Saturday softball squad either. Lacey Cole ripped a RBI single to aid the at the local course. The Cowgirls were slated to tangle effort. Lauryl Baird drew a walk while Valerie Green and Dollie Gregrich combined with Region 10 runner-up Union Saturday Janece Veazie and Monica Aagard ripped forces to win the women’s low gross division in Cedar City. consecutive singles and Nelson drew a with an 84. However, rainy weather has pushed the walk to keep the inning alive. Chaney The squad of Shelly Johnson and Peggy first-round games between Grantsville drilled a two-run single to conclude the Lindsey fired a low net 64 to win the women’s and Union and also Region 9 champ rally and spot Grantsville a quick 7-0 low net division crown as well. and host Canyon View and Delta to cushion. The team of Roger Slater and Mark Metzler Wednesday where the four state tourna- Grantsville tacked on a pair of tallies tied the squad of Dave Garcia and Ray Romero ment squads will play first round affairs. in the top of the second stanza to extend as each recorded a first-place 70. Justin The winners of the two games the margin to 9-0. Jarrell Veazie drew a Bateman and Manny Jaramillo took the bronze Wednesday will move on into the state one-out walk while Cole and Baird fol- with a 71. quarterfinals and play Thursday at 5:30 lowed with consecutive singles to trigger Dan Holland and Joe Krueger captured the p.m. while the two losers will play again the outburst. Aagard and Nelson each men’s low net with a top tally of 62 to edge out Wednesday to see which team will drew bases loaded walks to force home the team of Mike Hubbard and Don Christensen advance to St. George for Thursday play runs and build the nine-run edge. by one stroke, 63. Ken Tomlin and Leon Harvey in the Class 3A State Softball tourna- The Cowgirls padded the advantage took third place with a 65. ment. with six more runs in the third to com- The next Stansbury Park Golf Association The Cowgirls take a 12-7 overall plete the lopsided affair. Katresha Veazie, event will be a two-day ringer tournament held record into the prestigious tournament Dalton, Jarrell Veazie and Cole opened May 21-22. and finished the Region 11 softball sea- the fateful frame with consecutive hits son in third place in the final standings and Baird drew a walk. Janece Veazie Tooele Legion starts work with a 6-4 league mark. was hit by a pitch and Aagard followed photography/Troy Boman The Tooele American Legion baseball team Grantsville 15 - Morgan 0 with a RBI single to aid the rally. Nelson Grantsville catcher Lauryl Baird attempts to knock down an errant will start work outs and try outs Friday at 5:30 The Cowgirls erupted for seven runs was also hit by a pitch while Chaney and throw while Tooele’s Amy Petersen slides home in last week’s game in the first frame and Katresha Veazie Katresha Veazie smacked back-to-back at Deseret Peak Complex. The two schools are set to compete in SEE WRAP PAGE A9 tossed a no-hitter in three innings as the Class 3A State Softball tournament this weekend, with Grantsville GHS coasted to a league triumph April SEE WASHED PAGE A9 beginning Wednesday and Tooele resuming play on Thursday. TUESDAY May 10, 2005 A9

reached on a Wasatch error. Amber Castagno put Top down a sacrifice bunt to move Lowry into scoring continued from page A8 position and Petersen came through with a single to chase Lowry to third. Petersen stole second and now it’s up to the girls. As long as they pull out to put both runners into scoring position, still a win, that is all that is necessary. If the girls play with no outs. Palmer reached base on another to their potential, they know they’ll win.” Lady Wasp miscue to chase home Lowry with the Tooele 3 - Wasatch 0 game-winning run and pinch-runnner MeKenzi The Lady Buffs rallied for a three-run outburst Pacheco stole second to put runners in scor- in the bottom of the third and Palmer shut down ing position again. Petersen darted home when the Wasps for the entire contest Saturday in Lehi. Kristen Evans reached on a fielder’s choice and Kohler opened the game for the Lady Wasps Kelsey Mendenhall belted a sacrifice fly to push with a lead-off double to threaten for Wasatch home Pacheco and stake Palmer to a three-run in the opening stanza. However, Palmer reached advantage. back to strike out the next three Wasatch sluggers Kohler also smacked out a two-out single in the in order and stymie the early rally. top of the fifth to record her second hit and also Meanwhile, Tooele went down in order in the the team’s only safeties of the game. first two innings of the game. But in the bottom of Castagno drew a walk to open the bottom of the third, the opportunistic Lady Buffs capitalized the fifth before the game was suspended and then on a Lady Wasp miscue and the two-time defend- ended when the field was ruled unplayable. ing champs never looked back. Lowry ignited Petersen recorded the lone hit of the game for the decisive rally when the Lady Buff outfielder the Lady Buffs in the rain-shortened contest.

Grantsville tandem Jordan Chaney and Emmi Wrap Nelson joined Tooele’s Elva Banford on the first continued from page A8 team all-region squad. Morgan’s Shannon Evans was the Region 11 MVP and Lady Trojan Coach Covi p.m. at the Dow James Park. Christensen captured the Region 11 Coach of the The team is coached by Angelo Cerroni. Year. Other first team selections include Morgan For more information call 882-2942 between 8 tandem Leslie Haddock and Brittany McMillan, a.m. to 2 p.m. Bear River duo Jessica Fronk and Taren Lish, Ogden combo Cha Jung and Shaylee Stegen and Ben Accelerated softball set Lomond’s Heather Lovelady. The T.C. Elite is looking for high school aged play- Tooele tandem Megan Dunn and Meredith Nigh ers for accelerated softball action this summer. and Grantsville’s Shalane Titmus headed the second For m ore information contact Brett at 882-5715 or team All-Region squad. Morgan duo Kendra Haslam photography/Troy Boman Teresa at 882-5561. and Eli Rees joined Bear River trio Erica Park, Josie Tooele’s Caitlin Mooney warms up for a relay in a meet earlier this spring at GHS. The Lady Buffs fought Erda men’s, co-ed teams needed Pugsley and Ashlee Woerner, Ogden tandem Jaclyn to a fourth place team finish in the Region 11 Track & Field meet Wednesday and Thursday in Ogden. The The Erda Men’s and Co-ed Softball Leagues are Skanchy and Maren Crane and Ben Lomond’s Sara state meet for Tooele, Grantsville, Dugway and Wendover will be held Friday and Saturday at Brigham Young University. getting prepared for the 2005 seasons. George. There will be men’s competition every Tuesday Grantsville duo Sara Reed and Rachael Anderson and co-ed on Thursday. The leagues are now accept- earned honorable mention for Region 11 along with Titmus powered her way to of 4:19.25 while the Cowgirl ing league fees and rosters for the upcoming season. Tooele High’s Amy Petersen, MeKenzi Pacheco, another high jump region title team of Jessica Collings, Jerica There will be a first-come, first-serve basis so get Sam Thomas and Hayley Folta, all of which are Region continued from page A8 with a winning leap of 5-4 to beat Dahlberg, Melanie Johnson and your entry fee and rosters in as soon as possible to from Tooele County. The six players combined with out five other competitors with Alexa Bakker joined forces to reserve your place in the league. The entry fee is Morgan trio Cami Johnson, Breanne Haslam and jumps of 4-10. Lescanec earned take a bronze with a time of $350 per team. Dani Evans, Bear River duo Morgan Westergaard and “Ogden is just a really good a silver status with a leap of 4-10 4:25.74 in the event as well. For more information contact Ty Judd at 882-4479 Jessica Peterson, Ogden’s Siobhan Naisbitt, Bri’anne team. But we’re a good team too. in the event, making the jump on Felicity Silva uncorked a third or 840-4379. Daniels, Shannon Stevenson and Ashley Weinberger It showed that they were 155 and her first attempt to beat out four place toss in the shot put with a and Ben Lomond’s Shannon Allred, Shelby Moreno, we were 110. But Ogden had others for the runner-up status. bronze heave of 31-9. Oquirrh ladies golf Annie Banz, Amber Doolan and McKenzie Favero. more depth than us. Still taking Vera claimed the region crown Sara Reed powered her way Oquirrh Hills Tuesday morning ladies golf is pre- second as a team isn’t bad. It’s in the javelin with a winning to a third-place finish in the 800 paring to start play beginning today. Tooele Babe Ruth needs a really positive team perfor- heave of 104-10.25 and team- meter run at 2:36.43 to aid the We are having new sign ups now and you can mance for us.” mate Steele was right behind Cowgirl scoring effort. choose to play 18 holes or 9 holes as we have a uniforms, equipment returned Tooele Coach Kendra Reed with a runner-up toss of 103-10. The Cowgirl medley relay league for either one. The Tooele babe Ruth Baseball League is asking said she was pleased with her Titmus also earned a pair of squad of Kelli Young, Dahlberg, Anyone interested in joining or those with ques- all parents and coaches to search their garages and team’s overall performance in silver medals as well to tally Collings and Reed fought to tions may call Sharon Howell at 882-4736 or Rose closets for player pants and equipment. A number of the two-day meet. valuable team scoring depth. a bronze in the event with a See at 882-4556. pants were not returned at the end of the 2004 base- ball season. By reusing the pants each year the cost “Everyone that went to the Titmus vaulted 17-1 in the long third-place finish of 4:49.25 All-Region 11 girls hoops team of registration can be reduced. Several coaches still region meet PR’d,” she noted. jump to earn the silver status while the Lady Buff squad of A trio of Tooele County girls hoopsters were have not turned in their equipment from last season. “Watching Tyson take three and finish only behind Ogden’s Miller, Mamales, Cassie Oborn selected to the first-team All-Region 11 girls bas- Those items are also critical to keeping league coasts region titles was really cool. Mark Katelyn Jensen (17-5) in the and Brittany Ripley took fourth ketball team for their tremendous play during the to a minimum. If you have any of these items, please really did a great job of winning event. Tooele’s Nigh claimed place at 4:50.22. 2004-05 campaign. call 882-6854 for pick-up. the region title in the 1600 and fourth place in the competition at The Lady Buff relay team of beating the Ogden kid. Shay ran 16-5 and Grantsville’s Bunderson Nigh, Lescanec, Caitlin Mooney a really good race in the 1600 garnered sixth place at 15-8.25. and Mattinson powered the Lady also. I thought it was really neat The Cowgirl senior also sprint- Buff 400 meter relay team to a to get three of our boys in the ed to a silver in the 100 meter third-place time of 53.03 while finals of the 110 hurdles. Greg dash with a second-place finish the Cowgirl squad of Collings, (Moore) threw really well in the of 12.86, also behind Ogden’s Dahlberg, Tate and Young joined discus but just couldn’t keep it Jensen at 12.42. together to garner fourth place in and he would have qualified Grantsville’s Bunderson bat- in the event at 53.26. for state. We had some first-year tled to a runner-up region status Grantsville’s Reed battled to seniors like Josh Boucher and in the 100 meter hurdles with a fourth-place time in the 3200 Bryan Murray really contributed a second place time of 16.45. meter run at 13:08.68 and a fifth- to the team. Tooele’s Holly Tyler was third at place time in the 1600 meter run “Our girls team, we took such a 16.69 followed by Cowgirl Kami at 5:44.73 to lead the Cowgirl young team and they all finished Tate with a fourth place finish of team with depth points. better than we thought,” she 16.95 and Lady Buff teammate Titmus grabbed fourth place added. “Abree tore it up. Both Liz Miller in fifth place at 17.17. in the 200 meter dash at 26.65 she and Tyson sacrificed one of Tate also grabbed a silver and teammate Bunderson was their individual events to help medal in the 300 hurdles with a right behind in fifth place with a the team qualify in relays. It was runner-up finish of 47.50. Cowgirl time of 27.16. so exciting. Erin (Christiansen) teammate Kaleena Kartchner Tooele’s Mattinson took did a nice job in the javelin to took fourth place at 50.07 while fourth place in the 400 meter qualify for state. Lauren, a little Tooele tandem Miller (50.10) and dash at 61.86 and Grantsville’s freshman, did a good job for us Tyler (50.30) earned fifth and Bunderson earned 6th at 62.09. in the high jump and 1600 meter sixth place in the event as well. Lady Buff Casey Richardson relay. Alyssa (Marsh), Meredith, Lescanec, Holly Tyler, grabbed fifth place in the discus Kenya (Mamales) and Holly Erin Christiansen and Abree with a heave of 80-5 as well. (Tyler) really came through for Mattinson combined to power A story on the boys results us as freshmen. Risa (Garcia) the Lady Buff 1600 meter relay will be published in Thursday’s running a PR in the 3200 was team to a second-place time edition. fantastic because last year she was told she would never walk and here she is competing at region and doing her best. Liz Pet of the Week (Miller) stepped it up in the hurdles. It was neat to see our two girls hurdlers place and find out how well they did and both are underclassmen. Our seniors really stepped up and our under- photography/Troy Boman classmen stepped it up also. It Grantsville’s Lacey Cole is all smiles after reaching second base in a home game against Bear River. The was really fun to see some of the Cowgirls will play in state play Wednesday at Cedar City against Union. girls that tried extra events that they hadn’t competed in before and we found out some would Fleming and when Kami Poll “We knew that it would be qualify for state.” reached on a Cowgirl fielding a tough game,” said Coach Washed Region results continued from page A8 miscue in the second. Clinton. “Hunter has always Katresha Veazie and Cole had very good teams and this The Cowgirl and Buff boys RBI singles to stake GHS to a led the way in the Grantsville year proved to be no excep- teams turned in strong overall 15-run lead. hit parade with three hits each tion. Lauryl Baird did an awe- team performances to record Katresha Veazie struck out while Chaney and Aagard pro- some job, catching a phenom- second- and third-place team eight of the 11 batters she faced vided a pair of safeties each. enal game. Kylee Dalton and finishes, respectively, in the and the only two base runners Dalton, Jarrell Veazie, Baird Katresha Veazie came up with Region 11 Track & Field meet of the game for Morgan was and Janece Veazie slapped out some big hits to pull out the Wednesday and Thursday at a first inning walk to Shara one hit each as well. hard fought victory.” Ogden High.

with a 9-1 region mark, just one game ahead the way back. We made some mental and Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. of the second place Cowboys at 8-2. Morgan physical errors. We very easily could have Upset Shelters are only required to hold animals for continued from page A8 finished a distant third place at 5-5 while rolled over. I did like the way we continued Tooele and Ben Lomond tied for fourth place to battle all the way through the game. We three days before they are euthanized. struck out 14 Redmen sluggers, scattered at 4-6 but the Scots eliminated the Buffs last get a break on a call at second base and it’s For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals eight hits and walked four in the victory. Tuesday in a region playoff with a 10-9 tri- only a one-run game and a different story in available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at The split keeps Grantsville alive in the umph at Davis High. the seventh. 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Class 3A State tournament. But now the Grantsville takes a 14-7 record overall on “Derek came in and pitched very well,” he Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Cowboys must meet region rival Bear River the season into this weekend’s state tourna- added. “Kirk (Fawson) didn’t pitch bad. But Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Elks Field in St. ment play. we just didn’t give him a whole lot of help in George in state tournament action. The win- Cowboy Coach Travis McCluskey said his that first inning. You can’t spot a good team ner advances to meet the Morgan-Uintah team put itself in a tough spot trailing eight an eight-run advantage and expect to battle survivor Thursday at 7 p.m. while the loser runs before it could come to the plate and all the way back all of the time. We showed a Tooele Veterinary Clinic is eliminated. produce some runs. lot of character in the game though.” 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Bear River claimed the Region 11 title “When you spot a team that many runs A story on the two games will be published in the first inning it’s difficult to come all in Thursday’s edition. A10 TUESDAY MAY 10, 2005 WEDDINGS GRADUATIONS

Murphy/Fivas Roy Davis

Von and Mary Murphy of Roy Jabez Davis has grad- Tooele are pleased to announce uated from the University of the marriage of their daughter, Utah with a bachelor’s degree Shaylee RaNae, to Nick Keith in the bio-medical engineering Fivas, son of Keith and Laurie program. Fivas of Magna, Utah. Roy graduated from Tooele They will be sealed in the High School in 1989 and is the Salt Lake Temple on Saturday, son of Lowell and Donna Davis May 14, 2005. A reception will of Tooele. Roy’s wife, Beth, and be held at the Tooele East Stake their children, Olivia, Danielle, center that evening from 6-8. We James, Jeremiah and Luke, have would like to invite friends over- Shaylee RaNae Murphy encouraged and supported Roy Roy Davis looked to please join us that in his quest for education. evening to celebrate. and Nick Keith Fivas A family party is planned to will take a well deserved vaca- Nick and Shaylee both plan celebrate Roy’s accomplish- tion before embarking on the to further their education at Salt ments, but first Roy and Beth next exciting era of their lives. Lake Community College. The couple will make their home in Tooele. Craig Hinkel

Craig Hinkel graduated May MISSIONARIES 7, 2005, from the University of Phoenix with a master’s degree Ben Layton of business administration. His wife, Jennifer, and daughters, Elder Ben Layton has been Lauren and Madison, are very called to serve as a missionary proud of his accomplishment. for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will serve in the Taiwan Kaohsiung Mission. Ben will speak in the Grantsville Sixth Ward Sacrament meeting on May 15 Craig Hinkel at 10:50 a.m. He enters the MTC on May 18. Ben is the son of Lynnea and Bart Hamatake of Grantsville and Alan and Valori Layton of Super Crossword Answers Stansbury Park. Elder Ben Layton

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Tooele Sterling Scholars among best in arts, sciences Dance

by Melissa Thompson chosen for the final round. Tiffany Jack in the dance guage nominee. Tiffany Jack CONTRIBUTING WRITER category was the only nominee from Tooele High to Preparing for the interview was also a big part Parents: Darrell and be selected for the final round of competition. of the Sterling Scholar program. Students had to be Karen Jack “(It) forced me to realize all the rewarding and Twelve seniors were chosen to represent Tooele quick on their feet to answer questions regarding their meaningful accomplishments I’ve done (have) meant College Plans: University High School in the Deseret Morning News/KSL Sterling portfolios, category, or any other questions about something,” said Jack. of Utah Scholar program this year. what the nominee would do for the next few years. Despite only one Tooele High School student going Career Plans: Speech Interviews were first held at Tooele High School to The ten-minute interviews were the nominee’s last on in the competition all the nominees learned a great and reading therapist narrow the participants down to the most deserving chance to shine for the interviewers so they would deal from their experience with the Sterling Scholar twelve in their respective categories. After the Sterling consider them as a finalist. In the dance, speech/ School Achievements: program. Scholars were chosen they had to prepare portfolios drama, and music categories, nominees performed Graduating with honors, “I thought it was a great way for students with spe- which included specifics about the individual scholar’s for their judges as well as answering questions. The National Honor Society, Tiffany Jack cial skills to compete and earn college scholarships. It concentration in their category, the leadership roles nominees had to be prepared for anything thrown outstanding attendance, was a difficult task to work for, but I really encourage they have held throughout high school, and commu- their way, including what pantomime had to do with honor roll, Drill Mistress everyone who is interested to try for it, because it’s a nity service projects in which they have participated, lot of fun,” said music nominee Alyssa Falkner. English. Extracurricular Activities: Key Club, Rotary, as well as any other activities. It was definitely a challenge for all of the nominees, The nominees from Tooele High School did very Sha-Ronns, Dance Company, Drama Club, After spending countless hours writing, scan- especially those who procrastinated putting their well representing their school and themselves as Homecoming Queen, Tooele County Dairy ning pictures and putting together an interesting and portfolio together until the last moment. The portfolio Sterling Scholars. All of the time and effort put forth Attendant, 3rd place at Region Drama well-written portfolio, the scholars were interviewed not only helped with the Sterling Scholar process but in their portfolios and preparation for the interview Competition in Pantomime, State Champion in for the semi-finals of the Sterling Scholar Program also to help the students remember what they have process were well worth it. The nominees were not Pantomime, Co-Jr. Miss title holder, Elizabeth at Brighton High School on Feb. 23. Each scholar accomplished throughout their high school careers. only able to reflect on their high school experiences, Proctor in The Crucible competed against well-qualified students from other “It was interesting to compile my entire high but also to show they could compete with students schools in the Wasatch Front Region. Of the 676 school career into a portfolio and see what I had from other schools by showing off their knowledge of nominees who went to the semi-finals, only 195 were accomplished,” said Laura Hunter, the foreign lan- the category they were selected to represent. Social Science Family & Consumer Alex DeSpain Mathematics Business & Sciences Parents: Won Young Marketing DeSpain Tenisha Hicks Ada Van Zanten Education College Plans: University Parents: Deidre Hicks Parents: Evelyn Van of Utah and JW and Mary Zanten Rachel Richards Career Plans: Become a Anderson College Plans: Parents: Flint and Sandra doctor or surgeon of some College Plans: University of Utah Richards type Westminster College Career Plans: Get a job! College Plans: Snow School Achievements: 3.9 Alex DeSpain Career Plans: Master’s in College for two years GPA, 33 ACT score, out- School Achievements: nursing/nutrition degree then transferring standing attendance for four Renaissance or an art major to Brigham Young years, and honors program Recognition, Tenisha Hicks Ada VanZanten University majoring in School Achievements: Salutatorian, various Extracurricular Activities: Four-year member Business Graduate with Associate advanced placement of the baseball and basketball teams, athletic Rachel Richards of Science degree, received Governor’s and community college classes, Tooele High Career Plans: Undecided trainer for volleyball and football, and volunteer Initiative on Families Today scholarship, and School girl’s tennis team School Achievements: at the Mountain West Medical Center Visions Unlimited Extracurricular Activities: National Honor Renaissance awards, Honor Roll, Keys to Extracurricular Activities: Active member of Society President, Youth City Council mayor, Success, and Sterling Scholar Visual Arts Faith Temple Pentecostal Church, 4-H, Drama FBLA officer, FFA member, youth court Extracurricular Activities: Future Farmers of Club Publicist, HOSA, Future Business Leaders America, Future Business Leaders of America, of America, and Co-Jr. Miss title holder for National Honor Society, debate team, Key Emily Fish Tooele County Speech/Drama Club, French Club, 4-H, Mock Trial, and Parents: Melvin and Parliamentary Procedures team Pauline Fish Music Chantelle Fowler College Plans: Utah Parents: Gary and Judy English Valley State College with Alyssa Falkner Fowler an associate’s degree in Parents: Mickey and College Plans: Brigham photography Lynn Falkner Young University Melissa S. Career Plans: Pursuing College Plans: Southern Career Plans: Thompson a career in portrait pho- tography Utah University Pediatrician Parents: Roger and Emily Fish Career Plans: Criminal School Achievements: Laura Thompson School Achievements: Won first place in the State Skills USA competi- Justice 4.0 GPA and 32 ACT Chantelle Fowler College Plans: Southern tion in photography, played Gertrude McFuzz score Utah University to School Achievements: in Seussical: the Musical, qualified for State obtain a bachelor’s Qualified for region and Alyssa Falkner Extracurricular Activities: First place in Drama three years in a row, and won the “Best degree in communica- solo ensemble Dramatic Monologues at Region Drama, Key of Show” award in the 2005 District Spring Art tions/journalism Extracurricular Activities: United States Pony Club, Interact, National Honor Society, German Show Club, Drama Club, and Visions Unlimited Career Plans: Continue Melissa Thompson Clubs, Tooele Sign Pride, Students Against Extracurricular Activities: National Honor schooling to obtain a Dangerous Decisions, Future Farmers of Society, President of the Art Club, Drama Club, master’s degree or perhaps a doctorate and America, and 4-H Show Choir, and yearbook staff editor Science become a journalist for a major newspaper or an editor for a publishing company Foreign Language Denis Tillman School Achievements: Co-editor in chief of Trade & Technical Parents: Chris and the Buffalog, qualified for State Drama com- Education Laura Hunter Rania Tillman petition four years in a row, won a first, third, and second places in Pantomime at Region Cody Castle Parents: Gary and Karen College Plans: Drama Competition in 2002, 2003, and 2005, Hunter University of Utah Pantomime Team Captain, Academic All- Parents: Veronica College Plans: Utah State Career Plans: Region for cross-country, attendance awards, Sandoval University and participat- Undecided, currently cross-country and track captain, played Julia College Plans: University ing in the Study Abroad thinking something in Gibbs in Our Town, head technician for Tooele of Utah majoring in program science High School drama department, won second Business place in the 2005 District Spring Art Show, Career Plans: Become an School Achievements: Denis Tillman won third place in the 2004 Tooele High School Career Plans: Undecided architect and open up own Valedictorian, Honor Roll, Winter Art Show, and a certified photographer School Achievements: firm Laura Hunter taken all offered advanced placement courses Academic All-State for Cody Castle School Achievements: Class and tests Extracurricular Activities: Cross-country, track, Buffalog, National Honor Society, work golf, Academic All-Region officer for four years, National Honor Society Vice- Extracurricular Activities: Student Body as a cashier at Buddy’s Fun Center, four year for basketball, honor roll, and Wendy’s Heisman President, Key Club Treasurer, French and German Officer, tennis, Academic Olympiad, State Finalist classes, 3.9 GPA, and a score of 32 on the ACT drama club member, won awards in the Tooele State Math Contest, Chess Club, Jazz Band, County and Utah State Fairs in photography, Extracurricular Activities: Senior class offi- Extracurricular Activities: Part of a month long stu- Band Drum Major and Field and member of the “Roundtable” for the Tooele cer, member of the golf, basketball, and ten- dent exchange in Kambarka, Russia and has hosted Commander, National Honor Society Historian Transcript Bulletin. nis teams, Youth City Council, Chess Club, Japanese students Academic Olympiad, and state math contest It’s time for the nutritious, delicious strawberry! plenti- time of the year are California America. Early European explor- of strawberries will supply more When measuring serts and snacking. ful berries. The berries we enjoy are ers of the 1500s took samples than the recommended human strawberries Fruit Fantasia is a delightful supply the products of years of cross from the Virginia area back to daily requirement of vitamin C A 1 1/2 pounds = 2 pints or 1 fruit salad that is both tasty and of strawber- breeding. Europe where they attracted and in addition, they add impor- quart nutritious. ries hits Wild strawberries grow on a lot of attention because the tant trace minerals to the diet. 1 small basket = 1 pint the market every continent except Africa North American berries pro- According to the American Fruit Fantasia 1 pint = 3 1/4 cups whole ber- around and Australia/New Zealand, and duced larger fruit, were more Cancer Society, foods rich in 2 bananas, sliced ries Mother’s Day they make attractive ground cov- productive and had brighter red Vitamin C may lower the risk of 2 cups sliced strawberries 1 pint = 2 1/4 cups sliced ber- each year ers. However, wild berries are coloring than those common to cancers of the gastrointestinal 1 (20 oz) can pineapple tidbits ries and along often small and tasteless and may Europe at the time. tract. in juice, drained and save juice 1 pint = 1 2/3 cup pureed ber- with them, be colors other than red. The The flavor of fresh straw- In addition, without added 1 (15 oz) can sliced peaches in ries we find plen- Diane Sagers Romans prized wild strawberries berries is unbeatable and that sugar, strawberries are low in calo- juice, drained and save juice 1 cup = about 4 ounces ty of ways to CORRESPONDENT for their medicinal properties. alone puts them on the menu. ries. When strawberries are in plen- 1 teaspoon sugar-free Tang There is more to fresh straw- enjoy them. The strawberries we feast on It is nice to know that they are tiful supply, home cooks find many 1 (0.9 oz ) package vanilla berries than shortcake (although Most of the today come from a cross made also very nutritious. Ounce for ways to use them in bulk. Plan instant pudding Homefront they could stop there and every- berries avail- in France 250 years ago between ounce, strawberries have more ahead by knowing the equivalents one would be happy). They lend able at this fruits from North and South Vitamin C than citrus fruit. A cup for measuring strawberries. EE TRAWBERRY AGE themselves well to salads, des- S S P B3 B2 TUESDAY May 10, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

Tooele May 21. Register for Garden Club Young gardeners and parents please Feeling trapped? plan on attending a registration meet- If someone’s drinking is affecting ing for the Tooele City 4-H Garden your life, Alanon can help. Call 882- Club on Tuesday, May 10, at 7 p.m. 7756 for information. at the USU Extension auditorium Stamp Out Hunger (151 N. Main). The Garden Club is Utah letter carriers to pickup food for youth Kindergarten through 12th donations on May 14. Utah residents grade and will meet every Wednesday are asked to participate by placing or Thursday May-September. The non-perishable food in a bag near Tooele Youth Garden is located at their mailbox prior to mail delivery on 700 E. Vine St. There is a $5 registra- Saturday. Letter carriers will collect tion fee. Tooele City will provide the the donations during normal deliver- tools and water. If you have any ques- ies. tions or you are unable to attend the All of the food will be distributed registration meeting please call Terra to local food banks whose shelves are Sherwood at 843-2142. traditionally bare this time of year. Food, clothing pantry Last year Utah letter carriers col- The pantry is open to all who lected nearly 900,000 pounds of food, have need. There is adult and chil- enough to provide approximately dren’s clothing. The pantry is open 300,000 meals for hungry Utah chil- Saturdays from 10 a.m. until Noon at dren and adults. First Baptist Church, 580 S. Main St. Books for Bravery If you have an immediate need please If you would like to donate new call Pastor Jon at 882-2048. or used children’s and young adult books, please bring them to Overlake Stansbury Park Elementary recently completed its school spelling bee. Pictured are class and school winners: (front l-r) Lindsay Elementary May 10-12! If we receive Meetings Guymon, Katelyn Robinson, School Winner Jacob Maughan, Darick Morrell and Taycen Timothy; (back) Kharissa DeSomer, Hillary 1,100 books our principal, Ms. Cole, Jai Ganapathy, Chauncy Bond, School Runner-up Nick McBeth, Maegan Porter, Holly Jacobsen and Chase Kuipers. Johnson, will spend the day on the City council meets Family plans: (Mom and litter fixed, tour Monday through Saturday from students 18 and over. Call 833-1994 roof! Books will be used to supple- The Tooele City Council will litter must be less than six months 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. While you’re here, for additional information. ment teacher libraries; unused books meet in a work session meeting on old) family cat plan $90; family dog visit the Country Store and shop for will be donated to the Friends of the Wednesday, May 11, at 4 p.m. in the Retirement party plan $135; $10 extra for pregnancies handcrafted items from local folks, Library. Tooele City Hall large conference Danny Foulon is retiring from and dogs over 80 pounds. For more reprints of old and rare books, home room, 90 N. Main. Tooele Junior High at the end of this Open Horse Show information, call toll-free 1-866-PETS décor and accessories, candy, gifts May 21 at 9 a.m. and open horse teaching year. There will be a retire- Public hearing FIX (1-866-7387 349) or www.utah- and much more. ment party May 24 from 5-7 p.m. at show will be held at the Tooele Bit An open forum for parents and the pets.org. To reserve the bowery for your fam- TJHS. The community is invited to N’ Spur arena. Trophies and Rosettes public to develop understanding and G’ville family history ily reunion, wedding or other special come wish him well. will be awarded for winners (places provide input on the Utah English The Grantsville Family History event, please call (435) 882-7678. 1-6) in each event. Categories include Language Proficiency Standards will THS community meeting Center is located at 117 E. Cherry and Pageant auditions Stick Horse, Halter, Reining, Pleasure, be held Thursday, May 12, 7 p.m. at Announcing the Tooele High School is open help you with any research The Benson Grist Mill Pageant is Costume, Barrels, Poles and Keyhole Anna Smith Elementary in Wendover, Community Meeting on Tuesday, May from 12-4 p.m. Monday through holding auditions for its 10th annual Race. Jackpot Classes in Barrels, Nev. Questions may be directed to 10, from 7-8 p.m. in the commons/ Friday. Evening hours are 7-9 p.m. production on Tuesday, June 7, from Poles and Keyhole Race. See our ad ESL Director Sandra Shepard at 833- cafeteria area. Parents, educators, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. 6-10 p.m. at the Janis Smart Music in the May 12 and 19 editions of 1900 or Principal Kent Parsons at students and other members of the We are also open the first and second Memorial Library just behind Phil’s the Transcript-Bulletin. All proceeds 435-665-0470. community are invited to attend. The benefit the Tooele 4-H Horse program. Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. Glass. If you have a current photo- principal and community council are For more information, contact Lyndsy to 2 p.m. graph, please bring it with you. Don’t interested in receiving your feedback Overright at 882-5481. Deseret Peak Sign up for our free census record miss the opportunity to be part of this regarding the direction and future class. You will learn how to start extraordinary production. Free carseat checks of academics at Tooele High School. looking for your family using census Please come prepared to discuss A free car seat checkpoint will be Motocross track closes records. We have access to all the U.S. set up at Quality Chevrolet, 1041 N. Erda ideas about the desired results for The Deseret Peak Motocross Track census records and the British 1971 to student learning over the next few Main, Tooele, on May 18 from 12-4 will close from Monday-Sunday, 1901 census records. The class will be p.m. years and possible means to help us May 9-16, as we prepare for the USA held Thursday, May 12, from 7-9 p.m. Planners meet meet those goals. Light refreshments Motocross Promotions (May 14-15 Veterans receive help To sign up, call Vickie at 884-3862 or The Erda Township Planning will be served. beginning at 7 a.m.). A field service officer from the call the Family History Center at 884- Commission will hold a meeting on The Motocross Track will re-open THS Community Council American Legion will be at the Tooele 6611. May 11 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of for general hours on Monday, May 16. The Tooele High School Community Workforce Service Center, 305 North the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. General hours are Monday through Council will have a brief meeting May Main Street, from 3-4:30 p.m. on May Main St., Tooele. 20 to assist you in understanding and Saturday from 10 a.m. to dusk and Stansbury 10 just prior to the community meet- applying for rightful VA benefits, pre- Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed ing. We will be making committee assignments for the 2005/2006 school paring and documenting application Thursday for track maintenance. If Service boards meet Churches you have any further questions, call year and discussing school fund rais- for compensation, pension, hospital- A meeting of the Board of Trustees (435) 843-4025 or visit our Website at ing issues. You do not have to be a ization, education and other benefits. of the Stansbury Recreation Service This is a free service and veterans www.deseretpeakcomplex.com. Methodists invite all voting council member to attend our Area and the Greenbelt Service Area Tooele United Methodist Church, meetings or to accept assignments. need not be members of the American and the Board of Directors of the Legion to qualify for assistance. 78 E. Utah Ave., invites you to join Please arrive promptly at 6:30 p.m., Sports Stansbury Service Agency will con- them Sundays at 11 a.m. for morn- because we will only have 30 minutes CJC Golf Tournament vene on Wednesday, May 11, at 7 p.m. ing worship and children and youth to review our agenda. Tooele County Children’s Justice at the Clubhouse, #1 Country Club Sunday School. Center Friends Board is sponsoring Camp Invention at East Spring volleyball camp Drive, Stansbury Park. On Sunday, May 22, 12:30-3:30 p.m. its sixth annual golf tournament. The Oquirrh Mountain Sports will have Camp Invention is returning to East Beautify Stansbury May in Fellowship Hall a workshop to event will begin at 8 a.m. May 13 at a volleyball camp for any students Elementary this summer: June 13- learn more about Methodist history, the Overlake Golf Course. Cost is grade 5-8 (boys and girls) interested 21 17 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Camp theology and doctrine will be held. $50 per person or $200 for a group in developing and strengthening new Come join your neighbors in gener- Invention is a national summer day It’s really a workshop for both old and of four. There is a need for hole and skills. This will be held at the Tooele al community maintenance and clean- camp that encourages children to new who want to become more con- cart sponsors for any business, group High School gym on May 14 from 10 up, such as painting, planting trees develop their creative abilities. It is nected with others in our community. or individual, and cash donations are a.m. to 12 p.m. Registration will begin and flowers, pick-up, lake clean-up. open for children entering second Food and child care will be provided. always needed and appreciated. All at 9:30 a.m. and the fee is $8. For more Many projects are planned. Bring the through sixth grades. Each day kids proceeds from the upcoming tourna- information, call Lareine 882-2061 or family, work gloves and water. Early Bible Baptist Church participate in hands-on, interactive ment will benefit the CJC, an organi- Laura 882-7748. birds get donuts. Meet at the obser- Bible Baptist Church, 286 N. 7th St., activities that encourage creativity zation that helps sexually abused or vatory/ballfield parking lot at 8 a.m. Tooele, invites you to services: Sunday and inventive solutions. This summer’s severely physically abused children. Saturday, May 21. For further infor- school 10 a.m.; Sunday worship 11 curriculum includes racing live bugs, For more information call the CJC at Grantsville mation, call Marie Matthews at 882- a.m.; Sunday evening service 6 p.m.; working on a movie set, solving the 843-1161 or Mike Fields at 840-4604. 5111 or Christy Achziger at 843-7691. Wednesday service 7 p.m.; servicio case of the disappearing homework, Plant trees Dominical en Espanol 1 p.m.; Servico and the ever-popular Take Apart and I Spring concerts slated Choir performs del Martes 7 p.m. For more informa- Can Invent with broken appliances. • THS, TJHS Band — Thursday, We are looking for 50 families to The Grantsville Middle and High tion, please call: English 435-882-7183, For more information or to regis- May 12, at 7 p.m. in the THS audito- help plant trees; holes will already School choir concerts will be Tuesday, Espanol 801-577-1812. Nursery and ter go to www.campinvention.org or rium, the THS Concert Band, Jazz be dug. Call the Stansbury Service May 10, at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. respec- rides are available — “Where Jesus contact Gayle Falardeau locally at Band, Drumline and beginning and Agency at 882-6188 prior to May 18 to tively in the Grantsville High School is Lord, the Bible our doctrine, and 435-830-7338. advanced junior high bands will put reserve your tree. auditorium. Admission is $2 a person Baptist our Heritage.” on their spring concert. Admission is or $5 a family. For information, call Make a difference Overlake Elementary free, so everyone should come and Grantsville High school at 884-4500. Elections for the Stansbury Park As the weather warms up, remem- support the student musicians. It will Community Association officers will ber not to wear open toed shoes to Scarlet Pimpernel Schools school. be a fun-filled night of music and tal- Grantsville High School will perform be held May 17 at 7 p.m. at the club ent. house. If you have a desire to improve • May 25 — Dance festival for fami- The Scarlet Pimpernel Wednesday- Harris makes good readers lies 9:15 a.m. outdoor: bring a chair • THS, TJHS Orchestra — The THS Saturday, May 18-21, at 7 p.m. nightly your community, this is your chance Harris Elementary’s top readers and wear sunscreen and TJHS orchestras will present a in the school auditorium. Tickets are to help. There are a variety of posi- were treated to a hot air balloon ride • May 27 — Field day, children spring concert on Tuesday, May 10. $5 for adults, $4 for students and tions that are up for election, so many Friday, April 22 — two students from wear hats, sunscreen and clothes that The program is filled with variety $20 for families available at the door volunteers are needed. If you have any each class plus teachers of classes can get wet from classic rock and roll, classi- or in advance from a cast member. questions concerning what is required who participated the most. Two of • May 23 — Up With Kids 1:30 and cal favorites, movie themes and even Wednesday and Thursday a conces- to run for office or what the responsi- those great readers are Alysa Leigh 6 p.m. a mandolin/guitar/banjo ensemble. sion area will serve pizza, nachos, bilities of the officers are, please call of Mrs. Osterud’s morning kindergar- • May 31 — Talent show 9:30 a.m.; Mrs. Tinkle and daughter Theresa will drinks, etc. before the show and Kristi at 882-1942. ten class and Raven Weaver of Ms. awards assembly 2 p.m. guest solo with the Chamber Strings during intermission. On Friday and Swimming pool opens ensemble for one number. Bring the Moore’s first grade class. • June 1 — Kindergarten promotion Saturday there will be a pre-show din- The Stansbury Park swimming pool 9 a.m. for morning session and 10:30 whole family to enjoy this free con- ner with dessert (lemon chicken $9, plans to open Memorial Day week- Adult Ed. summer hours cert which will be in the THS audito- Starting June 7 the Tooele Adult for a.m. for afternoon students; sixth beef tips $9 or macaroni and cheese end, May 28-30, weather permitting. grade promotion 1 p.m. rium beginning at 7 p.m. for children $3) with live music served Stansbury residents should watch Education Center will be open • Elementary band and orchestra in the Commons from 5:45-6:15 p.m. for a mailing with pool information Tuesday and Wednesday from 5-9 p.m. — The Tooele Elementary Band and ESL class will be held on Wednesdays Dinners must be prepaid no later than including hours of operation, swim SEE DOINGS ON B8 Orchestra Spring Concert will be pre- May 16 by contacting a cast member lesson schedules, daily fees and dis- from 7-9 p.m. All adult classes are for sented on Wednesday, May 11, at 7 or calling 884-0998, 884-9224, 884-0214 count season passes. Applications for p.m. in the Tooele High School audi- or 884-9257. lifeguards, swim instructors and con- torium. The students have been work- cession clerks are being taken now. DOINGS POLICY ing hard all year. Come hear what we Fix pets now The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ Contact Kim Marshall at 882-6188 have accomplished and enjoy a fun with any questions. Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the evening of music. There is no charge. Neuter Clinic will be in Grantsville May 11-12 at Westgate Mortgage, 94 Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or Learn CPR W. Main. Appointments are available e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a CPR classes are taught twice a by calling (435) 884-1400 Grist Mill notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, month at Mountain West Medical Microchips are available to anyone etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a Center; $25 covers administrative at any time. Space is limited. Intake is Benson Grist Mill opens display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. costs. Call Wayne Lyman for times at 8 a.m. until full. Female dog $50, male The Benson Grist Mill is open for Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later 843-3623. The next class is Saturday, dog $40, female cat $30, male cat $20. the 2005 season! Come for a free than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY May 10, 2005 B3

the following recipe that uses Homemade Danish Nut Crust Strawberry strawberries as the basis for the Dessert 1 cup flour sauce. continued from page B1 2 tablespoons cornstarch 1 cup brown sugar Fresh Strawberry Pie 2 cups water 1/2 cup butter or margarine Slice 2 bananas and 2 cups 1 1/2 quarts fresh strawber- 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup nuts, chopped of strawberries. In a large serv- ries, hulled and washed 1 package gelatin dessert Combine all ingredients; pat into ing dish, combine bananas, 9” pie pan. Bake at 375 degrees 3 tablespoons cornstarch Combine cornstarch and sugar; strawberries, pineapple, and F for 15 minutes or until golden 1 cup sugar add water and bring to boil. peaches. In another bowl, com- brown. 2 tablespoons lemon juice Remove from heat; add gelatin des- bine pineapple juice, Tang mix, Reserve half of the berries and pudding mix. Mix well with sert (strawberry flavored for above (save out the most attractive) Honey Bee Ambrosia a wire whisk. The mixture will recipe) and stir until dissolved. and mash the rest. Combine 3 medium oranges peeled and be thick. Spoon pudding mix- sugar and cornstarch in large cut into chunks ture over fruit and toss gently Strawberry Delight saucepan; add mashed berries 1/2 cup orange juice to coat. Thin as desired with 1 teaspoon vanilla and mix well. Cook for 5-6 min- 1/4 cup honey reserved peach juice. Chill for 8-oz cream cheese, softened utes until clear and thick; add 2 bananas peeled and sliced 30 minutes before serving. 2 cups whipped cream lemon juice and cool. Gently 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 recipe Danish Dessert (see stir in the rest of berries; pour Not only is the flavor of fresh strawberries is unbeatable, but they are 1 pint strawberries, sliced (or One taste of fresh strawberry recipe above) prepared, cooled into 9” baked pastry shell. (Use also nutritious. any fruit in season) pie and it is easy to understand 1 cup strawberries, sliced a pastry pie crust, a shortbread 1/3 cup flaked coconut (optional) why there is no shortage of 1 nut crust (below) crust or a graham cracker 1 can sweetened condensed Heat in a small saucepan to recipes for the delightful pastry. Graham cracker crust. Combine cream cheese and crust.) Top with whipped cream milk blend orange juice, honey and The sauce that binds the berries Combine cream cheese, milk vanilla; fold in whipped cream. to serve. 1 cup lemon juice lemon juice. Cool. together can be a packaged mix 1 package Danish Dessert, and lemon juice; pour into crust. Pour into nut crust. Combine Combine oranges with bananas like Danish Dessert, a home- prepared (or substitute home- Place in refrigerator to set up. Danish Dessert and strawberries; and strawberries. Pour liquid mix- made equivalent or a gelatin Strawberry Cream made Danish dessert recipe Make Danish Dessert; cool and pour onto cream cheese mixture. ture over fruit and chill. based mix. For even more real Cheese Pie below) add strawberries. Spoon over pie; Keep refrigerated until ready to Sprinkle with flaked coconut as strawberry flavor, consider 8 oz cream cheese, softened 1 cup strawberries, sliced refrigerate until ready to serve. serve. desired.

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Call 4:30am-5:30pm 882- Hearing Officer: Tooele County is Golden Spike Arena, dents, learn to study from Oldies But Good- springs, headboards, 882-0050 5055 accepting resumes for an Administrative Code 2 WING BACK recliners, Ogden, Utah. Featuring and take exams; in ies to Country Oldies. $50. Johnson outboard forest green $300, dark 165 head from several Enforcement Hearing Officer who will conduct Tooele call Jim (801)908-0966, boat motor, 9.5hp, wood dining room table states, including broke hearings to determine the existence and extent of (801)671-0107 (801)557-7760, RICAR- $400. Antique single and 6 chairs $250 843- geldings, ranch, per- a violation of the regulations and codes of Tooele [email protected] drawer office desk, solid 5169 ACCEPTING APPT’S for oak, $50. 882-4766, formance, youth, cut- County. Must be an active member in good housekeeping and RIDING LESSONS: day 830-6252 27” MAGNAVOX console ting, mares, in foal, at standing in the Utah State Bar or the American more. It’s spring! Time or evening, adults or tv, $250. 6 piece solid side, young stock with Institute of Certified Planners; Active practice of for Superior Interior children, Western or DOUGHBOY SWIM- oak kitchen set, less breeding, color galore, planning or law for at least five years.; or served as including grulla, buck- Housekeeping. Senior English, Grantsville. MING pool, 18ft, new in than 1yr old, $275. 882- a hearing officer, administrative law judge, or (435)830-7365 box, paid $3500, asking skins, gray, Palomino, disability, landlord, mov- 3954 or 833-5582 Where nursing and excellence possess extensive prior experience with ing out specials. $2000 obo. (801)330- blacks, duns, roans, (435)224-7070 THREE J’S Roofing and 5534 3 CUSHIONED Pillow black/white and etc. 1- are synonymous administrative hearings; Repairs, free estimates, top couch and matching 435-286-2281 (ucan) AERATION, TILLING. expert wind damage re- FREE 4-ROOM DI- chair, neutral color, like SUMMER RELIEF JOBS AVAILABLE NOW Complete job description is available at the pairs, 20 years experi- HORSE PASTURE Power raking Hauling: RECTV system includ- new condition. Paid RN’S $31.00/HR * LPN’s $24.00/HR Tooele County Human Resource Office lime-chips, sand, grav- ence, great prices, se- ing standard installa- w/water available, 882- $2400, asking $800 Top Wages for the Summer Months 47 South Main Street Tooele el, topsoil 1-3 yards per nior discount. 882-4289 tion. Plus 140+ Chan- obo. (435)840-2123 5150. Call Brad after delivery; compost, man- nels- $29.99/mo. For 3 5:30 or (801)329-3027. (May 29 – Sept 12) or visit our website at ure 4/yards per delivery. TRACTOR SERVICE, months. Access to over FLOOR LAMP and Leave a message be- Recent Graduates Welcome http://www.co.tooele.ut.us 882-7877 tilling, post holes, brush 225 channels! Limited matching table lamp, tween 7am-4pm cutting fields and lots, For more information contact This recruitment will run on a time offer. S&H, restric- best offer; collector’s In- Human Resources AERATION, POWER leveling and hauling, tions apply. 1-800-311- dian dolls. 882-6120 or QUARTER HORSES, continuous basis until the needs of the 801-487-7557 or apply in person raking, tree removal, topsoil and gravel. 884- 9053 (ucan) (801)598-8245 3yr old well started, 5yr department have been met. 6868, 830-1124 old ready to rope, team 451 Bishop Federal Lane, SLC, UT 84115 sprinkler systems, lawn EEO Employer maintenance, debris re- FREE 4-ROOM DI- LOFT BED, can be bunk pen or just pleasure. moval, stump grinding, WE DO everything con- beds, built in dresser (435)496-3122 crete- footings, founda- RECTV system includ- other services available. ing standard installa- and desk, $150. 882- Call for details. 496- tions, driveways, side- 8818 walks, brick, pavers, tion. Plus 140+ Chan- 0337 nels, $29.99/month for stone, any kind remove NORTH VALLEY Appli- 3 months. Access over and redo. Prof 882- ance. Washers/ dryers ANY KIND of construc- 225 channels! Limited 2820, 843-7444 $99-$199. Complete HELP WANTED tion concrete, masonry, time offer. S&H, restric- repair service. Satisfac- unfinished basement, tions apply. 1-800-474- Staff Development Manager Miscellaneous tion guaranteed. New flatstone, rock wall, 5079. (ucan) TFCU has an opportunity for an enthusiastic framing, plumbing. Call parts for all appliances. 843-9154, 830-3225. individual to join our expanding team of anytime 882-2820, FURNITURE, 2 hutches, We Offer: (801)467-6532 Riddles Salvage table, 3 refrigerators, QUEEN SIZE water bed • Competitive Salary professionals. This position is responsible for chest of drawers, 2004 the developing, coordinating, and managing ATTORNEY, E. Knowl- & Wrecking with 8 drawers and • Excellent Work Environment Jaguar X-Type, take headboard, $50. staff training, career development, and ton. Low legal fees. over lease or buy. 833- Real cash for (801)230-9507 • Close Convenient Locations DUI, divorce or bank- 0511, (801)631-7659 employee incentive programs. Must possess ruptcy. $495 + filing your junk SOFA SLEEPER red, • 401(k) fee. Criminal defense, car or truck. knowledge of training techniques, career HYBRID POPLARS- blue, green, plaid, no civil litigation. • Health Insurance development programs, employee incentive • car & trucks FASTEST growing mattress. Must haul (435)496-3159. • farm equipment trees in the west. Well yourself $50 843-1837 • Life & Disability Insurance programs with experience in design/delivery • batteries rooted, ready to plant 3 BILLY’S LAWN Care • aluminum & copper of group presentations. Must be proficient in foot size. 50 plants / USED KENMORE heavy • Paid Vacations now offering spring am pm 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat duty washer and dryer Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power Point. clean up, light hauling, $100. delivered. Ideal • Paid Holidays with all hoses, hookups, Bachelor’s degree preferred, however, landscaping. Have FREE Pick- up for quick shade, wind- $150. Contact Yo or Yu- openings for commer- 884-3366 breaks, screens. Tough, certification and/or appropriate related kio between 10am-8pm cial and residential lawn 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville hardy, rugged trees. at (435)578-6264 experience will be considered. Experience care. 843-9078 Call for quick ship. 1- 800-551-9875 Lawyer in a credit union or financial institution a plus. WASHER & DRYER CEMENT LAWN curb- Nursery, Inc., Plains, Montana 59859. (ucan) Kenmore set. Heavy ing. Local. Fast and Dave’s Drugs duty, nice condition friendly, free estimates, 30 WEST 1ST SOUTH If you sell Insurance, pro- $275 882-7388 or stamping available. (801)520-2983 (801)508-7967 mote a hospital or an Financial Services Assistant ambulance service, Garage, Yard Sales This part time position performs COMPJUNKIES FOR all 882-0287 place your classified ad your computer needs! Are you taking vitamins, in all 47 of Utah's news- administrative responsibilities combined with Free estimates, lowest nutritional supplements, papers. The cost is only GRANTSVILLE, 85 S supporting the development of personal pricing in town, website homeopathic or herbs? $135. for a 25 word ad Harris, Saturday, 9-5 Qualified applicants may submit a financial management relationships with design and hosting, in ($5. For each additional multi tool and yard sale. home service. 843- Are they okay with your word). You will reach up resume with salary requirements to: existing credit union members. Must have 1290 pharmacy medications? to 500,000 newspaper GRANTSVILLE, PLUM Tooele Federal Credit Union proven administrative skills and excellent Better let us check it out. readers. Just call and Center, Friday HR Department member service skills. Must be computer Tooele Transcript Bulle- CONCRETE C-K&J’s 12pm-6pm, Saturday PO Box 720 ALL phases of con- tin at (435)882-0050 for 9am-?, large variety. literate with fluency in Microsoft Word and crete. Specializing in details. (Ucan) Tooele, Utah 84074 Excel. Administrative experience required. CANDLES & more! Inde- flatwork, STAMPED. HAVING A GARAGE pendent consultant now Fax: 435-833-9993 Series 6 Health and Life license a plus. Best price in town. SELL YOUR computer in SALE? Advertise it in booking shows. Maggie e-mail: [email protected] Concrete and repair. the classified. Call 882- the classifieds. Call (435)496-0688 882-4399 or 840-0424. 0050 882-0050 TUESDAY May 10, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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(ucan) dependent upon experi- sales openings. $60K old junk cars. Call Scott engine work, $800, sold best offer. 882-1761 Pre-employment physical sume to 1959 N Aaron ence $8-$15 per hour. average income, with 830-6189. as is. 843-8134 & drug screen, current DRIVER COVENANT Drive, Suite C, Tooele. JOBS-JOBS-JOBS The Fax resume and refer- potential to $120K. Ben- Continued on next page Utah Army National SPRING CLEANING DMV print out required. TRANSPORT. Excel- ences to (435)843- efits include health/den- Guard has paid job 5680. Cash for junk cars, Full-time year round work, lent pay and benefits for FULL TIME floral design- tal, bonuses, 401k, paid experienced drivers, er, experience required, training for over 50 jobs. training, and advance- trucks, metal scrap, various hours Mon-Fri, NOW BOOKING! Actors, O/O, solos, teams and good pay, apply in per- College money, signing ment opportunities. Call pipes, engines. 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Does your employer kick an additional 2% of your annual (801) 270-8587. EOE. 122 N. Pinehurst Ave salary into your 401k every year, in addition to the company This home is really better than new! Don’t match. miss out, remodeled home including the SUPERINTENDENT k itchen, 2 baths, flooring, siding, roof, 5. Does your employer provide on-the job training and FOR NORTHERN Ari- windows and has central a/c. Has been very reimburse you for tuition and books if you decide to go back zona construction com- well cared for. 4 bedrooms. Covered patio and to school? pany, dirt/pipe back- a great elevated play house. Great backyard ground, long-term em- for kids! Super Neighborhood! You owe it to 6. Do you have a health, dental, and vision plan? If so, how much yourself to see this home! $132,500. Call ploy. Fax resume and Heather 830-4975. comes out of your check for those benefits? wage requirements to 7. Do you work for an employer that maintains wages that are 1-928-634-9684. (ucan) competitive with the Wasatch Front? 886 West 770 South WANT TO MAKE more Wonderful home that has been very well cared money? $ign-on bonu$ for. 4 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 Family rooms, R.V. 8. Does your employer protect your wages with life insurance, Parking and the park is within walking distance. AD&D Insurance, and short and long term disability new pay/benefits plan. You still have possibilities for one more W ell, we’ve got great news! Vans - 11 western reef- bedroom and 1 more bath. Home has newer ers - 48 states. 1-800- Central Air system the washer, dryer and fridge stays. Really a GREAT home on a corner lot. At DDRW, wages start at $10.00 an hour. 547-9169 extension 3221. Owner operators Generous profit sharing has ranged from $2000 to $3000 per welcome! Apply online www.maytrucking.com employee per year over the past three years. (ucan) 28 East Vine (Shoe Repair Shop) Our semi-annual merit increase program accelerates your rate Business Great possibilities with this little of increase for the first 2 _ years. Opportunities commercial building. It is 575 sqft and does have 3 parking spaces We currently have 149 entry level positions and 181 higher ALL CASH CANDY Route. Do you earn available. paying positions, so promotional opportunities abound. $800 in a day? Your 90% of DDRW employees work four, ten-hour shifts, so they own local candy route. can enjoy 3-day weekends. Includes 30 machines and candy. All for As a member of the DaimlerChrysler family, employees receive $9,995. 1-800-814- YOUR HOME significant discounts on DaimlerChrysler vehicles. 6047. (ucan) Equal Opportunity Employer “M,F,D,V” All positions offer a competitive salary and If you’re driving to the Wasatch Front to earn a living, now is ATTITUDE. I REFUSE to COULD GO HERE! the time to ask yourself why. You can get two hours a day let you fail. 1-888-698- an excellent benefits package. 9587. (ucan) Mail applications to: Human Resources of your life back and avoid the daily commute to work. P. O. Box 550, Tooele, Utah 84074-0550 BUILDING FOR rent or Pickup Applications at 100 S. Lodestone Way Check out Tooele County’s lease, previously res- Heather Olsen at the Utah Industrial Depot in Tooele or favorite employer. taurant, can be used for at the Department of Workforce Services. retail, offices, etc. An- 830-4975 Detroit Diesel Reman-West (DDRW)! chor space in mini mall. Fax applications to: 843-6035 McAffee Realtors (435)830-2863 Real Estate for Your World B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 10, 2005

Continued from previous page Trucks Vehicle Parts Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Homes Homes Rent Autos ‘01 FORD F350 Crew FANCY CHROME rims, APT FOR RENT, 2 3BDRM TOOELE, STANSBURY CONDO, CUSTOM NEW home on HOUSE $119,500, Cab Lariat, 38k miles, off 99 Cad Eld, with bdrm, 1 bath, govern- 5bdrm Grantsville, Call large master bedroom the East Bench. Ready 3bdrm, 1.5bth, mint condition. $29,000 new Perilli tires P225/ ment subsidized. 211 Carol Haddock, 830- w/bath, walk-in closet, FOR SALE! for you to pick interior 1780sqft, built 2001, fin- 2000 PONTIAC Monta- 435-882-3164 60R16, $525. 882-3774 S. Hale, Grantsville. 0007 Remax Platinum den, 2bdrms, 1bth, ga- colors. Drive by and call ished basement, home na, 67,000 miles, ac, Call Tammi 884-1712. rage, patio, fireplace, Steve or Bob at Pru- warranty, central air, cd, keyless sliding door, 1984 CHEV fl ton Silver- Apartments for Equal Housing Opp. 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, 1 car digital satellite. Availa- dential. 536 Parkhill Dr. oversized backyard, towing, seats 8, warran- ado, loaded, 89,000 garage, fenced yard, ble now. $850. 882- (just off Skyline) new neighborhood. ty, $11,500 obo. Call original miles, excellent Rent DUPLEX FOR rent, $700/mo plus utilities, 5276 (435)882-1391 James 843-0975 condition. Must see to $525, 2BDRM, clean, 2bdrm, 1bth, 1100sqft, $500/dep. No pets, no Sell Your Home Here for EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, appreciate. $3500. 882- quiet, carport and stor- $475/mo, $400/dep. smoking. Available STOCKTON, 1bdrm 2bth w/views! Whirlpool 2001 OLDSMOBILE HOUSE FOR sale or 7811 or (801)694-6130 age. 830-6627 (435)830-2501 cell. June 1st. (801)967- house, water and gar- $ 80* bath, 2 car garage, cor- lease by owner, Alero, 65,000 miles, 4060 Cari. bage paid, background ner lot, fenced, land- great condition, one HEATHER APART- ea. $1085/mo, $133,000, 1988 FORD F250, 1BDRM 1BTH for rent. MENTS, 2bdrm, check required. Nice for 6 scaped, sprinklers, nice area. 884-3342 owner, $6500 obo. 882- 149,000 miles, $4800, (801)563-0656 large master bed- 3BDRM, 1.75BTH, ga- one person or couple. $162,500. 843-9927 7215 or (801)201-7246 shell w/carpet kit, $500. rage, $600/mo, first and Call 882-0050 room, laundry room, 882-2649 I WANT YOUR HOUSE 843-0484 or 830-7093 1BDRM BASEMENT last month rent, FITCH MANSION, 1.5bth, 305 N 1st *Based on 13 issue contract. and I’ll pay FULL price! 2003 JEEP Liberty Ren- apartment, $400/mo, $400/dep, one year TOOELE 2BDRM, 1bth, 4308sqft hillside bunga- East, $490/mo. Call (801)598-8514 Brandon egade, 4wd, 39,500 79 F150 short bed 6” lift, available immediately, lease, references re- cottage, updated, low overlooking historic 843-1662. www.wantfullprice.com miles, auto, am/fm/cd, 35” tires, $1500 obo call Linda 843-9686 quired. No pets, no fenced yard, $650/mo. Eureka, 19 rooms, IMMACULATE HOME air, fully loaded, silver, 882-1380 (801)755-7150 smoking. 882-1612 263 E. 400 North 4.5bths, new roof, Na- LARGE 2BDRM 1bth 4- $135,900, 3bdrm leather, roof rack, run- plex, upper unit, w/d DAVIDSON REALTY tional Historic Register, 88 TOYOTA 2wd truck, 2.5bth, oak cabinets. ning boards. $17,500. 1BDRM BASEMENT hookups, recently re- 3BDRM, 1BTH, garage (801)466-5078 $130,000 obo. 882- shortbed, power steer- Open House Sat (801)870-6794 apartment, clean, quiet modeled, carport, and car port, new car- 7094 ing, ac, tool box, electric 12:00-3:00pm 965 So. area, $475/mo, most $500/mo Jim 850-2374 pet and appliances. 135 TOOELE 4BDRM, 3bth, 85 E150, full size van, seats, cd, $1500. utilities paid. (435)830- N 3rd Street, Tooele. 2 car garage, fenced FOR SALE by owner, 810 West, Tooele runs good, rebuilt car- (801)373-1782 7009 LARGE 2BDRM, 2bth, $700/mo. www.outwes- yard, available June 461 East 600 North, ex- (435)882-3887 borator, see at 921 N newly remodeled, w/d trealty.com. Linda 1st, $850/mo, $800/dep tended 2 car garage, www.owners.com FOR SALE 1984 3/4 ton 1BDRM, walk in closet, For Sale by 1480 E. $800. 843- hookups, central air, (801)319-3967 843-8186 or 850-9915 great family neighbor- id#dgt7725 Chevy truck $900 obo fireplace, window seats, 9524, 830-7497 dishwasher, storage Owner hood. Call for informa- call 884-0222 or 840- no smoking, from $425 LEASE WITH option to unit, parking. $650/mo. 3BDRM, 2BTH $675/mo, TOOELE, 4BDRM, 1bth, tion 843-9248. SELL YOUR CAR or 8825 Vine St. Courtyard, 34 847 So. 810 West, buy, $1150/mo, No pets. Serious in- $675/dep. Pets yes, no $700/mo, 304 E Vine boat in the classifieds. W Vine, (801)205-3883 smoking, call 843-0840, St. (801)598-4881 Tooele • $109,500 FSBO COMPLETELY re- $1500/dep, 3bdrm, FOR SALE 1992 Chevy quires only. (435)840- Call 882-0050 224-2410 or 840-1127 www.outwestrealty.com modeled home, 2bdrm, 2bth, nice, friendly Pickup, runs great, 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 3010 3 bdrm, 1 bath, ments behind Super 1bth, tile, Corian coun- neighborhood. Call 840- SUPER CLEAN 89 GMC must see. Asking Wal-Mart. On select LOOK AT me! Clean stu- 3BDRM, 3BTH, 2 car ga- TOOELE, OVERLAKE, garage, tertops, kitchen applian- 4326, 833-9330 or Suburban 4x4 2500 350 $5000. Home 884- units $99 moves you dios, 1bdrm, 2bdrm, rage. 1720sqft. no 5bdrm, 3.5bth, newer ces included, 36x24 ga- (801)860-6070. Availa- tow package, loaded, 0861, cell 830-1280. unfinished in. Some apartments 3bdrm, inquire at prop- smoking. $895/mo, home, very nice, ga- rage, $94,900. Stop by ble June. runs great, excellent $450/dep. 703 North rage, $1075, 291 W basement, central FORD F250 Pickup, includes all utilities. erty, 585 N Main, for a brochure! 23 No. condition. Buy at $3500 350 West. Owner/ Dawson Drive. LOG HOME on two needs some work, $800 Swimming pool, hot Tooele. Background air, sprinklered Glenwood Ave, Tooele. obo. 830-6201 agent Miller & Co, (801)390-7266, C-21 acres in Pine Canyon, obo. 843-5727 or 840- tub, exercise room, check & references re- lawn. Call Bob 882-1604 (801)304-5931. McAffee Mgmt. horse property. Call 4365. 1970 needs dif- playground, full club- quired. SUVs 435.850.9013. FSBO GRANTSVILLE 882-4111 Prudential ferential work done. house. 843-4400 QUALITY APART- 4BDRM, 2BTH, kids Homes 4bdrm, 1.5bth, large 2BDRM 1BTH 4-plex, MENTS paradise, large fenced 2000 HOME. Open corner lot, fully fenced. NEW HOME, 2002, 1992 CHEVY Suburban LEER CAMPER shell, upper unit, w/d hook- Quiet, unique floorplans, yard, close to schools, house Sat. 4-7, 3bdrm, $101,000. Call 830- 2bdrm, 1bth, 2 car ga- 4x4, 350 1500 Silvera- full size with carpet kit, $$$SAVE MONEY Find ups, coin laundry, newly remodeled, tile indoor/ outdoor firepla- 2.5bth, RV parking. 2142 rage, yard, sprinklers, do at pw high miles $300. Call 882-6549 or HUD & Bank owned $475/mo, Jim 850-2374 through, kitchen & bath, ces, covered deck, lots 2800sq.ft. $155,900/ landscaped, central air, $2995 843-0447 come to 935 N Main. homes at www.tooele- lush landscape, fenced of extras. $900/neg. neg. 904 North 1480 FSBO OR lease to own, 1800sqft, seller finance bankownedhomes.co 1997 CHEVY Blazer 2BDRM 2BTH, $660/Mo, yard & parking, centrally 840-1893 East 843-7158 beautiful Stansbury 2 possible, call Sam Vehicle Parts m or call for a list Ber- 4X4, four door, runs water included. $500 located, great prices. story, 3200sqft, 4bdrm, (801)756-1590 na or Chris 435-840- great, $4200 obo. deposit. Non-smoking. Call 882-1372. 5BDRM HOME, 2200sqft 2BDRM, 2BTH, finished 2.5bth, room to grow. 5029, Group 1 Real Es- 843-9061 78 JEEP parts, axles, Denise 843-1750 or in Stansbury, available basement, 1720sqft, su- 882-5418 or (801)502- OVERLAKE 4BDRM tate frame, body, body 840-4507 DeWayne SLEEPING ROOMS June 1st. $1100/mo. per clean, great views, 6298 4bth, 2319sqft, 1667 N Call 882-0252 95 JEEP Wrangler, lifted, parts, separate or all for 840-8107. available, $70 per $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth all appliances stay. Dawson Lane, GRANTSVILLE RAM- safari top, dependable, $1200. 884-0448 week, $10 key deposit, .24 acres, quiet $92,000. 172 Alfred $165,000, 1999, jacuz- 2BDRM BASEMENT AVAILABLE JUNE 1, BLER Built in 2003, must sell! $5500 obo. first and last week- total neighborhood, new Drive. 843-8326 zi, w/d, satellite. Kathy apartment in Tooele, 2bdrm home, Tooele, 3,800+ sqft , .54 acre 79 Ford F150, 460, V8, $150 to move in. 46 N carpet, newly remod- Allen, Mountain West w/d hookups, storage ac, rv parking, applian- 3BDRM, 2BTH, new sid- lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths runs, $1200 obo. 882- Broadway. 882-7605 eled bathroom, new Real Estate (801)414- shed, no smoking, no ces included, $750/mo, ing, for sale, $77,000, and full unfinished 7938 kitchen floor. 114 S 5219 pets, $450/mo, $500 deposit. (435)843- call anytime, 843-0840, basement. Includes SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, Broadway. Call 840- $400/dep. 843-0188 or $200 move in allow- 9312 224-2410, 840-1127. family room, living 0279. OVERLAKE CONDO, (801)588-8465. ance. $500/mo, $400 Great condition, need to room, central air, auto- 3bdrm, 2bth, totally re- deposit. Accepts hous- AVAILABLE NOW- 847 sell ASAP. matic sprinklers, water 1998 RAMBLER, in- modeled, must sell 2BDRM DUPLEX, big ing. 328 E Main, S 810 West- $765 per softener, gas range and HURRY! cludes 4466sqft, 6bdrm, ASAP, Reagan at Su- month, $500 deposit, kitchen, w/d hookups, Grantsville. Call 3bth, den, 4 car garage, 5BDRM 3BTH, jetted a great lighting pack- 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 perior Realty, (801)685- very clean, no pets, (801)815-2928, 435- central air, gas fireplace tub, walk in closet, large age. Huge master suite Only 1 left! car garage, sprin- 2044 MLS #500146 $600/mo. Discount if 884-0432. new carpet, basement living room, hard wood includes sitting nook/of- you help fix-up the yard. klered yard, no pets! floor, basement part fin- fice, walk-in-closet, cor- is 95% finished. 676 Planning on selling your (801)918-6271 STANSBURY CONDO Call Bob 850-9013. ished rooms, 3800sqft. ner jetted tub, separate Country Club. Call Jeff home, you could be 2BDRM DUPLEX, cen- 3bdrm, 2.5bth, double Dennis 884-5583 shower and two bath- $ Closing Costs BEAUTIFULLY REMOD- for an appt 801-244- sending your sales tral air, hookups, garage, no 3946. RE/MAX Results. room sinks. $192,900 ELED rambler, spa- ATTENTION: PREVI- points to up to 500,000 $550/mo. Move in bo- smoking/pets, $950/mo, or make offer. (435) cious 3bdrm, 2bth, fire- people at once. For $ $500/dep, available 1999 RAMBLER, 2bdrm, OUS model home in 884-0347. 0 Down nus. 882-0366, 830- place, dishwasher, w/d May 1st, 882-5509 1bth, partially finished Overlake for sale. New $135. you can place 2665 hookups, large fenced (435)224-5656 basement, w/extras, hardwood floors, carpet, GRANTSVILLE, NEW your 25 word classified 0 2BDRM IN Grantsville, yard, $500/dep, 3 tone paint, finished ad to all 47 newspapers fenced yard, 2 car ga- custom home! Rent to 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central $800/mo, 220 South 1st $110,000 w/d hookups, large stor- STUDIO APARTMENTS, rage, central air, 796 basement. $145,000. own, low down, no bank in Utah. Just call Tooele East, Tooele. Jeff air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. age room. 884-5580 $365 per month, $99 Valleyview Drive. 882- Diane (801)568-3344 qualify. Mark (801)918- Transcript Bulletin at (801)809-3488, moves you in! Utilities 2196, (801)870-3536 7755, Prostar Realty. (435)882-0050 for all For more information call Matthew with 3BDRM IN Tooele- included, new paint/ www.outwestrealty.com BANK OWNED home, the details. 2BDRM in Grantsville, carpet, 833-9134 2 HOUSES and 1 build- no down payment for NO QUALIFYING. For DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 w/d hookups, central (801)864-0455 ing lot in Grantsville, qualified buyer call Pru- sale by owner: Tooele, RUSH VALLEY, 3bdrm, (400 North), large FAX 435-843-1148 ac, covered parking, $85,000; $115,000 and dential 882-4111 Highlands, 135 South 1bth, · acre, quiet ani- TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. pets welcome. Aaron $28,000. Call Kurt, Utah 6th Street, 3bdrm, 1bth, mals okay. 837-2290 tile floors, carport, (801)450-8432. dishwasher and ac, no Assets LLC, 882-5327, large lot. Contact Den- fenced yard, $650/mo. smoking/ pets, 840-3374. nis at (801)641-6905. Continued on next page $575/mo, $300/dep. Precept (801)272-8405. Creative Financing Solutions Move in special. 882- 4998 or (801)592-1452 GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM, 2bth, 2 car garage, Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? basement, $795/mo. I WANT TO LIST & SELL YOUR HOUSE Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? Homes for Rent 375 Utah (400 W, 400 S) Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! Davidson Realty I’m selling houses faster than I’m • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. $675/MO WITH lease, (801)466-5078 • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. Tooele, 3bdrm, 1bth, getting new listings, list with me. • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. nice town home, lots of GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM, • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. storage, no smoking or 2bth, 2 car garage, • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. pets. $500/dep. basement, $895/mo. • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. (435)840-0727 or 397 Utah (400 W, 400 S) • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. (801)376-7321 Davidson Realty • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. (801)466-5078 RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! $850/MO GRANTS- VILLE 4bdrm, 3bth GRANTSVILLE 4BDRM SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? home, Newly renno- house, $750/mo, vated. Great shed. No $500/dep, call Nicole, $ $ $ $ Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate 840-2389 198,000 129,500 debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. smoking. Pets consid- ered. $800/dep. 840- GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM, 357 Bevan Way 462 East 770 North • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. 2205 Great Eastside Home with Incredible views, 3 Bdrms with 1bth, garage, new car- An East Bench Gem! w/ 2,870 s.f., 5 bdrms, 3 baths, Large • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. Family Kitchen, Exercise/Computer/Bedroom Area, Guest room for another, 1 Full Bath and Plumbed for another, pet, no pets, no smok- • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. *WHY RENT when you Rm., Family Rm., Entry Foyer and Alot More to Enjoy. Fully Fenced and Landscaped, Build Equity For Your • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. can buy? O down pro- ing, $550/mo, Agent/Owner Future, Come See Alot More! grams, not perfect cred- $300/dep. Available it. Single parent pro- 5/7. 884-0434 DESERET 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 grams. Call for details. NEW NEW LISTINGLISTING PEAK Berna or Chris 435-840- GRANTSVILLE, GOR- 833-0740 5029 Group 1 Real Es- GEOUS new custom (Just South of Wal-Mart) tate home, 3bdrm, rent to own, available starting www.deseretpeakmtg.com 2 FLOOR plans, stucco at $1100/mo. Mark (801)918-7755, Prostar w/rock exterior $ $ 2000sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, Realty. 155,000 pool, exercise room, clubhouse, no smoking, MOBILE HOME for rent 492 East Utah Ave no pets, $950/mo. or sale, 2 possible 3 SAY CASHFLOW! this Rambler has two apartments downstairs, with SELL YOUR SALE FAILED (801)455-1299 bedroom, 1 bath. Call separate entrances, laundry hookups, heating, and 1 water share for Elsie 882-0808. Large irrigation. Apt. 1 has current one yr. lease and Apt. 2 is willing to sign 2BDRM CONDO, Stans- soft water filter, 850- lease. Buy to live in or rent out upstairs, Don’t Snooze Investors. HOME HERE bury Park, garage, 2279 washer/ dryer, cable tv, no smoking or pets, OVERLAKE 3BDRM, $675/mo, $500/dep. 2bth, less than 1yr old, 830-1301 large yard, no smoking, pets okay, $950/mo. 2BDRM MOBILE homes, Rodney or Michelle, $450/mo. 3bdrm mobile 843-1484 or 224-4130 homes for $550/mo. $ $ 884-0113, 849-2471, RENT TO own 2bdrm 43,460 456 456 NorthNorth 100100 EastEast 882-1969. newer homes, 2 car ga- rage, fenced yard etc. 158 East 1530 No. Overpass Pt. 2BDRM, 1BTH, new car- $800/mo plus deposit. SELL YOUR 1999 Cavco Manufactured Home pet, hardwood floor, sin- (801)254-2638, Spacious 1940 s.f. floor plan, 4 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Master Suite w/ Walk-In Closet, Garden Tub, His/Her $89,900 gle car detached ga- (801)680-1309. HOME HERE Vanities. rage, large fenced back Perfect Opportunity yard, stove and dish- RENT TO own! Only washer, $650/mo. $975/mo. 3bdrm, 2bth, (801)870-5208 2 car detached garage. GET IN FOR 520 W Havasu St (350 2BDRM, 2BTH, washer, N). Call for details 1- dryer, fenced yard, 2 800-807-5943, James 1774 0 DOWN! car garage, no smoking, RE/MAX Results. North no pets, $650 month, $500 deposit. 882- RENT W/OPTION to $ $ Brett *Payment less than rent! buy, 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 149 123,000 7068 Stockton. $ $ Stern Court, Stansbury, 117,000 3BDRM 2BTH, 2 car ga- hot tub, fully fenced. 282 West 670 North rage, central air, new Built 2000. $1350/mo. Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large A Condo for Family! 3 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, Laney Riegel 435-830-7583 carpet, $850/mo, Mari Jo (801)597-5856 front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile 2 family areas, Master Suite w/ walk-in closet, $700/dep. Call Phillip flooring, family room and fenced yard. storage space and more. 830-4745 or Bev 882- SALE OR rent 3bdrm, 7350 1bth home, $89,000 or *Each office independently owned and operated. $650/mo, first, last, & Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. 3BDRM CONDO for rent, $250/dep 833-9243 Shane 2bth, quiet neighbor- hood, nice, $700/mo. STANSBURY 2 homes. Bergen Dori Wilkinson or Call Trudy 843-4381. 3bdrm, 2bth. Large yard. $1000 mo; 5bdrm, 840-0344 (cell) Jeff England 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 3bth, 2 sheds, finished 435-882-1873 home for rent, no smok- basement, $1200 mo. 882-8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main ing/ pets. 882-1550 843-1282 TUESDAY May 10, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from Lots & Land Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices previous page Buildings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Homes RESIDENTIAL BUILD- STEEL BUILDING AGENDA AGENDA Brokers Inc., covering sale. If any such condi- this sale. Further, if any Tooele County at 5975 ING lot, Canyon Rim SALE! Sentinel Building COMBINED MEETING Tooele City Library the following real proper- tion exists, the sale shall of these conditions exist, Yachtsman Lane, Stans- Estates, 12,000sqft, Systems. Agricultural, OF THE STANSBURY Board Meeting ty purported to be locat- be void, the successful this sale will be null and bury Park, UT 84074 (the SELLING YOUR HOME? zoned R1-12, all under- commercial, specialty. RECREATION SERV- May 12, 2005 ed in Tooele County at bidder’s funds returned void, the successful bidd- undersigned disclaims li- Advertise it in the clas- ground utilities, peace- Free quote and estimat- ICE AREA BOARD OF 7:00 P.M. 665 East 670 North, and the trustee and cur- er's funds shall be re- ability for any error in the sifieds. Call 882-0050 ful, secluded, beautiful ed erection costs. TRUSTEES AND Call to order: Chair, Tooele, UT 84074 (the rent beneficiary shall not turned, and the Trustee address), and more par- views, canyon atmos- www.sentinelbuildings.c STANSBURY GREEN- Cheryl Miller 5 minutes undersigned disclaims li- be liable to the success- and the beneficiary shall ticularly described as: STANSBURY 3BDRM phere, $29,900. Owner om, 1-800-327-0790. BELT SERVICE AREA Approve minutes 5 mi- ability for any error in the ful bidder for any dam- not be liable to the suc- Lot 46, LAKESIDE SUB- 1bth, central air, fully 882-7094. (ucan) BOARD OF TRUSTEES, nutes address), and more par- age. cessful bidder for any DIVISION NO. 3, accord- landscaped, 5454 N AND STANSBURY Chair comments 5 mi- ticularly described as: Bidders must tender to damages. ing to the official plat Heather Way, STEEL BUILDINGS. SERVICE AGENCY nutes Lot 53, THE RIDGE the trustee a $5,000.00 DATED: April 14, 2005 thereof, as recorded in $122,900. www.home- PALOMINO FACTORY Deals. Save BOARD OF DIREC- City Council Representa- PLAT "C" SUBDIVISION, deposit at the sale and FIRST SOUTHWEST- the office of the County sbyowner.com/90958. $$$. 40 x 60' to 100 x TORS tive comments 5 minutes according to the official the balance of the pur- ERN TITLE AGENCY Recorder. 843-0769 RANCH 200'. Example: 50 x 100 NOTICE is hereby given Librarian’s Report 5 mi- plat thereof as recorded chase price by 12:00 OF UTAH, INC. Together with all the im- x 12'= $3.60 square that a meeting of the nutes in the office of the Tooele noon the day following LORETTA K. POCH, provements now or here- STANSBURY PARK foot. 1-800-658-2885. Board of Trustees of the Election of Officers 10 County Recorder. the sale. The deposit Asst. Vice President after erected on the 2001 home. Great con- HORSE LOTS www.rigidbuilding.com Stansbury Recreation minutes Together with all the im- must be in the form of a Successor Trustee property, and all ease- dition! 3bdrm 2bth 1 1 ⁄ 2 acres $55,000 (ucan) Service Area and the Presentation of Books to provements now or here- cashier’s check or bank 102 West 500 South, ments, appurtenances, $132,500. fully land- Greenbelt Service Area Library for outgoing after erected on the official check payable to Suite 300 and fixtures now or here- scaped, central air. 5 acres $90,000 UTAH MANUFACTUR- and the Board of Direc- members 10 minutes property, and all ease- Lundberg & Associates. Salt Lake City, UT after a part of the proper- 5498 Heather Way. Call PUBLIC WATER, ER FOR 17 years Plus - tors of the Stansbury Policy: By-Laws 15 mi- ments, appurtenances, The balance must be in 84101 ty. Kristi 882-1942 www.in- All Steel Buildings!!! Service Agency will con- nutes and fixtures now or here- the form of a wire trans- (Published in the Tran- The current beneficiary fotube.net/107090 PUBLIC SEWER & Any size you want, any vene on Wednesday, Adjournment after a part of the proper- fer, cashier’s check, script Bulletin May 3, 10 of the trust deed is The accessories you want, STANSBURY PARK lake 2 IRRIG. SHARES May 11, 2005 at 7:00 (Published in the Tran- ty. bank official check (credit & 17, 2005) Bank of New York, as or any features you p.m., at the Clubhouse, script Bulletin May 10, The current beneficiary union official checks are Trustee, with Select Port- front home, affordable want. 884-6755 #1 Country Club Drive, 2005) of the trust deed is Na- not accepted) or U.S. NOTICE OF TRUST- folio Servicing, Inc. as at- $173,000 Call Talena at www.cobuildings.net or Stansbury Park, Utah tional City Mortgage Cor- Postal money order pay- EE'S SALE torney-in-fact, and the re- 882-4111 Prudential call 1-800-262-5347. HORSE PROPERTY/ 84074. PUBLIC NOTICE poration and the record able to Lundberg & As- The following described cord owners of the prop- CO Building Systems, WONDERFUL NEIGH- building lot, 19.31 acres Business Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY owner of the property as sociates. If wire transfer property will be sold at erty as of the recording Inc. Building a Reputa- BORS/hood, nice with 1.4 acre feet of wa- 1. Call to Order GIVEN THAT the Tooele of the recording of the is used, an additional public auction to the of the notice of default tion on "Old Fashioned 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car, ter rights, 5650 2. Pledge of Allegiance City Planning Commis- notice of default is $10.00 must be remitted highest bidder at the are Mark L. Christiansen Integrity". loads of extras. Burmester Rd, Grants- 3. Roll Call sion will NOT meet in a Heather Heuser. with the purchase price. West Main Entrance, and Elizabeth Marrie (ucan) $129,000. (801)209- ville. Brent, Remax, 4. Review and Adopt Mi- Business meeting sched- The sale is subject to a Cash payments are not North Steps, Tooele Harrison. 0049, www.owners.com 843-9276 Financial nutes uled for Wednesday May bankruptcy filing, a pay- accepted. A trustee’s County Courthouse, 47 The sale is subject to a 11, 2005. The next /AMW4094. Open Services 5. Public Comment off, a reinstatement or deed will be delivered to South Main Street, bankruptcy filing, a pay- house Saturday, 904 INDIANOLA 5.5 acres in 6. Probable Vote Items scheduled Planning any other condition of the successful bidder Tooele, Utah, on May 26, off, a reinstatement or hideaway valley, $9500, Commission meeting is North, 1300 E. $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE a. Administration of Oath which the trustee is not within three business 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of any other condition of will carry contract. 884- May 25, 2005. CASH for structured of Office for Walt Holmes aware that would cause days after receipt of the said day, for the purpose which the trustee is not 3342 (Published in the Tran- Manufactured settlements, annuities, – Gary Ziser the cancellation of the amount bid. of foreclosing a trust aware that would cause b. Annexation of Old Mill script Bulletin May 10, sale. If any such condi- DATED: May 4, 2005. deed originally executed the cancellation of the Homes UTAH'S BEST LAND law suit, mortgage & Benson Mill Ranches – 2005) tion exists, the sale shall Scott Lundberg, Trust- on October 26, 2001 by sale. If any such condi- bargain 40 acres - notes and cash flows. 1998 CAVCO 3bdrm, Gary Ziser be void, the successful ee Dena J. Richardson, as tion exists, the sale shall $24,900. Uinta Moun- J.G. Wentworth #1, 1- PUBLIC NOTICE 2bth, master bath, large c. Woodland Park Flower bidder’s funds returned 3269 South Main, #100 trustor, in favor of Pure be void, the successful tain area. Outdoor lov- 800-794-7310. The Tooele Valley Mos- tub, separate shower, Bed Proposal – Christy and the trustee and cur- Salt Lake City, UT Utah Mortgage, LLC, bidder’s funds returned er's dream! Dramatic quito Abatement District Overpass Point Park, Public Notices Achziger rent beneficiary shall not 84115 covering the following re- and the trustee and cur- mountain views, close has postponed their May $24,900. Ready to 7. Manager’s Report be liable to the success- (801) 263-3400 al property purported to rent beneficiary shall not to conveniences. Sur- Meetings board meeting to May move in. (801)654- 8. Recess ful bidder for any dam- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. be located in Tooele be liable to the success- rounded by wilderness. 17, 2005 at 6:30pm at 0632, (801)296-7284 Deadline for public no- Work Session age. – 5:00 p.m. County at 232 North 5th ful bidder for any dam- Nearby lake and state the district offices in Lake tices is 4 p.m. the day 1. Possible Vote Items Bidders must tender to L&A Case No. 05-36853 Street, Tooele, UT 84074 age. A GREAT deal! 98 Cav- parks. Excellent financ- Point, 1535 Sunset Rd. prior to publication. a. Budget Requests for the trustee a $5,000.00 Team C/SR (the undersigned dis- Bidders must tender to co, 4bdrm, 2bth ing. Call UTLR 1-877- The public, as always, is Public notices submit- Amending 2005 Budget deposit at the sale and THIS COMMUNICATION claims liability for any er- the trustee a $5,000.00 2100+sqft w/fireplace, 349-5263. (ucan) welcomed to attend. ted past the deadline – Gary Ziser the balance of the pur- IS AN ATTEMPT TO ror in the address), and deposit at the sale and price reduced by (Published in the Tran- will not be accepted. b. Lakeside #6 & #12 chase price by 12:00 COLLECT A DEBT, AND more particularly descri- the balance of the pur- $10,000, must sell! Call STOCKTON BUILDING script Bulletin May 10, Plat Review – Jeff Terry noon the day following ANY INFORMATION bed as: chase price by 12:00 Todd (801)529-8787. lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. PUBLIC NOTICE 2005) Newly constructed c. Greenbelt Taxation – the sale. The deposit OBTAINED WILL BE All of Lot 4, Block 123, noon the day following Notice is hereby given Dave Lawrence Public Notices must be in the form of a USED FOR THAT PUR- Plat "C", according to the the sale. The deposit Mobile Homes roads. Beautiful lake/ that the Tooele City mountain views. Great d. Golf Course Pond Trustee's Sales cashier’s check or bank POSE. official plat thereof, as re- must be in the form of a Council will meet in a Management – Dave official check payable to (Published in the Tran- corded in the office of the cashier’s check or bank for manufactured or Work Session Meeting 14X65 2BDRM, 1bth, Lawrence Deadline for public no- Lundberg & Associates. script Bulletin May 10, 17 County Recorder of said official check payable to custom built homes. on Wednesday, May 11, 843-1479 Henwood Mo- e. Snow Park Design tices is 4 p.m. the day The balance must be in & 24, 2005) County. Lundberg & Associates. 882-7094. 2005 at the hour of 4:00 bile Park. Concept & Signs – Dave prior to publication. the form of a wire trans- Together with all the im- The balance must be in P.M. The meeting will be Lawrence Public notices submit- fer, cashier’s check, NOTICE OF TRUST- provements now or here- the form of a wire trans- Buildings held at the Tooele City 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile f. Rubberized Asphalt ted past the deadline bank official check (credit EE'S SALE after erected on the fer, cashier’s check, Hall Large Conference home for rent, no smok- Trail System – Dave will not be accepted. union official checks are The following described property, and all ease- bank official check or ing/ pets. 882-1550 If you build, remodel or Room located at 90 Lawrence not accepted) or U.S. real property will be sold ments, appurtenances, U.S. Postal money order remove buildings you North Main Street, g. Recreation Complex AMENDED NOTICE OF Postal money order pay- at public auction to the and fixtures now or here- payable to Lundberg & 60’ 2BDRM trailer for can place your classi- Tooele, Utah Concept – Dave Law- TRUSTEE'S SALE able to Lundberg & As- highest bidder payable in after a part of the proper- Associates. If wire trans- sale, great fixer upper, fied ad in 47 of Utah's 1. Budget Work Session rence The following described sociates. If wire transfer lawful money of the Unit- ty. fer is used, an additional washer, dryer, refrigera- newspapers for only Patrick H. Dunlavy h. Noise Wall Landscap- property will be sold at is used, an additional ed States, on June 1, The current beneficiary $10.00 must be remitted tor. First $1500 takes it. $135. for 25 words ($5. Tooele City Recorder ing, Concept Plan – public auction to the $10.00 must be remitted 2005 at 10:00 A.M., at of the trust deed is Na- with the purchase price. 843-0507 leave mes- for each additional Pursuant to the Ameri- Dave Lawrence highest bidder at the with the purchase price. the West entrance to the tional City Mortgage Co. Cash payments are not sage. word). You will reach up can With Disabilities Act, 2. Board Members’ Re- West Main Entrance, Cash payments are not Tooele County Court- and the record owner of accepted. A trustee’s to 500,000 potential Individuals Needing Spe- ports and Requests North Steps, Tooele accepted. A trustee’s house, 47 South Main, the property as of the re- deed will be delivered to LOCATION LOCATION, customers and all you cial Accommodations 3. Correspondence County Courthouse, 47 deed will be delivered to Tooele, UT 84074, in the cording of the notice of the successful bidder 24x60, quiet senior do is call the Tooele Should Notify Patrick H. 4. Financial and Bills South Main Street, the successful bidder County of Tooele, State default is Dena J. Ri- within three business park, many many many Transcript Bulletin at Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- 5. Adjourn Tooele, Utah, on May 26, within three business of Utah, for the purpose chardson. days after receipt of the upgrades, $13,000. (435)882-0050 for all corder, at 843-2110 prior (Published in the Tran- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of days after receipt of the of foreclosing a trust The sale is subject to a amount bid. (435)843-9031 the details. (Ucan) to the meeting. TDD script Bulletin May 10, said day, for the purpose amount bid. deed held by Mortgage bankruptcy filing, a pay- DATED: April 22, 2005. Phone Number 843-2108 2005) of foreclosing a trust DATED: April 25, 2005. Electronic Registration off, a reinstatement or Scott Lundberg, Trust- (Published in the Tran- deed originally executed Scott Lundberg, Trust- Systems, Inc. (solely as any other condition of ee script Bulletin May 10, on March 26, 2003 by ee nominee for Lender and which the trustee is not 3269 South Main, #100 2005) Heather Heuser, as trust- 3269 South Main, #100 Lender's successors and aware that would cause Salt Lake City, UT or, in favor of Pryme In- Salt Lake City, UT assigns), as the current the cancellation of the 84115 vestment & Mortgage 84115 Beneficiary, executed by sale. If any such condi- (801) 263-3400 (801) 263-3400 Annette M. Kelley, as tion exists, the sale shall Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Trustor, recorded August be void, the successful – 5:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. 25, 1999 as Entry No. bidder’s funds returned L&A Case No. 05-50476 L&A Case No. 05-38511 136426, in Book 0585, and the trustee and cur- Team B/SR Team C/SS at Page 0465, of the offi- rent beneficiary shall not THIS COMMUNICATION THIS COMMUNICATION cial records of Tooele be liable to the success- IS AN ATTEMPT TO IS AN ATTEMPT TO County, Utah, given to ful bidder for any dam- COLLECT A DEBT, AND COLLECT A DEBT, AND secure an indebtedness age. ANY INFORMATION ANY INFORMATION in favor of North Ameri- Bidders must tender to OBTAINED WILL BE OBTAINED WILL BE can Mortgage Company, the trustee a $5,000.00 USED FOR THAT PUR- USED FOR THAT PUR- by reason of certain obli- deposit at the sale and POSE. POSE. gations secured thereby. the balance of the pur- (Published in the Tran- Cowboy Up (Published in the Tran- Notice of Default was re- chase price by 12:00 script Bulletin April 26, script Bulletin April 26, corded DECEMBER 7, noon the day following May 3 & 10, 2005) May 3 & 10, 2005) 2004, as Entry No. the sale. The deposit 232944, in Book 988, at must be in the form of a NOTICE OF TRUST- AMENDED NOTICE OF Page 306, of said official cashier’s check or bank EE'S SALE TRUSTEE'S SALE records. official check payable to The following described The following described Trustee will sell at public Lundberg & Associates. property will be sold at Partner property will be sold at auction to highest bidder The balance must be in public auction to the public auction to the without warranty as to ti- the form of a wire trans- highest bidder at the highest bidder at the tle, possession or en- fer, cashier’s check, West Main Entrance, West Main Entrance, cumbrances, the follow- bank official check or North Steps, Tooele North Steps, Tooele ing described property: U.S. Postal money order County Courthouse, 47 County Courthouse, 47 LOT 517, WESTLAND payable to Lundberg & South Main Street, South Main Street, COVE PHASE 5, AC- Associates. If wire trans- Tooele, Utah, on June 2, Tooele, Utah, on June 9, CORDING TO THE OF- fer is used, an additional 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, $10.00 must be remitted said day, for the purpose said day, for the purpose AS RECORDED IN THE with the purchase price. of foreclosing a trust It’s almost Here! of foreclosing a trust OFFICE OF THE COUN- Cash payments are not deed originally executed deed originally executed TY RECORDER OF accepted. A trustee’s on August 2, 2004 by on July 5, 2001 by Bran- SAID COUNTY. deed will be delivered to Chenise L. Lentz and don J. Murray, as trustor, MORE CORRECTLY the successful bidder Joe Lentz, as trustors, in in favor of Westgate DESCRIBED AS: within three business favor of Mortgage Elec- Mortgage, covering the LOT 517, WESTLAND days after receipt of the tronic Registration Sys- following real property COVE PHASE 5, AC- amount bid. tems, Inc., as nominee purported to be located CORDING TO THE OF- DATED: April 22, 2005. for Accredited Home Prices so low in Tooele County at 244 FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, Scott Lundberg, Trust- Lenders, Inc., its succes- South 6th Street, Tooele, AS RECORDED IN THE ee sors and assigns, cover- UT 84074 (the under- OFFICE OF TOOELE 3269 South Main, #100 ing the following real signed disclaims liability COUNTY. Salt Lake City, UT property purported to be they will blow for any error in the ad- Tax Serial No. 12-090-0- 84115 located in Tooele County dress), and more particu- 0517 (801) 263-3400 at 11 Quebec Circle, larly described as: Purported Property Ad- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Tooele, UT 84074 (the All of Lot 95, TOOELE dress: 298 SOUTH 980 – 5:00 p.m. undersigned disclaims li- your boots off! HIGHLANDS SUBDIVI- WEST, TOOELE, UT L&A Case No. 04-50007 ability for any error in the SION ADDITION NO. 1, 84074. The undersigned Team C/SS address), and more par- a subdivision of Tooele disclaims any liability for THIS COMMUNICATION ticularly described as: City, according to the of- any error in the street ad- IS AN ATTEMPT TO Lot 26, EAST HIGH- ficial plat thereof on file dress. COLLECT A DEBT, AND LANDS NO. 3 SUBDIVI- and of record in the The owner of the proper- ANY INFORMATION SION, a subdivision of Tooele County Record- ty as of the recording of OBTAINED WILL BE Tooele City, according to er's Office. the Notice of Default is USED FOR THAT PUR- the official plat thereof, Together with a strip of reported to be: Annette POSE. recorded in the office of land 5 feet in width from M. Kelley (Published in the Tran- the County Recorder of North to South adjoining Bidders must tender to script Bulletin April 26, Tooele County, Utah. on the South side of said the trustee a $5,000.00 May 3 & 10, 2005) Together with all the im- Lot 95. deposit at the sale and provements now or here- Together with all the im- the balance of the pur- NOTICE OF TRUST- after erected on the provements now or here- chase price by 12:00 EE'S SALE property, and all ease- after erected on the noon the next business The following described ments, appurtenances, property, and all ease- day following the sale. property will be sold at and fixtures now or here- ments, appurtenances, The deposit and balance public auction to the after a part of the proper- and fixtures now or here- of the sale proceeds highest bidder at the ty. after a part of the proper- must be in the form of a West Main Entrance, The current beneficiary ty. wire transfer, cashier's North Steps, Tooele of the trust deed is Mort- The current beneficiary check or certified funds County Courthouse, 47 gage Electronic Registra- of the trust deed is ABN payable to First South- South Main Street, tion Systems, Inc., as AMRO Mortgage Group, western Title Agency of Tooele, Utah, on May 26, nominee for Accredited Inc. and the record own- Utah, Inc.. A trustee's 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Home Lenders, Inc., its er of the property as of deed will be delivered to said day, for the purpose successors and assigns, CallCall LaramieLaramie DunnDunn the recording of the no- the successful bidder of foreclosing a trust and the record owner of tice of default is Brandon within three business deed originally executed the property as of the re- J. Murray. days after receipt of the on June 3, 1999 by Mark cording of the notice of The sale is subject to a amount bid. L. Christiansen and Eliz- default is Chenise L. 435.224.4000435.224.4000 bankruptcy filing, a pay- This Trustee's Sale may abeth Marrie Harrison, Lentz. off, a reinstatement or be subject to a bankrupt- as trustors, in favor of Ir- The sale is subject to a any other condition of cy filing, a payoff, a rein- win Mortgage Corpora- bankruptcy filing, a pay- which the trustee is not statement or any other tion, covering the follow- off, a reinstatement or aware that would cause condition that would ing real property purport- Continued on next page the cancellation of the cause the cancellation of ed to be located in B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 10, 2005

Continued from Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices previous page Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Public Notices and of record in the in favor of Mortgage POSE. Scott Lundberg, Trust- COLLECT A DEBT, AND ces, including fees, pose of paying obliga- house South Auditorium, Trustee's Sales Tooele County Record- Electronic Registration (Published in the Tran- ee ANY INFORMATION charges and expenses of tions secured by said at 47 South Main, er's Office. Systems, Inc., as nomi- script Bulletin May 10, 17 3269 South Main, #100 OBTAINED WILL BE the Trustee and of the Deed of Trust including Tooele, Utah. any other condition of Together with all the im- nee for New Line Mort- & 24, 2005) Salt Lake City, UT USED FOR THAT PUR- trusts created by said fees, charges and ex- The public may review which the trustee is not provements now or here- gage, division of Repub- 84115 POSE. Deed of Trust, to pay the penses of Trustee, ad- the Class 3 Modification aware that would cause after erected on the lic Mortgage Home NOTICE OF TRUST- (801) 263-3400 DATED: May 5, 2005. remaining principal sums vances, if any, under the and all related docu- the cancellation of the property, and all ease- Loans, LLC, its succes- EE'S SALE Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Paul M. Halliday, Jr. of the note(s) secured by terms of said Deed of ments during the com- sale. If any such condi- ments, appurtenances, sors and assigns, cover- The following described – 5:00 p.m. Successor Trustee said Deed of Trust. The Trust, interest thereon ment period at the Utah tion exists, the sale shall and fixtures now or here- ing the following real property will be sold at L&A Case No. 05-41862 376 East 400 South, current beneficiary of the and the unpaid principal Division of Solid and be void, the successful after a part of the proper- property purported to be public auction to the Team B/CR Suite 300 Trust Deed as of the of the note secured by Hazardous Waste‚s bidder’s funds returned ty. located in Tooele County highest bidder at the THIS COMMUNICATION Salt Lake City, Utah date of this notice is: said Deed of Trust with (DSHW) Web site at and the trustee and cur- The current beneficiary at 1913 North 370 West, West Main Entrance, IS AN ATTEMPT TO 84111 Mortgage Electronic interest thereon as in http://www.hazardous- rent beneficiary shall not of the trust deed is Tooele, UT 84074 (the North Steps, Tooele COLLECT A DEBT, AND Telephone: (801) 355- Registration Systems, said note and by law pro- waste.utah.gov/CDS/CD be liable to the success- LaSalle Bank National undersigned disclaims li- County Courthouse, 47 ANY INFORMATION 2886 Inc.. The record owner of vided. S_Main.htm (Public ful bidder for any dam- Association, as Trustee, ability for any error in the South Main Street, OBTAINED WILL BE Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., the property as of the re- DATED this 25th day of Viewing Area) or at age. with Option One Mort- address), and more par- Tooele, Utah, on June 9, USED FOR THAT PUR- 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. cording of the Notice of April, 2005. DSHW‚s office located at Bidders must tender to gage Corporation as au- ticularly described as: 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of POSE. (MST) Default is/are: Tracy O. BRYAN W. CANNON 288 North 1460 West. the trustee a $5,000.00 thorized agent and attor- Lot 166, OVERLAKE ES- said day, for the purpose (Published in the Tran- FILE NUMBER: 26453 Sillito. Dated: May 02, 8619 South Sandy Salt Lake City, UT. deposit at the sale and ney in fact, and the re- TATES PHASE 1B, ac- of foreclosing a trust script Bulletin May 10, 17 (Published in the Tran- 2005. James H Woodall Parkway Written comments must the balance of the pur- cord owner of the proper- cording to the official plat deed originally executed & 24, 2005) script Bulletin May 10, 17 10653 River Front Park- Building A, Suite 111 be received by 5:00 p.m. chase price by 12:00 ty as of the recording of thereof on file and of re- on September 18, 2003 & 24, 2005) way, Suite 290 South Sandy, Utah 84070 on Friday, June 24, 2005 noon the day following the notice of default is cord in the office of the by Misty J. Robinson, as NOTICE OF TRUST- Jordan UT 84095 (801) www.cannonfirm.com and should be delivered the sale. The deposit Cynthia A. Woodbrey. Tooele County Recorder, trustor, in favor of Acade- EE'S SALE NOTICE OF TRUST- 254-9450 (800) 245- Office Hours: M-F 8am or mailed to the following must be in the form of a The sale is subject to a State of Utah. my Mortgage Corpora- The following described EE’S SALE 1886 (Hotline) Hours: – 5pm address: cashier’s check or bank bankruptcy filing, a pay- Together with all the im- tion, covering the follow- real property will be sold APN: 12-023-0-0219 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Phone: (801) 255-7475 Dennis R. Downs, Exec- official check payable to off, a reinstatement or provements now or here- ing real property purport- at public auction to the Trust No. 1073495-07 Signature/by: James H. Cannon File #2050102 utive Secretary Lundberg & Associates. any other condition of after erected on the ed to be located in highest bidder without Ref: Tracy O. Sillito TRA: Woodall, Trustee (Published in the Tran- Utah Solid and Hazard- The balance must be in which the trustee is not property, and all ease- Tooele County at 708 warranty as to title, pos- Loan No. 0017040171. R-118147 script Bulletin April 26, ous Waste Control Board the form of a wire trans- aware that would cause ments, appurtenances, Fox Run Drive, Tooele, session or encumbran- IMPORTANT NOTICE (Published in the Tran- May 3 & 10, 2005) Department of Environ- fer, cashier’s check, the cancellation of the and fixtures now or here- UT 84074 (the under- ces, at the West main TO PROPERTY OWN- script Bulletin May 3, 10 mental Quality bank official check (credit sale. If any such condi- after a part of the proper- signed disclaims liability entrance North steps of ER: YOU ARE IN DE- & 17, 2005) 288 North 1460 West, union official checks are tion exists, the sale shall ty. for any error in the ad- the Tooele County Court- FAULT UNDER A DEED Public Notices 4th Floor not accepted) or U.S. be void, the successful The current beneficiary dress), and more particu- house, 47 South Main, OF TRUST, DATED NOTICE OF TRUST- P.O. Box 144880 Postal money order pay- Miscellaneous bidder’s funds returned of the trust deed is Mort- larly described as: Tooele, Utah, on June 7, September 25, 2003. EE’S SALE Salt Lake City, Utah able to Lundberg & As- and the trustee and cur- gage Electronic Registra- Lot 436, MIDDLE CAN- 2005, at 4:30 o'clock UNLESS YOU TAKE The following described 84114-4880 sociates. If wire transfer rent beneficiary shall not tion Systems, Inc., as YON ESTATES PLAT D, p.m., of said day: Situat- ACTION TO PROTECT property will be sold at Deadline for public no- For further information, is used, an additional be liable to the success- nominee for Wells Fargo according to the official ed in the County of YOUR PROPERTY, IT public auction to the tices is 4 p.m. the day please contact Michelle $10.00 must be remitted ful bidder for any dam- Bank, N.A., its succes- plat thereof, as recorded Tooele, State of Utah, MAY BE SOLD AT A highest bidder on May prior to publication. Weis of the Division of with the purchase price. age. sors and assigns, and in the office of the Tooele more particularly descri- PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 23, 2005 at 12:15 p.m. at Public notices submit- Solid and Hazardous Cash payments are not Bidders must tender to the record owner of the County Recorder. bed as follows: NEED AN EXPLANA- the North West Main En- ted past the deadline Waste, at 538-6170. In accepted. A trustee’s the trustee a $5,000.00 property as of the record- Together with all the im- Lot 10, THE RIDGE TION OF THIS PRO- trance to the TOOELE will not be accepted. compliance with the deed will be delivered to deposit at the sale and ing of the notice of de- provements now or here- PLAT "A", a Subdivision CEEDING, YOU County Courthouse, 47 Americans with Disabili- the successful bidder the balance of the pur- fault is Hyun Sub Jung. after erected on the of Tooele City, according SHOULD CONTACT A SOUTH MAIN, TOOELE, NOTICE ties Act, individuals with within three business chase price by 12:00 The sale is subject to a property, and all ease- to the official plat, record- LAWYER. On May 31, UT 84074, in the County The Tooele City Police special needs (including days after receipt of the noon the day following bankruptcy filing, a pay- ments, appurtenances, ed in the office of the 2005, at 4:30 PM, James of TOOELE by BRYAN Department has received auxiliary communicative amount bid. the sale. The deposit off, a reinstatement or and fixtures now or here- Tooele County Recorder. H Woodall, as duly ap- W. CANNON, as Suc- a grant from the Edward aids and services) DATED: April 29, 2005. must be in the form of a any other condition of after a part of the proper- TAX # 11-77-10 pointed Trustee under a cessor Trustee, and Byrne Memorial Justice should contact Charlene Scott Lundberg, Trust- cashier’s check or bank which the trustee is not ty. Purportedly known as: Deed of Trust recorded HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Assistance Grant fund in Lamph, Human Re- ee official check payable to aware that would cause The current beneficiary 461 East 670 North, September 26, 2003, as CORPORATION III, cur- the amount of $8,250.00 source Management at 3269 South Main, #100 Lundberg & Associates. the cancellation of the of the trust deed is Tooele, UT 84074 (the Instrument No. 210929, rent Beneficiary, under dollars. These funds will (801) 536-4413 (TDD Salt Lake City, UT The balance must be in sale. If any such condi- Chase Home Finance, undersigned disclaims li- in Book 893, Page 275, the Deed of Trust dated be used to purchase evi- (801) 536-4414), at least 84115 the form of a wire trans- tion exists, the sale shall LLC, successor by merg- ability for any error in the of the Official Records in September 11, 2002, dence/property tracking five working days before (801) 263-3400 fer, cashier’s check, be void, the successful er to Chase Manhattan address). the office at the County made by RAMONA R. software. the hearing. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. bank official check or bidder’s funds returned Mortgage Corporation The Trust Deed being Recorder of Tooele HURST, as Trustor re- Ron Kirby, Chief of Po- (Published in the Tran- – 5:00 p.m. U.S. Postal money order and the trustee and cur- and the record owner of foreclosed by these non- County, State of Utah, corded September 17, lice script Bulletin May 10, L&A Case No. 05-50677 payable to Lundberg & rent beneficiary shall not the property as of the re- judicial trust deed fore- executed by Tracy O. Sil- 2002 as Entry No. Tooele City Police De- 2005) Team B/CR Associates. If wire trans- be liable to the success- cording of the notice of closure proceedings is lito, A Married Woman, 187502 in Book 780 at partment THIS COMMUNICATION fer is used, an additional ful bidder for any dam- default is Misty J. Robin- dated March 15, 1999, will sell at public auction page 489 of official re- (Published in the Tran- IS AN ATTEMPT TO THIRD JUDICIAL DIS- $10.00 must be remitted age. son. and was executed by MI- to highest bidder, paya- cords of TOOELE coun- script Bulletin May 10, COLLECT A DEBT, AND TRICT COURT, STATE with the purchase price. Bidders must tender to The sale is subject to a CHAEL C. GIBSON a ble in lawful money of ty, given to secure in- 2005) ANY INFORMATION OF UTAH, TOOELE Cash payments are not the trustee a $5,000.00 bankruptcy filing, a pay- married person, as Trust- the United States at the debtedness in favor of OBTAINED WILL BE off, a reinstatement or time of sale. Successful HOUSEHOLD FINANCE COUNTY, TOOELE DE- accepted. A trustee’s deposit at the sale and or, in favor of Mortgage NOTICE USED FOR THAT PUR- any other condition of bidders must tender a CORPORATION III by PARTMENT deed will be delivered to the balance of the pur- Electronic Registration The Executive Secretary POSE. which the trustee is not deposit of $5,000 in certi- reason of certain obliga- MILLPOND HOME- the successful bidder chase price by 12:00 Systems, Inc., the pres- of the Utah Solid and (Published in the Tran- aware that would cause fied funds to the trustee tions secured thereby. OWNERS within three business noon the day following ent Beneficiary. The Hazardous Waste Con- script Bulletin May 3, 10 the cancellation of the at the time of sale, with Notice of Default was re- ASSOCIATION, INC., days after receipt of the the sale. The deposit present owner is report- trol Board invites public & 17, 2005) sale. If any such condi- the balance due by noon corded January 24, 2005 Plaintiff, amount bid. must be in the form of a ed to be MICHAEL C. comment regarding the tion exists, the sale shall the following business as Entry No. 235033 of vs. DATED: April 29, 2005. cashier’s check or bank GIBSON a married per- Chemical Agent Muni- NOTICE OF TRUST- be void, the successful day, at the office of the said official records. SANDRA MOORE, Scott Lundberg, Trust- official check payable to son. tions Disposal System EE'S SALE bidder’s funds returned Trustee. At the west Trustee will sell at public NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S ee Lundberg & Associates. The purchase price is (CAMDS) Class 3 Modifi- The following described and the trustee and cur- main entrance, north auction to the highest SALE OF REAL PROP- 3269 South Main, #100 The balance must be in payable in lawful money cation request; the Im- property will be sold at rent beneficiary shall not steps to the Tooele bidder payable in lawful ERTY Salt Lake City, UT the form of a wire trans- of the United States of plementation of New Air- public auction to the be liable to the success- county District Court, 47 money of the United Civil No. 040301198 84115 fer, cashier’s check, America. Bidders must borne Exposure Limits highest bidder at the ful bidder for any dam- S. Main Tooele Utah all States, without warranty Defendant, (801) 263-3400 bank official check (credit be prepared to tender to (AELS) for VX, GB, and West Main Entrance, age. right, title and interest as to title, possession or To be sold at Sheriff’s Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. union official checks are the Trustee a $5,000.00 Mustard Monitoring Ac- North Steps, Tooele Bidders must tender to conveyed to and now encumbrances. Bidders Sale on the 24th day of – 5:00 p.m. not accepted) or U.S. non-refundable deposit tivities received Decem- County Courthouse, 47 the trustee a $5,000.00 held by it under said must be prepared to ten- May, 2005, A.D., at the L&A Case No. 05-42938 Postal money order pay- in certified funds or a ber 9, 2004 (DSHW South Main Street, deposit at the sale and Deed of Trust in the der the purchase price in hour of 10:30 a.m., at the Team C/HN able to Lundberg & As- cashier's check at the Tracking No.: 04.04227). Tooele, Utah, on June 2, the balance of the pur- property situated in said the amount bid within 24 North door of the Public THIS COMMUNICATION sociates. If wire transfer time of sale to secure Airborne Exposure Limits 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of chase price by 12:00 County and State descri- hours of the sale by Safety Complex, rear en- IS AN ATTEMPT TO is used, an additional bid, and the balance of (AEL) for Chemical said day, for the purpose noon the day following bed as: Lot 219, Carr cashiers check. trance, 47 South Main, COLLECT A DEBT, AND $10.00 must be remitted the purchase price must agents were revised by of foreclosing a trust the sale. The deposit fork subdivision plat two, The address of the prop- Tooele City, Tooele ANY INFORMATION with the purchase price. be paid in full in the form the Center for Disease deed originally executed must be in the form of a according to the official erty is purported to be County, State of Utah, all OBTAINED WILL BE Cash payments are not of certified funds or a Control (CDC) in Federal on March 7, 2003 by cashier’s check or bank plat thereof on file and of 429 Brook Ave., Tooele, the right, title and interest USED FOR THAT PUR- accepted. A trustee’s cashier's check within 24 Register (FR) 68 58348 Cynthia A. Woodbrey, as official check payable to record in the Tooele UT 84074 more particu- of the Defendant(s) San- POSE. deed will be delivered to hours from the time of (October 9, 2003) for trustor, in favor of Mort- Lundberg & Associates. county recorder's office. larly described as fol- dra Moore in and to the (Published in the Tran- the successful bidder sale. GA, GB, and VX, and FR gage Electronic Registra- The balance must be in The street address and lows: following described real script Bulletin May 3, 10 within three business This Trustee’s Sale is 69 24164 (May 3, 2004) tion Systems, Inc., as the form of a wire trans- other common designa- LOT 21, BLOCK 2, VAL- property situated in & 17, 2005) days after receipt of the subject to a bankruptcy for Mustard. CAMDS nominee for BNC Mort- fer, cashier’s check, tion of the real property LEY VIEW SUBDIVI- Tooele County, State of amount bid. filing, a payoff, a rein- submitted changes to gage, Inc., its successors bank official check (credit described above is pur- SION OF TOOELE Utah, to wit: NOTICE OF TRUST- DATED: May 10, 2005. statement or any other their Part B Permit, and assigns, covering union official checks are ported to be: 963 North CITY, ACCORDING TO 58 Millpond, Stansbury EE'S SALE Scott Lundberg, Trust- condition of which the which incorporate these the following real proper- not accepted) or U.S. 1300 East Tooele UT THE OFFICIAL PLAT Park, Utah 84074 The following described ee trustee is not aware that new AELs. ty purported to be locat- Postal money order pay- 84074. Estimated Total THEREOF, ON FILE Dated and signed at property will be sold at 3269 South Main, #100 would cause the cancel- The 45-day comment pe- ed in Tooele County at able to Lundberg & As- Debt as of May 31, 2005 AND OF RECORD IN Tooele City, Tooele public auction to the Salt Lake City, UT lation of this sale. Fur- riod will commence on 154 Country Club Drive, sociates. If wire transfer is $153,890.50. The un- THE TOOELE COUNTY County, State of Utah, highest bidder at the 84115 ther, if any of these con- Tuesday May 10, 2005, Stansbury Park, UT is used, an additional dersigned Trustee dis- RECORDER'S OFFICE. this 28th day of April, West Main Entrance, (801) 263-3400 ditions exist, this sale will when this notice is pub- 84074 (the undersigned $10.00 must be remitted claims any liability for 10-041-0-0045 2005, A.D. North Steps, Tooele Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. be null and void, the suc- lished in the Salt Lake disclaims liability for any with the purchase price. any incorrectness of the The undersigned dis- Sheriff Frank J. Park County Courthouse, 47 – 5:00 p.m. cessful bidder’s funds City Tribune, Deseret error in the address), and Cash payments are not street address and other claims liability for any er- Tooele County, Utah South Main Street, L&A Case No. 05-44475 shall be returned, and News and Tooele Tran- more particularly descri- accepted. A trustee’s common designation, if ror in the address. The (Published in the Tran- Tooele, Utah, on June 9, Team A/AL the Trustee and the Ben- script and Bulletin, and bed as: deed will be delivered to any, shown herein. Said record owner(s) of the script Bulletin May 3, 10 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of THIS COMMUNICATION eficiary shall not be liable will end Friday, June 24, Lot 49, COUNTRY CLUB the successful bidder sale will be made without property as of the record- & 17, 2005) said day, for the purpose IS AN ATTEMPT TO to the successful bidder 2005. A public hearing NO. 1 SUBDIVISION, a within three business covenant or warranty, ing of the Notice of De- of foreclosing a trust COLLECT A DEBT, AND for any damages. will be held on Tuesday Subdivision of Tooele days after receipt of the express or implied, re- fault is RAMONA R. deed originally executed ANY INFORMATION THIS COMMUNICATION June 7, at 6:00 PM at the County, according to the amount bid. garding title, possession, HURST. on June 19, 2003 by Hy- OBTAINED WILL BE IS AN ATTEMPT TO Tooele County Court- official plat thereof on file un Sub Jung, as trustor, USED FOR THAT PUR- DATED: May 6, 2005. condition or encumbran- This sale is for the pur-

Center can be called at 884- p.m. (151 N. Main). Lunches cost Quilters meet May 18, at the Extension office Doings 3446. • Wednesdays — Breakfast $3 for members. Money is due The Tooele County Quilters at 9:30 a.m. We will work on Continued from page B2 • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; 9 a.m. to Noon; aerobics 10:30 May 13. will meet May 17 at the county our charity quilt for the St. lunch at noon, reservations by a.m.; ceramics 1-3 p.m. • May 19 — Breast Cancer extension office at 9:30 a.m. Jude service project. Nothing 8:30 a.m. • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 Support Group 7 p.m. in the The public is welcome. The needs to be brought except • June 2 — Last day of school • Tuesdays 10 a.m. ceramics; a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch MWMC classrooms. quilt challenge is due and dona- willing hands. Bring a friend if lets out at 1 p.m.; kindergarten 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. • May 19-21 — Spring tions for the Pioneer Jubilee. you would like and a show and lets out at 10 a.m. reservations by 8:30 a.m. • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 Getaway to Moab, trip cost is Dianne Matravers will give a tell. If you can help, please call • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aero- a.m.; dinner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo $194 double. demonstration on a basket Geri Thomas at 882-3487. Seniors bics; 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. break- 6 p.m. • May 26 — Pizza/banana weave quilt and ideas for recy- NARFE changes date fast; 1 p.m. Pinochle • May 12 — Wendover trip split open house 12-2 p.m. cling. The May meeting of the • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 9 a.m. bus leaves the Center. Come hear about recent and Alcoholics Tooele chapter of the National AARP safe drivers 10 a.m. line dancing; lunch at Cost is $11. upcoming trips and just visit Active and Retired Federal AARP Safe Driving Course noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m.; • May 16-27 — Due to major with one another. Anonymous Employees Association origi- Castaways Alcoholics will be sponsored by the 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; 1 kitchen repairs, no meals will • May 31 — Birthday Bingo nally scheduled for Thursday, Anonymous meets Monday- Grantsville Senior Center on p.m. Bingo be served at the Tooele Center 5 p.m. in the MWMC cafeteria. May 12, is postponed until Friday at Noon in the youth May 24-25 10 a.m. to Noon • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; May 16-27. Meals will be served Play bingo for prizes. Pizza, Thursday, May 19, (at 1 p.m. room at St. Barnabus Center, and 1-3 p.m. each day. Cost for lunch at noon, reservations by at the Grantsville Center. cake and drinks will be served! at the Tooele Senior Citizens’ 1784 N. Aaron Dr., Tooele the course is $10 for materials. 8:30 a.m. • May 20 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. Cost is $3. Center, 57 E. Vine) due to a (Southwestern looking church You must attend both days to • Everyday quilting with Delbert Long. • June 24-27 — National conflict with the Utah State by the new hospital) — open, receive a certificate. Register at • May 13 — Birthday dinner 5 • May 24-25 — AARP Safe Fiddler’s Championships in Federation Convention taking the Grantsville Senior Center, p.m. with entertainment by Dan Driving Course 10 a.m. to Noon Idaho. Cost is $499 per person, mixed, non-smoking, wheel- place on the same date. For 120 S. Center, or call 884-3446 Butcher and the Buchanans. and 1-3 p.m. $10 double. chair access, nursery. more information call Hal at or 884-0851 (leave message for • May 24-25 — AARP Safe • May 27 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. • July 6-8 — Shakespeare 3-Ball at the Moose 882-5331 or Marla at 882-3876. return call). Driving Course 10 a.m. to Noon with Delbert Long. adventure in Southern Utah. Come up and join us for a Families w/ Retirement seminar Cost is $325 per person dou- fun time as we play 3-ball at the and 1-3 p.m. $10 • May 30 — Center closed. disabilities The Social Security • May 30 — Center closed Senior Circle, MWMC ble. Moose Lodge Saturday, May Administration will sponsor a • Oct. 4 — New England 14, 1 p.m. This is a fundraiser Tooele Family to Family for Memorial Day. Senior Circle costs just $15 free retirement seminar at 7 Backroads. Call 843-3690 for for Moose member Hershel Network for People with • May 31 — Foot clinic 1:30- per year. Call 843-3690 for a p.m. on Wednesday, May 11, at a flyer. Warren. For more information Disabilities will have their 3:30 p.m. call 884-3446. membership form and to RSVP the Salt Lake City Library, 210 • Nov. 25 — Alpine Christmas or questions, please contact last meeting Thursday, May • June 13-15 – Tuacahn and for all activities except exer- E. 400 South. This is a great eight days in Austria and Rose See at 830-0155. 12, 7 p.m. at the DSPD office, Mesquite trip $160 per person cise and water aerobics. opportunity to get first hand Germany. Call 843-3690 for a 305 N. Main, Tooele. The plus $25 single. Call 884-3446 • Body Instincts — Meets on Eagle events topic is “Making your child’s information, directly from for more information. flyer. • No Friday night steak — Social Security, to find out in Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle future more secure.” Gary R. Tooele seniors Therapy (29 S. Main). Free to Groups Due to the Utah State Eagles Napel, financial planner for advance what you will need Convention in Park City, din- to do and how to do it, as you The Tooele County Senior members. MetDESK®, assists families ner will not be served May 13. look forward to your coming Citizen Center can be reached • Hinges and Twinges (water in planning for the financial O.E.S. visits • Steak and Karaoke — On retirement. The meeting will at 882-2870. aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays future of their children or other May 20 there will be steak and be held in conference room • Mondays — Bridge 10 and Thursdays at 11 a.m. at Wendover dependents with special needs. Karaoke. Mark your calendars. A, just down the stairs and on a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50 for The Order of Eastern Star is Childcare will be provided on the left. at Noon; line dancing 1 p.m.; members. sponsoring a bus to Wendover Sewing group meets site for those who need it. Grantsville seniors Bingo 1 p.m. • May 18 — Wellness May 15. Meet in the Albertson’s The Tooele Neighborhood Contact Diane 884-1728 with • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Luncheon: Summer Survival 11 parking lot. Call 882-3976 or Sewing Guild will hold its questions. We are also looking The Grantsville Senior Line dancing 1 p.m.; Pinochle 1 a.m. at the health department 882-4858 for reservations. monthly meeting on Wednesday, for a new leader.