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by Karen Lee Scott STAFF WRITER The battle over an above-ground nuclear waste repository at the Skull Valley Goshute Indian Reservation isn’t over yet, but opposing sides are making sure their opinions are heard loud and clear before the full Nuclear Regulatory Commission votes on the matter. The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board (a three- member panel of the NRC) has already given it’s nod of approval (2-1) for Private Fuel Storage to tempo- rarily house 4,000 casks of spent nuclear fuel rods on the reservation but that doesn’t mean the entire NRC will concur with the recommendation. In an effort to sway the vote against allowing the project, Utah’s two senators (Orrin Hatch and Bob Bennett) and three Congressmen (Jim Matheson, Chris Cannon and Rob Bishop) sent a letter to NRC Chairman Nils Diaz last week stating their opposition to the site. “Due to the possibility of an accidental or deliber- ate aircraft crash, concerns over the safety of the photography / Troy Boman waste during transportation and storage, and uncer- Members of the Baird clan (l-r) Jennifer, Jana and Julee, asked longtime Grantsville resident Farrell Butler onto the stage and surprised him with a song and tainty regarding liability, the Utah Congressional del- dance during the opening of the Old Folks Sociable program Saturday afternoon. egation strongly opposes the granting of this license,” wrote the delegation. “We expect the Commission to review the administrative record diligently prior to making a final decision on issuing a license to PFS Sociable tradition brings them home and accordingly reject it.” The letter noted that the proposed site for the PFS by Mark Watson Nelson and uncle of former high facility is located directly under the flight path of school tennis coach Don Wayne combat aircraft, many carrying live ordnance, enter- STAFF WRITER ing the Utah Test and Training Range. The Delegation Grantsville residents past and Nelson who are both known for expressed concern over the possibility of an aircraft present poured into town Saturday their years of tireless work helping accident at the proposed storage site. “However, we for the 121st Old Folk’s Socialble. young people in Grantsville excel are even more disturbed by the poor data and selec- The annual event pays special trib- at tennis. tive scientific approach used by PFS in claiming that ute to current and former res- “I still have a lot of family here such an accident would not pose a significant risk to idents age 75 and older. These so this is a nice time to come and the site.” guests were treated to a reception visit,” Nelson said, recalling the “The PFS proposal is a reckless, short-term fix for at the high school in their honor old times in Grantsville. a pressing national problem,” said Sen. Hatch. “We’re at noon. “People are friendly in Grand going to fight this with everything we’ve got. “I’ve never missed a socialble,” Junction no matter who you are, He added, “They picked the most dangerous site said Jay Hicks, 96, who made the but you know in the early days in the nation to locate most of our nation’s high-level trek to Grantsville Saturday from in Grantsville most people were nuclear waste. That’s not political rhetoric — it’s a his ranch in Ibapah, Utah. “It’s Mormon so they were friendly if fact. The NRC needs to realize that PFS will never be great to meet up with old friends,” you were Mormon, but sometimes able to ensure that the Skull Valley site will be safe.” he said. Hicks went to high school they were not too friendly to out- “I strongly oppose any decision that would allow in Grantsville and continues to run siders,” he said. storage of nuclear waste in Skull Valley,” Sen. Bennett his ranch in Ibapah with the help Pauline Hawker from Salt Lake said. “I continue to believe our best course is to of son Jay. City also attended the recep- store the waste at its current locations until Yucca Former Grantsville native Wayne tion. Her family owned land in Mountain is ready. It doesn’t make sense to move Nelson, part of the 75-and-older Grantsville and she lived on Main it twice. It’s a bad decision, and we will continue to group, returned for his fourth con- Street for several years. fight it every step of the way.” secutive socialble. Nelson resides “I taught high school here in “The potential granting of this license so close to a in Grand Junction, Colo. where 1963 and 1964. Attending these major military installation just doesn’t make sense,” he coached basketball and tennis photography / Troy Boman socialbles has been very enjoyable said Rep. Rob Bishop. “This storage site could limit for Mesa State College for several Boyd Spiker and wife Lil cut the rug as the Bud Hutchings band belts out the future value of the Utah Test and Training Range, years. He is the brother of Johnny classic tunes from the big band era at the 121st Old Folk’s Sociable. SEE SOCIABLE ON A12 SEE PFS ON A3 Transcript-Bulletin Restrictions prevail despite more water by Mark Watson STAFF WRITER wins highs and ‘oops’ The water situation through- out Utah improved slightly this Competing with newspapers ran Oct. 19. Called “A silver lining,” year, but like the rest of the state from throughout the state, the the page depicted Grantsville High Tooele is still scrambling to find Tooele Transcript-Bulletin was School tennis coach Don Wayne and conserve water. honored with a myriad of awards Nelson and his girls tennis team. “It’s important that our citi- presented Saturday by the Utah Although Nelson garnered 31 first- zens continue to conserve Press Association (UPA) at a con- place and 10-second place titles in water,” Mayor Charlie Roberts ference and banquet held in St. his 50 net campaigns for both boys said. George. and girls tennis, the Cowgirls came For the second consecutive Newspapers competing against in second place during Don’s final year Tooele will implement a the Transcript-Bulletin, which season of coaching. watering schedule for residents, comprises the largest category for Boman brilliantly captured the businesses, schools and govern- Utah weekly newspapers include: look of determination on the girls ment agencies using culinary Salt Lake City Weekly, Davis faces as they played their hearts water. County Clipper, New Utah, Park out during the state match, as well In the water restriction sched- (City) Record, West Valley News, as the tears of disappointment of ule, the city is divided into three Utah Statesman, Richfield Reaper coming in second in a match they sections and watering is allowed and Intermountain Catholic. so wanted to win for themselves as twice weekly. Our local newspaper placed in well as for their beloved coach. All water users north of Vine 18 out of 22 categories, as follows: Judges wrote of Boman’s photo Street and west of Main Street page: “Nicely composed images, will water Wednesdays and First-Place Awards photography / Troy Boman Troy Boman took first-place Tooele City has gained 1.5 million gallons of water storage with the completion of a new tank located near honors in the Best Photo page which SEE AWARDS ON A8 SEE WATER ON A2 Settlement Canyon.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 DOINGS B2 INSIDE Mostly cloudy and windy tonight OBITUARIES A9 TV LISTINGS B4 Professionalism, compassion with rain likely. Lows in the 30s. honored at police banquet. A mix of snow/rain on Wednesday SPORTS A10 CROSSWORD B4 See B1 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B7 A2 TUESDAY March 22, 2005 ETCETERA ... Vet warns of dog poisonings in Tooele, Stockton

News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast by Mary Ruth Hammond “It was definitely strychnine at a residence in Stockton. a little different — we proved Local Weather STAFF WRITER that killed the dogs,” Dr. Roundy On Thursday at 9 a.m., two that rat poisoning had been used G-ville’s Stansbury said. “Strychnine is contained more dogs from a new subdivi- Wed While six dogs located at two on those animals.” 48/34 separate Tooele County loca- in gopher bait. It was proba- sion in Tooele were taken to Dr. Roundy said pet owners Riders Meeting 3/23 A meeting for the Grantsville tions were poisoned within a bly placed inside hamburger or Roundy’s clinic. The veterinari- should be aware of the poison- Stansbury Riders will be held Overcast with rain showers at 25-hour period last week, Lt. other food and tossed to the an said those dogs had also been ings and be on the lookout for times. Thunder possible. High 48F. dogs. poisoned with strychnine. One Tuesday, March 29 at Grantsville Craig Wexels of the Tooele anything suspicious. It was 8 a.m. Wednesday dog died and Dr. Roundy saved City Hall, 429 E. Main St., at Police Department said there’s “A dog that has been poi- when a Stockton family took the life of the other animal. 7 p.m. Sign-ups will be held no reason to believe the inci- soned will usualy have seizures,” Thu four dogs to Roundy’s clinic. He said those dogs were that evening for all youth who 49/34 Roudy said. “We have only a 30 3/24 dents were related. “One dog was dead by the owned by a family who lives on want to ride with the award- But Dr. Joe Roundy, a local to 45 minute time period to save Rain and snow showers. Highs in time it got to the clinic,” Roundy the east side of Tooele. winning Stansbury Riders. veterinarian, said all six dogs their lives if they have been poi- Participants must be at least six the upper 40s and lows in the mid said. “The other three dogs were “A couple of months ago, I 30s. were poisoned with strychnine. soned.” years old by June 1 and no older having seizures.” had another three dogs from the After opening the stomach of Roundy added that pet own- than 15. Luckily, Roundy was able to west side of Tooele brought to the two dogs that died, Roundy save the lives of the three dogs. the clinic,” Roundy said. “One ers should also be on the look- Temps/Precipitation Fri 49/33 found a green weed that looked He said all four animals had died and we saved the other two. out for any food items they have 3/25 like gopher bait. been housed in the same kennel The poisoning in those dogs was not given to their dogs. Few showers. Highs in the upper Date High Low (prec./inches) 40s and lows in the low 30s. March 17 53 41 March 18 54 29 trace test wells. Tooele and USGS split March 19 60 38 Water the bill for these tests. March 20 57 31 .58 3” snow Sat “They are interested in locat- 50/33 continued from A1 March 21 53 34 .01 3/26 ing and mapping aquifers; we Saturdays. Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the are interested in finding future for the National Weather Service, reports low 50s and lows in the low 30s. All water users north of Vine drilling sites and determining that his recording station at 139 S. Main and east of Main will water how drilling would affect our received .59 inches of precipitation Tuesdays and Fridays. other wells,” Webster said. between March 17 and March 21 and a All water users south of The biggest obstacle in acquir- total of .59 so far this month. The normal Sun 53/39 for March is 2.32 inches. 3/27 Vine will water Mondays and ing water is not just knowing Thursdays. For the water year, which began Oct. Considerable cloudiness. Highs in where the water is located, but 1, 2003, Tooele has received 10.36 inches the low 50s and lows in the upper Outdoor watering is not per- acquiring the legal rights to use of precipitation. The normal for the year is 30s. mitted on Sundays. the water. 18.49 inches of precipitation. ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content The mayor said the city’s util- The city encourages residents Pollen Count Service itity technicians have authority not to water during the hot- to issue tickets for those not test hours of the day, typically The pollen counts from the Area Ski Report complying with the watering between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Intermountain Allergy and Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: schedule. A first-time offender “This conserves water and Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City Today: Winter storm warning this after- receives a warning, a second reduces the amount of our as of March 22, 2005 were as noon through Wednesday. High winds and violation receives a $25 fine, a water bills. It is also healthier follows: snow levels near 8000 feet. Alta — 158; 34” new snow last 48 hours; third violation nets a $100 fine, for lawns,” the mayor said. Elm — High 7/7 Lifts open a fourth violation is fined $250 Watering restrictions apply to Cottonwood — Low Beaver Mountain 7; 6” new snow last 48 and water is turned off after five residences, businesses, schools, hours; 5/5 lifts open Cedar/Juniper — Low Brian Head — 98; 23” new snow last 48 offenses. churches, and any other culi- Mold — Low hours; 7/7 lifts open “We haven’t even come close nary water users. If there are Brighton — 146; 18” new snow last 48 1600 North Pine Canyon Road hours; 6/7 lifts open to turning anybody’s water off. special circumstances that in TOOELE, Ph. 843-5800 Deer Valley —125; 13” new snow last 48 We’ve just issued only a few require a modified schedule for hours; 21/21 lifts open $100 fines,” Roberts said. residents or businesses, such Nordic Valley — 30; 0” new snow last 48 hours; 2/2 lifts open Along with its conservation as newly planted sod or lawn, Park City — 127; 13” new snow last 48 efforts, Tooele continues its citizens should contact the city hours; 13/14 lifts open work to find areas to drill wells at 843-2150. Subscriber Service Powder Mountain — 91; 6” new snow The city recently completed the new tank from 650 feet to last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open and enlarge storage facilities. City parks and schools If you haven’t received Snowbasin — 128; 12” new snow last 48 “We’re not in a crisis situtation, construction of a storage tank 900 feet. It is also planning two have been placed on a modi- your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., hours; 12/12 lifts open but it’s a challenging situation,” in the south section of the city, more new wells. Only two of fied schedule because of the Snowbird — 158; 22” new snow last 48 which will increase the tank’s the city’s wells are outside city please call 882-0050 and our cus- hours; 12/12 lifts open said Public Works Director size of their lawn areas. While tomer representative will assist Solitude — 155; 27” new snow last 48 Gerald Webster. “There is plenty capacity from 2 million gallons limits. some parks and schools may be hours; 8/8 lifts open to 3.5 million gallons. The city In an effort to find water you. Customer service hours on of water in the system for cur- watering more than two days Sundance — 103; 27” new snow last 48 uses 10 wells and is in the pro- the city works with the United Tuesday and Thursday nights hours; 4/4 lifts open rent use. It’s just a challenge to each week, a specific area of The Canyons — 82; 12” new snow last 48 keep up with growth.” cess of extending its well near States Geological Survey to do that park is only watered twice are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. hours; 15/16 lifts open Subscribe Today 882-0050 Tooele hospital’s blood drive goal tops state In 2004, Chief Nursing Officer were hospital employees.” Sevier Valley Hospital West. Community members are Nancy Chartier determined that The leader in this drive in 2004 45 units encouraged to take a few min- Sanpete Valley Hospital Mountain West Medical Center was Logan Regional Hospital, Invite the whole town to your 38 units utes to participate in the drive. should be a leader in Utah for which was able to collect 155 Evanston Regional Medical Center For more information about units of blood, more than double yard sale! blood donation collection. 35 units blood drives at Mountain “Even though I was fairly new the volume collected at Mountain Blood collected during these West Medical Center, contact to Tooele, it was easy to see that West Medical Center. However, drives provides critical life-sus- Stephanie Reinicke at (435) 843- this is a strong, vibrant commu- this year, Chartier’s prediction taining support for people who nity of people who care about was realized, as Mountain West undergo surgery, are critically ill 3704. each other,” she stated. “There Medical Center exceeded Logan or who have been injured. was no reason that we shouldn’t Regional Hospital’s benchmark “In an emergency,” says Tooele be a leader amongst rural hos- by more than 20 units, collect- Chuck Davis, CEO of Mountain 882-0050 pitals in Utah in our blood drive ing nearly 180 units and came West Medical Center, “blood col- efforts, as we are in so many in first amongst rural hospitals lected during our blood drives other areas.” in the state of Utah. Other rural can literally mean the difference “We Are Your Neighborhood In 2003, the hospital came hospitals participated in the between life and death. I’m so Family Theatre” in third amongst rural hospi- blood drives this year, with vary- proud of our staff and our com- 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Voice of Tooele County tals, with 61 units of blood col- ing results: munity for putting us at the top (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 since 1894 lected through two separate Mountain West Medical Center of the list of those concerned 179 units Tickets are now available online blood drives. According to drive about this issue.” at www.movieswest.com 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 Dixie Regional Medical Center coordinator Stephanie Reinicke, 104 units Mountain West Medical th Utah Press Association these were impressive results Valley View Medical Center Center will be sponsoring a March 24 General Excellence Award recipient. for the hospital. “It was par- 60 units blood drive at the hospital June Open at Noon ticularly impressive, “ notes Garden City Health Center 29, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. The ADMINISTRATION 60 units Reinicke, “when you realize that blood drive will take place in the * SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER South Lincoln Medical Center (Wyo.) more than half of hose donating 45 units Education Center at Mountain Robots JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS Dly: 4:20, 7:00, 9:10 (PG) Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) Sat: 12:10, 2:15, 4:20, 7:00, 9:10 OFFICE Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Sun: 12:10,12:05, 2:15,4:40 4:20, 7:00 KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER Radiation found in rail car puddles DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER Pacifier KELLY CHANCE OFFICE ASSISTANT Envirocare embraces. no exposure or danger from Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:10 (PG) by Karen Lee Scott Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) Tim Barney, Envirocare vice the cars and that the radia- Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:10 EDITORIAL STAFF WRITER Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 president, believes the water tion level found in the water Sun: 12:10,12:05, 2:20,4:40 4:30, 7:00 J. MICHAEL CALL MANAGING EDITOR Nearly half of 17 train cars was from snow that had fallen was miniscule. But to be on NICK DRAKE SPORTS EDITOR full of radioactive waste * KAREN HUNT COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR from Brookhaven National into the cars and melted while the safe side, Envirocare has Hostage MARY RUTH HAMMOND STAFF WRITER Laboratory in New York arrived the waste was being loaded in stopped accepting shipments Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 (R) Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) AUDREY ROCK-RICHARDSON STAFF WRITER at Envirocare last week with New York. of waste from Brookhaven Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 KAREN LEE SCOTT STAFF WRITER Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 puddles of liquid in the bottom The waste was put into plas- until the issue can be sorted Sun: 12:10,12:05, 2:30,4:40 4:50, 7:10 TROY BOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER tic containers before it was out. BARBARA BENNETT TYPESETTER of the cars. One of the puddles regis- loaded into the cars and then The DEQ is investigat- Miss Congeniality 2* ADVERTISING tered traces of radiation and the cars were covered by a tarp ing loading procedures at Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 (PG) for the cross-country trip. The Brookhaven and is checking Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) CLAYTON DUNN ADVERTISING MANAGER Dane Finerfrock, Director of Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 KEITH BIRD ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT Radiation Control at Utah’s loading process happened to out the route the waste took to Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Sun: 12:10,12:05, 2:30,4:40 4:50, 7:10 DEBBIE WINN ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT Department of Envrionmental occur during heavy east coast get to Envriocare to determine LIZ ARELLANO GRAPHIC ARTIST Quality said, “This is some- rain and snow storms. if any leaks occured during * HEIDI MILLS GRAPHIC ARTIST thing we take seriously.” Envirocare said there was transport. 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Other parts of the letter referred Kiwanis, bikers buck up for babies PFS to matters such as respecting the by Mary Ruth Hammond continued from A1 Goshute’s decision, and increas- STAFF WRITER ing the nation’s reliance on nucle- a key military asset, and in turn While there are lots of chari- prove problematic as we try and ar power by reducing the nation’s ties in Tooele County to help meet the future defense needs of dependence on foreign oil. those in need — until now this nation.” A date has yet to be set for the there’s been one group that’s During the same time frame been somewhat forgotten. Joyce final NRC vote. that the Utah delegation letter Hogan, a member of the Tooele If the PFS license is approved, was sent, Scientists for Secure Kiwanis Club and chairman of Waste Storage (a group which the state plans to appeal the deci- a drive called Tooele’s Baby includes four Nobel Laureates, sion, but if the license is denied, Cupboard, said there’s a real two former chairmen of the NRC, PFS has said it plans to make need for items to keep infants and a former astronaut) sent their and young children warm, dry their own appeal. own letter to the NRC -- but their and fed in Tooele County, If approved, PFS would soon letter was in favor of the site. “A lot of people donate “We write to you because we begin site construction. food to the Community Action have been led to understand that Program,” Hogan said. “There last week one or both United are other groups that help take States senators from the state care of medical bills or military of Utah met with officials at families. But often, when people the White House to urge the go to the food bank, there’s not President to override the deci- much there for babies.” sion of the ASLB Atomic Safety On Saturday, March 26, from and Licensing Board) and, if nec- 10:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., Kiwanis essary, of the commission itself.” members will have donation The letter continued, “We urge trucks parked at Albertsons photography / Troy Boman that the administration not cave Supermarket, Macey’s Food Joyce Hogan, a member of the Tooele Kiwanis Club and chairman of the group’s Baby Cupboard drive, in to this political pressure, and and Drug, and Wal-Mart, all in stands behind three members of the Black Rock Crew of the Sober Riders. It is expected that more than 100 allow the regulatory process to Tooele and at Soelberg’s Market Sober Riders will join forces this weekend to raise money for items to keep Tooele County babies “warm, take its course.” in Grantsville. dry and fed.” Donations of diapers, baby food, etc. will be accepted at Albertson’s, Macey’s and Wal-Mart “We note that the state of Utah “We will take all donations for in Tooele and at Soelberg’s in Grantsville from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on March 26. has been an active and vigorous babies and children up to age participant in that process, and 493 W. 400 N., Tooele 3, with the exception of cloth- Sober Riders are from Tooele. old Mormon Trail, then come Community Action Program, should not now try to circumvent ing,” Hogan said. “However, we But other groups from Salt Lake back to Tooele along SR-136. there’s possibly never before it.” 882-4800 do need receiving blankets. We City, Ogden, Provo and possibly “We will make stops in Tooele been a drive just for babies. www.mohlmanlaw.com also need diapers (any size), even Idaho are expected to join at Albertson’s, Macey’s and Wal- “There really is a need here baby food, formula, baby wipes, in on Saturday’s ride. Mart,” the spokesperson said. in Tooele County for items for powder, shampoo, and anything “Each rider will pay a $25 “All the bikers will then meet babies,” Hogan said. else that will keep babies warm, entry fee and also buy his or behind Wal-Mart for lunch and Supplies gathered and bought dry and fed.” her own gas for the ride,” said a raffle.” for the babies will be housed If people do not want to buy a Black Rock Crew spokes- Hogan said all proceeds from at the Tooele County Children’s Everything Must Go! and donate items listed above, man. “We plan to meet at the Saturday’s activities will go Justice Center as well as the the Kiwanis will be more than Stansbury Park Complex for directly to the newly established Community Action Program. willing to accept cash donations breakfast. We will leave the Tooele’s Baby Cupboard. The Kiwanis Club and Sober We will close our doors at 105 N. Main which they will use to purchase complex at approximately 11:30 “Babies can’t eat spaghetti, Riders are hoping that all Tooele on Friday March 25th at 6pm. baby supplies. a.m. Saturday and ride along Ramen noodles or refried County residents will participate Additionally, the Sober Riders, state Route 112 to Grantsville.” beans,” she said. “They need in this weekend’s drive. We still have lots of a motorcycle group, will do a The Sober Riders will make a food that is specially made for “We don’t want any babies in Watch charity “Ride for the Young’ns” stop at Soelberg’s in Grantsville. them.” our community going without for our on Saturday to help raise money They will then continue their ride Hogan added that while Boy essentials such as food, diapers, $ for Tooele’s Baby Cupboard. down Grantsville’s Main Street Scouts and other groups often blankets or anything else they Grand Opening The Black Rock Crew with to West Street, travel along the conduct food drives for the local need,” Hogan said. 5 items at our New Location Founder of Norris scholarships remembered left to choose from by Karen Hunt principals. “They were always saying higher education for so long is STAFF WRITER One program that caught her you need to invest in stocks, really remarkable and we really When the top students at interest was Principal Ken Luke’s just little bits as you can, just appreciate that and I know the BOUTIQUE Tooele High School triumphant- work to promote reading at East when they were little, they were students really appreciate any 105 N. Main, Tooele • 882-4353 ly received their scholarships Elementary. Impressed with his like you need to learn about it,” help they can get financially,” at graduation this year, the efforts, Hullinger got Mary’s Hullinger said. “That’s real life, Leonelli said. name of Mary Evelyn England approval to provide $1,000 in you need to learn how busi- Hullinger Norris will be remem- books for East Elementary’s nesses are run and that was bered — as it has been for over library. important to them.” two decades. “We used the money she The scholarships and other Mary, who recently passed donated to the school, matched educational programs were TUESDAY, MARCH 22 IS TOOELE NIGHT! away at age 84 after a battle it with some other moneys, so funded with money that Tom, with cancer, was born and it created an excellent start for a miner, had earned from mines raised in Tooele. She and her our leveled library,” Luke said. he owned in Nevada and then husband Tom thought education In addition, Mrs. JoAn Coon, invested successfully. Tom initi- was essential and, to help oth- who teaches sixth-grade at East ated the idea. ers reach the goal they never Elementary, “built up quite the “I think it was Tom that start- obtained, the couple created science program,” according to ed in Battle Mountain and Mary The Old Miner’s scholarship for Luke. She still uses a hot air bal- was like I want to do it in Tooele each valedictorian and saluto- loon launcher, microscopes and because that’s where I went to rian at Tooele High School. math manipulatives purchased school,” Hullinger said. In addition, they contributed with Norris funds. In addition, Later, the twosome also to several other educational pro- they lend the hot air balloon helped educational programs in grams in Tooele County. launcher to other six grades in American Fork, where Mary’s In the late ‘70s, Mary and the district to help them learn daughter Joan lives. Tom drove into the driveway about how heat moves. “I would meet with principals of former Tooele High School Over a number of years, and decide how the money was principal, Paul Skyles. Tom Norris donated items for “all spent here in Tooele and then her gave Skyles 100 shares of AT&T over the curriculum.” daughter did American Fork,” stock, which dividends were to “Each year Rosemary would Hullinger said. “Sometimes she be used for scholarships. Less call me and tell me how much had ideas. Sometimes I’d call than a year later, Tom donated money they had and I would and say what do you think about an extra 100 shares of stock to write up a grant,” Coon said. this one, and she’d usually said increase the scholarships for the They helped with programs at whatever you think.” valedictorian and salutatorian. other schools as well. Mary’s influence has also One scholarship is around The Norris Foundation pro- been seen in the lives of her $19,000 and the other is approxi- vided prizes for an after-school children, both of whom attend- mately $15,000. Mary hoped the history/geography program and ed college. So far, seven of her money would not only help stu- incentives to kids who raised grandchildren have graduated dents attend college, but also their G.P.A.’s . from school and others are still help them enjoy it more, as they “They used to fund all of the attending. In addition, her chil- wouldn’t have to worry as much junior high parties. They used dren and grandchildren all fol- about money. to do a lot of stuff at the junior low the stock market. Skyles said the scholarships high too. Rosemary used to call “Oh, they all invest in the have “a great impact on students it carrots for kids — rewards, stock market every single one because it gives them a goal to treats. So, anything that would of them and they follow it,” work toward.” help reward the kids and help Hullinger said. “They’ll call us Mary’s daughter-in-law, them learn,” Coon said. and say, ‘did you see what this Rosemary Hullinger, usually Another program they fund- stock did today’, so they follow presents the scholarships when ed was a stock market, using it, they know what their money she’s in town. pretend money for math class. is doing.” “Tom just felt like if they Prizes were awarded to the Today Johanna Leonelli, who worked hard enough to deserve students who earned the most works with scholarships through that money, they deserve that money. the Tooele High School counsel- money, and it’s actually a cash The Norris family had earned ing office, still sees the benefits check,” said Hullinger. “If they a lot of its money from stocks of the scholarships. don’t go on to school they can and they felt knowlege of the “The fact that she supported VS. LOS ANGELES LAKERS use the money. There are no stock market was crucial. students and Tooele’s students’ stipulations on that even.” Since Mary lived out of state, Hullinger who lives in Tooele assisted her by correlating with $76 LOWER BOWL SEATS ARE JUST $56 $34.50 UPPER BOWL SEATS ARE $15 FOR TOOELE RESIDENTS ONLY!

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Tradition worthwhile A remarkable thing happens each year about this time — the gen- erations are drawn together in Grantsville for the annual Old Folk’s Sociable. For those who have never been to a Sociable, it’s difficult to describe this nostalgic event It was 1875 when Charles R. Savage, Edward Hunter and George Goddard, leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, suggested communities hold celebrations to honor all persons age 70 and older. That advice was erected on a plague in 1936, which still stands on the corner of Main and South Temple streets in Salt Lake City. Grantsville is the only community left carrying on this wonderful tradition— and organizers should be commended for efforts in con- tinuing this grand custom. The Sociable is particularly special because of the way it brings together people of all ages — not just the “old folks” — in a celebra- tion of community spirit, kinship and camaraderie. That’s refreshing in an age when many of us don’t even know our own next door neighbors let alone the people who live across town. An enchanting aura pervades each sociable as old friends are reunited, acquaintances are renewed and new friendships are forged. One can’t help but be swept away into the past as the sounds of big LETTERS TO THE EDITOR band music echoes from the high school gymnasium. Cherished Lutheran Church may have been at a loss Dr. Shumway, you will be sorely memories surface when one views old photographs and mementoes Dogs allowed to run wild to effectively communicate to the greater missed. Thanks for your hard work. Editor: precious to the many souls who have called Grantsville “home.” community the location of our church Ann Rugg (Note: this letter was sent to Tooele But the Sociable isn’t just about a glimpse into the past. Indeed, home at the Stansbury Park Community Stansbury Park City Mayor Charlie Roberts and also a youthful energy also drives this unique event whether that be the Center. exuberant talent demonstrated during the entertaining program or submitted as a letter to the editor.) Pastor Steve Leiser Cheerleaders jeered Dear Mayor Roberts: Mountain of Faith Lutheran a group of newcomers strutting their stuff during an ad-lib, crowd- In the five-plus years we have lived Editor: Church pleasing karaoke performance. here, I have seen several letters to the First of all, I just want to say to all the The sociable is a great party — but it’s so much more than just editor regarding irresponsible dog own- crybabies out there regarding the cheer- a party. It’s a treasure this growing community should always ers. That, of course, includes one I sub- Cheerleaders treated bad leader incident, “Get over it!” value, cherish and perpetuate because its a way for Grantsville to mitted. What I haven’t seen is any action Editor: Kids can be unruly, especially when I have been taking the Transcript- remember and honor its heritage, all the while keeping an eye on on the part of animal control to do any- fellow peers are leading the pack. It’s an Bulletin since I moved away from Tooele unfortunate fact of life, but unless you the future. thing about it. People who allow their dogs to run in 1956 and I have never written an opin- have supreme power, what good is it loose should be penalized with fines ion to any article in the paper although going to do to complain? Instead of rep- ROUNDTABLE sufficiently high to warrant them doing I might have thought about it once or rimanding the entire student body, why something about it or to lose the privi- twice. don’t you teach your own child in your Why do you agree or disagree with the Tooele lege of having the animal. Why should Possibly I am missing something here, own home the proper way to act? That’s homeowners who are making an effort but I could not believe what I was read- what my parents did, and I think they did County Commission’s position it would not to maintain a yard have to put up with ing in the article. If these cheerleaders a great job while I was in high school. dogs doing their business on our lawns competed in the Nationals in Orlando, Then maybe there will be students brave oppose moving more chemical agent to the and digging up planting areas? I have paid for their way and the basketball enough to lead their peers in cheering Deseret Chemical Depot for destruction children who like to play on the lawn team and parents and some students instead of booing. Just a random thought. with friends and who often cannot due were booing when they arrived home, I Another thing, cheerleaders aren’t the if the Army recommends such a move? to some dog crapping on the lawn and agree with Susan. Shame, shame on you. only victims. I remember four outstand- Rick Kirkland having it smeared as a result of trying to Cheerleading is a highly recognized ing divers who won state championships TOOELE RESIDENT Missy Thompson THS BUFFALOG CO-EDITOR clean it up sport in the world today. These girls every year from 1997-2000. One of those I agree with Tooele I certainly would not This may seem like a small issue in spend untold hours doing gymnastics divers told me that fellow students County for this reason. want another incident to comparison to other issues the city and practicing. It can be dangerous and always made fun of them, saying how Chemical Weapons occur in Tooele like the possibly take more physical effort than diving wasn’t a sport. (Let’s see you Demil Facilities are council has to deal with. To me and to one which occurred in others like me, it is not. We pay our taxes basketball. I am sure that would be try!) But did they have a following, tell- expensive to build, Salt Lake a few weeks staff and maintain. The and make a sincere effort to add to the debatable. ing their jeerers that they are rude and ago involving a chemical The shock however in the article, if original estimate for leak. Transportation of beauty and value of the neighborhood insulting? No! the entire program was more chemical agents and community. To have our city govern- true, was the statement about the girls Well, now it’s my turn to voice my $1.7 billion. In 1997, to the Deseret Chemical Depot from ment dismiss this as a non-issue is like a being turned down to ride on the buses. opinion on the whole cheerleading mat- it was estimated that JACADS would cost Colorado does pose huge concerns for the slap in the face. And, Mayor Roberts, that Have a bus for themselves or a van and ter. First of all, how many cheerlead- $1.3 billion. Pine Bluff Arkansas started community. Although it may be considered the administration did nothing. construction in the year 2000 and still has is exactly what is happening. To identify ers are there at Tooele High School? A safe to transport in refrigerated contain- this, as anything other than calloused This screams of blatant discrimina- Tooele High receptionist informed me not started agent operations. It takes a lot ers, there is always a possibility of leakage of time and money to prepare a facility for indifference would be to give credit tion. These young women should not be that there are 28, consisting of three or spills. Also, because these chemicals shamed or apologize for going to nation- agent operations, a lot of our federal tax are not coming from Utah, Tooele will where absolutely non is due. separate squads. She wasn’t sure of those money to pay the staff and finance the facil- once again be cleaning up someone else’s The time for action has long since als, this is their sport and they should numbers, but that’s what she told me. ity while they get ready. TOCDF has safely backyard. However, on the flip side there is passed. For that reason, a copy of be supported just as much as the boys Did every single one of those cheerlead- been destroying chemical weapons since an economic benefit and it does allow jobs teams. If it conflicted the administrators ers go on the trip to Florida? If not, why August of 1996. Their staff is highly trained this letter is being sent to Governor to be kept. Likewise there are not many Huntsman as well as the Tooele should have come up with a solution didn’t the cheer advisor arrange those and experienced in properly processing places to dispose of or incinerate these chemical weapons while being compliant Transcript-Bulletin. The rights of the before it got to this. that didn’t go to attend the basketball chemical agents. But, there is a huge risk I personally would like to praise and state championship game? I might be with state and federal requirements. The factor of the transportation to Tooele and individual property owners must be pro- congratulate all the young women, their facility is tested and will soon begin mus- a safety concern in the community of spills tected. To do anything less is to endorse wrong, but I’m just curious. tard disposal. By the time a facility could and leaks. irresponsible dog owners. Perhaps a coach and teachers for what they accom- I understand that cheerleading is a be constructed, staffed, and prepared for stiff fine for allowing the animal to run plished. To those of you who were doing demanding activity and they deserve operation in Colorado, it is possible that the Craig Anderson FORMER GRANTSVILLE CITY loose should be followed by, on a second the “booing” again shame on you. higher praise. I am not arguing those Tooele facility could be done with the entire COUNCILMAN stockpile stored in Pueblo. offense, several hours of community ser- Renee (Mueller) Newitt facts at all. But on the other side, is it a I commend the com- vice with a pooper-scooper. Bellevue, Wash. sport? On www.tooelehigh.org, it is listed Craig Hinkel missioners for taking TOOELE RESIDENT There are, no doubt, many who would Tooele High graduate 1954 under “Clubs and Organizations” not a position. Whether “Sports.” Anyone can argue if it is or isn’t While I do not and be interested in the thoughts of the city you agree or disagree, and I’m not trying to define it. (I person- would not want any it shows fortitude on council, but then actions speak much District losing great man more hazardous waste their part to address an louder than words. How about taking Editor: ally think it can be.) But what exactly is brought to Tooele for issue as controversial some? I was shocked to read that the Tooele the duty of a school cheerleader? I get permanent storage, I as this. I must disclose Scott Burris school board would not renew Dr. the answer for the name: cheer-leader. believe that bringing my bias. I have several family members Tooele Shumway’s contract as superintendent. Aren’t they supposed to lead cheers? Pueblo’s mustard agent and many close friends who are employees As a mother of many children in the When are cheers needed or most often to The Tooele Chemical at the Deseret Chemical Depot. Job secu- given? At sporting events like basketball Agent Disposal Facility (TOCDF) for dis- public schools, I can only regret that I rity is a benefit. Deseret Chemical Depot Stansbury appreciated games! Seems simple to me. posal makes perfect sense. Not only does was developed during WWII. None of the Editor: have not expressed my praise earlier So why weren’t they there when their it save millions of taxpayer dollars by not material stored there was manufactured Considering how well the Tooele for Dr. Shumway. I am too late! But I own school, whom they are supposed to building another expensive site, it provides on site, it was all shipped in by rail, truck Transcript-Bulletin (3/15/05) article would like to thank him now for all his jobs and revenue to Tooele and its citizens. be responsible for leading cheers, is com- or air, to my knowledge without incident. “A Colorful Place For Two Faiths” com- work in improving the schools in Tooele I know that many are concerned about The chemical agent has been stored and peting for a state basketball champion- municates Mountain of Faith Lutheran County. No one with any knowledge the danger of the move, however mustard is currently being destroyed without major ship? I guess they wanted to lead cheers Church’s desire to be a positive presence of the schools four years ago can deny agent freezes at around 58 degrees and I incident. The Tooele Chemical Agent that were directed toward themselves. know that moving the agent can be done in this community, it is disappointing that he has vastly improved the quality Disposal Facility is half way to accomplish- Makes no sense to me. In my opinion, if safely. The highly trained and professional ing their current mission. If the federal that the one quote attributed to me that of education here. He has also brought they are going to do something like that, employees at TOCDF make safety their top government and the military change or expresses Mountain of Faith’s experience professionalism to the position after they should change their squad name to priority, and they go the extra mile to keep extend this mission that decision should be in Stansbury Park is not entirely correct Mr. Buckley, a previous superintendent, the public safe and our environment clean. based on sound information and data as faced many legal problems. And Dr. “Dance Team” or “Cheer Competition Most of the employees at TOCDF are and could be easily misunderstood. to how best to handle it in the safest and Shumway has very intelligently solved Team.” Tooele residents and have a vested inter- most economical manner. Let us have no The congregation of Mt. of Faith est in keeping Tooele and the surrounding illusions, in the end this will be a political Lutheran Church has always felt wel- the building needs of a fast-growing stu- SEE LETTERS ON A8 communities safe. You can feel confident decision made at the federal level. Again come and at home in Stansbury Park. dent population. that if the move happens it will be com- I commend the commissioners for being Our future building site is located in pleted, from beginning to end, with safety willing to take a position and take the heat. Stansbury Park. The fact is, we have LETTER RULES and professionalism. 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M T W 06/13/05 to 1:45 pm to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 13621 3 R Satellite Law 06/17/05 to 6:00 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 13215 3 Tarpley 14595 9 -- Cooley 07/01/05 10:30 pm M T W 05/03/05 to 5:30 pm to Sem 13967 3 F S Satellite Julnes 15747 3 -- Deer R F 07/08/05 4:00 pm Face R F 08/12/05 Face 14551 4 Li 07/30/05 9:30 pm R F 08/12/05 Online CS - 6990 – CONT GRAD ADVISEMENT R F 08/12/05 6:30 pm Online SPED - 5900 - Independent Study CHIN-1020 - CHINESE FIRST YR II POLS - 6910 - Strategic Management (Capstone Course) M T W 05/03/05 to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to Family and Consumer Science Education 05/03/05 to 6:00 pm to 15754 3 -- Glomb 14603 6 -- Cooley M T W 05/03/05 to 5:30 pm to Sem 13976 3 F S Satellite Julnes R F 08/12/05 Face Business Administration R F 08/12/05 Face FCHD - 6200 - TOPICAL SEM: FAM REL 14560 4 Li 05/21/05 9:30 pm R F 08/12/05 6:30 pm Online SPED - 6030 - Clinical Practicum: Student Teaching BA - 1350 - INTRO TO BUSINESS Economics 07/07/05 to 5:15 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 05/09/05 to 8:00 am to Face to 13630 3 R Satellite Lee 15765 12 -- Glomb 13220 3 T Boulter ECON - 1500 - ECON INSTITUTIONS 08/26/05 10:30 pm R F 08/12/05 Face 08/12/05 10:30 am Face M T W 05/03/05 to Sem ITAL-1010 - ITALIAN FIRST YR I Psychology 14614 3 -- Bowles SPED - 6960 - Creative Project 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to R F 08/12/05 Online FCSE - 6240 - SPECIAL TOPICS M T W 05/03/05 to 5:30 pm to Sem PSY - 1010 - GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 13221 3 T Boulter 15224 4 Smith 05/09/05 to 1:00 pm to Face to 15775 6 -- Forbush 08/12/05 7:45 pm Face ECON - 2010 - INTRO MICROECONOMICS 05/10/05 to 3:00 pm to R F 08/12/05 6:30 pm Online 13995 3 S Bates R F 08/12/05 Face M T W 05/09/05 to Sem M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 3 M Satellite Wheeler 08/12/05 3:30 pm Face 14626 3 -- Bowles 06/27/05 5:00 pm SPED - 6970 - Master’s Thesis 14282 3 -- Barker FCSE - 6250 - GRAD INTERNSHIP ITAL- 2010 - ITALIAN SECOND YR I 06/06/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to R F 08/05/05 Online R F 08/12/05 Online 13996 3 T R Bates 15780 9 -- Forbush BA - 3500 - FUND OF MARKETING ECON - 3400 - INTERNATIONAL ECON M T W 05/03/05 to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to 5:30 pm to Sem 07/25/05 7:45 pm Face R F 08/12/05 Face 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 15010 6 -- Thompson 15233 4 Smith 05/09/05 to 8:00 am to Face to 13232 3 M W Satellite Staff 14640 3 -- Bowles R F 08/12/05 Face R F 08/12/05 6:30 pm Online 13997 3 T Bates SPED - 6990 - Continuing Graduate Advisement 07/01/05 7:45 pm R F 08/12/05 Online FCSE - 6900 - GRAD INDEPENDENT STUDY ITAL-2010- ITALIAN SECOND YR II 08/12/05 10:30 am Face M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 15785 8 -- Forbush 3 M W Satellite Israelsen 15018 4 -- Wheeler M T W 05/03/05 to 5:30 pm to Sem 15452 3 -- Ferguson R F 08/12/05 Face 07/01/05 7:45 pm R F 08/12/05 Face 15242 4 Smith R F 08/12/05 Online Biology ECON - 4010 - MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS FCSE - 6970 - THESIS RESEARCH R F 08/12/05 6:30 pm Online PSY - 1100 - DEV: INFANT/CHLDHD 06/10/05 to 6:00 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to SPAN- 3550 - Spanish Culture and Civilization 05/09/05 to 8:00 am to Statistics BIOL - 1010 - BIOL & THE CITIZEN 3 F S Satellite Romrell 15026 6 -- Thompson 14012 3 W F Satellite Staff M T W 05/09/05 to Sem 07/16/05 9:30 pm R F 08/12/05 Face M T W 05/03/05 to 5:30 pm to Sem STAT - 1040 - Introduction to Statistics 14305 3 -- Brindley 15681 3 Krogh 07/01/05 10:30 pm 05/09/05 to 8:00 pm to R F 08/05/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 6:30 pm Online PSY - 1210 - HUMAN ADJUSTMENT 14205 3 M W Satellite Strong 14654 3 -- Bowles SPAN - 3570 - LATN AMER CULTR & CIV M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 07/01/05 10:30 pm BIOL - 1100 - INTRO MICROBIOLOGY R F 08/12/05 Online 15463 3 -- Nafziger M T W 05/09/05 to Sem ECON - 4020 - MACROECON FOR MNGRS Forest, Range and Wildlife M T W 05/03/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 Online 14317 3 -- Barnard M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 15691 3 -- Larsen PSY - 1400 - ANALYSIS BEHAVIOR R F 08/05/05 Online 14668 3 -- Bowles FRWS - 4810 - DIRECTED READING IN WILDLIFE DAMAGE R F 08/12/05 Online Social Work BIOL - 1110 - ELEM MICROBIOLOGY R F 08/12/05 Online MANAGEMENT 07/05/05 to 5:15 pm to SW - 3350 - Child Welfare 05/09/05 to 5:00 pm to Face to 14023 3 W F Satellite Staff 4 T Reed Education M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 08/26/05 7:45 pm 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to 08/12/05 10:30 pm Face 15038 2 -- Berentsen PSY - 1410 - ANALYSIS BEHAV: LAB 14212 3 M Tollefson EDUC - 6500 - PUBL SCHOOL FINANCE R F 08/12/05 Online Mathematics 07/05/05 to 5:15 pm to 08/12/05 7:45 pm Face BIOL - 3010 – EVOLUTION M T W 05/09/05 to Sem FRWS - 4950 - Special Topics:,ST: Wildlife Biology 14033 1 W F Satellite Staff M T W 05/09/05 to Sem 14685 3 -- Williams M T W 05/03/05 to Sem MATH - 0900 - ELEMENTS OF ALGEBRA 08/26/05 7:45 pm 14332 3 -- Brindley R F 08/05/05 Online 15057 3 -- Berentsen 05/10/05 to 10:30 am to 07/05/05 to 5:15 pm to Theatre Arts R F 08/05/05 Online EDUC - 6930 - SUPRVSN/ADMIN INT EL R F 08/12/05 Online 13765 3 T W R Satellite Hayes 14034 1 W F Satellite Staff 07/01/05 12:15 am 08/26/05 7:45 pm THEA – 1010 - UNDERSTAND THEATRE M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 06/06/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 14693 3 -- Salvesen 13766 3 T R Morgan PSY - 1730 - STRAT ACAD SUCCESS 15807 3 -- Sidwell Business Information System R F 08/12/05 Face 07/25/05 7:45 pm Face 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to R F 08/12/05 Online EDUC - 6940 - SUPRVSN/ADMIN INT SC Humanities, Art and Social Sciences MATH - 1010 - INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 14041 3 R Boulter BIS - 1400 - MICROCOMP APPL IN BUS M T W 05/03/05 to Face to HASS - 2250 - Intro Intern/Co-op M T W 07/05/05 to 8:00 am to 08/12/05 7:45 pm Face M T W 05/09/05 to Sem 14701 3 -- Freeman M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 13782 3 Satellite Hayes University Studies 14343 3 -- Durai R F 08/12/05 Face 15079 5 -- Lafferty R F 08/26/05 9:15 am 05/09/05 to 8:00 am to Face to R F 08/05/05 Online EDUC - 6950 - LEADERSHIP PORTFOLIO R F 08/12/05 Face 06/06/05 to 8:00 pm to Face to 14042 3 R Boulter USU - 1000 - Intro to CIL Exam 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to HASS - 4250 - Advanced Intern/Co-op 13783 3 T R Morgan 08/12/05 10:30 am Face M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 13262 3 M Covington 14709 1 -- Freeman M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 07/25/05 10:30 pm Face M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 1 -- Gomm 08/12/05 7:45 pm Face R F 08/12/05 Face 15085 15 -- Lafferty MATH - 1050 - COLLEGE ALGEBRA 15474 3 -- Woolstenhulme R F 08/12/05 Online BIS - 1410 - EDUC - 7050 - THEORIES INSTR UPERV R F 08/12/05 Face M T W 05/09/05 to 8:00 am to R F 08/12/05 Online USU - 1300 - U.S. Institutions 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to M T W 07/05/05 to 12:45 am to Face to 13803 4 Satellite Hayes PSY - 2250 - INTRO COOP WORK EXPER M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 13271 3 R Redmond 13447 3 Carlston R F 07/01/05 9:30 am M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 3 -- Petersen 08/12/05 7:45 pm Face R F 08/05/05 3:00 pm, Face 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to 15479 6 -- Staff R F 08/12/05 Online BIS - 1550 - BUSINESS CORRESPOND Elementary Education Health Education 13804 4 M W Kergaye R F 08/12/05 Face USU - 1320 - Civilizations - Humanities M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 07/01/05 7:45 pm Face PSY - 3210 - ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 3 -- Woolstenhulme ELED - 4250 - ADV COOP WORK EXPER HEP - 2000 – First Aid and Emergency Care M T W 05/03/05 to Sem M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 3 -- Lancy R F 08/12/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 05/09/05 to 8:00 pm to Face to 15279 4 -- Heal 15491 3 -- Nafziger R F 08/12/05 Online BIS - 2300 - BUS DATA COMM/NETWRK 14722 8 -- Maughan 13647 2 R Whitehouse R F 08/12/05 Online R F 08/12/05 Online 07/05/05 to 11:30 am to M T W 05/09/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 Face 08/12/05 10:30 pm Face MATH - 1060 - TRIGONOMETRY 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to Sullivan- 3 M T W R Satellite Johnson 14354 3 -- Peterson ELED - 6720 - Pract Science Inst. I HEP - 2500 - Health and Wellness 07/05/05 to 8:00 pm to Face to 3 W 08/26/05 12:45 am R F 08/05/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 13809 2 W Kergaye 08/12/05 7:45 pm Face sakeada USU - 1330 - BCA Civilizations: Creative Arts BIS - 2400 - WEB DESIGN 14736 1 -- Monhardt 15095 2 -- Gast 08/25/05 10:00 pm Face PSY - 4210 - PERSONALITY THEORY 05/09/05 to 9:30 am to Face to 05/09/05 to 8:00 pm to Face to R F 08/12/05 Face R F 08/12/05 Online MATH - 1100 - CALCULUS TECHNIQUES M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 3 S Allen 13274 3 M Covington ELED - 6960 - MASTERS CREATV PROJ HEP - 3000 - Drugs/Human Behavior M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 15504 3 -- Nafziger 08/12/05 12:00 am Face 08/12/05 10:30 pm Face M T W 05/03/05 to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 15295 3 -- Heal R F 08/12/05 Online 06/06/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to BIS - 2450 - SPREADSHEETS/DATABASE 14749 3 -- Hayes 15106 3 -- Gast R F 08/12/05 Online PSY - 4230 - Psychology of Gender 3 T R Allen M T W 05/09/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 Face R F 08/12/05 Online MATH - 2020 - INTRO LOGIC & GEOM 07/06/05 to 8:00 pm to 07/25/05 7:45 pm Face 14364 3 -- Peterson ELED - 6990 - CONT GRAD ADVISEMENT HEP - 3400 - Stress Management 05/09/05 to 8:00 pm to Face to 14057 3 W F Satellite Staff M T W 05/03/05 to Sem R F 08/05/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 13821 3 M W Kergaye 08/26/05 10:30 pm 3 -- Fox BIS - 2550 - BUSINESS COMM 14756 9 -- Hayes 15117 3 -- Gordon 07/01/05 10:30 pm Face PSY - 4250 - ADV COOP WORK EXPER R F 08/12/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 Face R F 08/12/05 Online 07/05/05 to 9:30 am to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to USU - 1340 - Social Systems and Issues 14375 3 -- Woolstenhulme M T W 05/03/05 to Face to HEP - 3500 - Elementary Health Ed 3 T W R Satellite Hayes 15511 12 -- Staff M T W 05/03/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 Online 14757 9 -- Hayes 05/09/05 to 2:00 pm to 08/26/05 11:15 am R F 08/12/05 Face 3 -- Johnson BIS - 3100 - BUSINESS INFO SYSTEM R F 08/12/05 Face 2 M W Satellite Rahe MATH - 2210 - MULTIVARI CALCULUS PSY - 4910 - URCO R F 08/12/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Sem ELED - 7500 - INTERDISCIPLIN WRKSHP 07/01/05 3:45 pm 05/10/05 to 2:30 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 05/10/05 to 1:30 pm to 14386 3 -- Mills M T W 07/05/05 to 8:00 am to Face to HEP - 3600 - INTRO COMMUNITY HLTH 13832 3 T W R Satellite Van sickle 15517 3 -- Staff 3 T R F Satellite Salleh R F 08/12/05 Online 13475 2 Huerta M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 06/30/05 4:15 pm R F 08/12/05 Face 07/01/05 3:15 pm BIS - 3330 - Data Base Mgmt R F 07/29/05 10:15 am Face 3 -- Waite MATH - 2910 - DIRECTED READINGS PSY - 4920 - PRACTICUM USU - 1350 - Intigrated Life Science R F 08/12/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 05/10/05 to 5:15 pm to English 05/10/05 to 4:30 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 3 -- Etchberger 13300 3 T R Satellite Johnson 13842 3 T R Satellite Rowley 15523 3 -- Staff R F 08/12/05 Online 07/01/05 7:45 pm ENGL - 1010 - INTRO TO WRITING 06/30/05 7:00 pm R F 08/12/05 Face BIS - 3400 - METHODS KEYBOARDING 05/09/05 to 8:00 am to MATH - 4310 - INTRO ALGEBRAIC STRUC PSY - 5900 - INDEPENDENT STUDY M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 13494 3 M W Satellite Sainsbury History 05/10/05 to 7:15 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to *PE 1310 can be taken for non-credit for a fee of $50 a semester. 14397 3 -- Young 07/01/05 10:30 am HIST - 1700 - AMER CIVILIZATION 13853 3 T R Satellite Cangelosi 15530 3 -- Staff R F 08/12/05 Online 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to 05/09/05 to 10:00 am to Face to 06/30/05 9:45 pm R F 08/12/05 Face Summer semester classes start and end on various dates. Be sure to BIS - 3500 - PROJ VISUAL BASIC 13495 3 M Hoffmann 13658 3 R Nye MATH - 4910 - DIRECTED READINGS PSY - 5910 - INDEPENDENT RESEARCH 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to 08/12/05 7:45 pm Face 08/12/05 12:45 am Face 07/05/05 to 4:30 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to check starting dates for each class. 13313 3 M W Satellite Cooley M T W 05/03/05 to Sem M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 13860 3 T R Satellite Powell 15537 3 -- Staff 07/01/05 7:45 pm 14771 3 -- Parent 15130 3 -- Lafferty 08/25/05 7:00 pm R F 08/12/05 Face BIS - 3550 - PRINCIPLE OF SELLING R F 08/12/05 Online R F 08/12/05 Online MATH - 5710 - INTRO TO PROBABILITY PSY - 5930 - INSTR APPRENTICESHIP All Satellite Classes will be at the USU center: 1021 West Vine Street. M T W 05/03/05 to Sem ENGL - 1030 - UNDERSTANDING LIT HIST - 2010 - Western Civilization and 07/05/05 to 7:15 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 14408 2 -- Young M T W 05/09/05 to Sem 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to 13870 3 T R Satellite Heal 15544 3 -- Staff R F 08/12/05 Online 14783 3 -- Andra 13659 3 T Nye 08/25/05 9:45 pm R F 08/12/05 Face Some face to face classes may be held at Tooele High School. BIS - 5950 - ST: R F 08/05/05 Online 08/12/05 7:45 pm Face MATH - 5910 - DIRECTED READINGS PSY - 5950 - APPRENTICESHIP I Please check with center to make sure where each face to face M T W 05/03/05 to Sem ENGL - 2010 - INTERMEDIATE WRITING HIST - 2700 - US TO 1877 M T W 05/09/05 to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 14471 3 -- Jones 05/09/05 to 11:30 pm to 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to 15307 3 -- Cangelosi 15551 3 -- Haderlie class is being held. R F 08/12/05 Online 13525 3 M W Satellite Sainsbury 13660 3 R Nye R F 08/26/05 Face R F 08/12/05 Face M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 07/01/05 2:00 pm, 08/12/05 7:45 pm Face PSY - 5960 - APPRENTICESHIP II 1 -- Jones 05/09/05 to 8:00 pm to Face to HIST - 3220 - MEDVL EUROPEAN CIV M T W 05/03/05 to Face to R F 08/12/05 Online 13526 3 M Hoffmann 05/09/05 to 8:00 pm to Face to 15558 3 -- Preston Utah State University Tooele Continuing Education M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 08/12/05 10:45 pm Face 13661 3 R Nye Management Human Resource R F 08/12/05 Face 3 -- Jones 06/27/05 to 5:15 pm to Face to 08/12/05 10:30 pm Face MHR - 2990 - LEGAL/ETHICAL ENVIRON PSY - 6250 - INTERN SCHL COUNSEL R F 08/12/05 Online 13527 3 M W King HIST - 3850 - HISTORY OF UTAH 1021 West Vine Street M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 07/20/05 7:45 pm Face M T W 05/03/05 to Sem M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 3 -- Jones M T W 05/03/05 to Sem M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 15317 3 -- Lee 15567 10 -- Stein R F 08/12/05 Online 3 -- Larsen 15146 3 -- Barton R F 08/12/05 Online R F 08/12/05 Face Tooele, UT 84074 R F 08/12/05 Online R F 08/12/05 Online MHR - 3110 - MANAG ORGANIZ/PEOPLE PSY - 6810 - SEMINAR BIS - 5950 - ST: Comptia I-Net+ Cert Prep HIST - 3950 - ENVIROMENTAL HIST M T W 05/03/05 to Sem M T W 05/03/05 to Sem M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 05/10/05 to 5:15 pm to Telephone: 882-6611, 882-6612 1 -- Jones 3 -- Caliendo M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 15328 3 -- Peterson 14088 3 T Satellite Stein R F 08/12/05 Online R F 08/12/05 Online 3 -- Weber R F 08/12/05 Online 07/01/05 10:30 pm M T W 05/03/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 Online 05/09/05 to 8:00 pm to BIS - 5950 - ST: Comptia Network+ Cert Prep 3 -- Williams 13885 3 M W Satellite Staff M T W 05/03/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 Online 07/01/05 10:30 pm 1 -- Jones R F 08/12/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Sem MHR - 3710 - DEV TEAM/INTERP SKIL Secondary Education 3 -- Blair Interior Design M T W 05/03/05 to Sem SEMESTERS AT A GLANCE BIS - 5950 - ST: MCSA R F 08/12/05 Online 15340 3 -- Waller SCED - 6900 - INDEPENDENT STUDY M T W 05/03/05 to Sem ENGL - 2140 - BRIT LIT HIST I ID - 2760 - CADD II R F 08/12/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 2 -- Jones 05/09/05 to 8:00 pm to 15586 3 -- Camperell R F 08/12/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 13675 3 M W Satellite Mansfield MHR - 6990 - CONT GRAD ADVISEMENT R F 08/12/05 Face SUMMER 2005 14830 3 -- Andra 08/12/05 10:30 pm M T W 05/03/05 to Face to th BIS - 5950 - ST: Microsoft Win 2000 MCDBA Cert Prep R F 08/12/05 Online 15348 3 -- Blahna SCED - 6960 - Masters Project February 15 , 2005 Graduation Application Deadline M T W 05/03/05 to Face to th M T W 05/03/05 to Sem ENGL - 2150 - BRIT LIT HIST II R F 08/12/05 Face 15593 3 -- Carlston March 28 , 2005 (M) Registration Begins 3 -- Jones M T W 05/03/05 to Sem th R F 08/12/05 Online 14844 3 -- Andra Instructional Technology R F 08/12/05 Face March 28 , 2005 (M) Tuition and Fees Payment Begins M T W 05/03/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 Online SCED - 6990 - Continued Grad Advisement April 11th, 2005 (M) Tuition & Fee Payment Deadline 14472 3 -- Jones INST - 5040 - Library Media Center Administration M T W 05/03/05 to Face to R F 08/12/05 Online ENGL - 3030 - PERSPECTIVES IN LIT Music th M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 05/10/05 to 5:15 pm to 15600 9 -- Carlston April 18 , 2005 (M) Tuition & Fee Payment Deadline BIS - 5950 - ST: Security+ 14858 3 -- Andra 13686 3 T Satellite Denniston MUSC - 1010 - INTRO TO MUSIC R F 08/12/05 Face (Quad) M T W 05/03/05 to Sem R F 08/12/05 Online 07/01/05 10:30 pm M T W 05/03/05 to Sem SCED - 7330 - SUPERV INTERN th 1 -- Jones 05/10/05 to 3:00 pm to INST - 5050 - Library Media Programs 15359 3 -- Burton M T W 05/03/05 to Face to April 19 , 2005 (T) No Registration/Billing Services R F 08/12/05 Online 13546 3 T W R Satellite King 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to R F 08/12/05 Online 3 -- Byrnes April 20, 21, 2005 (W/R) Modified Priority Registration BIS - 6250 - GRADUATE INTERNSHIP 07/01/05 4:45 pm 13695 3 M Satellite Staff MUSC - 1020 - FUND OF MUSIC R F 08/12/05 Face M T W 05/03/05 to Face to ENGL - 3310 - PER STUDIES BRIT LIT 07/01/05 10:30 pm M T W 05/03/05 to Sem SCED - 7500 - INTERDISCIPLIN WRKSHP April 22, 2005 (F) Open Registration Cont. 14486 6 -- Vinsonhaler 15371 3 -- Dewey R F 08/12/05 Face M T W 05/03/05 to Sem INST - 5190 - LIBRARY MEDIA PRACT R F 08/12/05 Online M T W 07/05/05 to 8:00 am to (Pmt.Due Daily) 14872 3 -- Andra M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 14115 2 Satellite Huerta th BIS - 6330 - DATABASE IMPLEMENT R F 08/12/05 Online 15159 6 -- Haderlie R F 07/29/05 10:15 am May 1—7 , 2005(Sun/Sat.) QUAD Unavailable to Students 07/05/05 to 5:15 pm to ENGL - 6420 - USABILITY STUDIES R F 08/12/05 Face May 9—June3rd, 2005 First 4-Week Session 13333 3 T R Satellite Olsen M T W 05/09/05 to Sem INST - 5260 - LEARN & APPLY HTML th 08/26/05 7:45 pm 14895 3 -- Zachry M T W 05/03/05 to Sem Nutrition and Food Science May 30 , 2005 (M) No Classes (Memorial Day) BIS - 6500 - SYSTEM DEV SEM R F 08/05/05 Online 15170 3 -- Reeve NFS - 1020 - SCI/APPL HUMAN NUTR Sociology June 6th—10, 2005 Workshop Week R F 08/12/05 Online 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to ENGL - 6890 - Studies in Writing and Rhetoric M T W 05/03/05 to Sem SOC - 1010 - INTRO SOCIOLOGY June 13—Aug.5th, 2005 8-Week Session 13343 3 M W Satellite Cooley M T W 05/09/05 to Sem INST - 5900 - IS: 15383 3 -- Mcmahon 07/05/05 to 07/01/05 7:45 pm 14905 3 -- Cargile cook M T W 05/03/05 to Face to R F 08/12/05 Online 14127 3 T W R -- Satellite Leiker June 13—July 8th, 2005 Second 4-Week Session BIS - 6600 - BUS TEACHING INTERN R F 08/05/05 Online 15178 4 -- Haderlie NFS - 6900 - Special Problems 08/25/05 th M T W 05/03/05 to Face to ENGL - 6920 - DIRECTED STUDY,DS: R F 08/12/05 Face M T W 05/03/05 to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem July 4 , 2005 (M) No Classes (Independence Day) 14496 3 -- Forcht 15613 3 -- Leiker th R F 08/12/05 Face M T W 05/03/05 to Sem INST - 6040 - LMC Administration 15401 3 -- Schvaneveldt July 11—Aug.5 , 2005 Third 4-Week Session 14911 6 -- Mclaughlin 05/10/05 to 5:15 pm to R F 08/12/05 Face R F 08/12/05 Online th BIS - 6650 - ADV WEB DEVELOPMENT R F 08/12/05 Online 13709 3 T Satellite Denniston NFS - 6970 - Thesis Research SOC - 1020 - SOCIAL PROBLEMS July 25 , 2005 (M) No Classes (Pioneer Day Observed) 05/10/05 to 8:00 pm to 07/01/05 10:30 pm M T W 05/03/05 to Face to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem Aug.5th, 2005 (F) Last Day of Classes 13354 3 T R Satellite Paper INST - 6050 - Library Media Program 15408 2 -- Schvaneveldt 15624 3 -- Leiker 07/01/05 10:30 pm 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to R F 08/12/05 Face R F 08/12/05 Online BIS - 6730 - TCHG BE/ME INFO SYS Family, Consumer and Human Development 13717 3 M Satellite Staff NFS - 7800 – Seminar 05/10/05 to 10:00 am to M T W 05/03/05 to Sem 07/01/05 10:30 pm 14141 3 T W R Satellite Minnotte 14507 3 -- Young FCHD - 1100 - CRITICAL ISSUES FCHD M T W 05/03/05 to Face to 07/01/05 11:45 am FUTURE SEMESTERS AT A GLANCE R F 08/12/05 Online M T W 05/03/05 to Sem INST - 6190 - LIBRARY MEDIA PRACT 15415 1 -- Schvaneveldt 14921 1 -- Dabb M T W 05/03/05 to Face to R F 08/12/05 Face SOC - 3120 - SOCIAL STATISTICS I BIS - 6770 - COMPETENCY-BASED INSTR R F 08/12/05 Online 15188 6 -- Haderlie 05/10/05 to 12:30 am to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to FCHD - 1500 - HUMAN DEV: LIFESPAN R F 08/12/05 Face 14154 3 T W R Satellite Minnotte FALL 2005 14515 3 -- Dupin-bryant INST - 6490 - INST IN ADULT ED 07/01/05 2:15 pm, th R F 08/12/05 Face M T W 05/03/05 to Sem Physical Education SOC - 3200 - POPULATION & SOCIETY February 15 , 2005 (T) Graduation Application Deadline 14932 3 -- Dabb M T W 06/13/05 to 1:15 pm to th BIS - 6950 - Independent Readings R F 08/12/05 Online 13725 3 Satellite Burnham PE - 1300 - Jog/Walk M T W 05/03/05 to Sem April 11 , 2005 (M) Priority Registration Begins M T W 05/03/05 to Face to R F 07/08/05 4:00 pm 15636 3 -- Wilson th 14523 3 -- Forcht 05/09/05 to 5:15 pm to M T W 05/03/05 to Face to R F 08/12/05 Online April 11 , 2005 (M) Tuition & Fee Payment Begins 13565 3 M W Satellite Talley 13917 1 -- Allen th R F 08/12/05 Face 07/01/05 7:45 pm R F 08/12/05 Face April 18 , 2005 (M) Open Registration Begins Spring Sale this Saturday

A8 TUESDAY March 22, 2005 VENDORS WANTED of October, jects than photographer.” coverage and the Hometown fea- Awards each carrier was eligible to win one Boman also took second place tures were very good.” of several prizes including a razor continued from A1 for “Best News Photograph” for a Third-Place Awards Tooele Swap Meet scooter, boom box, telescope and wildfire that firefighters battled on Michael Rigert won third-place good expressions.” lots more. Opening: May 7, 2005 state Route 112 last July. The fire recognition for “The Best Breaking Mary Ruth Hammond garnered Judges called Diane’s Subscript- burned approximately three to five News Story” for an article Sept. 9 Only Saturdayʼs first-place in the Best Feature A-Thon “a great idea. The flyer and acres of brush and was caused by on the crash of the Genesis space Sellers entry fee: $20/car competition for a story called “A prize sheet really caught attention fireworks. capsule that was to be recovered woman of courage.” A sub-title and the end results were great.” Sports Editor Nick Drake took at Dugway Proving Ground. Of that Motor View Drive-In to the Nov. 2 article was “’Angels’ In fact, through Diane’s campaign 4055 N. Hwy 36, Erda second-place for his sports col- article, judges wrote, “This is a bolster survivor following night of and along with the hard work of umn titled “From the Sidelines.” major story with good sourcing.” terror.’ the carriers, 135 new subscribers Bring this ad in for $5 off sellers fee at the gate. Drake entered columns on Tom Nick Drake took third place in The story was about Diane were added to our data base that Allen Warr, who along with other the Best Sports Page. Judges’ com- “Dee” Jensen of Skull Valley who month. family members established the ments included, “Good stories. Tell survived a robbery and shooting Second Place Awards Allen B.-Norm Warr Memorial ball- spree by Richard Hesper Wilson, your photographer (Troy Boman) 3 mi. west of Stockton Mike Call, Tooele Transcript- park in Erda. A second column Stockton a man from Walla Walla, Wash. that he rocks!! I love the swimming Leaning Tree Silver Ave was about Matt Bate, a Dugway Bulletin managing editor, won sec- and track dominant art.” Benches at who had a criminal history dating South Rim ond place for the “Best Front Page” High School basketball player who Mary Ruth Hammond took back to 1989. Before robbing and category. Call arranged the stories helped the Mustangs win a share South Rim Dr. shooting Jensen last June, Wilson third place in a six-part series of Farm and photos for three issues of of the region title. Drake also took articles called “Faces of Haiti — shot and killed a 17-year-old girl the newspaper. Judges’ comment to task “so-called sports enthusi- Tooele 2108 W. Deer Run Dr. in Mountain Home, Idaho. Just a Smiles of Hope.” Judges wrote: were, “Great looking paper. Good asts and experts — mostly parents “Very ambitious series.” couple of hours before shooting use of headers and photos. Very — (who) bash and harass prep Jensen, Wilson had stopped at a Kari Scribner was awarded clean and easy to follow.” coaches and their families in team- third place for a series of three col- laundromat in Grantsville where In the category of Best General oriented sports.” he robbed the business of about umns written under the headline: News Story, Mary Ruth Hammond Judges wrote, “Great mix of col- View From My Window. Judges $50 and then shot the 17-year-old umns. The (column) on Warr was took second place honors for her wrote, “Well thought out and writ- worker in the head. compassionate and insightful. The • Shade, Ornamental story on Jason Behle, 27, a Tooele ten. ‘Teachers’ column did a good Luckily, the teen as well as Bates column ... was also great. & Specimen EMT who with the help of others job of putting reader in your head Jensen survived the horrendous The best of the three was the par- saved the life of a young woman and heart.” Evergreen Trees night and recovered from their ent column. How did you feel after who had overdosed the morning The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin gunshot wounds. Wilson killed writing this? Good, I hope. It’s sad • Over 25 varieties of July 6. Jason went home at 4:30 placed third in the Best Lifestyle himself after a police chase. when the “experts” get too involved that morning and went to sleep. Page with an article called “Tennis Judges’ comments on the in their children’s lives. Not every- • Bare Root & But before doing so, he left a note Legend (Don Wayne Nelson) says story were: “Very timely, exciting one is destined to be a sport’s hero. Contianeried Potted on the front seat of his wife’s car goodbye, written by Mary Ruth story. Good personal style, lots of Be proud of this one.” that read, “I love you tons. Have a Hammond and laid out by Troy Trees detail.” good day. Love always Jason.” Michael Rigert took second- Boman; “Rock, Stock and Beam” $ Dave Bern, Heidi Mills, Keith place with his editorial dated Nov. • 35 and up When Jason’s wife, Michelle, about Grantsville contractor Bart Bird and Ben Nelson caught the 9, titled “Open up on land plan.” came home that afternoon at 1:30 Hamatake written by Karen Lee judges’ eyes for first place in their Rigert’s editorial took Dugway p.m., she became worried when Scott and laid out by Troy Boman run of press, full-page campaign Proving Ground officials to task for DELIVERY a babysitter for the couple’s chil- and Jill Homer; and Stockton’s for Mountain West Medical Center. dren told her Jason was still in attempting to procure additional Treasure Hunt, written by Karen The ads featured the faces of vari- bed. Walking into the bedroom, unspecified public land along its Hunt and laid out by Troy Boman. AVAILABLE ous medical professionals, plus Michelle knew immediately that southern border, but not releasing Gaydean Egelund won third- information explaining the latest her husband was dead. Doctors to the public any reason for the place for a best in-house promo- WEEKEND HOURS: techniques and services available said the young husband and father land acquisition. Judges said of tion full page ad honoring Tooele at the hospital. probably died of a heart attack. the editorial, “Well thought out, Fri, Sat & Mon. County service men and women. The judges’ comments were, Judges commented on the arti- relevant to the local community, Judges wrote, “Nice job in highlight- 7am - 7 pm “Nice layout, ‘catchy’ cutlines. cle, “... a clear winner. A great job persuasive and clear.” ing community support through the Made me want to switch to of reaching the family and getting Lori Lawrence took second- local paper!” (Mountain West Medical Center) them to open up.” place for Best Classified page or facility. Good use of color, photos Troy Boman took second place pages. Judges wrote, “Nice clean Screw-up of the Year didn’t look forced, very human and honors in the “Best Feature Photo” pages ...” Yep! The Tooele Transcript- warm. Great campaign.” with his picture of a South Pacific- The entire Tooele Transcript- Bulletin also won the Screw Up Heidi Mills took first place in themed Director’s Trophy competi- Bulletin editorial department of the Year Award with our Jan. her run of press, full-page ad on tion held on the Great Salt Lake took second place in “Best News 13 headline: “Bear faces in-depth Trilobyte’s Internet Access and last July. The photo featured a man Coverage” for three newspa- probe, ordered to appear in court.” Services. The headline of Heidi’s ad in a grass skirt and leis around his pers chosen from three specified Of course, all of us here at the proclaimed, “Experience power,” neck with a younger girl standing dates. Judges noted they especial- newspaper knew the “Bear” we owner Jon Hogan and judges wrote of her ad, “You behind him on a boat. Judges said ly liked the hometown features were referring to was Leon Bear, can really feel the power!” of the photo, “Funny picture, great on Grantsville pharmacist Bob chairman of the Skull Valley Band Diane Johnson designed a angle and hard action shot that fit Halladay, and the Matt and Rebecca of Goshute Indians. But apparently, 8x11 inch “Subscript-A-Thon for very nice with story. The photo Peterson family of Grantsville who others thought a “bear” had been Tooele Transcript-Bulletin carri- relies more on creativity of sub- are battling a myriad of health prob- ordered to court to undergo a pain- 843-7675 ers last year. During the month lems. Judges wrote, “Strong overall ful medical procedure.

arrived and took control of a He knew they could not win. Letters deadly situation. Life Flight was But dying for redemption’s continued from A4 here in a matter of minutes. sale Enjoy Spring Freshness Inside Back inside my house, my dog was hard for Him to bear. By the way, way to go basket- sniffs my clothes. Yes, I smell it, The weight of all the world’s ball players! I guess you didn’t too. I smell of gasoline, oil and sins need the cheerleaders after all. burnt rubber. All the scents of a left Him in deep despair. Jake Roberts Good Year tire station still linger West Wendover, Nev. in the air outside. He came alone to kneel in I say a prayer for the injured prayer Was it a cell phone? and hope they recover. I thank in the Garden of Gethsemane. Editor: God my family wasn’t involved. With anguished pleading from His soul, It’s 6:45 a.m. on March 14, My husband can’t understand 2005 and the sun is just com- why I worry every time he leaves “Take this burden away from ing over the mountain top. I lie for work in the mornings and me.” in bed awake listening to the why I have him call me before Although He knew the world’s sounds of the early morning he leaves work at night. You just sins commute. I think to myself I never know what kind of crea- were His to bear alone. can’t wait ‘til they finish building ture will rear its ugly head on “Life this cup from me,” He that sound wall. The noise is get- one of Utah’s highways. said, ting unnerving. Having been a professional “but Thy will, not Mine, be Suddenly, a bang! Sounds truck driver for 27 years, I have done.” like a gun shot. At first I think seen a lot of tragic accidents. Betrayed by one who held His some poor guy just had a blow- People, you need to slow down trust, out. Next comes screeching of and pay attention when you’re whose faith had gone amiss. tires, metal crunching, and glass driving. Believe me, you will get For thirty pieces of silver coin, breaking. Soon after, sirens are to your destination by driving the betrayed Him with a kiss. heard approaching louder and speed limits. So put down that louder. It’s sad but I don’t get coffee and Egg McMuffin, get off Brought before a judgment up to look out the window, yet. that cell phone, use your seat- seat After all, we hear the sounds of belt, and don’t drink and drive. devised by mortal man. sirens morning and night ever Your loved ones will thank you They knew not what they did since our two-lane SR-36 got when you arrive alive. that day Commercial & Residential Carpet Cleaning under way to be four lanes. Only Cindy A. Romero would fulfifll a higher plan. this time the commotion is right Stansbury Park Beaten, scourged and ridi- Tyler & TJ Winn, Owner/Operators across the street from my house. culed, I jump up, don a pair of sweats then forced to bear His cross. and bolt out the door with my Easter poem shared NEW top of the line equipment Editor: They took Him up to Calvary camera. What am I thinking, a NEW truck mounted steam extraction He walked throughout the and nailed Him to that cross. camera? This isn’t a spectator Holy Land That He was sure The Son of sport. I had a few shots left to • Pet Odor Control amid much sin and strife. god take and thought I’d take an • Carpets & Upholstery action shot of the Life Flight heli- Teaching love and fellowship his captors never knew. copter. That I did and more. and a new way of life. “Forgive them Father,” He • Scotchguard As I got closer to the wreck- He healed the sick, made cried out, “for they know not what they IICRC-Certified age, I found out this was more whole the lame, Licensed & Insured than a flat tire. I heard someone gave hope to those who were do.” say it was a head-on collision. lost. He gave His mortal life that I watch as the emergency crew He called the sinners to repent day pry a body out of the car that’s no matter what the cost. upon Mount Calvary. 882-3164 • 849-1221 (local cell) in view. I don’t see another car Though many came to Him in He paid the price required of involved at this point. Local folks faith Him taking their morning walk or believing what they heard, for such as you and me. jog stop by to steal a glance. We Many more would fear His But death alone would not comment to one another won- name prevail, dering what had happened. Flat and try to stop His words. Spring Specials it was only from this earth. tire? Drinking coffee? Adjusting New life would come in three the radio? Cell phone usage? We He feared not scorn or ridicule days hence don’t know for sure but can only nor threats from evil men. and hope would have new guess. For He was called by higher birth. As the emergency crews fin- law ish cleaning up the mess and The Gospel to defend. No greater joy could we desire 2 Rooms 3 Rooms Life Flight is on its way, the few He knew in time He’d give His and the feeling which it gives. standing around quietly go their life Or want for a greater blessing then to know our Savior lives. $ $ separate ways. and pay the price for sin. I can’t help but think how No matter what they did to Gerald R. Hill quickly the response units Him, Tooele 85 110 If it happens here, read about it here. Max. 240 sq. ft. Includes carpet protector! Max 340 sq. ft. Includes carpet protector! TUESDAY March 22, 2005 A9

OBITUARIES

Thomas Marshall raising his family and growing a Prelate of Honor in January by his niece, Diana Crapps. his perfect garden and green- Rev. Msgr. John of 1988, and a Protonotary Special thanks to staff and res- est yard on the block, where he Apostolic in April of 2001 by idents at Christus St. Joseph Our Lord has received our left many friends to move to his Joseph Sullivan Pope John Paul II, in recognition Villa, where Monsignor’s last beloved husband, father, grand- beloved fly-fishing and hunting of his years of faithful devotion years were specially blessed. father, brother and friend, grounds of Pinedale, Wyo., five 1926 - 2005 to the works of the Catholic In lieu of flowers, please make Thomas Rulon Marshall (The years ago where he spent the Church. He was a member of donations to the scholarship fund Pa) in eternal fly-fishing heaven rest of his life. He will be greatly Monsignor John Joseph the Equestrian Order of the Holy for needy students at Keams-St. on March 19, 2005, due to com- missed by many people that he Sullivan, a native of Tooele, Sepulcher of Jerusalem. Ann School. A Funeral Mass will plications of cancer. watched and took care of. Utah, died St. Patrick’s Day, He worked hard, served gen- be celebrated Wednesday, March He was born in Evanston, He is survived by his loving March 17, 2005. He was born erously and spoke his mind as 23 at 11 a.m. at the Cathedral Wyo., on May 30, 1939, to Rulon May 28, 1926. occasion required. His personal of the Madeleine, 331 E. South Kermit and Agnes Rose O’ Leary wife, DeeAnn H. Marshall; chil- dren, JoAnne (John) Mentaberry After attending public schools lifestyle was simple, his charity Temple. A vigil service will be Marshall. He married his beloved in Tooele, he attended Saint unseen. held Tuesday at 7 p.m., March wife and best friend, Dee Ann and Peggy Lynn Marshall, both of Alpine, Wyo., Bonnie Joseph’s College in Mountain He is survived by his sister, 22, also at the Cathedral with Heward (The Ma) on April 5, View, Calif. and St. Patrick’s Eileen Kramer, of Anchorage, a viewing to follow. Committal, 47 years ago in Montpelier, Gay (Christian) Whitesides of Morgan, Elaine (Michael) Seminary in Menlo Park. He Alaska; and three nephews, Mt. Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Idaho, and they honeymooned was ordained a priest in the Rev. Msgr. John Joseph Sullivan Joseph, Timothy, and Charles; as 4th Ave. and T Street. Funeral Wohlfarth of Jackson, Wyo., and in Jackson, Wyo. Cathedral of the Madeleine May well as many friends throughout directors, Neil O’Donnell & Thomas Scott (Vicky) Marshall parish socials that built commu- While on this earth he spent 13, 1951. Utah. He was preceded in death Sons. of Sandy. He is also survived nity spirit. Monsignor Sullivan many hours fishing, hunting, Most of his priestly life was by his sister, Marianne (Byron) was known as a builder. camping and spending time out dedicated to parish ministry, Shaw, four nieces and nephews In Copperton, West Jordan in the mountains watching the where his love for people, espe- and 13 grandchildren, whom he and Tooele he built parish facili- animals every chance he had. cially the poor, made him so ties, as he did at Saint Ann’s loved very much and loved to He was a Rocky Mountain Elk well loved. He served as pastor in Salt Lake. So too, he was a laugh with. Foundation Booster for many at Saint Olaf Parish, Bountiful, builder of pride and self-esteem Funeral services will be held OPENING SOON years; he was also a member of in Bingham Canyon and for minority groups, especially the Fraternal Order of Eagles Wednesday, March 23, at 2 p.m. Copperton, at Saint Patrick’s in Hispanics. and the Elks of Tooele. He loved at Hudson’s Funeral Home in Salt Lake City, Saint Marguerite’s During his tenure in Bingham to be outdoors with his children Pinedale. A viewing will be held in Tooele and finally at Saint Canyon he was an ardent sup- and grandchildren. He loved to from 12-1:50 p.m. Interment Ann Parish, Salt Lake City. porter of workers’ rights to make new friends wherever he will follow the service in the In each assignment, Monsignor unionize. His support for went. He loved to take his sweet- Pinedale Cemetery. In lieu of encouraged devotion to the Catholic education epitomized heart out on his boat which he flowers, donations can be made Most Holy Eucharist and devo- his love for youth. His efforts had named Torpedo Tom. to Kick’n Cancer, PO Box 383 tion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, to counteract gang influence He spent 36 years in Tooele Daniel, WY 83115. evidenced by the annual Rosary amongst youth were outstand- rally at Saint Ann Parish. It was ing. his practice to visit homes of At the Diocesan level parishioners, to reach out to Monsignor served as a consulter those in need, especially through to two bishops, and on numer- Celia Anderson the Legion of Mary. He enjoyed ous committees. He was named Celia Cordova Anderson, age 74, passed away March 18, 2005, in Ely, Nev. She was born Jan. 6, 11 NORTH MAIN STREET 1931, in Gallina, N.M., to Antonio Helen Y. Martin and Tomacita Cordova. She mar- TOOELE ried William Jay Anderson June 1938~2005 17, 1961, in Ephraim, Utah. They later divorced. She is survived by children, Mother, sister, daughter, Firearms Ammunition grandmother and friend died Cindie Quintana (Steve), Tammy Optics Animal Calls March 17, 2005, after a long Lopez (Paul Candelaria) and Bill illness. Born Jan. 11, 1938, Reloading Hunting Clothes Anderson (Polly); eight grand- Spanish Fork, Utah, to Howard children, Anthony, James, Stevie Cleaning Supplies Special Orders Yerke and Blanche Beckstead. and Danielle Quintana, Nikki, Married Arthur Martin in 1958, Tommy and Erik Lopez and Celia Cordova Anderson Black Powder Accessories & Much More later divorced. She loved to Preston Anderson; two great- be with her family and friends granddaughters, Reanna and Cordova of Farmington, N.M. — also loved to travel and do Raegan Richards; sisters, Martha She is preceded in death by her crafts. She was a member of The Barney (Rennell), Ellen Ogden brother, Louis Cordova. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- (Jerry) both of Ely, Nev., Cordy Funeral services were held day Saints. Helen Yerke Martin Ogden (Terry) of Richfield, Utah; on Tuesday at Tate Mortuary. She is survived by her sons, brothers, Don (Delma) Cordova Interment in the Tooele City Pat (Julie) Martin of Orem and lings, Howard (Gayle) Yerke, We will help make your of Gallina and Tony (Sharon) Cemetery. Bob Martin of Stansbury Park; Sharleen (Rick) Thompson. grandchildren, Matthew, Hillary, Memorial Services were occasion special Brandon, Kimberly, KennaLee; Monday, March 21. Interment in parents, Howard Yerke and the Orem City Cemetery. Prom Dresses, Pageant Gowns & Dressy Grow Grantsville wisely Blanche (David) Johnson; sib- Dresses $35 & up. Tuxedo Rentals ur and wondered which city you com- were actually in? Was it South Omunity Salt Lake, Murray or maybe has a lot to Sandy? Car dealerships and be thankful small businesses stretch as far for. We have as the eye can see. Everything open spaces, MINOLTA blends together without so schools, com- much as a street sign explain- mercial areas DIGITAL ing what you’ve left behind, and and good what you’ve just entered. neighbor- If I say “Dinosaur Land” what hoods. We Rebecca have historic Peterson comes to mind? Chances are, buildings and GUEST COLUMNIST you thought of Vernal, Utah. museums. We Last time you were there, were you looking for a small “wel- have farms Growing and ranching come to Vernal” sign on a post operations. Wisely somewhere next to a newspa- There is room per stand? It’s hard to miss the any Dress Purchase to ride horses. Some of us live 30-foot tall fiberglass dinosaur here to avoid the bustle of the on the way into town. Vernal $ off or Tuxedo Rental big city. These are part of our Lessie Maggie Shelton Bushnell has created an unmistakable Lessie Maggie Expires 4-16-05. history and they help what entrance to their city based on Thursday March 24, at 11 a.m. at 5 make us who we are. Our chil- the nearby national monument. Shelton Bushnell Tooele 26th Ward, 1025 W. Utah dren will remember the town If you are there in the spring Ave (200 N). Friends and family they grew up in throughout Lessie Bushnell, 86, passed or summer, you will notice may call 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior their entire lives. away peacefully at her home in beautiful trees, flowers, and to service and Wednesday eve- How do we preserve what a pedestrian friendly historic Tooele, Utah. we like most about Grantsville? ning 6-8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary downtown area. It just begs you Lessie was born June 20th 80 West Vine • 882.2817 Change is coming, that’s for 110 S. Main Street, Tooele. to stop and take a walk, maybe 1918 to Clemant Chapman sure. The question for us is even spend a little money. You Shelton and Sallie Elizabeth Hall what do we want to preserve and was one of ten children. She and how should this guide our have arrived someplace special. I’m not suggesting a 30-foot said of the occasion, “I came future zoning, public works, into this life with my best friend fiberglass cowboy marking commercial and residential and twin sister Dessie. We were development. the entrances to Grantsville. Tax Specialist - Tooele delivered on the front porch of Without a carefully worked I am suggesting that we need our home by my daddy!” out plan reflecting all our to take a good look at how Grandma loved life and lived interests, Grantsville could our town reflects what we it to the fullest! Gardening, crafts become just another street sign like best about it. and cooking were her hobbies. ITʼS YOUR MONEY. on the road map — a place to When I first came to Fishing and quilting were her How fast do you want your refund? pass through on your way to Grantsville, I found myself talents and family genealogy somewhere else. Imagine ask- wondering where the city was her passion. Member of the • Refund loans, 1-2 days** • Direct Deposit, 1-2 wks*** e file ing yourself 10 years from now, actually was. Where is down- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter “What do I like best about our town? When have you actually Day Saints. She is survived by Cashier Check, Cash Card, Western Union We honor all town?” —or— “What do we “arrived?” How can one tell? two brothers, Ennis and Dorothy want people to notice about Currently our General Plan and her children Beverly Taylor FREE Electronic Filing with every return prepared competitors us?” —or — “What is our town describes Grantsville as a (Delbert), Marlene Peterson Professional, Fast Friendly Service, Guaranteed Support coupons up really like?” “western, rural town.” What (Ross), Colleen Holcomb (Ken), * We are a small, rural, west- Drop Offs Welcome to $20 does this mean to our public Bonita Burgi Fish (Mike), son- ern, agricultural place. We in-law Bill Burgi and Lowry value children and family rela- improvements, residential areas and to our business owners? Avon Bushnell M.D. (Becky). tionships, community activi- Lessie was preceded in death Come in today and meet with our knowledgeable team of experts: What is it about Grantsville that ties. We like clean orderly by seven siblings; first husband, we want to show and how can neighborhoods. Why not high- Ernest Burns; her life-long love, we make it happen? It’s our Call us for details light these values in our roads, Joseph Avon Bushnell; her buildings and landscaping? If community. We can either make daughter, Yvonne Melville; her 60 S. Main, Ste 103 we succeed, visitors will think Grantsville into something we grandsons, Byron Dirk Melville of Grantsville as a town where are proud of, or, we can sit and Zachary Ross Peterson; 882-TAXS (8297) citizens like attractive public back and let urban sprawl do a grand daughter, Wendy email: [email protected] landscaping, clean streets and its ugly work. Our General Plan Holcomb; and finally two great- safe neighborhoods. *Not valid with any other offer. will be much more effective in grandsons, Jacob Scott Peterson **After IRS acceptance & bank approval Have you ever driven down shaping our future if you con- and Michael Scott Middaugh. Lou Ron Jan Karen ***After IRS acceptance State Street in Salt Lake City tribute to it. Funeral services will be A10 TUESDAY March 22, 2005 Sports

From The Sidelines Utes hope sixth time is a charm hile serv- ing an LDS Mission Win Japan I learned many Japanese “Kotowaza” (“prov- erbs” or “idioms” as we know them). One photography/Troy Boman favorite reads, “All Lady Buff baserunner slides into second base in a game against Kearns at Deseret Peak Complex earlier this spring. Although the baserunner was tagged out, roads lead to the top of Tooele still won the game in with a late rally. The Lady Buffs also rallied on Friday in Mt. Pleasant to register a hard fought 7-4 victory over rival North Sanpete. Mount Fuji.” David Gumucio The Japanese people GUEST COLUMNIST use this Kotowaza to explain that no matter what faith one may Lady Buffs rally to soar past Lady Hawks have, one will eventually end up with God (or at the top of Mount Fuji, the highest and most by Nick Drake final two frames to erase a 3-0 deficit off to another stellar start with a 7-2 Tooele 7 - No. Sanpete 4 sacred volcanic mountain in Japan, where SPORTS EDITOR and capture a 7-4 victory over North overall record on the season to date. The Lady Buffs rallied for seven Deity lives). North Sanpete has always been a Sanpete Friday in Mt. Pleasant. Tooele opens Region 11 softball runs in the final two innings to cap- NCAA basketball has Kotowaza as well. In tough and formidable opponent for And it was a total team effort. In action today when the Lady Buffs ture a hard-fought road triumph the case of the Runnin’ UTES, the Kotowaza Tooele. fact, eight of the nine starters record- host Ogden in a 3:30 p.m. affair. Friday at Mt. Pleasant. reads, “All roads to the Final Four go through It was just three years ago that the ed hits and five players, Lindsey Lady Buff Coach Barry Pitt said North Sanpete drew first blood Kentucky.” Lady Hawks upended the Lady Buffs Palmer, Kelsey Mendenhall, Leslie the victory was a good hard-fought when Trista Lee belted a two-out I don’t know about you, but I am sick in the Class 3A State Softball tourna- Brunson, Amber Castagno and Amy victory that could pay big dividends single and Mandy Johnson drew a of Kentucky. In fact, I could say I loathe ment and Tooele failed to battle all Petersen logged a pair of safeties later in the season. walk to keep the inning alive. Shandy Kentucky. When I filled out my bracket this the way back and couldn’t recover each in the hard-fought triumph. “I felt really good about the win,” Tucker belted an RBI single to spot year, I could not believe my eyes when my from the first-round setback. The Lady Hawks raced to a 3-0 he noted. “I was disappointed we the hosts a lead and an error on the selection of Utah and Kentucky again came So when the Lady Buffs ventured lead after five frames before Tooele came out so flat. But I was really play allowed both runners to bolt together in the Sweet Sixteen. Oh great, it’s the to the Lady Hawks home field, Tooele erupted for four runs in the top of impressed with the fact the girls home and spot the Lady Hawks a 2-0 Wildcats from Kentucky, again! refused to take North Sanpete light- the sixth and three more, including didn’t quit and battled back. It was lead in the bottom of the second. NCAA history speaks for itself. The pairing ly. the game winning tallies, in the top a quality road win for us and a win Lacy Collard smacked a one-out on March 25th will be the eleventh meeting of In fact, the two-time defending of the seventh. that tells us that we can come-from- triple and trotted home on a Aubrey these two squads, with Kentucky holding an state champs knew it would be a Payson snapped Tooele’s six-game behind under any circumstances and Poulson single in the top of the fifth 8 to 2 series edge. This is also the sixth meet- bitter battle and neither team disap- win streak Monday with a 5-4 win at win games. This team has great poise to extend the margin to 3-0 after five ing in the NCAA Tournament and the Wildcats pointed. Deseret Peak Complex. and resiliency and have been like have won every one of the previous five. In Tooele rallied for seven runs in the In spite of Monday’s loss, Tooele is that for quite few years.” SEE RALLY PAGE B5 fact, Kentucky has beaten the UTES six con- secutive times, including one for the National Championship in 1998. The title game was a slugfest. Scott Padgett scored 17 points and Buffs hold on to Jeff Sheppard had 16 as Kentucky outlasted Cowboys fall in Utah, 78-69. Utah led 41-31 at halftime thanks to a large 24-6 rebounding advantage. Then, the Wildcats battled back and took a 65-64 lead when Sheppard canned a baseline jumper with preseason games beat Miners, 8-7 4:54 to play. The UTES would then miss 11 by Nick Drake pounded out two hits each to lead consecutive shots as Kentucky won its second by Nick Drake run. the Buff attack in the affair. NCAA Title in three years. SPORTS EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR The game marked the second time in Tooele has been having a little However, Tooele raced to a 3-1 The last UTE loss to the Wildcats was on Grantsville looked to post another three losses the Cowboys have failed to trouble finishing off games with a lead Monday but couldn’t quite hold Sunday, March 23, 2003. Kentucky sent Utah preseason victory Wednesday in Sandy. hold on to a lead in the final frame. lead. on to the advantage. home during the 2nd Round of the Midwest The Cowboys took a slim 2-1 lead The Cowboys raced to a 6-0 lead only But the Buffs wouldn’t have any In fact, the Buffs opened the Regional, beating them 74 to 54. Andrew into the final frame and hoped to finish to watch Carbon rally back with eight of that Thursday, thanks to the stel- fourth with a number of fielding Bogut, Utah’s seven-foot Superstar, was still in off the affair. runs in the final three innings, including lar relief of Cody Westover. miscues and the Beetdiggers turned Australia. Point Guard Marc Jackson scored But the Soaring Eagles rallied with the game winning tally in the seventh, The Tooele sophomore took the the errors into an eight-run outburst 19 in the loss to the Wildcats then, while team- three walks and former Buff player to steal an 8-7 victory over Grantsville hill with the team trailing 5-3 and en route to a 13-3 victory Monday mates Tim Drisdom, Bryant Markson, Richard Trevor Reeves belted a two-run single March 11 in pool play. held the Miners to just two runs in Sandy. Chaney and Chris Jackson were only fresh- with one out in the bottom of the sev- The Cowboys rallied from a 3-0 defi- over five innings on the hill and Jordan rallied for five unearned men. enth to lift Juan Diego to a hard fought cit to county neighbor Tooele with three gave the Buffs a chance to rally runs in the eight-run explosion to This time around, I predict it will be dif- 3-2 triumph over Grantsville. runs in the third and another in the fifth back. take command and never looked ferent. This time, the best player on the floor Joe Glavin and Jake Davies combined to preserve a 5-4 victory over the Buffs This time the local team rallied back. belongs to Utah. Bogut, one of four finalists to hold the Cowboys to just six hits for in the placing game March 12, also in from behind with five runs in the Tooele hits the road to Clearfield for the prestigious Naismith Trophy for Best the game and two runs. St. George. fourth and fifth and held on for a today for a road test against the Player of the Year, can be anything he wants Derek Erickson pounded out a pair of The Cowboys dropped a 5-2 decision hard fought 8-7 triumph over the Falcons at 3 p.m. Then, the Buffs to be. Saturday in Tucson, Ariz., Bogut tied his doubles to lead the way for Grantsville Miners Thursday at Dow James take time off for spring break to season low with 10 points but still managed to and Heath Bleazard blasted a solo home SEE FALL PAGE A11 Park. prepare for the Region 11 opener lead Utah over Oklahoma and a coveted spot T.J. Witkowski and Blake Olsen Tuesday at Dow James Park. in the Sweet Sixteen. SEE CHARM PAGE A11 Mustangs roll to Lady Mustangs stellar campaign record strong Sports Wrap by Nick Drake ‘04-05 season SPORTS EDITOR Dugway wasn’t quite sure what to expect by Nick Drake Tooele County Night set for the 2004-05 season. SPORTS EDITOR The Mustangs knew they had a cou- With only one senior returning from tonight at Delta Center ple of returning All-State players in Dane the two-time defending Region 18 girls Utah Jazz will battle the Los Angeles Lakers Schofield and Matt Bate and the reliable basketball championship team, Dugway tonight in the Delta Center and many Tooele Charlie Langi also returned as a starter. wasn’t quite sure what to expect from County residents can receive a discount to see But the biggest contributions came from the Lady Mustangs during the 2004-05 the top notch NBA action. new starters Taylor Schofield and Cody campaign. All tickets for Tooele County residents only Stromberg and the duo combined with the And early in the season it was evi- are slashed tonight. The lower bowl seats are returning starters to forge into a formidable dent that the team was making some just $56, down from the regular price of $76. starting unit that could match any team in young mistakes that cost the squad a The upper bowl seats will be a rock bottom the Class 1A. chance to register some quality wins. price of $15, reduced from the regular price Dugway battled to a share of the Region However, the young Dugway team of $34.50. This deal is for just Tooele County 18 boys basketball crown and a glossy 16-8 finally came on at the beginning of the residents only. Game time is 7 p.m. overall record. region season and ruled the roost once For more information contact Dustin at 801- The Mustangs did drop consecutive again in the region ranks to tie West 325-7212. games to Valley and Duchesne. Desert for another coveted region title. However, the two postseason setbacks The Lady Mustangs inexperience in Local slugger success didn’t taint what was otherwise a produc- big games showed up in the Class 1A Former Lady Buff player and All-State MVP tive campaign. State Girls Basketball tournament with Amber Pitt has taken her softball prowess to “It was a good season overall,” stated consecutive losses. the next level. Dugway Coach George Bruce. “I can’t com- But Dugway still managed to record Pitt pounded out two hits, including a three- plain. I can live with the effort these kids a productive 13-9 overall record on the run round trip blast, and had four RBI to lead gave me all season long. You always want year and co-region title. Salt Lake Community College to a 13-1 victory to win games at state but as long as the kids Lady Mustang Coach Brett Andrus March 5 over Colorado. keep giving me that kind of effort I can live said he was pleased with the overview The Tooele resident also smacked out five with that.” of the season for his young squad. hits in seven official trips to the plate and The veteran coach added to his Utah “For the season overall, I was really recorded five RBI in a double-header sweep of State boys basketball career coaching vic- happy considering Mindy in her senior Dixie, 8-0 and 9-4 March 11. In another double- tories with 538 and still maintained a 10- year got caught playing with a lot of header with Dixie, Pitt logged a four-for-six game cushion on runner-up Jim Yerkovich sophomores during her final year,” he day in the two games with four RBI in another of Judge Memorial. stated. “Instead of dwelling on it. She sweep. In fact, the former THS star smacked The state setbacks capped the prep bas- stepped up and helped them believe a clutch two-out, two-strike single to chase ketball careers of seniors Nick Eddy, Matt in themselves and in return the sopho- mores performed and gave Mindy a suc- Bate, Dane Schofield, Jake Wall and Charlie photography/Troy Boman SEE WRAP PAGE A11 Dugway’s Matt Bate goes up for a layup in a game against Wendover on the SEE ROLL PAGE A11 Wildcats home floor earlier this season. SEE RECORD PAGE A11 TUESDAY March 22, 2005 A11 Lady Buffs finish year strong Record continued from Page A10 by Nick Drake nitely made me see there will be some changes in our standings and how we play in the future.” cessful senior season. Considering SPORTS EDITOR our age and lack of experience, Tooele knew it would be a year of transition for The season caps the prep girls basketball careers I think the girls overachieved all the 2004-05 girls basketball season. of seniors Banford, Dunn and Petersen. season. And I’m excited to get The Lady Buffs only had returning starters Tooele 51 - Ben Lomond 37 started for next year.” Megan Dunn and Elva Banford back and the team The Lady Buffs parlayed a dazzling individual The state setback to Layton had to infuse younger players into the starting shooting performance by a freshman into a pivotal Christian capped the prep girls lineup for the season. triumph over the Lady Scots Feb. 1 at Tooele. basketball career of senior Mindy Although Tooele only captured five games on Nigh sparked the Tooele offense in the opening Shultz. the season, the Lady Buffs did show promising session with three 3-point bombs while Pacheco signs of progress towards the end of the season. and Banford hit for two points each and the hosts Water. 51 - Dugway 30 In fact, Tooele showed its poise and determina- relished a 13-7 cushion after eight minutes had The Lady Ravens rolled to 16- tion to battle back and push perennial girls basket- expired in the affair. The freshman drilled five of 5 lead after the first quarter and ball power Ogden to the brink of a league setback eight shots from behind the 3-point arc in the first never looked back in a victory in the season finale Feb. 10 at THS. two quarters alone to stake Tooele to a double over the Lady Mustangs Nov. 17 in The Lady Buffs rallied from a huge first period digit halftime lead. the season opener in Sandy. deficit to outscore Ogden 36-25 in the next three Nigh gave Tooele the spark it needed, recording Mari Broadhead popped the periods to force the contest into an extra session, 15 points in the opening two periods of the game nets for seven points, including deadlocked at 36-36. and even outscoring the entire Ben Lomond team a 3-point bomb, and Annie Judd But Ogden erupted for a 12-1 scoring surge in in the first-half, 15 to 13. contributed three points to lead overtime to capture a 48-37 triumph over Tooele Lovelady produced all seven of the Lady Scot the way to the early scoring surge. in girls basketball finale at THS. points in the first frame, including a 3-point Jess Hercules, Meredith Phipps Jaclyn Skanchy poured in a game high 16 and bomb. and Liz Calder added a field goal Cha Jung tossed in 12 to lead the way for the Lady The Lady Buffs outscored the Lady Scots 10-6 each to spot the hosts a double- Tigers. in the second stanza to build a 23-13 intermission figure lead after eight minutes Elva Banford pumped in 12 to spur the Lady cushion. Nigh ignited the hosts attack once again expired in the affair. Buffs attack and Megan Dunn hit for seven. with two more 3-point missiles while Samantha Jaynie Palmer fired in three MeKenzi Pacheco and Meredith Nigh also contrib- Thomas and Banford chipped in with a field goal points and Sherilyn Pianar added uted six each as well. each to stake Tooele to a double digit lead at the a basket to account for the lone The loss ended the season for the Lady Buffs. halftime break. points of the period for the Lady Tooele finished the season with a 5- 14 overall Ben Lomond could only muster two points each Mustangs. mark on the season and 2-8 in league action. from Alyse Rochelle, Camille Bennett and Shayla Waterford posted a 12-10 scor- Tooele Coach Karie Fredrickson said her team McComb in the pivotal period. ing edge in the second stanza to did make some positive strides during the 2004-05 Tooele also outscored Ben Lomond 14-9 in the build a 28-15 lead at intermis- girls basketball campaign. third quarter to seize a 37-22 lead headed down sion. Judd and Summer Tillotson “I feel like the season was more successful the stretch. Dunn sparked the Lady Buffs outburst poured in four points each, while than we have had in the past,” she said. “I feel with three field goals while Banford chipped in Calder and Broadhead netted a like things are coming together. Definitely our with a pair of baskets as well. Pacheco and Nigh basket each. seniors were big contributors and great leaders. also contributed two points each and helped build Pianar and Mindy Shultz provid- We’ll miss Elva (Banford), Megan (Dunn) and Amy a cozy 15-point edge with only eight minutes ed four points each. Palmer added (Petersen). But I also see a bright future for some remaining in the contest. a basket to keep Dugway within of these younger girls. We just need to work hard George triggered the Lady Scots attack in the striking distance at halftime. in the off-season and compete in some summer But the Lady Ravens broke the photography/Mike Anderson third quarter with seven points, including a 3-point Dugway’s Sherilyn Pianar shoots a free throw in a game earlier this camps to improve on our skills, unity and court game wide open with a 13-3 assault winter. The Lady Mustangs captured the Region 18 girls basketball awareness. They just need time. The season defi- SEE FINISH PAGE B5 in the third period to extend the margin to a decisive 41-18 count. co-championship with West Desert. The Lady Mustangs also recorded Judd tossed in a pair of bas- a strong season. take a 52-47 advantage down the kets while Broadhead uncorked the deficit to Dugway. Anderson cushion. Jessica George and Jillian stretch. Langi caught fire with Roll Charm another 3-point field goal. Calder, fueled the Lady Lion comeback Gray netted four points each to eight points in the pivotal session continued from Page A10 continued from Page A10 Hercules and Phipps chipped in bid with a pair of field goals and help the Lady Crusaders extend Langi. and Dane Schofield pumped in with a field goal each. the intermission margin. The Sooners tried to push Mindy Schwartz canned three free seven. Stromberg hit for five and Morgyn Broadhead paced the Pianar canned a pair of free Dugway 65 - Wend. 62 Bogut around at the low post, throws to aid the effort. Taylor Schofield uncorked a 3- Lady Mustangs with a field goal throws and a basket while Shultz The Mustangs captured an early so he switched to the high post Pianar led the way for the Lady point bomb to build the five-point and Pianar netted a free throw. and Palmer connected for a field edge and held off a late Wildcat and acted like a seven-foot point Mustangs with three points, while lead headed into the final frame Dugway did register a 12-10 goal each to aid the effort. comeback to post a key league guard, dishing off passes to fren- C.J. Mathews and Sam Beltzer of the game. scoring margin in the final frame Dugway exploded for an 18- victory Jan. 12 at Dugway. zied teammates darting for easy fired in a charity toss. Mascaro fired in seven while to chip away at the deficit. Palmer 8 assault in the third quarter to Dane Schofield gave the hosts baskets. He had seven assists Pianar paced the Dugway attack Henricks and Soriano contribut- fueled the Lady Mustang come- erase the halftime deficit and a huge kick start early with eight and grabbed 11 rebounds as well. with a game-high 14 points and ed six each to keep the ’Cats in back bid with eight points while build a 41-35 lead headed down points on four field goals in the But don’t be fooled! Bogut can Shultz poured in 11. Jaynie Palmer the contest with eight minutes Sam Beltzer and Shultz chipped in the stretch of the game. Shultz opening stanza to build a 17-13 be physical with the best of them also tossed in 10 to lead the Lady remaining. Manuel Alvarez buried with two points each. fired in three field goals to fuel Dugway cushion after one period and could be the most dominat- Mustang victory. a 3-point bomb to aid the come- Mari Broadhead led all scorers the rally. Pianar and Palmer con- expired. Charlie Langi also con- ing inside presence in the NCAA Brooke Anderson led the way back bid. in the contest with a game-high 16, tributed four points each. Morgyn tributed a pair of baskets and Matt tournament. for the Lady Lions with nine while Tillotson and Judd contrib- Broadhead and Mathews chipped Bate buried a 3-point bomb. Wendover did outscore its Kentucky is a defensive pow- points. uted eight each. Shultz also provided 13 in with a field goal each. Joey Henricks kept the ’Cats hosts 15-13 in the fourth quar- erhouse and the Wildcats will Palmer paced the Lady rebounds in the game to pave the Cooper kept the Lady Crusaders close with six points on three bas- ter to close in on the Mustangs. rely heavily on that fact to get Mustangs’ attack with a team-high way for the Lady Mustangs. Pianar close in the period with a pair of kets and Matt Mascaro hit for four Henricks poured in seven points them to the Elite Eight. However, 13 and Pianar pumped in seven. chipped in with 10 caroms. Jaynie baskets. points. Brayen Soriano popped and Mascaro added a pair of field Kentucky is vulnerable this year. Shultz added six. Palmer and Mathews also added However, Christian Heritage the cords for a 3-point missile to goals to narrow the gap. Alvarez Even with their pair of seven five and four rebounds each for countered with a 13-6 outburst in cut into the Dugway edge. popped the cords for another 3- footers they don’t have the big Dugway 39 - I.C.S. 36 the victors. the final eight minutes to hold of Both teams produced 12 points point missile and Soriano added a names like yesteryear … yet! The Lady Mustangs captured the Lady Mustang victory surge. each in the second stanza to keep free throw as well. And this may well be the weakest their first win of the season Nov. 23 Ch. Her. 48 - Dugway 47 Mix spurred the Lady Crusaders the affair a four-point contest However, Dugway kept the offensive team in Kentucky’s dis- in the team’s home debut against The Lady Crusaders outscored with seven points, while Cooper, the Lady Lions of Intermountain at the intermission break. Dane ’Cats’ rally at bay when Dane tinguished basketball history. the Lady Mustangs 13-6 in the final Gray and Brittney Kennington Christian School. Schofield fired in five points, Schofield flipped in six and Taylor frame of the game and held on for chipped in with a field goal each. Pianar popped the cords for a including a 3-point shot, and Schofield hit a 3-point shot. a hard-fought victory Nov. 19 at Palmer canned a pair of char- pair of field goals and Shultz net- Langi hit for three points. Taylor Schofield ripped the cords for a Riverdale. ity tosses and Shultz fired in the ted three points to spot Dugway Schofield and Bate each buried game high 26 and Langi tossed in Wrap Rachel Cooper, Lynnette Mix lone field goal of the period for to a slim 7-5 lead after one period two charity tosses to build the 29- 15 to spearhead the Mustangs to continued from Page A10 and Brittni Nomara netted four the Lady Mustangs. Pianar and expired. 25 halftime bulge. a hard fought victory. Stromberg points each to spark the hosts to a Beltzer connected for a charity home two teammates in the sixth Ashley Gullickson paved the Mascaro led the way for the fired in nine and Taylor Schofield 17-15 lead over Dugway after one toss each to complete the scoring inning and erase a 4-3 Dixie lead way for the Lady Lions with three period expired. Wildcats with four points while flipped in eight for the victors. Bate for Dugway. and vault SLCC to a dramatic 5-4 points in the opening session. Palmer and Pianar kept the Henricks, Lynn Maddox, Garrett hit for seven for the Mustangs. Pianar paced the Lady Mustangs victory. Dugway outscored I.C.S. 15-12 Lady Mustangs within striking dis- Burningham and Sergio Sanchez Henricks popped the cords for with a team-high 15 and Jaynie The Lady Bruins battled to the in the second stanza as well to tance with three field goals each. provided two points each. a team high 21 and Mascaro con- Palmer popped the cords for 14. conference championship last build a 22-17 lead at intermission. Mathews canned a pair of charity Dugway managed a slim 23- tributed 19 for the upset minded Mindy Shultz hit for 10. year and finished sixth in the Shultz ignited the Lady Mustang tosses and Beltzer added a free 22 scoring edge on Wendover Wildcats. Soriano poured in 10 for Lynette Mix led the Lady nation in a national tournament attack with six points and Pianar throw. in the third quarter as well to the visitors. Crusaders with a team-high 14 and in Florida last May. This is Pitt’s chipped in with five, hitting a 3- Christian Heritage outscored second year on the team. Rachel Cooper netted 12. Jillian point bomb along the way. Tayci Dugway just 10-8 in the second Gray contributed eight for the vic- Tooele County stars Morse and Jaynie Palmer con- stanza to build a 27-23 halftime tors. Dugway duo Matt Bate and tributed two points each for the Dane Schofield and Wendover’s hosts. Pet of the Week Matt Mascaro turned in a strong Andersen paced the I.C.S. performance to help the 1A offense with five points and Ashley North All-Stars register a 93-84 Moore hit for three. triumph over the South All-Stars The hosts tacked on a 12-7 scor- Saturday. ing outburst in the third quarter to Schofield popped the cords for extend the margin to 34-24 headed 14 and Mascaro netted 10 for the into the final frame of the game. ’Cats. Bate also registered five Jaynie Palmer ripped the nets for points and ran the offense for the eight points on four field goals, 1A North squad. while Pianar and Shultz chipped in with a basket each. Buffs fall to Bears I.C.S. did manage to post a Bear River produced two sec- 12-5 edge in the fourth quarter ond-half goals to edge past Tooele to pull to within three points of 2-1 in the Region 11 boys soccer opener Friday. The Bears parlayed scores from Fall Nick Celaya and Seth Hansen into continued from Page A10 the victory. Ian Mohr scored the lone tally to Woods Cross Friday, also at of the game for the Buffs. Grantsville. Tooele travels to Ogden today Grantsville hosts Granite for a 3:30 p.m. league affair Wednesday at 3 p.m. against the Tigers. Cowboy assistant Coach Byron Anderson said the team just failed Scots battle past to come up with the key hit or Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. execute with runners in scoring Cowboys, 3-1 Shelters are only required to hold animals for Ben Lomond tallied two goals position. in the second-half to snap a 1-1 “We played pretty good,” three days before they are euthanized. halftime deadlock and capture a Anderson said. “We just didn’t For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals hard fought 3-1 triumph over the execute with runners in scoring available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Cowboys Friday in Grantsville. position. We missed three bunts 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Azarel Castalina fired in a pair and missed some signals that of scores and teammate Jake cost us a couple of runs. Wacey Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Christensen added another to (Sorenson) pitched a good game. lead the Scots to the road vic- But we just couldn’t close it out. tory. We played a pretty solid game but photography/Troy Boman Tooele Veterinary Clinic Gordon Smith recorded the we just couldn’t string our hits Dugway’s Dane Schofield shoots over a Wendover defender in a game together. It’s still preseason and 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 against the Wildcats at WHS. The Mustangs tied for the Region 18 boys lone goal of the game for the Cowboys. we still need to work on a lot of basketball title and earned another state berth this winter. things to get better. It’s early.” A12 TUESDAY March 22, 2005

Band during the early evening a country theme with Tricia Sociable and the younger crowd social- and Andrea Anderson singing ized and danced to the music “Landslide,” while Alan Johnson continued from A1 of Black Diamond later in the received several laughs from the for me. I’ve come out for the last evening. The group plays rock ‘n’ crowd with some of his cowboy three socialbles,” Hawker said. roll, country and pop music. poetry. Joe Elfors, 88, still living in 2005 Sociable Program Tonya Johnson sang “Wind Grantsville, did not feel well a Beneath My Wings” and the few days before the sociable, but The program this year includ- ed taped segments from people Grantsville drumline belted out was able to attend the reception, “MI-6,” “Goldfinger” and “For program and dinner. reminiscing about their days in Grantsville. Hometown voices Your Eyes Only” from the James “I wasn’t going to come but Bond series. my son Raymond came out from included Merle Cole, Chelsi Nix Salt Lake last night and helped displayed me out a bit, so I’m feeling pretty Bob Halladay, Johnny her powerful good. I go way back. I can’t and versatile recall missing any sociables,” he Nelson, Janet Cook, voice sing- said. ing “Flies in Former resident Alan Holyoak June Warner, Roland the Butter” from Sandy had not attended followed by many sociables, but was able Warner, Jeannie dancing and to take in all the festivities on precision Saturday as part of the 75-and- Callister, Lola Sutton, acrobat- older group. He taught music ics from at Grantsville High School from Vi Knutson and Lucy Kami Tate, 1960 to 1963. He organized the Kayla Toth first marching band at Grantsville Sandberg. It also and Breann High. Rowley. “We only had six periods and included a tribute to Grantsville most of the kids took seminary favorites Tom so they were not able to take soldiers with local ties who and Wendy band. I was told if I wanted photography / Troy Boman have served Stam showed to have a band class it would After attending her 50th high school year reunion during Grantsville’s Old Folks Sociable last Saturday, La in Iraq and off their skills have to be held one hour before Dean Nicolo and husband Wayne look at photos of her fellow classmates along a wall. La Dean’s 1955 with power- school started so we started at class photo is shown in the insert. Grantsville cowboy poet Alan Johnson (right) shares a few of his western Afghanistan. The audience was able to look at a big screen ful and touching songs from 7 a.m. Sixty kids came out for lyrics during the sociable program. Phantom of the Opera. band. We would march through which showed the soliders in we needed and thought ‘no way Grantsville’s talented perform- about the past in the gynasium action. Noted local actor Ron A group of jazz dancers per- the town and people would am I going to get all this stuff’. ers. “These kids are talented. which included hundreds of formed “Espionage.” come out in their pajamas to Johnson followed with a stir- Three weeks later I got every- Some of the big high schools in photgraphs from old Grantsville ring a capella rendition of the Clarinet player Don Buchanan listen,” Holyoak said. thing on the list,” Holyoak said. Salt Lake have great bands and High yearbooks and other events and piano player Dan Butcher The Grantsville music teach- National Anthem. “So we had one big marching choirs, but these young perform- showing off the history of the Dillon Hurst sang a Grantsville were interrupted by applause er was hired by Tooele School band for students grades sev- ers on the sociable were just community. The gym also pro- from the crowd when they picked Superintendent Sterling Harris version of “Back Home Again” enth through 12th. They had five great,” he said. vided a venue to show off the originally written by John Denver. up the pace in a jazz rendition and Grantsville High Principal marching bands in Tooele,” he Along with two sociable pro- talents of local artists with an of “Look Down that Lonesome Jimmy Williams. “We didn’t have Jennifer, Janna and Julie Baird said. Grantville High was soon grams, visitors were able to area for arts and crafts. sang “I Will” and invited Farrell Road.” Joanna Johnson finished any uniforms. Sterl told me to invited to lead the Days of ‘47 watch and listen to other talent- The music theme continued up the program with a song-and- write a list of everything I need- Butler to join them on stage dur- Parade in Salt Lake City. ed peformers throughout the day throughout the evening. Older ing the first performance. dance routine - “All That Jazz.” ed to have for a marching band. After watching the sociable and evening in the high school folks danced to live big-band Working long hours as co- I wrote down all the instruments The program went high-tech program Holyoak raved about gym. They also could reminisce music from the Bud Hutchings when 10 Grantsville couples chairmen for this year’s sociable filled the stage and performed a were Mark Nelson and Linda techo-waltz. Christiansen. Next year’s co- The event reverted back to chairmen are Kenny Hale and Car show adds flavor to popular Sociable Teresa Palmer Perkins. By Mark Watson STAFF WRITER Sooner or later Grantsville will have something for every- body on Sociable day. For people who do not like to be couped up inside watch- ing the Old Folks Sociable pro- gram, they can be outside at the city park inspecting vintage coupes and other vehicles. More than 200 classic cars from Utah and Nevada were on display Saturday at the 11th Annual Aaron McBride Car show at Grantsville City Park. “The first year we did this we just had a few cars on the school lawn,” said Dennis McBride, Aaron McBride’s son. “Several people who come here now come because they knew my dad,” McBride said. Aaron McBride was known as a master mechanic who worked for Howard Hughes and Edde Airlines. He also owned a photography / Troy Boman huge collection of classic cars Grantsville residents, Alan Baldy and son Chad look at cars at the 11th annual Aaron McBride Memorial including nearly 30 Cords. Antique Car show held last Saturday at the Grantsville City Park. Brian Cox of Erda displayed two of his cars at the show. was the muscle car era with “Some people put a lot of bulges or muscles in the cars’ time and effort into restoring exterior. Later on, cars were these cars,” he said. “Some are made for economy and they worth anywhere from $50,000 do not look as good as some of these old cars,” Cox said. to $100,000,” he said. Saturday’s show included The attraction for most peo- old tractors, fire engines and ple at car shows is the “eye sharp-looking trucks. Vehicles candy,” Cox said. “They are no filled the park and were on dis- longer making some of these play from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. cars. The years of 1960 to ‘72 AffordableAffordable CutsCuts 28 W. 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photography / Alleen Lang Patrol officer Don Neilson, Detective Brian White, patrol officer Jorge Cholico and detective Adrian Day were given service awards.

photography / Alleen Lang Patrol officer Don Neilson, Detective Brian White, patrol officer Jorge Cholico and detective Adrian Day were given service awards at Tooele City Police Department’s “Officer of the Year” banquet last Thursday. Officers, public defenders honored It was an “unhappy coincidence” timely assistance,” he said. that Tooele City Police Department’s In his report of the incident, Frailey “Officer of the Year,” was unable said he has gained “a new respect for to accept his award Thursday, said what physical danger” the officers Ronald D. Kirby, Tooele police chief. face every day. But Sgt. Roger Niespork, Sr. is in Patrol officer Jorge Chilico also Virginia en-route to Iraq. benefited from citizen’s support. The 20-year veteran has retired Chilico was called out to investigate for the force in order to work with a a mental subject on state Route 36. private contractor training the police When the officer investigated the call in the war-torn nation. In his absence he was attacked by the man who had his son, detective Roger Niespork, Jr., a rock in his hand. accepted the award for him. Bringing “The mentally ill can be extremely his son into the business of police dangerous,” Kirby said, because they work is just part of Sgt. Niesporks do not have the fear of harm most legacy. people have. Kirby praised Sgt. Niespork Sr. for Seeing the attack, Hunter pulled being a well-rounded employee. As over to help the officer. After assist- medical examiner, Sgt. Niespork Sr. ing Chilico, Hunter drove off without was deeply touched by some of the leaving his name. But as he drove deaths in the city, Kirby said. Most away, another officer on the scene notable was his instigating a col- managed to jot down his drivers lection to purchase flowers for the license so the Kirby could offer him funeral of a young victim of abuse. “my deepest, deepest appreciation,” The new officer of the year has also he said, choking up with emotion. been helpful getting drugs off the Service awards were given to street. But he has also been very help- photography / Alleen Lang Chilico, Adrian Day, Don Nelson and ful in the front office, Kirby said. Pat Martin, widow of the man who Brian White. A new award, “Arrest of the started the Tooele City Senior Volunteer Chilico was praised for his “enthu- Year,” was given to detective Roger Patrol, was given the Phil Maynard award siasm and professionalism.” Day Niespork, Jr. and Jason Sparks for Thursday. was honored for his high DUI arrest their apprehending three individu- record, 44 in the past year. als for extensive drug trafficking, heroics assisting city officers. “We call him the magician of DUI distributions of methamphetamines In the first case officer Rob Benson enforcement,” Kirby said. and gun charges. The October arrest was trying to control a subject high Day was commended for his was the result of extensive detective on methamphetamines. The subject involvement in the field training pro- work, Kirby said. was “freaking out” on main street gram for new officers. Kirby said the photography / Alleen Lang Two citizens, Paul Frailey and Kirby said. As Benson approached, program is stressful for both recruits Jason Sparks and Roger Niespork Jr. were given “Arrest of the Year” awards for Scott Hunter, were recognized with the subject attacked him. Seeing the their apprehending drug traffickers. “Citizen of the Year” awards for their fracas, Frailey “offered some very SEE POLICE ON PAGE B10 Evaluate options before choosing your wood floor

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Tooele Feeling trapped? If someone’s drinking is affecting your life, Alanon can help. Call 882- Donate food 7756 for information. Scouting for Food will begin at 9 a.m. Arts festival slated Saturday, March 26. Scouts will dis- • June 24-26 — The 20th anniversary tribute bags beginning March 21. Have of the Tooele Arts Festival will be June bags with food items in them placed 24-26 at the Tooele City Park. This on front door steps. All donations are event, staffed entirely with volunteers, appreciated and will stay in Tooele has become a community tradition and County. Canned goods and non-perish- grown extensively through the years able items are ideal. For more informa- to become one of the best festivals in tion, contact Mike Perry at 882-7410. the state. Deseret Peak Local artists and crafters are encour- With questions or comments, please aged to participate in the festival. Check call us at (435) 843-4035. the Web site www.tooeleartsfestival. • Swimming lessons — Swimming org to download an application and lesson registration will begin Thursday, other pertinent information. April 14, at 9 a.m. at the Deseret Peak • Logo contest — The Tooele Arts Aquatic Center. The fee is $25 for one Festival is commemorating its histori- student and $22.50 each for more than cal 20th anniversary with a logo con- one. Payment is due at the time of reg- test. The winning designer will receive istration. $100 plus free merchandise featuring The 2005 summer sessions are as the winning logo. Designs should incor- follows: June 6-16, June 20-29, July porate mention of the 20th anniversary 5-15, July 18-29, and Aug. 1-11. There of the Arts Festival and should be lim- will not be classes on Mondays, July ited to four colors. Please submit logos 4 and 25, for holiday celebrations. The to Tina Curwen at the Tooele County starting times are 9 a.m., 10 a.m., and Sheriff’s office or mail to: Attn Tina 11 a.m., with every level being taught Curwen, 47 S. Main, Tooele UT 84074, each hour. or e-mail to [email protected]. • Craft show — The Deseret Peak Entries must be submitted by March Under the direction of Dr./Grandmaster Ricardo Sebastian, Kamagon martial arts promotions were granted to Neal Palke, yellow Days Craft Show will be held Friday- 31. Decision of the judges is final. For belt; James Elliott, brown belt; Shondell Hymas, brown belt; Beric Bulton, black belt; Marc Skidmore, black belt; Oly Wilson, black Saturday June 3-4, from 3-10 p.m. It will more information, call Tina at 882- belt fourth degree; Don Brinkerhoff, black belt sixth degree; Scotty Gerton, black belt seventh degree; and Ryan Sheppard was be accompanied by the Deseret Peak 5600. promoted to certified Kamagong instructor and police tactics instructor. The February testing of the students of Filipino style Stampede PRCA Rodeo each night Donate blood martial arts included a demonstration of stick fighting by Dr. Sebastian and his assistant Datu/Punong Guru Scotty Gerton and along with many other festivities. We The American Red Cross along with Guru Ryan Sheppard. are looking for crafters and vendors the Tooele County Sheriff’s Office is to participate in this event. Please call of the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. sponsoring a blood drive in the court- Softball camp For more information call Pastor (435) 843-4035 for more information or Main St., Tooele. house auditorium Thursday, March 31, The second annual girls softball Bob at 435-224-3392. a booth application. camp, presented by T.C. Thunder, for A special meeting will be held on from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Please call Tina Baptist sunrise TFCU annual meeting at 882-5600 to schedule an appoint- girls 6-12 years will be held April 9 from Tuesday, March 29, at 6 p.m. The First Baptist Church of The Tooele Federal Credit Union’s ment. It feels good to save a life. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Tooele City soft- Grantsville, 235 W. Main, will have annual meeting with dinner will be held ball park (swimming pool). Instruction Pine Canyon a sunrise service at 6:45 a.m. Easter Thursday, April 21, at St. Marguerite’s will include pitching, hitting, fielding, morning. Come join us. Parish, 510 E. Vine St., Tooele. When Meetings throwing and baserunning. The cost is members actively participate and $35. The girls receive all-day instruc- Planners meet Lutheran services share ideas, the entire credit union County planners tion, lunch and camp t-shirt. Enrollment The Pine Canyon Planning First Lutheran Church, 7th and Birch is limited. With questions, call Nancy or on the corner of Elton Park, will hold a benefits. Credit unions are democrati- The Tooele County Planning Commission will hold a special meet- Greg at 882-5530, Mike or Nan at 882- Maundy Thursday service at 7 p.m. on cally controlled financial cooperatives Commission will hold two public hear- ing on Tuesday, March 29, at 6 p.m. in 5719 or Steve or Patty at 882-2402. Thursday, March 24, a Tenebrae service with elected volunteers on the board ings in the auditorium of the Tooele the auditorium on the first floor of the on Good Friday, March 25, Easter morn- of directors. The Board doesn’t base County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Adult softball Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main ing sunrise service at 7 a.m. followed by decisions on making profit; profits are Tooele. Tooele County is now registering Street, Tooele. a pancake breakfast and another Easter returned to members in the form of Thursday, March 31, 7 p.m. for the teams for coed, women and men’s adult Basketball event slated morning service at 10:30 a.m. The com- higher savings rates, lower loan rates purpose of amending AMGP #1009-05 softball. Deadline is April 26. For more Don’t miss the event of the year munity is welcome to all the above. and better services. Amendment to chapter 8, for the I-80 information, contact Aaron Perkins at — our very own Lake View Ward March Tickets are available at a cost of $5 corridor to amend the legal description 241-0057 or 843-4010. Madness basketball game between the Methodist Easter per member at the Tooele branch. The of the Hazardous Waste Corridor. Lake View young men and their leaders. Tooele United Methodist Church’s dinner is limited to 250 members, so Tuesday, April 5, 3 p.m. to take public Our young women will be cheerleading, Easter Sunday service on March 27 purchase your tickets early. comment on: Overlake and the half time show will be present- begins at 11 a.m. Please join us. Help tsunami, Sudan • Amending Chapter 2 of the Uniform ed by the Lady Plungerettes. Everyone St. Marguerite’s Citizens of Tooele City and County Zoning Ordinance, changing definitions HOA meetings is invited on Wednesday, March 23, at 7 Everyone is welcome to join in Easter have organized a fund raiser for tsu- to reflect changes made to Chapter 6 • April 7 — The HOA will hold a pub- p.m. at the Pine Canyon Church. celebrations at St. Marguerite’s Parish nami and Sudan victims at the Deseret • Amending Chapter 4-14 of the lic forum meeting from 7-8:30 p.m. in with Father Matthew O. Wixted. Peak Complex Friday and Saturday, Uniform Zoning Ordinance, for height the EOC conference room in the base- • Confession Schedule — March 23 June 17-18. A professional auction will limitations on accessory buildings ment of the Tooele County Courthouse Rush Valley 7-8 p.m.; Good Friday, March 25, 4-5 be held both days; quality items will • Amending Chapter 6 of the Uniform to discuss revisions to the CC&Rs. p.m.; Holy Saturday, March 26, 2-3 p.m. be donated by Tooele businesses and Zoning Ordinance, regarding off-street • April 21 — The Overlake Egg hunt • Holy Week Liturgical Services — individual citizens. There will be free parking requirements. Homeowners Association will have Rush Valley Easter Egg Hunt! The Holy Thursday, March 24; Mass of The food donated by businesses and enter- • Amending the Tooele County their annual meeting at Overlake Town of Rush Valley will hold its annu- Lord’s Supper 7 p.m.; Good Friday, tainment between auctions. Volunteers General Plan, Chapter 8 to change the Elementary School at 7 p.m. al Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March March 25; Stations of the Cross 3 p.m.; are needed to help on various commit- legal description of the Hazardous 26, at 11 a.m. at the town hall; lunch Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion. 7 p.m.; tees. Call Mr. Bailey at 882-3651. Mayor Waste Corridor. will be served immediately after the Holy Saturday, March 26; Easter Vigil Charlie Roberts and Tooele County • Envirocare’s request to rezone cer- Grantsville hunt. Don’t be late. 7:30 p.m.; Easter Sunday, March 27, Commissioners are fully supportive. tain property as MG-H. For additional info or questions, con- Masses 8:30 and 11 a.m. Veterans receive help County commission meets Buy trees tact Dayna Frost, 837-2297. A service officer from the American The Tooele County Commission will Grantsville City will offer large shade City hears public Library Legion will be at the Tooele Workforce hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, trees for sale to residents of the city. Rush Valley will hold a public hear- Service Center, 305 North Main Street, March 22, at 3 p.m. in room 310 of the The city will pay half of the cost if ing to discuss the project to be applied from 3-4:30 p.m. on March 25 to assist Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, planted in the park strip or where there for in the CDBG Small Cities Program Share a story you in understanding and applying for Tooele. is no curb between the street and your in Program Year 2005: Addition of two The Tooele County Bookmobile rightful VA benefits, preparing and doc- Public comment will be taken on: yard. Your cost is $39.50 per tree with a bays to the existing fire station located Library, Grantsville, is participating in umenting application for compensation, CDBG second hearing. two tree limit. on Park Lane. One of the bays will be the 11th Annual National Young Writers pension, hospitalization, education and LEPC meeting slated A list of trees available and order a maintenance bay with all the neces- and Illustrators Contest sponsored by other benefits. This is a free service and The LEPC meeting will be held forms are available from city hall. Order sary equipment to work on and main- KUED-Channel 7 and Emmy Award-win- veterans need not be members of the Wednesday, March 30, at 1:30 p.m. at forms and payment must be in by April tain the town equipment and vehicles. ning series Reading Rainbow. Children group to qualify for assistance. the Tooele County Courthouse, EOC 1. Matching funds are limited and are Comments will be solicited on project in kindergarten through third grade Enjoy fresh oranges conference room. on a first come, first served basis, so scope, implementation and its effects may enter by telling original stories Orders for oranges picked fresh from Adjustment board meets hurry in. on residents. using their own words and pictures and California the day before they arrive in The Tooele County Board of Your trees can be picked up at city The hearings will begin at 7 p.m. on could win a set of 10 Reading Rainbow Tooele are being taken by calling 882- Adjustment will hold a special meet- hall April 8 from 3-6 p.m. and April 9 March 23 and will be held at the Rush episodes on DVD and related feature 6910 or 882-7851. A case is $24 with ing on Tuesday, March 29, at 6 p.m. in from 8-11 a.m. Valley Town Hall, 52 S. Park. Further books. You may visit KUED’s web site approximately 56 oranges, or a half the auditorium on the first floor of the information can be obtained by con- (www.kued.org.rainbow) for contest case is $13. Sales from the oranges will Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Stansbury tacting Mayor Travis Sagers or Joyce information or visit the library to pick help pay for an exchange of students Tooele. McAtee. up contest rules and an entry form. this summer between Tooele and our Hurry! Contest ends Friday, April 1. Sister City of Kambarka, Russia. Housing authority The Tooele County Housing Authority Golf association Churches Save labels for school will hold its Board of Commissioner’s • Tournament — The Stansbury Golf Schools Harris Elementary is doing a big Meeting on Tuesday, March 22, at 3 p.m. Association’s first weekend tournament push for Boxtops for Education and at the Utah State Extension Office, 151 will be Saturday, April 9, format is indi- Christian fellowship Campbells Soup Labels. Anyone wish- N. Main, Tooele. vidual net/gross. Tooele Christian Fellowship will hold Vote for parents ing to help our school collect these may The quarterly meetings will be held • Annual meeting — The annual a special Easter celebration service at Tooele High School Community call Sherry Tomboc at 882-7604 and we at 4 p.m. at the Utah State Extension spring general membership meeting 10 a.m. on Sunday, March 27, at the Council parent election 2005-06 is here! can pick them up or e-mail for pick Office, 151 N. Main, Tooele: April 21, will be Saturday, April 9, after the tour- Best Western Inn of Tooele conference The following persons have been nomi- up at [email protected]. You may July 21, Oct. 20, Jan. 19, 2006. nament at the pro shop to discuss all center (365 N. Main). Vicki Nelson and nated to fill the three vacancies: Kathy also mail them to Harris Elementary, business matters and to vote on matters Lorita Mauldin will share musical selec- Bresee, Melanie Castagno, Eileen 251 N. First St., Tooele UT 84074. for the upcoming year. All members tions. The Easter message will be on Deleeuw, Judy Fowler, Patty King, Learn to sew Sports planning on playing should attend. the topic: Why Easter? Becky Thomas and Evelyn VanZanten. Utah State University Extension is • Men’s league — The men’s league There will be no Sunday School that offering an eight-week beginner/inter- will start Thursday, March 31, format is day, but a potluck fellowship meal will BMX racing individual net/gross. follow the service at 99 So. Benchview mediate adult sewing class taught by Do you have bicycle riders in your • Ladies league — The ladies league Dr. SEE DOINGS ON B3 Diana Sagers running April 13-June 1 house? Would you like to learn more at the USU Extension Auditorium, 151 will start May 3, format is scramble. The about Bicycle Motocross (BMX)? ladies monthly meeting will follow. North Main, Tooele. Here’s your chance Deseret Peak BMX will hold MMX sign- to learn how to sew or improve your With questions, call the Stansbury ups in Tooele at Macey’s Little Theater Park Golf Pro Shop at 882-4162. DOINGS POLICY sewing skills! You will receive instruc- on the following dates: March 25, 6-8 tion on how to read patterns, how to p.m.; March 26, 9 a.m. to Noon; April Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the choose fabric and perfect sewing tech- 8, 6-8 p.m.; and April 9, 9 a.m. to Noon. Erda Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or niques. One project will be provided for Join us to sign-up for ABA Season or e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a you, and then you are free to sew your Community Season races. The season notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, own project or two. You need to bring runs throughout the summer. We would Planners meet etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a your own sewing machine. The cost is love to answer any questions about The Erda Township Planning display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. $40. Class size is limited, so register BMX racing at this time or feel free to Commission will hold a meeting on Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later early. Call Patty at 843-2350. contact us at (435) 843-7104. March 23 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY March 22, 2005 B3

Senior Circle costs just $15 2 p.m. There is no charge for Friday’: content befo re returning to the her advocacy of feminism and Doings per year. Call 843-3690 for a this class and everyone is invit- People seeking to restore the depot. Fridays and Saturdays progressive politics, will speak Continued from page B2 membership form and to RSVP ed. The morning session will be past — a fossil hunter, an art- at 11 a.m. For tickets and infor- at Westminster College on for all activities except exercise at the home of Ray Beck, 156 S. ist reviving a lost language and mation contact us at 435-654- Wednesday, April 13, at 8 p.m. in and water aerobics. 100 W., Tooele. The afternoon a novelist recounting a story 5601 or through Smith’sTix at the Payne Gymnasium. Tickets All parents/guardians of • Body Instincts — Meets session will be at the home — will deliver keynote lectures 1-800-888-8499. $26/adults, for the general public are $5. Tooele High School students on Tuesdays at 11 a.m. at the of Gary Fawson, 187 Waterhole and appear on National Public $21/seniors, $18/students(7-12), They will go on sale Wednesday, are encouraged to come by and Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Main). Way, Grantsville. Radio’s “Science Friday” during $15/children(3-6); reservations March 30th and can be pur- vote April 4-6 in the front office Free to members. • Arbor Day trees — The the March 24-26 Utah Symposium required. chased by calling 832-2244. at Tooele High School during • Hinges and Twinges (water Master Gardeners also want to in Science & Literature at the • Comedy murder mystery Wolf gained fame with her first school hours or at our April aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays remind everyone who wishes University of Utah. —Enjoy a funny theatrical per- book The Beauty Myth, which 6 Community Council meet- and Thursdays at 11 a.m. at Pratt to plant a tree in memory of a For details and to print a mail- formance with prizes awarded chronicled the exploitation of ing which starts at 6:30 p.m. in Aquatic Center, $2.50 for mem- loved one for Arbor Day to get in registration form, see: www. to three winners who guess women in the fashion and beau- the Tooele High School library. bers, $3.50 for non-members. the information you want on scienceandliterature.org. Or reg- the villain. Includes pizza, bev- ty industries. The Beauty Myth, Ballots will be tabulated dur- • March 24 — Evening the plaque to us by the end of ister by calling JoAnn Murray at erage, fresh veggies and dip. along with Wolf’s other books ing the meeting. Persons elected Diabetes Support Group at 7 March — call Barbara Barlow (801) 581-7236. Reservations required. Dates: Fire with Fire and Promiscuities, will begin their two year term of p.m. Meets at MWMC in class- (882-0006) or Ray Beck (833- Calling designers April 1,15,19, May 13, also addi- was an international best seller office July 1. rooms. 9916). The plaques will be pro- DesignArts Utah ‘05 is the tional dates throughout summer and a New York Times Notable West council meets • March 25 — Easter hat vided at no charge by the Master third annual exhibition spon- season. Book of the Year. Born in San The Community Council parade during the dance. The Gardeners organization, but you sored by the Utah Arts Council • Cinco de Mayo special — Francisco, Wolf studied at Yale at West Elementary will meet three best hats will win prizes. need to purchase the tree. There Design Arts Program featuring Bring your sombrero and ami- University and was a Rhodes Tuesday, March 29, at 3:30 p.m. • March 28 — Skin Care Class are several sources of discount- Utah’s designers from diverse gos for a fiesta aboard the Cinco Scholar. Wolf is also a co-found- in the library. You are invited to at 1 p.m. in the MWMC class- ed trees for Arbor Day planting. fields. The Design Arts Program de Mayo Special with live music, er of the Woodhull Institute for join us. rooms. Find out how to care for Watch for upcoming informa- encourages submissions from dancing and Mexican food. Cash Ethical Leadership, an organiza- Computer classes your aging skin. Free makeover! tion. designers in all fields, includ- bar open for margaritas and cer- tion devoted to teaching women The Tooele Adult Education • March 29 — Birthday Bingo RMES banquet ing architecture (structural and veza. Reservations required. ethical leadership and profes- Center is offering a beginning Night at 5 p.m. in the MWMC Tooele County Chapter of the landscape), community plan- May 7 (not on May 5) at 8:30 sional development. computer class in Microsoft cafeteria. Come celebrate March Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation ning and design, environmen- p.m. $38/adults and seniors, $21/ Word XP, Access, Excel, birthdays and play bingo for is holding its annual fund raising tal (interior, lighting, sets, etc.), children. PowerPoint, and Windows. The prizes. Pizza, cake and drinks banquet on April 9 at the Eagle’s consumer products (fashion, • Day out with Thomas class will be held at the Tooele will be served! Cost is $2. Space Nest. Social hour starts at 6 p.m. furniture, transportation, etc.), — Take a ride with Thomas the Adult Education Center at 76 is limited. Enter now for your chance at a communications (graphic, web, Tank Engine and enjoy a day of South 1000 West on Tuesday • April 1 — Breakfast Buddies west central turkey permit. A $20 packaging, etc.), industrial, and fun activities all for one admis- Buy, Sell, and Wednesday nights for five at 9 a.m. Meet at Jim’s Family donation gets you four chances other design fields. sion price. Miniature train rides, weeks beginning April 5 from Restaurant for Dutch treat. at the permit and one chance at This exhibit allows the public handcar rides, balloons, magic 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. Adults cur- • April 5 — Day Trip (Clark a Remington 870 express shot- to see the impact Utah design- shows, petting zoo and more. Planetarium/Colossal Colon Thomas departs every 45 min- Trade. rently enrolled at the education gun. Come and join the fun. For ers have in Utah communities, center will be charged $25. The Display/Gateway Mall). Space is ticket information, call Jimmie and affords Utah designers the utes for a 25 minute excursion. fee for community participants limited. Cost will be $15 plus Emerson at 833-0225. opportunity for their work to be Schedule varies. Call for reser- is $50. Seniors, 55 and over, pay lunch. See the movie, Space juried by an influential profes- vations. All tickets $14 ages two Station-3D, to see how space Castaways AA and up. $45. Call 833-1994 before to reg- Castaways Alcoholics sional in the design field. stations work on earth and see ister for the class. The fee must Anonymous meets Monday- For more information, con- Author speaks the stars and planets. Walk or be paid in full before the first Friday at Noon at St. Barnabas tact Jim Glenn, [email protected] Best-selling author Naomi crawl through a giant colon night of the class. Please call Center, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, or (801) 533-3585. Wolf, known internationally for 882-0050 and talk with experts regarding and register early. Tooele (Southwestern-look- colon cancer and other diseases Heber railroad events ing church by the new hospi- For tickets and information Learn to drive of the colon. tal): open, mixed, non-smok- contact us at 435-654-5601 or at A driver’s education course • April 6 — Day Diabetes ing, wheelchair access, nursery 1-800-888-8499(Smith’sTix) for adults 18 and over will begin Support Group at 11 am. Meets available. • Scenic ride — Come and Tuesday, April 5, from 6-9 p.m., at the health department (181 Allergies? enjoy a beautiful three-hour at our Adult Education Learning N. Main). David K. Palmer, M.D. roundtrip scenic ride capturing Center, 76 S. 1000 W. The class • April 7-8 — Book Fair. Stop General the fantastic views of majes- Nancy J. Stevenson, P.A.-C includes 18 hours of classroom by the hospital classrooms and tic Mt. Timpanogos, Wasatch instruction and 12 hours of driv- browse wonderful books and • Ear, Nose, and Throat Mountains and glacier carved ing and observation. Each class gifts at discounted prices. SLCC events • Head & Neck Surgery is three hours and will continue For more information, please Provo Canyon on Fridays and one night per week until May Grandparents help Saturdays at 11 a.m. $26/adults, • Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders Volunteers of America, visit www.slcc.edu and check 10. You may register by calling out “Campus Events” or call $21/seniors, $15/children; reser- 833-1994 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 Utah, is offering the Foster vations recommended. Call 882-2003 to make an appointment Grandparent Program for lim- (801) 957-4682. The SLCC p.m. weekdays or 4-7:30 p.m. on Redwood Campus is located at • Tube ‘n Train — This is Monday and Thursday evenings. ited income seniors in Tooele the final month of the season County. Seniors must be over 60 4600 S. Redwood Rd. The cost of the driver’s educa- • Job Expo — Salt Lake to enjoy our Tube ‘n Train tion class is $170 and the first and willing to volunteer at least Adventure. Take the train to a We make your business 15 hours a week with children in Community College is holding $50 must be paid before the its annual Job Expo Wednesday, 1,000 foot groomed tubing hill first class. The remainder must school settings. Eligible seniors with tow lift at Soldier Hollow insurance our business. may qualify for a monthly tax April 6, at the Redwood Campus. be paid before the class ends. The expo features more than and slide away to your heart’s Adult education students cur- free stipend of approximately $200. Contact Jennifer at the 100 local and national business- Join the Chamber of Commerce and save rently attending our school will es. Free and open to the public, INTERNET $6.95/Mo 10% - 12% on Business Insurance receive a $75 discount. Tooele Office at 882-3154 or 840- 0462 to see if you qualify. the event will be held from 8 Expect More (These tremendous savings are possible through a Special Rating Get HS diploma a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Lifetime customer rewards, Plan sponsored between the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, Leavitt Insurance Agency of Tooele and Auto-Owners Insurance Get your high school diploma Activities Center. For informa- friendly support, free setup, & low Company, a company that is recognized of exceptional financial at the Tooele Adult Education Groups tion call (801) 957-4029 or e-mail ongoing rates. strength and stability amount the nation’s largest insurers. Center, 76 S. 1000 West. The [email protected]. Free Support center offers all classes required • Asian-American theater phone, IM livechat, We Offer: for a high school diploma, adult Bit and Spur — The Asian-American theater e-mail, & web. • Competitive Rates basic education, GED prepara- Tooele Bit and Spur riding company “Here and Now” shows • Complete Line of Products Safe n Secure • Prompt Friendly Claim Service tion, word processing, driver’s club youth activities will start at the Taylorsville High School e-mail virus/spam protection, education and English as a on April 5. This is for youth ages auditorium. The cast combines popup blocker, adware killer, desktop anti-virus options. Second Language. 8 to 15 that are interested in dance, comedy and music in Additional Discounts: • Commercial Tailored Protection Register now so you can participating in club and district short vignettes dealing with dif- Don’t Worry, Be Happy horse shows. Sign ups will be open 7 days per week, no long • Business Owners graduate in June! The low fee ferent topics ranging from eth- distance, local numbers, no ads, • Garage Liability & Dealers Blanket of $25 per semester covers all on April 5 at 6 p.m. and practice nic conflict and political injus- no spyware, no spam. • Umbrella core classes you may want to will follow; so bring your horse tice to what it means to grow up • Commercial Auto 30 days free TURBO today! take. Call 833-1994 for addition- and parents. Practice activi- Asian in the United States. The al information. ties will be every Tuesday and performance begins at 7 p.m. Call or visit us today at Thursday through the district Tickets are $7 for the public and www.bmi.net Bob Sheedy show in June. Adult activities free for Salt Lake Community No Busy Signals • No Credit Cards Required Seniors will start following the youth ce 19 College Students. Sin 95 t district show and continue e Pricing Plans • Salt Lake Community College n Reed Plaza, Suite 3 r Unlimited - $12.95

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n presents “The Kinsey Sicks” — I Grantsville seniors Hosting - $7.95 whole family and sign up for a America’s favorite “Dragapella 134 W. 1180 North Free coffee and pool in March summer of fun. — compliments of the Center Beautyshop Quartet” — with CallCall ttoll-freeoll-free aatt 800-485-5006800-485-5006 Easy setup in just 10 minutes! 850-9013 board. The Grantsville Senior Horsemen meet a one-night-only performance Center can be called at 884- The West Desert Back Country at the Grand Theatre (South 3446. Horsemen will hold a meeting City Campus, 1575 South State • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; Monday, March 28, at 7 p.m. Street) Saturday, April 2, at 8 lunch at noon, reservations by in the basement of the county p.m. Tickets are free for SLCC 8:30 a.m. courthouse. The guest speaker students with current school will be Rowe Harrison speaking ID, $5 for other students with A rate that won’t • Tuesdays 10 a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, about the GPS location finder. current school ID, and $10 for reservations by 8:30 a.m. The public is welcome. all other tickets. Tickets must • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; Bereaved parents be purchased ahead of time by leave you cold in 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 A bereaved parents sup- March 30; otherwise they will be p.m. Pinochle port group is held every third $10 at the door. Tickets can be • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; Friday of each month from 6:30- purchased at the Grand Theatre three months. 10 a.m. line dancing; 12 p.m. 8 p.m. at the Stansbury Park Box Office. blood pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Clubhouse. Parents who have • Religious Diversity Bingo; lunch at noon, reserva- lost a child through miscarriage, Celebrated — A rock, hit musical tions by 8:30 a.m. ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, based on the Gospel according to St. Matthew and the Utah Arts % • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; early infant death or SIDS are APY* lunch at noon, reservations by invited to attend. This month’s Council’s traveling art exhibit “Religions of the World” will be 2.55 8:30 a.m. theme is “memories.” You may for balances over $100,000.00 • Everyday quilting bring or tell about something the highlights of a celebration • March 25 — St. Patrick’s you do to remember your baby. of religious diversity at SLCC. Day birthday dinner at 5 p.m. Any questions, contact Becky The Grand Theatre Community New Key Premier Money Market Savings Institute and South Campus Entertainment by Shawnee Chamberlain 843-7195 (please • No teasers, just great rates Nash & Co. leave a message). No children, Community Institute are joining • March 27 — Happy Easter please. forces in the month-long reli- • Available with personal and small business accounts • March 29 — Foot clinic gious diversity endeavor featur- • Automatically eligible for our best full-featured Master Gardeners ing panel discussions, art and 1:30-3:30 p.m. Appointments are • Prune fruit trees — Tooele personal checking account music. necessary. Master Gardeners monthly The Utah Arts Council travel- Open a Key Premier Money Market Savings meeting will be held Wednesday, Tooele seniors ing art exhibit, Religions of the Account today. March 23, at the Tooele County • Mondays — Line dancing World with pictures and text Extension building, 151 N. Main. at 1 p.m. from the book, A World of Faith Stop by the Tooele KeyCenter, call 1-435-882-6506, The business meeting will begin • Tuesdays — Advanced line by Peggy Fletcher Stack, will be or visit Key.com at 6:30 p.m., followed by the dancing at 1 p.m. on display at the through South educational program at 7 p.m. • Exercise classes 10:30-11:30 City Campus March 26. Godspell As always the public is invited a.m. — Monday, Cardio Breeze runs through March 26 at the to participate in our education- (flowing cardio, balance and Grand Theatre. The South City al program. This month Larry stretching; Wednesday, aero- Campus is located on 1575 S. *All annual percentage yields (APY) are accurate as of 3/7/2005 and are subject to change without notice. All interest rates and APYs for all bics, basic step and strength Sagers and Ray Beck will speak balance tiers are variable and may change at any time after the account is opened. APYs for Personal Accounts are as follows: $.01- State St. $2,499.99, APY is 0.10%; $2,500.00-$9,999.99, APY is 0.10%; $10,000.00-$24,999.99, APY is 0.10%; $25,000.00-$49,999.99, APY is training; Thursday, Pilates and on fruit tree pruning and graft- 2.15%; $50,000.00-$99,999.99,APY is 2.25%; $100,000.00+, APY is 2.55%. APYs for Small Business Accounts are as follows: $.01- Yoga; Friday, Tai Chi and Yoga. ing. In addition to the classroom U symposium slated $24,999.99, APY is 0.10%; $25,000.00-$49,999.99, APY is 2.15%; $50,000.00 - $99,999.99, APY is 2.25%; $100,000.00-$249,999.99, APY • March 25 — Ned Garcia will information there will be prun- Seekers of What is Lost, March is 2.55%; $250,000.00-$499,999.99, APY is 2.55%; $500,000.00-$999,999.99, APY is 2.55%; $1,000,000.00+, APY is 2.55%. Requires 24-26, Symposium on Restoring minimum opening deposit of $25,000.00 from funds not currently on deposit with KeyBank. Fees may reduce the earnings on this account. 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Morgan Westergaard and Ashlee Megan Dunn paced the Lady Downey tossed in a basket each Finish Woerner contributed three points Buffs with five points and to build the big 17-point lead. continued from Page A11 each. Lacy Robbins and Fronk Meredith Nigh chipped in with Banford caught fire with 10 also added two points each to a basket to complete the scoring points in the stanza, including bomb, and Lovelady netted a lead to the eight-point cushion at for Tooele in the period. a 3-point bomb, while Dunn field goal as well. the halftime break. Orem managed to post a slim chipped in with the remaining The Lady Scots did outscore Nigh paved the way for the 12-10 edge in the second stanza four points on a pair of field the Lady Buffs 15-14 in the final Lady Buffs attack with five and take a 28-17 cushion into goals. frame of the game. Lovelady points and Megan Dunn hit for the locker room at the intermis- Orem tacked on a 10-4 scor- keyed the Ben Lomond come- four. Petersen also contributed sion. Ashley Boulter tossed in ing edge in the fourth quarter to back bid with five points in the a basket as well to keep the visi- four points while Tina Martin complete the triumph. Boulter quarter and Annie Banz poured tors within striking distance. and Calie Hill fired in three each poured in four points while in four. Rochelle, George and However, Bear River regis- to ignite the Lady Tiger offense. Wilson, Downey and Sagers con- McKenzie Favero also added tered a 15-9 outburst in the third Sagers also added a basket. tributed a field goal each. two points each to the Lady Scot period as well to extend the Tooele stayed close with three Banford produced all four of offensive production down the margin to 40-26 headed into the field goals from Elva Banford and the Lady Buff points in the final stretch. final frame of the game. Park two points each from Mekenzi frame. Dunn stemmed the Ben recorded six points in the piv- Pacheco and Nigh. Boulter paved the way for the Lomond rally with eight points otal stretch, including a 3-point The Lady Tigers erupted for a Lady Tigers with a team high 14 in the fourth period and Banford bomb, while Josie Pugsley also 20-14 barrage in the third peri- and Downey hit for 12. Fiso pro- tossed in six to complete the provided a pair of baskets as od to extend the lead to 48-31 vided 10 and Sagers netted eight Lady Buff assault and thwart any well. Fronk, Woerner and Lish with one quarter still remain- for the victors. hopes of a Lady Scot comeback. also added a field goal each and ing. Fiso blistered the cords for Banford pumped in a game Nigh ripped the nets for a Petersen netted a free throw to eight points and Boulter hit for high 20 and Dunn flipped in nine career high 17 points while give the hosts a 14-point lead six. Lindsie Wilson, Sagers and for the Lady Buffs. Banford and Dunn contributed with eight minutes remaining. 14 each to lead the Lady Buffs Nigh spurred the Tooele to the pivotal home victory and offense with a pair of baskets sweep of Ben Lomond on the while Petersen and Banford season. MeKenzi Pacheco also flipped in a field goal each. Dunn fired in four for the hosts. also canned a free throw to aid Heather Lovelady poured in a the effort. team high 14 and Sarah George Both teams logged 14 points registered nine for the Lady each in the fourth quarter to Scots. complete the scoring in the Ogden 50 - Tooele 31 league affair. Banford ignited the The Lady Tigers outscored Lady Buff comeback bid with six the Lady Buffs in the first three points and Dunn tossed in four periods and rolled to a decisive more. Nigh and Sam Thomas victory Jan. 20 in Ogden. also hit for two points each to The hosts caught fire in the culminate the scoring for Tooele opening period to race to a huge in the contest. 18-8 lead just eight minutes into Fronk kept the Lady Buffs rally photography/Troy Boman at bay with five points down the Tooele’s Cherise Herrera looks for signs from Coach Barry Pitt down the game. stretch and Lish fired in three. the third base line. Herrera blasted a key triple to ignite the decisive Amy Petersen and Megan game winning rally Friday at Mt. Pleasant in a 7-4 triumph over rival Dunn logged three points each in Woerner, Pugsley and Robbins North Sanpete. the first frame and Elva Banford also added two points each to added a basket to complete the aid the Lady Bear triumph. scoring for the visitors. Fronk paved the way for the Lady Buff hurler also struck out Ogden tacked on a 10-4 scor- hosts win with a team high 12 Rally five and walked just one to earn ing edge in the second stanza to and Park chipped in with eight the victory on the hill. as well. Woerner and Lish also continued from Page A10 build a cozy 28-12 intermission Tooele 4 - Ced. City 1 lead. contributed seven each while innings had expired. The Lady Buffs exploded for a Dunn produced all four of the Pugsley and Petersen netted six However, Tooele refused to fold three-run rally in the bottom of Lady Buff points in the quarter. each. and battled back to take control. the fifth to end a 1-1 deadlock and The Lady Tigers logged a 10-5 Nigh paced the Lady Buffs Palmer, Mendenhall and Brunson propel Tooele into the tourney cushion in the third period scor- with a game high 13 and Banford all smacked consecutive singles finals March 12 in St. George. ing department to extend the poured in 10. Dunn also regis- to open the top of the sixth for the The Lady Redmen drew first lead to a whopping 38-17 and tered nine and Petersen added visitors. Jessica Howsden gave blood in the top of the second still one quarter remaining in the six for the visitors. the Lady Buffs a huge boost with stanza. Tarah Williams clubbed a affair. Orem 58 - Tooele 35 a two-run triple and Petersen later one-out triple and raced home on Banford led the way for Tooele The Lady Tigers outscored the clubbed a clutch two-out RBI sin- a wild pitch to stake Cedar City to with a three-point play in the Lady Buffs in all four frames and gle to chase home Howsden and a quick 1-0 edge. session and Thomas connected coasted to a preseason triumph stake the Lady Buffs to a 4-3 lead. However, Tooele bounced right on a basket as well. Dec. 1 at Orem. The Lady Hawks bounced back back to knot the affair at 1-1 in the The Lady Buffs did record a Delyse Downey poured in with a run in the bottom of the bottom of the third inning. Cherise slim 14-12 point production edge eight points while teammates sixth to knot the affair at 4-4. Herrera ripped a one-out double in the final frame of the game, Jenny Fiso, Jamie Sagers, April But Tooele bounced right back and bolted home on a clutch two- thanks to seven points by Nigh Nelson and Tina Martin tossed in with three runs in the top of the out RBI single by Lindsey Palmer and six from Thomas. Banford two points each to lead the hosts seventh to seize command of the to force the deadlock. also buried a free throw as well. to a quick 16-7 advantage after contest. Cherise Herrera deliv- The Lady Buffs broke the Jaclyn Skanchy paced the one quarter. ered the key blow with a leadoff game open in the bottom of the hosts in the affair with a game triple and Kristen Evans drew a fifth. Leslie Brunson and Herrera high 14 and Cha Jung tossed in walk and stole second to push clubbed consecutive singles to 10. Brianne Daniels and Shaylee another runner into scoring posi- begin the pivotal outburst and Stegen also contributed five tion. Palmer crushed a two-run both runners moved up on a sacri- points each for the Lady Tigers. triple to open the scoring and fice bunt by Kristen Evans. Palmer Thomas led the Lady Buffs push home the game deciding put down a perfect bunt to chase with a team high nine while Nigh runs and Mendenhall followed home Brunson and Castagno and Dunn provided seven points with a clutch RBI single to con- ripped a two-out, two-run single each. clude the scoring and vault Tooele later in the inning to push home B. River 54 - Tooele 40 to the victory. Herrera and Palmer and complete Palmer scattered seven hits, The Lady Bears outscored the the scoring. Lady Buffs 18-11 in the second struck out 14 and walked one to Lauren Folta scattered three earn the triumph on the hill for stanza to build a lead and rallied hits, struck out seven and didn’t for a home triumph Jan. 13 in the Lady Buffs. walk a batter to record the victory Herrera, Evans and Howsden Tremonton. for the Lady Buffs on the hill. Jessica Fronk hit for three and joined five other Lady Buffs with Herrera and Castagno spear- hits in the pivotal affair. Taren Lish fired in a field goal to headed the Lady Buff offense spot the hosts a slim 7-6 cushion Lone Peak 1 - Tooele 0 with two hits each while Palmer, after one period expired. The Lady Knights pushed home Jessica Howsden and Brunson Amy Petersen, Meredith Nigh a run in the third inning and made contributed one safety each. and Elva Banford popped the it stick in a hard fought victory Tooele 3 - Bear River 0 nets for a field goal each to over the Lady Buffs March 11 at The Lady Buffs pushed home account for all of the scoring in St. George. a single run in the opening three the opening session for the Lady Stephanie Steinerker smacked innings and Palmer made it stick Buffs. a leadoff single, advanced on a against their region and state Bear River tacked on an 18-11 fielder’s choice and bolted home nemesis Lady Bears March 12 in advantage in the second stanza to on a Bridget Sears double to pro- the tournament finals Saturday in build a 25-17 intermission edge. duce the lone tally of the game. St. George. Erica Park and Jessica Petersen Palmer scattered three hits, Kristen Evans clubbed a one- poured in a two field goal each struck out seven and walked one out single, advanced on a Palmer to spearhead the assault while in five innings of work before the walk and took third on a Lady game was called on time. Bear throwing miscue. Leslie MeKenzi Pacheco broke up the Brunson belted a ground ball Lone Peak no-hit bid with a sec- to chase home Evans and spot ond inning single. Tooele a 1-0 lead in the top of the Tooele 4 - Lehi 0 first inning. The Lady Buffs blanked the Jessica Howsden belted a lead- Lady Pioneers in tournament off single in the top of the second action and advanced into the stanza, moved to second when semifinals with the victory March the Lady Bears couldn’t handle a 12 in St. George. ball hit by Paige Lowry and bolted Kristen Evans smacked a one- home on a Cherise Herrera double E-mail us: out single in the bottom of the to build a 2-0 cushion. [email protected] opening stanza, stole second and Palmer and Brunson smacked Palmer drew a walk to put run- consecutive singles in the top ners on second and first base. of the third, Castagno moved Amber Castagno rapped a clutch both into scoring position on a two-out RBI single later in the sacrifice bunt and pinch-runner frame to stake Tooele to a 1-0 Mendenhall raced home on a wild lead. pitch to complete the scoring in The Lady Buffs broke the game the contest. open in the bottom of the fourth Palmer relinquished just a sin- Buy, Sell, with three more tallies. MeKenzi gle to Morgan Westergard in the Pacheco drew a one-out walk second and Brittani Richins in the Trade. and Leslie Brunson reached on third as the lone safeties of the a fielder’s choice. Then, Kelsey game for Bear River. The Lady Mendenhall crushed a three-run Buff junior also struck out nine home run blast to clear the base and walked just one in the finals paths and give the team a four-run contest. cushion late in the contest. Palmer also paced the Lady 882-0050 Palmer only relinquished a hit Buffs attack with two hits to Chantyle Hansen in the third while Herrera, Evans, Brunson, Subscribe Today and Jessica Anderson in the Howsden and Lowry added one fourth in the five-inning tilt. The safety each. 882-0050 Service Directory 03/22/05 3/22/05 10:23 AM Page 19

B6 TUESDAY March 22, 2005 Master Gardeners plan busy spring The Tooele Master Gardeners will be hosting a number of fun Bulb Show at Speir’s Historical to participate by planting a tree and educational events within Farm, 394 W. Second South, in memory of someone please the next few months. The Master Tooele. Mary Durtschi will be have the information needed for Gardeners are a volunteer arm in charge of the show and will the plaque to Barbara Barlow of the county extension office have many beautiful varieties of (882-0006) or Ray Beck (833- who provide services to the bulbs on display for your enjoy- 9916) by March 31. If you have public in the areas of garden- ment and ideas for future plan- any questions or would like to ing education, assistance with ning for your own yard. help with the Arbor Day celebra- gardening problems, awareness The Advanced Master tions please contact the follow- of the benefits of gardening and Gardeners from Thanksgiving ing persons – David Remington promoting gardening to improve Point will be holding a Garden for Tooele (833-9978), Kaye our communities and quality of Expo on Saturday, April 16, at Hollien for Stockton (882-2340) Seniors Karie Christensen and Sophie Tessier, members of Tooele the county extension building. and Gary Fawson for Grantsville High’s Sha-Ronns, were chosen for the 3A All-State drill team try-outs. life for everyone. Traditionally the Tooele There will be a variety of classes (884-1936). Duo selected to 3A All-State drill team Master Gardeners hold a taught throughout the day and Finally, please mark your cal- monthly meeting on the fourth you are welcome to come to endars for the Annual Garden one or as many as your sched- Tour to be held on Saturday, Seniors Karie Christensen Karie and Sophie are both Wednesday of every month that ule allows. There will be some June 25. This is always a great and Sophie Tessier, members of fourth year Sha-Ronns. Karie includes an educational program excellent speakers who have time to get ideas and inspira- Tooele High’s Sha-Ronns, were has served as the drill mis- open to the public. In addition to many years of gardening exper- tion from your fellow gardeners chosen for the 3A All-State drill tress for the past two years, these meetings we will be offer- tise to share. Watch for further in Tooele county. team try-out, held in Nephi, and Sophie currently serves ing several new programs this details as the date approaches. If you know of Super Crossword Answers Utah, and the girls were selected as drill team president. Both spring, so mark your calendars. Our Arbor Day celebrations anyone (includ- from among 60 dancers around girls have enjoyed learning and Our meeting this month will will be held on Friday, April 29, ing yourself) who the state. They were recognized have worked very hard under be Wednesday, March 23 and this year. There are programs has a beautiful on March 18 at the 3A boys the direction of Coach Stacey will be on pruning fruit trees. planned for Tooele, Stockton yard and/or unique all-state basketball game where Squires. Congratulations, girls! The lecture will be followed by a and Grantsville, and we invite landscaping and they also performed. pruning demonstration on March 25 given by Larry Sagers, Ray everyone to come and partici- would like to be Beck and Gary Fawson. Usually pate in a program near you. considered for the EDUCATION two locations are planned for This year, in addition to trees tour please contact the day, one in Grantsville and planted in memory of former Barbara Barlow at one in Tooele. If you need help Tooele City mayors, the Master the number above. Pake is the son of Steve Gardeners invite you to plant a The Master Pake Lyman and Julie Lyman of Erda and understanding the art of prun- ing a fruit tree don’t miss this tree in memory of a loved one. Gardeners would is a student at Tooele High A plaque with the information love to see many Pake Lyman has been demonstration. Look for details School. about the person to be honored people take advan- accepted by Dana College as in the “Doings” section. Dana College is a private, will be provided by the Master tage of these oppor- an incoming freshman for the liberal arts institution in Blair, On April 9 we will host the First Annual Master Gardeners Gardeners, but you will need tunities. Watch the year 2005-06. Neb. to provide the tree. If you wish “Doings” section

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(Ucan) Black Angus calves. meals, snacks included, applications for all 882-4591, leave mes- t hatching, AERATION, POWER- (435)830-2653 topsoil and gravel. 884- $75 weekly. Kathryn positions. Please 6868, 830-1124 sage; 882-4829 after trimming, RAKING, TILLING. KODAK SLIDE projector SALE 224-2028. apply in person. GET YOUR windows with screen, like new, 6pm yard Hauling: lime-chips, sand, gravel, topsoil 1-3 cleaned for spring. Miscellaneous $250. Spectrum metal LDS HOME in Tooele clean up. FOR SALE: used sad- 1111 N. 200 W. yards per delivery; com- Home Town Window detector with ear has 3 openings for ages W eekly dles, 1 youth size. 882- 3pm-5pm, post, manure 4/yards Washing. Comm/ res, phones and manual, 3+. Preschool music lawn 1997 BAYLINER 28.5 2219 Mon-Fri per delivery. 882-7877 senior discount. Mike $450. 849-1517 and other fun learning service, tilling. Quality 224-4731. boat. 1965 Chevy. opportunities. Angela Service. 1935 Ford. 1999 Har- LANDSCAPING ROCK, FULL BOARD: partially 843-0554, 224-4157. ATTN: SPRING is com- GREAT ESCAPE MAS- ley Davidson Roadking covered 50’x16’ run, A&W Restaurant in ing! Want a clean Grantsville, delivery and Nice stuff! 882-0467 SAGE @ SWEAT FIT- Classic. Utility trailer. $130/mo. 12x12 cov- LICENSED CHILD care Grantsville has open- yard? Call us- we haul setting available, large Piano, lamps, NESS. Escape your 1987 Dodge 13 passen- ered stalls, $150/mo. in Overlake, 1 ft position ings for daytime posi- off old junk. Landscap- or small, some very ABBEY’S CLEANING stress today! 1hr, $50. ger van. Call Fred at end tables, Daily turnout, Pegasus, and 2 summer open- tions, Monday-Sunday. ing, aerating, power unique shapes and col- Service, make more 34 S Main St. Appoint- 830-2667. treadmill, Grantsville. 830-7365 ings, healthy meals, fun Fax resume to 435-884- raking. 496-0337 ors. 884-6137 time for yourself, house, ments- information 843- exercise bike, atmosphere, preschool 3868 or apply in person, apartment or business, 7019, 224-2591. LARGE HEAT King desk, file GAME FENCE, NON- activities. Emily 882- 230 E Main, Grantsville. $12/hr. 882-2900 Riddles Salvage wood stove, ideal for drawer, CLIMB fence, field 3713. GROUND HOUND Trac- large cabin, $350 obo. fence. Great stock, low Continued on next page tor Tilling. Gardens and & Wrecking refrigerator, prices. 1-800-947-0249, 882-0376 area rug, DVD yards, mowing fields Real cash for 181 South 1200 East, RN’s in Tooele County, and lots. 882-4535 your junk ORIGINAL 99 Cadillac El player. Watch Lehi, Utah, Metalmart. (801)870-1941 car or truck. Dorado 4 chrome rims for upcoming (ucan) Why drive to SLC? w/newer Pirelli tires Easter weekend RETAIL SALES HANSON & SONS Han- • car & trucks P22560R16, $600. HAY FOR sale, small • farm equipment dyman home repairs, 882-3774 yard sale. bales. (801)560-6317, When you can stay here and be close to anything, reasonable, • batteries • aluminum & copper 884-6986. home and save on time and gas? Need a local, Stansbury Park. PLACE YOUR order now Call 884-0502 POSITION! am pm little extra money? Come work with a Call Jeff (801)694-1568. 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat for Cook’s Crafts. or cell HORSE AUCTION: SIL- GREAT home health care team here in Applicant must be personable, FREE Pick- up Wishing wells, wind- 801-580-6932 VER Rose Supreme HARMONY -US Land- 884-3366 mills, birdhouses, Classic Horse Sale, Tooele. Heritage Brookside Home Care has assertive, and self motivated. scaping. Tree, sprin- 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville wheelbarrows. Spring’s HAVING A GARAGE Saturday, March 26, an opening for a Part-Time PRN nurse. Will klers, lawns, sod. Fam- a comin’! 884-6269. SALE? Advertise it in Salt Lake County Experience in retail sales preferred. ily owned/ operated. need to work a couple of days during the the classifieds. Call Equestrian Park, 10800 week and on-call every other weekend. Get Excellent pay structure/benefits. Free estimate. Quality REDOING A BASE- 882-0050 South 2200 West, on-call pay, mileage reimbursement and paid Apply in person at: guaranteed. Judy Stan- Dave’s Drugs MENT FLOOR? Want South Jordan, Utah, 11 bury 850-2323. to coat your garage Pets a.m. Featuring 100 by the visit. Must have current Utah license ST 30 WEST 1 SOUTH concrete? Cracked or head from several and reliable transportation. 48 South 50 West, HOUSE CLEANING. flaking concrete drive- Need your home states including broke way? Want a custom 6 MONTH male lab. Free geldings, mares, young If interested please fax resume to TOOELE • 882-0964 cleaned? Or just a little 882-0287 patio floor? J & M Cus- call Ronnie 884-9057 help with spring clean- stock, with color and Are you taking vitamins, tom Flooring Systems breeding galore. 1-435- (435) 843-9911 ing? Call Stacie 882- AKC ENGLISH Cocker nutritional supplements, 1-888-394-4527. (ucan) 286-2281. (ucan) 2502. References puppies, championship or call office for an application at available. homeopathic or herbs? SELL YOUR computer in lines, male, female, Need to sell that new (435) 843-9900, You can Are they okay with your the classified. Call 882- $400, contract required. PIANO LESSONS, $10 champion bull or your 0050 Call 882-7252 ask for always stop by our office at per 1/2 hr lesson, ex- pharmacy medications? yearling calves? Place Anne or leave mes- perienced teacher, lo- TIRES 265X75X16 your classified ad into 220 Millpond Rd, Better let us check it out. sage. FURNITURE & APPLIANCE cated in Northeast mounted on Chev rims. 47 newspapers, find Tooele. Call Deanne $250. Couch and Suite 108, Stansbury Park. AKC REGISTERED your buyers quickly. For at 228-4058. swivel rocker, both in (We will be moving to Tooele in April!) 2 C TW princess cut plat- male, cream colored, only $135. your 25 word excellent shape. 882- classified will be seen inum diamond engage- 5387 Miniature Poodle, in- ment ring, paid $5000, door/ outdoor, great by up to 500,000 read- NEW COURSES will sell for $2500. Call TROY BUILT garden till- w/kids. $350. Call Lyn- ers. It is as simple as 830-4685. er, worth $1500, sell for da 843-4434 or 850- calling the Tooele Tran- $950. 884-6629 8082. script Bulletin at 2002 MONTANA travel (435)882-0050 for de- trailer, loaded w/lots of USED TREADMILL for AKC RUST/ black Minia- tails. (Ucan) extras. 31’ 5th wheel. sale. Call Larry 884- ture Pinchers, dew $28,000. 840-5199 6210. claws, 1st shots, tails, 2 NEW SUPPLY of dry males, 1 female straw bales, $5/ bale. 7 DAY, 6 night Disney You may have just the $500ea, 1 female runt Free delivery on 5 ea or vacation, paid $600, thing someone out of $700. (801)450-6509. more purchased. Garth must sell- $199. Call town is looking for. 837-2246 or 830-2309. HELP WANTED (801)242-5548. Place your classified ad BLACK & TAN Dachs- in 47 of Utah's newspa- hund puppy. Female, 9 COMPOUND SLIDING pers, the cost is $135. weeks old, first puppy Sporting Goods Golf Professional History Prof. Bruce Nye will be offering two exciting history courses 12” miter saw, $350. For up to 25 words. You shot. $275.00 firm 843- Tooele City is looking for an energetic and customer for the summer session, May 9th - August 12th. Call 882-4060. will be reaching a po- 7144 oriented golf professional to manage the Oquirrh Hills Golf tential of up to 500,000 SELLING YOUR moun- Course. Nestled in base of the Oquirrh Mountains, our 9- History 2010: Western Civilization & Islam COMPUTER AMD 64bit readers. All you need to BLACK LAB. 5yrs. old, tain bike? Advertise it in hole course provides both recreation and competitive play. Tuesdays 5:15, 7:45pm 3000+, 512mb ram, do is call the Tooele needs new home. Has the classifieds. Call HS diploma (or equivalent) and 4 yrs experience as a 80gb hard drive, Win- 882-0050 manger or supervisor, or assistant manager or assistant Have you ever wondered where the Western World developed it’s Transcript Bulletin at dog run, kennel and supervisor of golf course operations or maintenance. paranoia of Islam? This course is designed to give the student a dows XP Professional (435)882-0050 for full dog house. Free to Education may substitute for up to 2 years of experience on 52x32x52 cd burner, details. (Ucan) good home. 843-1878 a year-to-year basis. Class A member of the Professional comparative sense as to the combined histories of Western Civilization 16x dvd rom. Call to- Lost & Found Golf Association (PGA) and driver’s license required. and Islam. The class will look at specific core events in the Western day (435)578-0558 or Furniture & CLAWS + Paws mobile Strong customer service, management background, and world view, and then explore how the Islamic world helped influence (435)849-2315. Appliances grooming. I’ll come to an innovative vision for our course and a four-year degree these events, or our perception of them. you. Flexible hours, rea- LOST: YORKIE Chihua- from an accredited college in recreation management or COMPUTER, $350, Pen- hua mix, brown and related area are desired. Full-time regular position with $275 NEW CANOPY sonable rates. Call base salary and comprehensive benefits provided. History 3220: Medieval European Civilization, 500-1500 AD tium II 300mhz 128mb BED, black iron w/mat- Margaret for an appoint- black, $50 reward. Call Thursdays 8-10:30pm ram 4eb hard drive 32x tress set, still packaged. ment 840-1537, 882- Rachael 882-1731. To be considered, return a completed Tooele City cd Windows XP 16” Application to A history of: Knights, Wars, Crusades, Castles & Plagues! This class (801)831-0678 5019. Tooele City HR will cover the emergence of Western Civilization from the remnants of monitor, speakers. 90 N Main, Tooele, UT 84074 FOR SALE: 2 cute Pit Roman & Germanic cultures. It will include: the spread of 884-0523 Leave num- $99 FULL mattress set, prior to 5:00 p.m. on March 30, 2005 ber in plastic. (801)831- Bull puppies, $150 obo. Christianity, evolution of aristocracy & peasantry, the growth of towns, 0678 882-2801 Additional information and electronic applications may be clashes between church & state, the emergence of universities and the FOR SALE: U2 tickets obtained from www.tooelecity.org/citydepartments/humanresources.asp demographic disasters of the plague & warfare of the late Middle Ages. for Denver concert, 27” GE electric wall over, April 15, premium seats convection, self clean- Other vacancies include temporary laborers, lifeguards, Call 882-6611 for more information. in lower level close to ing, excellent condition, swim instructors, and substitute crossing guards. stage. Call 830-3806. $200 obo. 882-1532 EEO/ADA Employer CLASS PAGES 03/22/2005 3/22/05 10:34 AM Page B8

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Continued from previous page Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Recreational Autos Autos Trucks Vehicles Help Wanted BOYS & Girls Club of MORTGAGE, I AM look- WORK IN THE Nation's 97 MALLARD Fleetwood 1986 TOYOTA CELICA 95 TAURUS, $1000 obo. 96 FORD 250 Power Tooele has an opening ing for licensed loan of- capital, Washington DC. 24’ travel trailer, sleeps GTS, 2.0L twin cam, Call Dave 884-1087. Stroke 4x4, extended HELP for an After School Pro- ficers. We provide all Nanny positions availa- seven. 843-9014 300,000k miles. Low cab, gray and white, gram Counselor. Part leads. We pay 100% ble. Live-in or out. DC, compression in #4. FOR SALE: 1994 Nissan 173k miles, $8500 obo. HELP WANTED time position available, minus a $450 transac- VA, MD. Great Pay! Ex- 98 ALJO 26ft, fully self Many recent parts. Altima, tinted windows, (801)380-3094 Monday, Tuesday, tion fee. Rebecca 801- perience/references re- contained, bunk beds, $600 OBO. 435-224- leather, sunroof, good WANTED Applebee’s in Tooele is Thursday, Friday 2pm- 654-0328. (ucan) quired. 1-703-481-3181 master bedroom, sleeps 3277 condition, $2600. Call 98 FORD Ranger, 4x4, seeking fun, energetic 5:30pm, Wednesday or eight, $7500 with equal- 224-4583. 95k miles, automatic, Country Pride 12:30pm-5:30pm. Du- www.metronannies.com izer. 882-3582 1987 NISSAN Pulsar flare style, bed liner, Restaurant individuals to join our MOTHER’S HELPER team. We are looking to ties include planning needed in my Pine Can- (ucan) NX, runs much better IMPALA 2002 under power steering, ac, dark at than she looks! Good green, runs great, fill several positions and implementing a va- yon home, experience Motorcycles & $10,000, fully loaded, Business tires and stereo, good $8250. 882-8199 including: host, server riety of recreational and with children who have ATVs sunroof, heated leather educational programs special needs a plus. economical transporta- seats, under warranty. and kitchen staff. If you Opportunities 2001 KTM 50 SX Pro and activities with ele- Please call for job de- tion, $450 obo. 843- Call Kevin (801)706- PARTING OUT 1983 have prior restaurant SR, $1000 obo. Troy mentary aged youth. scription and application ABSOLUTE GOLD 8598 4428 or (320)491-6787. Chev 3/4 ton, reasona- e xperience or have 884-0635. Must be creative, flexi- (801)388-2683 or MINE! $0 Down. Her- ble prices. Call always wanted to work ble and enjoy working sheys/Frito-Lay Route 1992 CHRYSLER New SELL YOUR CAR or (435)496-0668. (801)825-3960. 2002 HONDA Rubicon, in the restaurant with youth. Must be in Utah. Huge cash Yorker, V6, auto, great boat in the classifieds. is HIRING: yellow, runs and looks industry then please able to meet deadlines profits. Work 8 looking and running, Call 882-0050 Apartments for • Shop• Cook NANNIES NEEDED: great, stored inside, stop by Applebee’s at and complete assigned hours/weekly , Net $2000 obo- trade for • Waitress • Fast Food LOVE CHILDREN? You 10,760 miles, $4800. Rent 1280 North 30 West duties. Must be 21 or $41K/year. Free infor- good truck with auto SELLING FOR parts: 95 will love this job! Full- 884-3590 or 884-6916. $525, 2BDRM, clean, ------in Tooele between 2pm older with a valid Utah mation 24 hours. 1-800- trans. 833-0492 time, live-in. Nation- Pontiac Grand Am, re- quiet, carport and stor- Apply in person driver’s license and 761-4611. (ucan) built 3.2L engine with and 4pm any day to fill wide. Great benefits, 2002 YAMAHA Grizzly 1993 FORD Taurus, 4dr, age. 830-6627 8836 N. Hwy 40 good driving record. less than 7000 miles, out an application. great pay. Airfare paid. 4x4, $5500. 882-3582 3.8 L V-6, silver, good Lake Point Criminal background ALL CASH CANDY $850. (801)232-3649 Applicants must be 18 Helpers West Toll-free condition, excellent 1BDRM APARTMENT, Ask for Debbie check required. Experi- ROUTE. Do you earn years or older. 1-866-546-3889, Utah's Boats mileage, recent tune up, $410/mo, $200/dep, 32 ence working with youth $800 in a day? Your Oldest Nanny Agency. 90,960 miles, $1800 SUVs S 7th St, Tooele. 884- preferred. Salary own local candy route. (ucan) obo. 882-4025 0826 range: $8-$8.50/hr doe. Includes 30 machines 00 PONTOON boat, 24’, 1982 BLAZER. Fuel in- To apply please fax or JANITORIAL. ENVIRO- and candy. All for 125hp Merc, low hours. 1993 MERCURY Topaz, jected 350. 3/4 ton lift email resume to Dar- CARE of Utah, Utah's $9,995. 1-800-814- 843-9014 runs good, $400 obo. FOR RENT H ARPER 6047. (ucan) and axles. 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Phone shed, no smoking, no ble transportation, good responsibilities, excel- parts, $4795. 840-2298 Business owners If you home time, pay and school diploma, detail 800-749-8104 ext. V896 (801)856-8677. pets, $450/mo, driving record and able lent problem-solving, 843-0621 need someone fast, benefits! Regional orientated and depend- (ucan) $400/dep. 843-0188 or to pass a BCI. $8-$9 communication and an- 91 SUBARU Legacy, place your classified ad drivers make up to able person a must. (801)588-8465. plus mileage. Reply alytical skills. Experi- good for student or in all 47 of Utah's news- $55,000. Team driv- Envirocare offers excel- $500! HONDAS FROM 1992 TOYOTA extended Deb at 843-7545. ence with Great Plains commuter, good condi- 2BDRM DUPLEX, cen- papers. The person you ers make up to lent pay and other ca- $500! Police impounds! cab 4x4, new BFGs, Software preferred. Pro- tion, $1200. 830-8332 tral air, hookups, are looking for could be DRIVER - COVENANT $150,000. Werner reer opportunities. En- For listings 800-749- V6, cd premium sound, ficiency in Microsoft Ex- $550/mo. Move in bo- from out of town. The TRANSPORT. Excel- Enterprises 800-346- virocare will provide 8104 extension A519. custom wheels, 118k, cel and Word. Salary: 93 AEROSTAR van, nus. 882-0366, 830- cost is only $135. for a lent pay and benefits for 2818 ext 557. transportation to and green paint, looks great, from our Salt Lake/ DOE, qualified candi- 03 MUSTANG GT, good clean, new motor $5400. 843-0849 2665 25 word ad and it experienced drivers, dates should immedi- w/40,000 miles, good reaches up to 500,000 0/0, solos, teams and EXPERIENCED FNP or Grantsville location to condition, clean, load- PA needed for estab- the Clive work site. ately fax or e-mail their ed, 28,000 miles, tires, runs well, depend- 1994 TOYOTA pickup, 2BDRM DUPLEX, wash- people. All you do is call graduate students. Bo- resumes and cover let- able transportation, er, dryer hookups, wa- the Tooele Transcript nuses paid weekly. lished medical practice, Please submit resume $15,000. Must sell. runs great, engine in after hours and week- with subject line Janitor ters to 1-435-722-6823 843-9862 or (801)680- seats seven, $1195 top condition, body in ter and sewer paid, Bulletin at (435)882- Equal opportunity em- or [email protected]. obo. 882-6091 Brian. $450 plus utilities, $200 0050 for all the details. ployer, 1-888-MORE ends. Send resume to: Clive Site to jobs@en- 0769. fair condition, $2200. virocareutah.com or fax (ucan) 882-4170 or 850-9973 deposit. 882-8341 (Ucan) PAY (1-888-667-3729). Attn: Mary, 1959 N Aar- 93 Ford Taurus wagon. it to 801-413-5650. 1982 MAZDA RX7, great (ucan) on Dr, Ste C. 149k miles, new trans- Envirocare- The Safe Al- LEADERS WHO DE- shape, runs strong, low 91 CHEVY S10, runs 2BDRM, 1BTH home on AMJ CONSTRUCTION mission, 4 new tires, ternative SIRE freedom, wealth, miles, $1500 obo. Ken great, 125k, $600 obo. quiet street, fully Framers needed, 6mo- CASHIER, WEEKENDS, FIRE EXTINGUISHER new battery, am/fm cd, Human Resources/ TS and an honest home- 833-9741, 840-4007 224-2969 fenced, private back- 1yr experience, own afternoons and grave- sales and service tech- $2300 obo, payments 605 N 5600 W SLC, Ut, based lifetime opportu- yard, washer/ dryer in- tools and transportation yards. Apply in person nician needed to serv- possible. 882-2449 nity. Minimum invest- 1993 FORD Escort, good 94 DODGE Ram, fair cluded, Section 8 ok, required. Call 882-6622 at The Way Station in ice Tooele County area. 84116 Affirmative Action and ment required. 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Use $ $ yard, tile kitchen, new carpets. becca 801-654-0328, tionist (Business, insur- your home computer or $ 122,500 $ 81,000 Move in special $625 deposit, first Bond. (ucan) ance coordinator). 1. laptop. No experience Needs experience. 2. necessary. 1-800-693- 5425 Ardennes Way, Stans. Park Great Starter or Retiree Condo! month rent FREE with lease. Utah Radiology Certifi- 9398 Ext. 1884. (ucan) 107 West 600 North, #103 This Cozy Condo has JOIN THE team!! Utah's Inviting SOLDand Gorgeous w/ 3 Bdrms, Full Bath, Custom cation. 3. Current BLS SOLD 2 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Gas Fireplace, Covered Patio, hottest restaurant/ night Small Business owners: Upgrades, Open Spacious Design Throughout and a PET OWNERS WANTED club is looking for expe- certified. 4. May need Storage, Upgrades, comes with Washer/Dryer, Place your classified ad Large Vinyl Fenced Yard. to rent remodeled 2 bdrm home in East rienced servers/ cocktail to work some weekends Appliances and is Handicap Accessible. in 47 newspapers Tooele. Fenced yard with dog run. $600/ waitresses, bartenders, & extended hours. throughout Utah for only accountant and night Send resume to Rose- month, $600/deposit. $135. for 25 words, and manager. Please call wood Dental, 181 W $5. per word over 25. (435)882-4040 or come Vine St, Tooele, Utah Call Ben at You will reach up to to 1641 N Main, Tracks. 84074 or fax to 500,000 buyers and it is 801-680-4440 Must be 21+. (435)882-1040. a one call, one order, LANDSCAPE foreman, TRAVEL AGENCY look- one bill program. Call the Tooele Transcript 1yr experience. 843- ing for personable, en- $ $ $ $ 43,460 7105 ergetic career minded Bulletin at (435)882- 97,000 43,460 individual for 3-4 days a 0050 for further info. H URRY! (Ucan) 158 East 1530 No. Overpass Pt. week with possibility for 227 Alfred Drive LICENSED NAIL Tech- 1999 Cavco Manufactured Home full time position. Re- This Multi-level Twin Home has 3 Bdrms/ 2 Full Baths, 50% Only 3 left! nician needed. Beauti- Spacious 1940 s.f. floor plan, 4 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Wanted Finished Basement, Central A/C, Large Vinyl Fenced Yard, ful, spacious new salon, quires good communi- Master Suite w/ Walk-In Closet, Garden Tub, His/Her Trees, Full Auto-Sprinklers, Garden Plot and More. great location. Tangles cation and computer Vanities. skills, travel experience Salon, 47 N Main, ROOMMATES WANTED Tooele. 882-1132 preferred or training will No Closing Costs be required. Salary to share a clean house, based on experience. rent is negotiable. 850- LOVE TO shop? Mys- 9593 * tery Shoppers needed Bring resume to office immediately in your lo- Monday through Friday, Recreational $ 00 cal area. Flexible 10am-4pm, 185 N Main Vehicles payments per mo. hours, complete train- St, Ste 401. No phone as low as ing. Internet access re- calls, please. 1998 SALEM 28’x8’, lots $ $ $ $ 498 quired. Call 888-829- of cabinets, microwave, 91,500 89,500 For more information call Matthew with 8928. awning, outside shower, great shape. 843-9321 369 North 1st East 248 East 200 South Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 SALES CLERK, full time. This Well Built Rambler has 1372 s.f., 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths, Super Starter and Investment w/ 3 Bdrms, Full Bath, FAX 435-843-1148 Apply in person at 84 GEORGIE Boy 25ft Family Rm, Cold Storage, Rear Entry into Mud Rm and New Hardwood (Alder) Cabinets & Counters *Special Utah Housing Financing applies Dave’s Drug 30 W 1st class A, air, gen, awn- a covered patio. Throughout Kitchen & Bath, New W/C and Fenced Yard. • Payments based on P&I FHA ARM 3.72$ Interest. APR 6.003% South. ing, $7900. 882-3774

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Continued from previous page Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Homes Homes Mobile Homes Lots & Land Rent Apartments for QUIET, CLEAN, 2bdrm $100 off first months 5BDRM, 3BTH, fully BUILD YOUR dream IMMACULATE TOOELE 3BDRM 2BTH mobile UTAH'S BEST LAND Gorgeous Stansbury Rent apt. Dishwasher, gar- rent. 3 bdrm starting fenced yard, $900/mo, home on 1 acre of rambler, tile, carpet, vi- home, nice, $13,000. bargain. 40 acres - Park 3 bed, 2 bath 2BDRM, 1BTH, central bage disposal, wash- at $980 per month. $600/dep. 1208 N 490 horse property, South nyl siding, 4mo old, a 882-2153 $24,900. Uinta Moun- er/ dryer hookup, ca- Call for details 224- East. Call Alan Multilevel Hale in Grantsville. Call must see! $118,000. tain area. Outdoor lov- air, big backyard, ga- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ble TV. $450 per 2737. (801)652-0265 eve- close to lake, large lot, Carol with Prudential Call Tony (801)706- er's dream! Dramatic rage, 1200+ sqft, no home for rent, no smok- month, $300 deposit. nings (801)253-7232. hardwood floors, 830-0007. 6363. Secure Real Es- mountain views, close smoking, pets. ing/ pets. 882-1550 $650/mo utilities paid, No smoking, no pets. 1BDRM HOUSE, $450, fireplace, very open. tate. to conveniences. Sur- FOR SALE or rent: DUPLEX FOR sale, rounded by wilderness. plus deposit. 833-0685 See at Broadway all utilities included, Price to sell quickly FOR SALE: mobile 3bdrm, 2bth mobile 3bdrm, 2bth, fireplace LEASE TO own Stans- Nearby lake and state or 840-3068. Pointe Apts. or call $300/dep, references and only at $151,900. home, 1999, 3bdrm, home. Please call 884- with each unit. Call bury newly remodeled parks. Excellent financ- 882-2807. Real Val- needed, no smoking, no Call Ben at 2bth, very, very cheap, 3317 or 496-3282. (307)265-6538 after home, 5bdrm, 3bth, ing. Call UTLR 1-877- 3BDRM IN Tooele- ue! pets. 882-4633 801-680-4440 must sell- moving. 882- 6pm. granite/ wood/ stone tile 349-5263. (ucan) 2BDRM in Grantsville, 8144 w/d hookups, central ROOMMATE WANTED 1BDRM HOUSE, GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM floors, stucco, home. Attractive, EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, STOCKTON BUILDING ac, covered parking, to share my Tooele $550/mo, washer and $169,000. Must See! GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM fenced yard, carport, 2bth w/views! Whirlpool lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. pets welcome. Aaron home, female, no smok- dryer included, water 833-0511, (801)631- mobile home, lease and storage. No smoking, bath, 2 car garage, cor- Newly constructed (801)450-8432. ing, $500/mo. paid. 840-2395 7659 references required, no $675, water and sew- ner lot, fenced, land- roads. Beautiful lake/ (801)232-3649 pets, $450/mo, APRIL FREE rent! New 2 BDRM CONDO, 1 car age included. $300 de- scaped, sprinklers, NEW HOME on horse mountain views. Great $162,500. 843-9927 $300/dep. 882-1695 for manufactured or 3bdrm, 2bth town- ROOMMATE WANTED, garage, Stansbury posit call David 884- property with two homes, 2 car garage, Park, $500 deposit, 0916 shares water. 405 North Lots & Land custom built homes. Grantsville, $400, 1/2 FOR SALE! FITCH MANSION, ac, enclosed yard, $750/mo, Call Tom at Wrathall Circle, Grants- 882-7094. utilities. 830-5472 4308sqft hillside bunga- hookups, starting at 843-5323 GRANTSVILLE, 4BDRM, ville. Heather, All Pro low overlooking historic $385. 882-4004 2bth, quiet cul-de-sac, Realty (801)404-0142 RESIDENTIAL BUILD- Water Shares ROOMMATE- SHARE Eureka, 19 rooms, 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, $825/mo, 77 S Harris ING lot, Canyon Rim C-A INVESTMENT new house in Tooele, 4.5bths, new roof, Na- large fenced backyard, St, rent, rent to own, Estates, 12,000sqft, 43 E 500 North. Newly includes utilities, master tional Historic Register, NO QUALIFYING. For no indoor pets, sale. (801)598-4881 zoned R1-12, all under- painted, 2bdrm, 1bth, bedroom/ bath, no Sell Your Home Here for $130,000 obo. 882- sale by owner: Tooele, owner pays water. smoking, outdoor pet $650/mo includes wa- Highlands, 3bdrm, 1bth, ground utilities, peace- GRANTSVILLE, GOR- 7094 Well Water $575/mo. 882-1199 ok. 843-7000 ter. 376 E Vine St. $ 80* large lot. Contact Den- ful, secluded, beautiful 833-0221 GEOUS new custom ea. FSBO GRANTSVILLE nis at (801)641-6905. views, canyon atmos- for Sale CUTE #4 basement, home, 3bdrm, rent to 6 phere, $29,900. Owner SLEEPING ROOMS 4bdrm, 1.5bth, irrigation 2, 3 and 4bdrm homes own, available starting 2bdrm, hookups, no available, $70 per share included, fully OPEN HOUSE, Saturday 882-7094. for rent starting at $650 at $1000/mo. Mark Call 882-0050 100 acre ft. of smoking/ pets, 111 N week, $10 key deposit, fenced, .33 acre. 12pm-3pm, 1472 E 850 and up. (801)870-5208 (801)918-7755, Prostar *Based on 13 issue contract. Second St. Will show first and last week- total $107,000. Call 884- North, Tooele. HORSE PROPERTY, well water in by appointment. Realty. $146,000, 4bdrm plus 1 acre lots in Grantsville $150 to move in. 46 N 2200SQFT, 3BDRM, 1471. $450/mo, $300/dep. Broadway. 882-7605 2BDRM CONDO, 2 car office, 2.75bth, on Hale Street, beauti- Tooele 2bth, basement, close NEWER HOME for lease (801)679-1467 attached garage, wood FSBO: 3BDRM, 1.5bth, 2100sqft. (801)571- ful view, irrigation wa- $ to East Elementary, 556 in nice neighborhood, County. 2,500 and stone floors, vault- finished basement, 4yrs 4130 Assist 2 Sell. ter included. 882- DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, SMALL 2BDRM house, Upland Dr, $775/mo, 4bdrm, 2bth, $850/mo, ed ceilings, 400sqft old, all appliances in- 6686, 882-0672. per acre ft. $650/mo, completely re- $775/dep. Contact Sta- w/d hookups, ac, car- $500 deposit, no smok- storage room under ga- cluded, backyard play- PAYMENT UNDER $600 modeled, new carpet, cey Campbell cell port, and storage, ing, no pets. Kathleen rage, $124,900. 884- ground, $115,000. Call with 0 down. 3bdrm, 801-756-5635 $625/mo plus deposit. new tile. Basement phone (801)510-9705. 224-4517 or (801)408- 1bdrm apartment, 6749 for more details 843- 900sqft. 329 Highland (801)263-1779, 1797. Dr. Must see inside! $400/mo. 257 N 100 2BDRM HOME, referen- 9659. 3 SHARES of Settlement (801)824-0399 3BDRM, 2BTH home (801)455-6288 West. 882-5398, 882- ces required, no pets, Canyon Irrigation for NICE, SMALL 1bdrm w/room to grow. Close FSBO: 3BDRM, 1bth LARGE 2BDRM, 4 plex, 5415. $575/mo, $300/dep. sale in Tooele, $2250 home in Stockton, water to school and golf cute home! Fenced, • 5 acre lots coin laundry, newly re- 882-1695 or 884-3350 Planning on selling your per share. If interested and garbage paid, cred- course. Priced to sell at landscaped yard, 50% from $103,500 modeled, new cabinets, SPACIOUS ONE bed- home, you could be please call Robbie at it check required. 882- only $149,900. 804 finished basement, ga- new paint, new carpet, room apartment, fur- 2BDRM POSSIBLY 3, sending your sales • Includes Horse (801)260-1502. 2649 Country Club. Jeff rage, asking $119,400. tile, linoleum, $500/mo. nished including washer 1bth, everything new, points to up to 500,000 Fencing (801)244-3946. Please contact Aimee people at once. For SETTLEMENT CANYON Jim 850-2374. and dryer, quiet neigh- 305 S 200 West, no OVERLAKE, 1619 Dur- • Water Rights RE/MAX Results. at 840-4764. $135. you can place water shares. 843-1395 borhood, $450/mo plus pets, no smoking, ocher, 3bdrm, 2bth MOVE IN SPECIAL- Live utilities. For details call your 25 word classified $775/mo, available April house, great neighbor- 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, GRANTSVILLE, NEW 801.808.8530 free for 1 month. You 843-1379. ad to all 47 newspapers Office Space 1st. 830-2747, 882- hood, newer home, ga- 2100 total, 1300 finish- custom home! Rent to www.brookfi eldutah.com can move into a beauti- in Utah. Just call Tooele 8871. rage, new appliances, ed, warm with lots of own, low down, no bank 3500 No. Droubay Road ful two bedroom apart- SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, Transcript Bulletin at $950/mo, $600/dep, 1yr natural light, great fami- qualify. Mark (801)918- EAST ERDA ment at Valley Mead- $200 move in allow- 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, new (435)882-0050 for all FLOOR SPACE with util- lease. 833-0338 ly neighborhood, must 7755, Prostar Realty. ows for $0 down. The ance. $500/mo, $400 paint, new carpet, no the details. ities and some ameni- see, $129,999. ties, excellent for stor- first month is free after deposit. Accepts hous- smoking, pets negotia- SMALL ONE bedroom (801)209-0049 GREAT HOME for sale. STANSBURY CONDO age, computer, utility. that the rent is $453 a ing. 328 E Main, ble, $750/mo plus de- house for rent, $375 a 4bdrm and laundry all for sale, 2bdrm, 1bth, NEW 882-6162 month. These apart- Grantsville. Call posit, 6mo lease. 882- month plus $200 clean- 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, on one level, 2.5bth, .26 ments will not last long (801)815-2928, 435- central air, 1 car ga- OFFERING: 7568 leave message. ing deposit, background custom tile, partial land- acre lot, gas fireplace, FOR LEASE: 2900sqft at this special offer. 884-0432. rage, private patio, near 6 unit minor check will be initiated, scaping, rv pad, lots of central air. 60 Spyglass located at 209 N Main Call Carole 882-7875, 3BDRM, 1BTH home, golf course, swimming references necessary, upgrades, $139,900 Circle. Just reduced to subdivision, 5.3 acre Street, parking front and newer home, nice pool, $92,000. 882- ext 123. STUDIO APARTMENTS no pets or smoking. obo. Must sell. Must lots, green belt eligible, $175,000. Jeff 801-244- 5260 rear, available space in- on Vine and Broadway, neighborhood, close to Phone 882-3106. Vernon, UT. Close to QUALITY APART- see! 843-1619 3946. RE/MAX Results. cludes seven offices, $365 & $375 per month park, new paint/ carpet, Dugway, Deseret MENTS reception office and utilities included. Call swamp cooler, $600 de- STANSBURY CONDO, 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, HORSE PROPERTY STANSBURY, ON the Quiet, unique floorplans, Chemical, and Tooele large conference room. Chris at (435)833-9134 posit, $725/mo. 882- large master bedroom fully landscaped/ FSBO: 1.37 acres in Er- lake, rambler, 4bdrm, newly remodeled, tile Army Depots. 45 For more information or (801)278-8971. 7061 w/bath, walk-in closet, fenced, 2 car garage, rv da, 3130sqft, custom 2bth, 2yrs old, almost through, kitchen & bath, minutes west of Lehi. call (435)882-1529 or den, 2bdrms, 1bth, ga- pad, large deck, near built rambler, 1998, 1/2 acre, 3 car garage, lush landscape, fenced 3BDRM, 1BTH home, Small town atmosphere. (435)830-2550. TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, rage, patio, fireplace, golf course, must see! 3bdrm, 2bth, tile $237,900. 843-8114 or yard & parking, centrally newer home, nice Local elementary dishwasher and ac, no digital satellite. Availa- $138,000. 882-4073 throughout, outside en- 850-2105. located, great prices. neighborhood, close to Commercial smoking/ pets, ble now. $850. 882- trance, partially finished school. Starting at Call 882-1372. park, new paint/ carpet, $575/mo, $300/dep. 5276 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1800sqft basement, lots of ex- TOOELE, 4BDRM, $43,500 per lot. Property Move in special. 882- swamp cooler, dish- twin home for rent/ sale. tras, $245,000. For in- 1.25bth, 2200sqft, new Includes approved well 8-UNIT MOTEL for sale 4998 or (801)592-1452 washer, $500 deposit, STANSBURY RAM- $800/mo, first and last. formation call 843-7146. carpet, new linoleum, application permits. in Hanksville, Utah. Lo- $725/mo. 882-7061 BLER, rent or least op- Located at 227 Alfred new landscape, sprin- Adjacent land cated in heart of Grand tion, 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car Drive. (435)862-5664. I WANT YOUR HOUSE klers, fenced, in cul-de- Circle National Parks Are you making 3BDRM, 1BTH twin available. garage, $975. and I’ll pay FULL price! sac, $112,000. 586 N Route. Great seasonal home, all appliances in- 882-0376 (801)870-8701 4BDRM, 1.5BTH gas (801)598-8514 Brandon 470 East. 833-0262 income. Contact Fern your landlord rich? cluded, rent with lease fireplace, office room, www.wantfullprice.com 830-4196 Hunt 1-435-542-3251. option, $850/mo. 882- TOOELE LARGE 4bdrm, family room, game URGENT- MUST sell (ucan) Most people don’t realize how easy it can be to 0190, (801)661-7442. buy their first home. Many renters are able to 3bth, 2 car garage, new room, 2 car garage, SELLING YOUR HOME? Overlake 5bdrm ram- purchase a house with no money down and can carpet/ paint, finished next to 3 schools. Advertise it in the clas- bler, very nice, like new. even keep their mortgage payments lower than the amount they pay 3BDRM, 2.5BTH multi $120,000 882-5401 sifieds. Call 882-0050 Call 843-5850. in rent. With the current low rates, first time homebuyer programs level home, $950/mo basement with large Continued on next page and professionals who will hold your hand every step of the way. plus deposit. Must see! family room, $1095/mo. Maybe it’s time you start making YOU rich. 882-4849 1072 N. 490 East Rates as low as 4.875% Davidson Realty 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile (801)466-5078 We specialize in… home for rent, no smok- Bad or No Credit • Bankruptcies • Foreclosures ing/ pets. 882-1550 TOOELE TWIN home, Low Credit Scores • Stated Income • 100% Financing 3bdrm, 1bth, carport, Think Spring! 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1800sqft $700/mo, $700/dep. twin home for rent/ sale. Available April 1st. 894 $800/mo, first and last. W 700 South. Linda $ Located at 227 Alfred (801)319-3967. Price Reduced to only 139,900 Drive. (435)862-5664. TOWNHOUSE, stucco 3BDRM, 2BTH, hard- w/rock exterior For fast pre-approval call 435-224-3130 wood floors, full base- 2000sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, 223 Millcreek Way, ment w/new carpet, 1 pool, exercise room, car garage, big fenced clubhouse, no smoking, Tooele Rent to Own yard, $850/mo, 1yr no pets, $950/mo. • 4 bedrooms $525 Moves you in, start building equity in a lease required, serious (801)455-1299 inquiries. 882-0200 home of your own. No bank qualifying, 2-3 WHY RENT when you • 2 baths bed, new plumbing. Call Ben, 801-680-4440. 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, can buy? 0 down pro- • Remodeled kitchen living rooms, swimming grams, credit issue pro- S top Renting pool, lawn care includ- grams, single parent • Beautiful back yard ed, no smoking, pets, programs, call for de- Seller finance, no bank qualify, bad credit or 1st/ last, 1yr lease, tails. Chris Sloan Group • Lovely Family Room bankruptcy o.k., low down payment on $980/mo, $650/dep. 1 Real Estate 840-5029 just off kitchen beautiful 3 bedroom home on upper east side (435)496-3794 of town. New hardwood floors, updated bath. Homes Payments as low as $750/month. 4BDRM, 1BTH, across from Harris Elementary, Call now, 801-680-4440. $700/mo, $400/dep, no $116,000 RAMBLER, pets, no smoking. Call central air, vaulted ceil- 841-9936 ask for Tom. ing, two tone paint, Rent to Own oversized garage, 226 New 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath home in great east 4BDRM, 3BTH home in W Wallace Way (730 side neighborhood, fenced yard, trees, Middle Canyon subdivi- North). Tony (801)706- sprinklers, ponds, well maintained, a bargain sion, $1200/mo, $600 6363 Secure Real Es- at only $1250/month. No bank qualifying. security deposit. tate. 1735 Cerroni Drive, Tooele (801)548-8343 Call Ben, 801-680-4440. $119,900 2244SQFT, 5BDRM, 2BTH, 2 car ga- 5bdrm, 2bth rambler, of- NEW LISTING rage, 4yrs old, 2400sqft, fice, storage rooms, finished basement, auto Pergo flooring, deck, $ sprinklers, rv parking, sprinklers, fenced, 149,900 beautiful home, north- beautiful inside. 882- east Tooele, $1100/mo. 7297 • 3 bedrooms (435)830-8113 $129,500 4BDRM, 2bth, • 2 baths 1775sqft, finished base- • Beautiful master Creative Financing Solutions ment, NE side Tooele, Open house 3/26, 9am- suite Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? 4pm. 405 E. 1310 N. Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? (435)496-0230 or 882- • Warm & Cozy Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! 1414. Kitchen & Family $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. .24 acres, quiet Room • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. neighborhood, new • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. carpet, newly remod- • Beautiful Entry & • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. eled bathroom, new Greeting Room • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. kitchen floor. 114 S • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. Broadway. Call 840- • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. 0279. RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! *FIND HUD and bank SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? owned homes, Call www.tooelebankowned- Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate homes.com or call for debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. list, Berna Evans Laramie • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. (435)840-5029 Group1 • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. Real Estate. Dunn • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. 3BDRM, 1BTH house, full landscaped yard, 224-4000 garage with 1bdrm DESERET 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 basement apartment PEAK rented at $400/mo, 833-0740 great neighborhood, (Just South of Wal-Mart) $120,000. (801)550- Voted #1 in Customer Service www.deseretpeakmtg.com 1722, 840-3832. CLASS PAGES 03/22/2005 3/22/05 10:34 AM Page B10

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Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Buildings NOTICE OF PUBLIC County Code. AMENDED NOTICE OF The current beneficiary of the trust deed is Na- Cash payments are not NOTICE OF TRUST- recorded November 5, HEARING 3. AMZ #1017-05 – TRUSTEE'S SALE of the trust deed is Mort- tional City Mortgage Co. accepted. A trustee’s EE’S SALE 1999 as Entry Number If you build, remodel or Notice is hereby given Amendment to 4-14, The following described gage Electronic Registra- and the record owners of deed will be delivered to APN: 0120400004 139556 in Book 596 at remove buildings you that the Tooele County Maximum height of ac- property will be sold at tion Systems, Inc., as the property as of the re- the successful bidder Trust No. 04-1334-UT Page 191 of the official can place your classi- Planning Commission cessory buildings public auction to the nominee for Chase cording of the notice of within three business Ref. Brandon Miner records of the Tooele fied ad in 47 of Utah's will be holding a public 4. AMZ #1018-05 – highest bidder at the Home Finance LLC, it default are J. Daniel days after receipt of the Loan No. 2917182 County Recorder, State newspapers for only hearing on Thursday Amendment to Chapter 6 West Main Entrance, successors and assigns, Holm and Janet F. Holm. amount bid. Important Notice to Prop- of Utah, and as identified $135. for 25 words ($5. March 31st, 2005 begin- for off street parking re- North Steps, Tooele and the record owners of The sale is subject to a DATED: March 18, erty Owner YOU ARE IN and described in the for each additional ning at 7:00pm for the quirements County Courthouse, 47 the property as of the re- bankruptcy filing, a pay- 2005. DEFAULT UNDER A Declaration of Condo- word). You will reach up purpose of amending 5. AMZ #1019-05 – South Main Street, cording of the notice of off, a reinstatement or Scott Lundberg, Trust- DEED OF TRUST DAT- minium of The Fields at to 500,000 potential AMGP #1009-05 Amend- Chapter 2 Changing defi- Tooele, Utah, on April default are Ray O. Sala- any other condition of ee ED June 2, 1999. UN- Overlake Condominiums, customers and all you ment to chapter 8, for the nitions to reflect changes 12, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of zar and Christy L. Sala- which the trustee is not 3269 South Main, #100 LESS YOU TAKE AC- an Expandable Residen- do is call the Tooele I-80 corridor to amend in chapter 6 said day, for the purpose zar. aware that would cause Salt Lake City, UT TION TO PROTECT tial Condominium Proj- Transcript Bulletin at the legal description of Adjournment of foreclosing a trust The sale is subject to a the cancellation of the 84115 YOUR PROPERTY, IT ect, recorded May 14, (435)882-0050 for all the Hazardous Waste WORK MEETING: deed originally executed bankruptcy filing, a pay- sale. If any such condi- (801) 263-3400 MAY BE SOLD AT A 1999 as Entry Number the details. (Ucan) Corridor. This meeting 1. AMD SUB #5-99 Wal- on July 27, 2001 by Ke- off, a reinstatement or tion exists, the sale shall Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 131110 in Book 568 at will be held in the Tooele ters Heritage (Ethel Wal- vin R. Lemmon and Ter- any other condition of be void, the successful – 5:00 p.m. NEED AN EXPLANA- Page 338 of official re- STEEL BUILDING County Courthouse Audi- ters) esa E. Lemmon, as trust- which the trustee is not bidder’s funds returned L&A Case No. 44717 TION OF THIS PRO- cords, and as amended SALE! Sentinel Building torium at 47 So. Main 2. AMZ #1021-05 ors, in favor of American aware that would cause and the trustee and cur- Team B/DNI CEEDING, YOU in the Amendment to Systems. Agricultural, Street, Tooele. Amendment to chapter Lending Network, Inc., the cancellation of the rent beneficiary shall not THIS COMMUNICATION SHOULD CONTACT A Declaration of Condo- commercial, specialty. Mary Dixon 15 adding Bed and covering the following re- sale. If any such condi- be liable to the success- IS AN ATTEMPT TO LAWYER. On April 19, minium of the Fields at Free quote and estimat- Secretary Breakfast facilities to the al property purported to tion exists, the sale shall ful bidder for any dam- COLLECT A DEBT, AND 2005, at 4:30 p.m., Overlake Condominiums, ed erection costs. Tooele County Plan- use matrix be located in Tooele be void, the successful age. ANY INFORMATION James H. Woodall, as an Expandable Residen- www.sentinelbuildings.c ning Commission Other Business: County at 458 Lakeview bidder’s funds returned Bidders must tender to OBTAINED WILL BE duly appointed Trustee tial Condominium Proj- om. 1-800-327-0790. (Published in the Tran- Adjournment: Avenue, Tooele, UT and the trustee and cur- the trustee a $5,000.00 USED FOR THAT PUR- under a Deed of Trust re- ect, recorded November (ucan) script Bulletin March 17, Dated this 17th day of 84074 (the undersigned rent beneficiary shall not deposit at the sale and POSE. corded June 3, 1999, as 10, 1999 as Entry Num- 22, 24 & 29, 2005) March, 2005 disclaims liability for any be liable to the success- the balance of the pur- (Published in the Tran- Instrument No. 132189 in ber 139557 in Book 596 STEEL BUILDING, MARY DIXON, Secreta- error in the address), and ful bidder for any dam- chase price by 12:00 script Bulletin March 22, Book 0572 at Page at Page 194 of the offi- STEEL purlins, 3 4 6 8 PUBLIC NOTICE ry more particularly descri- age. noon the day following 29 & April 5, 2005) 0195, of the Official Re- cial records of the Tooele 10. Cheap! Popular NOTICE IS HEREBY Erda Township Plan- bed as: Bidders must tender to the sale. The deposit cords in the office at the County Recorder, State lengths. 1-800-947- GIVEN THAT the Tooele ning Commission Lot 20, LAKEVIEW the trustee a $5,000.00 must be in the form of a NOTICE OF TRUST- County Recorder of of Utah. 0249. Metalmart, 181 City Planning Commis- (Published in the Tran- HEIGHTS SUBDIVI- deposit at the sale and cashier’s check or bank EE’S SALE Tooele County, State of Together with an undivid- South 1200 East, Lehi. sion will meet in a Public script Bulletin March 22, SION, TRACT A, Tooele the balance of the pur- official check payable to APN: 05-020-0-0020 Utah executed by Bran- ed interest and a right (ucan) Hearing and Business 2005) City, Tooele County, chase price by 12:00 Lundberg & Associates. Trust No. 1066235-07 don J. Miner, an unmar- and easement of use meeting scheduled for Utah, according to the of- noon the day following The balance must be in Ref: Victoria Caldwelll ried man. Will sell at pub- and enjoyment in and to UTAH MANUFACTUR- Wednesday March 23, Public Notices ficial plat thereof on file the sale. The deposit the form of a wire trans- TRA: lic auction to the highest the Common Area de- ER FOR 17 years Plus - 2005 at the hour of 7:00 and of record in the must be in the form of a fer, cashier’s check, Loan No. 0416260578. bidder, payable in lawful scribed, as provided for All Steel Buildings!!! Trustee's Sales pm. The meeting will be Tooele County Record- cashier’s check or bank bank official check or IMPORTANT NOTICE money of the United and in the percentage Any size you want, any held at Tooele City Hall Deadline for public no- er's Office. official check payable to U.S. Postal money order TO PROPERTY OWN- State at the time of sale. shown, in said Declara- accessories you want, in the City Council tices is 4 p.m. the day Together with all the im- Lundberg & Associates. payable to Lundberg & ER: YOU ARE IN DE- Successful bidders must tion. This conveyance is or any features you Chambers, located at 90 prior to publication. provements now or here- The balance must be in Associates. If wire trans- FAULT UNDER A DEED tender a deposit of subject to the provisions want. N. Main Street, Tooele, Public notices submit- after erected on the the form of a wire trans- fer is used, an additional OF TRUST, DATED $5,000 in Certified Funds of said Declaration, in- www.cobuildings.net or Utah. ted past the deadline property, and all ease- fer, cashier’s check, $10.00 must be remitted March 04, 2003. UN- to the Trustee at the time cluding any amendments call 1-800-262-5347. Agenda Items will not be accepted. ments, appurtenances, bank official check or with the purchase price. LESS YOU TAKE AC- of sale, with the balance thereto. The undivided CO Building Systems, 1. Public Hearing and and fixtures now or here- U.S. Postal money order Cash payments are not TION TO PROTECT due by Noon the follow- interest in the Common Inc. Building a Reputa- motion for a Conditional NOTICE OF TRUST- after a part of the proper- payable to Lundberg & accepted. A trustee’s YOUR PROPERTY, IT ing business day, at the Area conveyed hereby is tion on "Old Fashioned Use Permit amendment EE'S SALE ty. Associates. If wire trans- deed will be delivered to MAY BE SOLD AT A office of the Trustee. At subject to modification, Integrity". for Tooele True Value The following described The current beneficiary fer is used, an additional the successful bidder PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU the west main entrance, from time to time, as pro- (ucan) Hardware at 852 N. Main property will be sold at of the trust deed is Fifth $10.00 must be remitted within three business NEED AN EXPLANA- north steps of the Tooele vided in the Declaration Financial Street, to replace their public auction to the Third Mortgage Compa- with the purchase price. days after receipt of the TION OF THIS PRO- County District Court, 47 for expansion of the Con- 500 gallon propane tank highest bidder, payable ny and the record own- Cash payments are not amount bid. CEEDING, YOU South Main Street, dominium Project. Services with a 1000 gallon pro- in lawful money of the ers of the property as of accepted. A trustee’s DATED: March 22, SHOULD CONTACT A Tooele, Utah all right, ti- Together with all the im- pane tank and to security United States at the the recording of the no- deed will be delivered to 2005. tle, and interest con- provements now or here- AS SEEN ON TV. Cash LAWYER. On April 12, fence an area in the rear West Main Entrance, tice of default are Kevin the successful bidder Scott Lundberg, Trust- veyed to and now held after erected on the now for your future set- 2005, at 4:30pm, James of the store for outside North Steps, Tooele R. Lemmon and Teresa within three business ee by it under said Deed to property, and all ease- tlement, annuity and lot- H Woodall, as duly ap- storage of rental equip- County Courthouse, 47 E. Lemmon. days after receipt of the 3269 South Main, #100 Trust in the property situ- ments, appurtenances, tery payments. pointed Trustee under a ment by Michael Loosle South Main, Tooele, The sale is subject to a amount bid. Salt Lake City, UT ated in said County and and fixtures now or here- www.ppicash.com. Deed of Trust recorded of Tooele True Value Utah, on April 19, 2005 bankruptcy filing, a pay- DATED: March 15, 84115 State described as: Situ- after a part of the proper- Don't wait for your $$$. March 11, 2003, as In- Hardware. at 1:00 PM, for the pur- off, a reinstatement or 2005. (801) 263-3400 ated in the State of Utah, ty. Call Prosperity Part- strument No. 197624, in 2. Public Hearing and pose of foreclosing a any other condition of Scott Lundberg, Trust- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. County of Tooele, Parcel The current beneficiary ners. 1-800-509-1607. Book 829, Page 597, of motion for Conditional Trust Deed dated April which the trustee is not ee – 5:00 p.m. 1 Lot 3, Block 84, Stock- of the trust deed is (ucan) the Official Records in Use Permit for outside 12, 1999 executed by aware that would cause 3269 South Main, #100 L&A Case No. 44885 the office at the County ton Town Survey. Parcel Chase Home Finance Public Notices sales, display and stor- Shane J. Heckli and To- the cancellation of the Salt Lake City, UT Team C/SSS Recorder of Tooele 2 Lot 13, also beginning LLC, successor by merg- Meetings age for the Tooele Home nya R. Heckli, as Trust- sale. If any such condi- 84115 THIS COMMUNICATION County, State of Utah, at Southwest corner of er to Chase Manhattan Depot Store covering a ors, in favor of Country- tion exists, the sale shall (801) 263-3400 IS AN ATTEMPT TO executed by Victoria Lot 14, Block 84; Thence Mortgage Corporation, Deadline for public no- 10.51 acre site located at wide Home Loans, Inc., be void, the successful Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. COLLECT A DEBT, AND Caldwell, will sell at pub- North 40 feet; Thence and the record owners of tices is 4 p.m. the day 222 E 2400 North by as Beneficiary, covering bidder’s funds returned – 5:00 p.m. ANY INFORMATION lic auction to highest bid- South 73 East 104.57 the property as of the re- prior to publication. Steve Pappa of Gallo- real property located in and the trustee and cur- L&A Case No. 37604 OBTAINED WILL BE der, payable in lawful Feet to the Southeast cording of the notice of Public notices submit- way, Romero & Associ- Tooele County and de- rent beneficiary shall not Team B/JES USED FOR THAT PUR- money of the United corner of Lot 15, of Block default are Nicholas ted past the deadline ates, Greenwood Village, scribed as follows: LOT be liable to the success- THIS COMMUNICATION POSE. States at the time of 84; Thence West 100 Neumann and Natalie will not be accepted. Colorado. 406, OQUIRRH HILLS ful bidder for any dam- IS AN ATTEMPT TO (Published in the Tran- sale. Successful bidders Feet to beginning, being Strong. 3. Request review and ESTATES, PHASE 4, A age. COLLECT A DEBT, AND script Bulletin March 22, must tender a deposit of part of Lots 14 and 15 The sale is subject to a COMBINED MEETING approval for The Home SUBDIVISION OF Bidders must tender to ANY INFORMATION 29 & April 5, 2005) $5,000 in certified funds Stockton Town Survey. bankruptcy filing, a pay- OF THE STANSBURY Depot Subdivision Pre- TOOELE CITY, AC- the trustee a $5,000.00 OBTAINED WILL BE to the trustee at the time Parcel 3, Lot 12, Block off, a reinstatement or RECREATION SERV- liminary Plat containing 2 CORDING TO THE deposit at the sale and USED FOR THAT PUR- NOTICE OF TRUST- of sale, with the balance 84, Stockton Town Sur- any other condition of ICE AREA BOARD OF commercial lots totaling PLAT THEREOF, RE- the balance of the pur- POSE. EE'S SALE due by noon the follow- vey.. The street address which the trustee is not TRUSTEES AND 15.49 acres located at CORDED IN THE OF- chase price by 12:00 (Published in the Tran- The following described ing business day, at the and other common des- aware that would cause STANSBURY GREEN- 300 East 2400 North by FICE OF THE TOOELE noon the day following script Bulletin March 15, property will be sold at office of the Trustee. At ignation of the real prop- the cancellation of the BELT SERVICE AREA Steve Pappa of Gallo- COUNTY RECORDER. the sale. The deposit 22 & 29, 2005) public auction to the the west main entrance, erty described above is sale. If any such condi- BOARD OF TRUSTEES, way, Romero & Associ- Together with all the im- must be in the form of a highest bidder at the north steps to the Tooele purported to be: 23 tion exists, the sale shall AND STANSBURY ates, Greenwood Village, provements now or here- cashier’s check or bank NOTICE OF TRUST- West Main Entrance, County District Court, 47 South Johnson Street be void, the successful SERVICE AGENCY Colorado. after erected on the official check payable to EE'S SALE North Steps, Tooele South Main Tooele Utah Stockton, UT 84071 The bidder’s funds returned BOARD OF DIREC- 4. Request review and property, and all ease- Lundberg & Associates. The following described County Courthouse, 47 all right, title and interest undersigned Trustee dis- and the trustee and cur- TORS approval for The Ridge ments, appurtenances, The balance must be in property will be sold at South Main, Tooele, conveyed to and now claims any liability for rent beneficiary shall not NOTICE is hereby given Subdivision Phases 7, 8 and fixtures now or here- the form of a wire trans- public auction to the Utah, on April 21, 2005, held by it under said any incorrectness of the be liable to the success- that a meeting of the & 9 Preliminary Plat to- after a part of the proper- fer, cashier’s check, highest bidder at the at 8:30 a.m. of said day, Deed of Trust in the street address or other ful bidder for any dam- Board of Trustees of the taling 15.57 acres locat- ty. Tax Parcel No.: 12- bank official check or West Main Entrance, for the purpose of fore- property situated in said common designation, if age. Stansbury Recreation ed at 800 North 520 East 052-00406 The street U.S. Postal money order North Steps, Tooele closing a trust deed origi- County and State descri- any, shown herein. Said Bidders must tender to Service Area and the zoned R1-7 containing address of the property payable to Lundberg & County Courthouse, 47 nally executed on May bed as: Beginning at a sale will be made without the trustee a $5,000.00 Greenbelt Service Area 57 single family home is purported to be 411 Associates. If wire trans- South Main, Tooele, 16, 1997 by Michael Ste- point 79 rods and 9 in- covenant or warranty, deposit at the sale and and the Board of Direc- lots by Eben Blomquist North 880 East, Tooele, fer is used, an additional Utah, on April 21, 2005, ven Johnston and Jennie ches North from the express or implied, re- the balance of the pur- tors of the Stansbury of Commerce Properties UT 84074. The under- $10.00 must be remitted at 8:30 a.m. of said day, Michelle Johnston, as Southwest corner of the garding title, possession, chase price by 12:00 Service Agency will con- Management, Riverton, signed disclaims any lia- with the purchase price. for the purpose of fore- trustors, in favor of Lega- Southeast Quarter of condition, or encumbran- noon the day following vene on Wednesday, Utah. bility for any error in the Cash payments are not closing a trust deed origi- cy Mortgage, Inc., cover- Section 2, Township 2 ces, including fees, the sale. The deposit March 23, 2005 at 7:00 5. Request review and street address. The cur- accepted. A trustee’s nally executed on April ing the following real South, Range 4 West, charges, expenses of the must be in the form of a p.m., at the Clubhouse, approval for Elk Ridge rent Beneficiary of the deed will be delivered to 25, 2003 by J. Daniel property purported to be Salt Lake Base and Meri- Trustee and of the trusts cashier’s check or bank #1 Country Club Drive, Estates Subdivision No. trust deed is Country- the successful bidder Holm and Janet F. Holm, located in Tooele County dian; and running thence created by said Deed of official check payable to Stansbury Park, Utah 3 totaling 23 lots cover- wide Home Loans, Inc. within three business as trustors, in favor of at 155 West 400 South, East 264 feet; thence Trust, to pay the remain- Lundberg & Associates. 84074. ing 9.05 acres zoned R1- and the record owners of days after receipt of the American Union Mort- Tooele, UT 84074 (the North 181.5 feet; thence ing principle sums of the The balance must be in Business Meeting 12 located at 1250 East the property as of the re- amount bid. gage, covering the fol- undersigned disclaims li- West 189 feet and 6 in- note(s) secured by said the form of a wire trans- 1. Call to Order 700 South by Gene Beck cording of this notice of DATED: March 9, 2005. lowing real property pur- ability for any error in the ches, more or less, to the Deed of Trust. The cur- fer, cashier’s check, 2. Pledge of Allegiance of Timar Holdings LLC, default are reported to be Scott Lundberg, Trust- ported to be located in address), and more par- County road; thence rent beneficiary of the bank official check or 3. Roll Call Kaysville, Utah. Shane J. Heckli and To- ee Tooele County at 35 ticularly described as: South 45 degrees West Trust Deed as of the U.S. Postal money order 4. Review and Adopt Mi- 6. Review and approval nya R. Heckli. Bidders 3269 South Main, #100 West 1930 North, Beginning 15 Rods East 118 feet and 7 inches, date of this notice is payable to Lundberg & nutes of the Planning Commis- must be prepared to ten- Salt Lake City, UT Tooele, UT 84074 (the of the Northwest corner more or less, to the quar- Mortgage Electronic Associates. If wire trans- 5. Public Comment sion minutes for the der to the trustee 84115 undersigned disclaims li- of Block 51, Plat "A", ter Section line; thence Registration Systems, fer is used, an additional 6. Probable Vote Items meeting held March 9, $5,000.00 at the sale (801) 263-3400 ability for any error in the Tooele City Survey, South 99 feet and 3 in- Inc., as Nominee for $10.00 must be remitted a. Centex Homes, Ben- 2005. and the balance of the Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. address), and more par- Tooele City, running ches, more or less, to the Wells Fargo Home Mort- with the purchase price. son Mill Ranch – Re- Pursuant to the Ameri- purchase price by 12:00 – 5:00 p.m. ticularly described as: thence East 5 Rods; point of beginning. Ex- gage, it's successors Cash payments are not vised Concept Plan – cans with Disabilities Act, noon the day following L&A Case No. 05-42305 Unit No. 3D of the thence South 10 Rods; cept therefrom the West and/or Assigns. The re- accepted. A trustee’s Gary Ziser individuals needing spe- the sale. Both payments Team A/MM FIELDS AT OVERLAKE thence West 5 Rods; 20 feet. The street ad- cord owner of the proper- deed will be delivered to 7. Manager’s Report cial accommodation dur- must be in the form of a THIS COMMUNICATION CONDOMINIUMS, thence North 10 Rods to dress and other common ty as of the recording of the successful bidder 8. Recess ing this meeting should cashier's check; cash is IS AN ATTEMPT TO PHASE ONE, together the point of beginning. designation of the real the Notice of Default are within three business Work Session notify Richard Jorgen- not acceptable. A trust- COLLECT A DEBT, AND with all improvements lo- Together with all the im- property described Brandon J. Miner and days after receipt of the 1. Possible Vote Items sen, Tooele City Land ee's deed will be made ANY INFORMATION cated thereon, as said provements now or here- above is purported to be: Amber Miner Dated: amount bid. a. Board Vacancy, Appli- Use Technician prior to available to the success- OBTAINED WILL BE Unit is identified in the after erected on the 7824 North Center Street March 15, 2005 James DATED: March 17, cant Interviews – Gary the meeting at (435) 843- ful bidder within three USED FOR THAT PUR- Plat of said development property, and all ease- Tooele, Utah 84074. Es- H. Woodall 10653 River 2005. Ziser 2130 or TDD (435) 843- business days following POSE. recorded May 14, 1999 ments, appurtenances, timated Total Debt as of Front Parkway, Suite 290 Scott Lundberg, Trust- b. Tooele County Recre- 2180. receipt of the bid (Published in the Tran- as Entry No. 131109, in and fixtures now or here- March 12, 2005 is South Jordan, Utah ee ation Grant – Jeff Terry (Published in the Tran- amount. The sale is script Bulletin March 15, Book 568, at Page 334 after a part of the proper- $119,885.57. The under- 84095 (801) 254-9450 3269 South Main, #100 c. Purchasing Policy – script Bulletin March 22, made without any war- 22 & 29, 2005) of the official records of ty. signed Trustee disclaims James H. Woodall, Salt Lake City, UT Christy Achziger 2005) ranty whatsoever, includ- the Tooele County Re- The current beneficiary any liability for any incor- Trustee Hours: 9:00 84115 2. Board Members’ Re- ing but not limited to any NOTICE OF TRUST- corder, State of Utah, a.m.- 5:00 p.m. (801) 263-3400 PUBLIC NOTICE of the trust deed is Mid- rectness of the street ad- ports and Requests warranty as to title, liens, EE'S SALE and as identified and de- P228010. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. The Tooele County first Bank and the record dress and other common 3. Correspondence possession, taxes en- The following described scribed in the Declara- (Published in the Tran- – 5:00 p.m. Housing Authority's owner of the property as designation, if any, 4. Financial and Bills cumbrances, or condition property will be sold at tion of Condominium of script Bulletin March 22, L&A Case No. 42955 Board of Commissioners of the recording of the shown herein. Said sale 5. Adjourn of the property. The sale public auction to the the Fields at Overlake 29 & April 5, 2005) Team B/JES will hold their quarterly notice of default is Phil will be made without cov- (Published in the Tran- is subject to a workout highest bidder at the Condominiums, an Ex- THIS COMMUNICATION meetings on the follow- Forsey, as Trustee. enant or warranty, ex- script Bulletin March 22, reinstatement, payoff, West Main Entrance, pandable Residential NOTICE OF TRUST- IS AN ATTEMPT TO ing dates: The sale is subject to a press or implied, regard- 2005) sale cancellation or post- North Steps, Tooele Condominium Project, EE'S SALE COLLECT A DEBT, AND 21 April 2005 bankruptcy filing, a pay- ing title, possession, con- ponement, incorrect bid- County Courthouse, 47 recorded May 14, 1999 off, a reinstatement or dition or encumbrances, The following described ANY INFORMATION LEPC AGENDA 21 July 2005 ding instructions, bank- South Main, Tooele, as Entry No. 131110, in any other condition of including fees, charges property will be sold at OBTAINED WILL BE Agenda for the LEPC 20 Oct 2005 ruptcy, or any other cir- Utah, on April 14, 2005, Book 568, at Page 338 which the trustee is not and expenses of the public auction to the USED FOR THAT PUR- meeting to be held Wed- 19 Jan 2006 cumstance of which the at 8:30 a.m. of said day, of the official records of aware that would cause Trustee and of the trusts highest bidder at the POSE. nesday, March 30th, All meetings will start at trustee is unaware. In the for the purpose of fore- the Tooele County Re- the cancellation of the created by said Deed of West Main Entrance, (Published in the Tran- 2005 at 1:30 p.m. at the 4:00 p.m. and be held at event any of the forego- closing a trust deed origi- corder, State of Utah. sale. If any such condi- Trust, to pay the remain- North Steps, Tooele script Bulletin March 22, Tooele County Court- the Utah State Extension ing apply, the sale will be nally executed on July 8, Together with an undivid- tion exists, the sale shall ing principal sums of the County Courthouse, 47 29 & April 5, 2005) house, EOC Conference Office, 151 North Main void and the successful 2002 by Ray O. Salazar ed interest, and a right be void, the successful note(s) secured by said South Main, Tooele, Room. Street Tooele, Utah. bidder's funds will be re- and Christy L. Salazar, and easement of use bidder’s funds returned Deed of Trust. The cur- Utah, on April 21, 2005, NOTICE OF TRUST- 1. Welcome – Chairman, (Published in the Tran- turned without any liabili- as trustors, in favor of Al- and enjoyment in and to and the trustee and cur- rent beneficiary of the at 8:30 a.m. of said day, EE'S SALE LEPC script Bulletin March 22, ty to the trustee or bene- len Mortgage, L.C., cov- the Common Area de- rent beneficiary shall not Trust Deed as of the for the purpose of fore- The following described 2. Review minutes, Feb- 2005) ficiary for interest or any ering the following real scribed, as provided for be liable to the success- date of this notice is: closing a trust deed origi- real property will be sold ruary 2005 other damages. NOTICE property purported to be nally executed on April PUBLIC NOTICE OF and in the percentage ful bidder for any dam- Mortgage Electronic at public auction to the 3. Haz Mat reports, Harry IS HEREBY GIVEN located in Tooele County 14, 2000 by Nicholas MEETING AND AGEN- shown, in said Declara- age. Registration Systems, highest bidder, payable Shinton THAT THIS FIRM IS AT- at 1865 North 120 West, Neumann and Natalie DA tion. This conveyance is Bidders must tender to Inc. The record owner of in lawful money of the 4. Review upcoming TEMPTING TO COL- Tooele, UT 84074 (the Strong, as trustors, in fa- Erda Township Plan- subject to the provisions the trustee a $5,000.00 the property as of the re- United States of Ameri- training LECT A DEBT AND ANY undersigned disclaims li- vor of CTX Mortgage ning Commission of said Declaration, in- deposit at the sale and cording of the Notice of ca, at the front entrance 5. DES LEPC Coordina- INFORMATION OB- ability for any error in the Company, covering the The Erda Township cluding any amendments the balance of the pur- Default is: Victoria Cald- of the Tooele County tor, DeeEll Fifield TAINED WILL BE USED address), and more par- following real property Planning Commission thereto. The undivided chase price by 12:00 well. Dated: March 9, Courthouse located at 47 6. New Business FOR THAT PURPOSE. ticularly described as: purported to be located will hold a meeting on interest in the Common noon the day following 2005. James H Woodall South Main Street, 7. Next meeting-Wed- Dated March 17, 2005. Lot 23, OVERLAKE ES- in Tooele County at 49 March 23, 2005 at 7:00 Area conveyed hereby is the sale. The deposit 10653 River Front Park- Tooele, Utah 84074 on nesday, April 27th, 2005 Stuart T. Matheson, Suc- TATES SUBDIVISION West 1930 North, #4B, p.m. in the auditorium of subject to modification, must be in the form of a way, Suite 290 South April 21, 2005 at 4:00 8. Adjourn cessor Trustee Mathe- PHASE 1 A, according to Tooele, UT 84074 (the the Tooele County Court- from time to time, as pro- cashier’s check or bank Jordan, Utah 84095 p.m. of said day for the Harry Shinton son, Mortenson, Olsen & the official plat thereof, undersigned disclaims li- house, 47 South Main vided in the Declaration official check payable to (801)254-9450 (800)245- purpose of foreclosing a LEPC Chairman Jeppson, P.C. 648 East as recorded in the office ability for any error in the Street, Tooele Utah. for expansion of the Con- Lundberg & Associates. 1886 (Hotline) Hours: Deed of Trust (herein- (Published in the Tran- First South Salt Lake of the Tooele County Re- address), and more par- 1. Roll Call. dominium Project. The balance must be in 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. after "Trust Deed") dated script Bulletin March 22 City, Utah 84102 (801) corder. ticularly described as: BUSINESS MEETING: Together with all the im- the form of a wire trans- Signature/by: James H. September 26, 2002 & 24, 2005) 363-2244 Office Hours Together with all the im- Unit No. 4B of the 1. Approval of meeting provements now or here- fer, cashier’s check, Woodall, Trustee R- executed by Michael R. 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, provements now or here- FIELDS AT OVERLAKE minutes from March 9, after erected on the bank official check or 117095 Munro and Pamela Mun- Mon.-Fri. MMOJ File No.: after erected on the CONDOMINIUMS, 2005 property, and all ease- U.S. Postal money order (Published in the Tran- ro as Trustors, in favor of 007166m ASAP638966 property, and all ease- PHASE TWO, together 2. Review of SUB #1003- ments, appurtenances, payable to Lundberg & script Bulletin March 15, Bank One, N.A. n/k/a JP (Published in the Tran- ments, appurtenances, with all improvements lo- 04 Beehive Subdivision and fixtures now or here- Associates. If wire trans- 22 & 29, 2005) Morgan Chase Bank, script Bulletin March 22, and fixtures now or here- cated thereon, as said for failure to comply with after a part of the proper- fer is used, an additional N.A., successor by merg- 29 & April 5, 2005) after a part of the proper- unit is identified in the title 13-2-1 of the Tooele ty. $10.00 must be remitted ty. The current beneficiary with the purchase price. plat of said development Continued on next page CLASS PAGES 03/22/2005 3/22/05 10:34 AM Page B11

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Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices 2005, at 4:30pm, James UTAH. EXCEPTING Deadline for public no- NOTICE SUMMONS AND NO- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S Conservation and Re- Tooele, UT 84074 Trustee's Sales H Woodall, as duly ap- THEREFROM THE tices is 4 p.m. the day An emergency hazard- TICE OF PETITION FOR SALE OF REAL PROP- covery Act permit for the Written comments may er with Bank One, NA as pointed Trustee under a WEST 1 FOOT OF SAID prior to publication. ous waste storage permit ADOPTION ERTY Utah Test and Training be submitted to: Beneficiary, recorded Deed of Trust recorded LOT 25. 10-010-0-0025 Public notices submit- (# UT-007-2005) has Case No. 052300005 Civil No. 040401690 Range and was submit- Mr. Dennis Downs September 30, 2002 as June 17, 2003, as Instru- The undersigned dis- ted past the deadline been issued to the Unit- Judge Randall N. Skan- IN THE FOURTH JUDI- ted as a Class II permit Utah Department of En- Entry No. 188192, in ment No. 204239, in claims liability for any er- will not be accepted. ed States Air Force, Utah chy CIAL DISTRICT COURT modification. A draft of vironmental Quality Book 0783 at Pages Book 860, Page 743, of ror in the address. The Test and Training Range IN THE THIRD DIS- OF UTAH COUNTY the proposed modifica- Division of Solid and 0710, et seq., regarding the Official Records in record owner(s) of the PUBLIC NOTICE (UTTR) located in Box TRICT COURT IN AND PROVO DEPARTMENT, tion has been reviewed Hazardous Waste the office at the County property as of the record- Elder County, Utah. The by the State of Utah De- P.O. Box 144880 real property located in Call For Proposals FOR TOOELE COUN- STATE OF UTAH Recorder of Tooele ing of the Notice of De- permit allows the Air MOUNTAIN STATES partment of Environmen- Salt Lake City, UT Tooele County, State of The TOOELE COUNTY TY, STATE OF UTAH County, State of Utah, fault are ROGER A. RE- Force to store up to SUPPLY, INC; a Utah tal Quality Division of 84114-4880 Utah, more particularly RECREATION SPECIAL In the matter of the described as: executed by Kerry Lewis, ID AND NORILYN C. SERVICE DISTRICT will 84,000 pounds NEW of Corporation, Solid and Hazardous 801-538-6170 A Single Person, will sell REID. explosive items at the adoption of Plaintiff, Waste. A 60 day public (Published in the Tran- Lot 6, LITTLE MOUN- be accepting new pro- at public auction to high- This sale is for the pur- UTTR Missile Storage AUSTIN COLTER AL- vs. comment period is re- script Bulletin March 22, TAIN NO. 4 SUBDIVI- posals for recreation est bidder, payable in pose of paying obliga- Area. The explosives BRECHT DAVE REED d/b/a VAL- quired. 2005) SION, a Subdivision of projects from February DOB (8/20/97) Tooele City, according to lawful money of the Unit- tions secured by said will be stored if unfavora- LEY CONSTRUCTION The public comment pe- 10, 2005 to April 4, 2005. A child under 18 years NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S the official plat thereof, ed States at the time of Deed of Trust including ble weather conditions & HAULING; and DAVE riod for the modification sale. Successful bidders fees, charges and ex- Five copies of the pro- force a delay in treat- of age. REED, individually, of the Utah Test and SALE OF REAL PROP- recorded in the office of posals should include; ERTY the County Recorder of must tender a deposit of penses of Trustee, ad- ment at the Thermal TO: Roger Jason Al- Defendant, Training Range Re- $5,000 in certified funds vances, if any, under the name of project, location, Treatment Unit. The Air brecht To be sold at Sheriff’s source Conservation and Civil No. 040301253 Tooele County, Utah. THIRD JUDICIAL DIS- to the trustee at the time terms of said Deed of and written bid of esti- Force has requested the A Petition for Adoption Sale on the 7th day of Recovery Act permit to Together with all the im- TRICT COURT, STATE provements now or here- of sale, with the balance Trust, interest thereon mated costs, type of con- permit because it has de- has been filed with re- April, 2005, A.D., at the include the ecological due by noon the follow- and the unpaid principal struction or improvement termined that storage at hour of 10:30 a.m., at the risk assessment will OF UTAH TOOELE after erected on the gards to the above-name COUNTY, TOOELE DE- ing business day, at the of the note secured by and a point of contact. the UTTR is more pro- North door of the Public commence on March 22, property, and all ease- child. You are hereby PARTMENT office of the Trustee. At said Deed of Trust with Furthermore, projects tective of human health Safety Complex, rear en- 2005 and will end on ments, appurtenances, notified to this matter and MILL POND HOME- and fixtures now or here- the west main entrance, interest thereon as in which are accepted must and the environment are required to file an an- trance, 47 South Main, May 20, 2005 at 5:00 north steps to the Tooele said note and by law pro- than transporting the pro- Tooele City, Tooele pm. A public hearing will OWNERS after a part of the proper- be completed by Decem- swer in writing to the Pe- ASSOCIATION, INC., ty. County District Court, 47 vided. ber 1st of the current pellant or missile motor tition for Adoption with County, State of Utah, all be held on April 28, 2005 South Main Tooele Utah DATED this 6th day of back to the generator’s the right, title and interest at the Tooele County Plaintiff, Tax Parcel No. 12-019-0- year or the applicant may the Clerk of the above all right, title and interest March, 2005. facility. The permit is is- of the Defendant(s) Courthouse from 7:00 to vs. 0006 stand to lose their fund- entitled Court, located at DAYNE L. APPLEGATE The street address of the conveyed to and now BRYAN W. CANNON ing. The Special Recre- sued so that treatment Dave Reed in and to the 8:00 pm, to hear any held by it under said 8619 South Sandy can be conducted more 47 South Main Street, following described real comments from the pub- Defendant, property is purported to ation District Board of Of- Deed of Trust in the Parkway safely during favorable Tooele, Utah, and to property situated in lic. The ecological risk To be sold at Sheriff's be 422 South Mapleton ficers must approve any property situated in said Building A, Suite 111 weather conditions. This serve upon, or mail to Tooele County, State of assessment document Sale on the 30th day of Lane, Tooele, Utah deviation from this proc- Scott A. Broadhead, at- March, 2005, A.D., at the 84074. The undersigned County and State descri- Sandy, Utah 84070 permit is in effect from 27 Utah, to wit: will be available for pub- ess. torney for the Petitioner, hour of 10:30 a.m., at the disclaims any liability for bed as: Beginning at a www.cannonfirm.com March 2005 through 24 33 E. North Street lic review during the point 420.04 feet East Office Hours: M-F 8am Send all proposals to: June 2005. at 250 South Main Grantsville, Utah 84029 comment period during North door of the Public any error in the street ad- TOOELE COUNTY Safety Complex, rear en- dress. and 292 feet South from – 5pm Copies of the permit are Street, PO Box 87, Dated and signed at normal business hours. the Northwest corner of Phone: (801) 255-7475 RECREATION SPECIAL available for public in- Tooele, Utah 84074, a Tooele City, Tooele The permittee’s compli- trance, 47 South Main, The current Beneficiary Tooele City, Tooele Block 51 Plat "A", Cannon File #2041430 SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 spection during normal copy of said answer, County, State of Utah, ance history during the of the Trust Deed is JP County, State of Utah, all Morgan Chase Bank, Grantsville City Survey, (Published in the Tran- South Main Tooele, Utah business hours on the within 30 days after pub- this 18th day of March, life of the permit being Grantsville City, running script Bulletin March 8, 84074. 4th floor of the Martha 2005, A.D. modified is available the right, title and interest N.A., successor by merg- lication of this notice and of the of the thence South 69 feet, 15 & 22, 2005) For any additional infor- Hughes Cannon Health Sheriff Frank J. Park from the Agency contact er with Bank One, NA ; summons. Defendant(s) Dayne L. thence East 117 feet; mation contact Kent Bak- Building, 288 North 1460 Tooele County, Utah person found below. The and the record owners of If you fail to do so, judg- Applegate in and to the thence North 69 feet; SECOND AMENDED West, Salt Lake City. (Published in the Tran- permittee’s contact per- the property as of the re- er 882-1420, Russell ment by default will be following described real cording of the Notice of thence West 117 feet to NOTICE OF TRUST- Steadman 882-3565, For further information, taken against you for the script Bulletin March 22, son is Dr. Wayne Downs, the point of beginning. contact Connie Rauen at 29 & April 5, 2005) Hill Air Force Base Haz- property situated in Default were reported to EE'S SALE Walt Shubert 882-0603, relief demanded in said Tooele County, State of be Michael R. Munro and The street address and The following described Lois McArthur 882-1179, (801) 538-6170. For ardous Waste Program petition which has been NOTICE Utah, to wit: Pamela Munro. other common designa- property will be sold at Travis McCluskey 884- those individuals needing Manager, (801) 777- filed with the Clerk of Hill Air Force Base has 6 Millpond, Stansbury A Notice of Default was tion of the real property public auction to the special assistance in ac- 4325. The document is 5023. said Court. submitted an ecological Park, Utah 84074 recorded on December described above is pur- highest bidder at the cordance with the Ameri- available for review at Russell Steadman DATED this 8th day of risk assessment for the Dated and signed at 16, 2004, as Entry No. ported to be: 41 South West Main Entrance, can Disabilities Act, the following locations: Secretary March, 2005. Thermal Treatment Unit Tooele City, Tooele 233455 in Book 0990 at McMichael Avenue North Steps, Tooele please contact the Bu- Utah Department of En- (Published in the Tran- Scott A. Broadhead located at the Utah Test County, State of Utah Pages 0410, et. seq., in Grantsville, Utah 84029. County Courthouse, 47 reau of Human Resource vironmental Quality script Bulletin February Attorney for Petitioner and Training Range in this 7th day of March the office of the Tooele Estimated Total Debt as South Main Street, Management at 536- Division of Solid and 8, 15, 22, March 1, 3, 8, (Published in the Tran- Box Elder County, UT. 2005, A.D. County Recorder, State of April 12, 2005 is Tooele, Utah, on April 4414. Hazardous Waste 10, 15, 17, 22, 24 & 29, Development of an eco- Frank J. Park, Sheriff of Utah. $107,788.73. The under- 14, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin March 15, 288 North 1460 West 2005) logical risk assessment Tooele County, Utah Bidders must be pre- signed Trustee disclaims script Bulletin March 22, 22, 29 & April 5, 2005) Salt Lake City, UT said day, for the purpose for the Thermal Treat- (Published in the Tran- pared to tender to the any liability for any incor- of foreclosing a trust 2005) 84114-4880 rectness of the street ad- ment Unit is required by Tooele City Library script Bulletin March 8, Successor Trustee deed originally executed dress and other common the current Resource 128 West Vine Street 15 & 22, 2005) $5,000.00 at the sale on April 15, 1998 by Kyle designation, if any, and the balance of the E. Warr, as trustor, in fa- shown herein. Said sale purchase price no later vor of Westgate Mort- will be made without cov- than 24 hours following gage, covering the fol- enant or warranty, ex- the sale. Both payments lowing real property pur- Work hard, apply for scholarships press or implied, regard- must be in the form of a ported to be located in cashier's check; cash is ing title, possession, con- a 3.1 gpa and a score of at least dition or encumbrances, Tooele County at 4853 not acceptable. North Hazel Circle, Scholarship information National Federation 18 on the ACT and financial need. Valley Mental Health A trustee's deed will be including fees, charges is available for students in the Applicants should complete an and expenses of the Tooele, UT 84074 (the of the Blind Student Prevention Scholarship made available to the undersigned disclaims li- Tooele High School Counseling application and include a tran- Trustee and of the trusts (12th graders) successful bidder within ability for any error in the Department. (Most of these same Scholarship script. three (3) business days created by said Deed of Applicants must live a drug Trust, to pay the remain- address), and more par- scholarships are also offered (12th graders) Deadline: March 31, 2005 following receipt of the ticularly described as: and violence free lifestyle, be a bid amount. The sale is ing principal sums of the at other high schools in Tooele National and State scholarships note(s) secured by said All of Lot 11, ROCKY role model in his/her school and made without any war- TOP SUBDIVISION County School District through are available for blind or visually ranty whatsoever, includ- Deed of Trust. The cur- American Institute community, perform community rent beneficiary of the AMENDED, Erda City, the counseling departments). impaired students. Applications ing but not limited to any Tooele County, Utah, ac- available online at HYPERLINK of Medical-Dental service, participate in school warranty as to title, liens, Trust Deed as of the Currently available scholarships cording to the official plat activities and participate in Valley possession, taxes, en- date of this notice is: are as follows: “http://www.nfb.org” www.nfb. Technology thereof, on file and of re- cumbrances, or condition Mortgage Electronic org (12th graders) Mental Health sponsored events cord in the Tooele Coun- of the property. The sale Registration Systems, Deadline: March 31, 2005 such as Governing Youth Council, ty Recorder's Office. Applicants should have at is subject to a workout, Inc. The record owner of Utah Society of Together with Youth, etc. Five the property as of the re- Together with all the im- least a 3.3 gpa, good citizenship, reinstatement, payoff, Professional Engineers scholarships will be awarded. sale cancellation or post- cording of the Notice of provements now or here- Utah Association of leadership qualities and plan on after erected on the Deadline: April 15, 2005 ponement, incorrect bid- Default is: Kerry Lewis. (12th graders) Independent Insurance attending the American Institute. ding instructions, bank- Dated: March 11, 2005. property, and all ease- Applications for this $1,000 The award will be a $500 tuition James H Woodall 10653 ments, appurtenances, ruptcy, or any other cir- scholarship are available online at Agents and the waiver. Turn applications into the AG Bell Utah cumstance of which the River Front Parkway, and fixtures now or here- Trustee is unaware. In Suite 290 South Jordan, after a part of the proper- www.uspeonline.com. Chartered Property counseling office. Scholarship the event any of the fore- Utah 84095 (801)254- ty. Deadline: March 25, 2005 Casualty Underwriters Deadline: March 30, 2005 (12th graders) 9450 (800)245-1886 going apply, the sale will The current beneficiary Applicant should have moder- be void and the success- (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 of the trust deed is ABN Society Scholarship ful bidder's funds will be A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Signa- AMRO Mortgage Group, Sons of Utah Pioneers (12th graders) American Legion Boys ate to profound hearing loss and returned without any lia- ture/by: James H. Wood- Inc. and the record own- Applicants must have at least be planning to attend college. all, Trustee R-116830 Scholarship State bility to the Trustee or ers of the property as of a 3.0 gpa and be active in extra- (Published in the Tran- the recording of the no- (12th graders) (11th grade boys) Beneficiary for interest or curricular activities through their any other damages. script Bulletin March 15, tice of default are Kyle E. Applicants should complete Boys State will be June 6-10 Tuition Funding NOTICE IS HEREBY 22 & 29, 2005) Warr and Lisa C. Warr. an application and include a ref- school, church, community or at Weber State. Applications are Sources GIVEN THAT THIS The sale is subject to a erence regarding the applicant’s work. Three $1,000 scholarships available at HYPERLINK “http:// (12th graders) FIRM IS ATTEMPTING NOTICE OF TRUST- bankruptcy filing, a pay- personal and moral character. will be awarded. Applications www.utlegion.org” www.utlegion. TO COLLECT A DEBT off, a reinstatement or Seniors interested in obtaining EE’S SALE Applicants should show they have available online at www.uaiia.org org. Samsung American Legion scholarships should visit the web- AND ANY INFORMA- The following described any other condition of TION OBTAINED WILL which the trustee is not overcome significant disadvan- or www.utah.cpcusociety.org. Scholarship available to Boys site HYPERLINK “http://www. property will be sold at Deadline: March 31, 2005 BE USED FOR THAT public auction to the aware that would cause tages. State participants. tuitionfundingsources.com” www. PURPOSE. highest bidder on April 4, the cancellation of the Deadline: March 25, 2005 Deadline: April 1, 2005 tuitionfundingsources.com using DATED this 17th day of sale. If any such condi- 2005 at 12:15 p.m. at the T.H. Bell Teaching the login available in the counsel- March, 2005. Northwest Main Entrance tion exists, the sale shall RICHER & OVERHOLT, to the TOOELE County be void, the successful Utah Cattle Women’s Incentive Loan Program Tomorrow’s Pioneers ing office. P.C. Courthouse, 47 SOUTH bidder’s funds returned (12th graders) By: Arnold Richer Association Scholarship Scholarship MAIN, TOOELE, UT and the trustee and cur- Applicants must declare edu- Successor Trustee rent beneficiary shall not (12th graders) The Sons of Utah Pioneers: Wells Fargo’s College 84074, in the County of cation as their major in college, RICHER & OVERHOLT, TOOELE by BRYAN W. be liable to the success- Applicants should have at least Settlement Canyon Chapter offers STEPS Program P.C. CANNON, as Successor ful bidder for any dam- a 3.0 gpa and enroll in a college obtain their educator license and “Tomorrow’s 901 West Baxter Drive (12th graders) Trustee, and CITICORP age. program related to agriculture teach in a Utah public school. Pioneers” Scholarship in the Tuition prizes of $1,000 given South Jordan, Utah TRUST BANK FSB f/k/a Bidders must tender to Applicants gpa, ACT score, eth- 84095 and applicant’s parent/guardian amount of $500. Interested senior to 100 students chosen through Travelers Bank Trust fsb, the trustee a $5,000.00 nicity and intended teaching field Telephone: (801) 561- current Beneficiary, un- deposit at the sale and must be a member of the Utah students random drawings monthly. 4750 der the Deed of Trust the balance of the pur- Cattlemen’s/women’s Association. will be considered. Recipients will in Tooele County may secure Register online at HYPERLINK Hours: 8:00 a.m. to dated February 21, 2002, chase price by 12:00 receive tuition waivers. 5:00 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Applicants must complete an applications from their school “http://www.wellsfargo.com/col- made by ROGER A. RE- noon the day following application, include two letters Deadline: March 31, 2005 counselors. STATE OF UTAH ID AND NORILYN C. the sale. The deposit legesteps” www.wellsfargo. :ss. REID, as Trustor(s) re- must be in the form of a of recommendation and write an Deadline: April 8, 2005. com/collegesteps for a full set COUNTY OF SALT corded February 25, cashier’s check or bank essay. Robert C. Byrd Honors of Official Rules and Eligibility LAKE 2002 as Entry No. official check payable to On this 17th day of Deadline: March 30, 2005 Scholarship Chemical Lime Requirements. 177340 in Book 740 at Lundberg & Associates. March, 2005, personal- (12th graders) No deadline page 300 of official re- The balance must be in Company Scholarship ly appeared before me cords of TOOELE coun- the form of a wire trans- Alliance for Unity This scholarship promotes Arnold Richer, the (12th graders) ty, given to secure in- fer, cashier’s check, student excellence and achieve- signer of the foregoing Awards Applicant must demonstrate Zions Bank 2005 debtedness in favor of bank official check or ment. Applications available instrument, who duly (12th graders) financial need, high moral integri- Founders Scholarship CITICORP TRUST U.S. Postal money order at HYPERLINK “http://www. acknowledged to me BANK FSB by reason of Applicants must complete an ty, involvement in other activities (12th graders) that he executed the payable to Lundberg & usoe.org” www.usoe.org go to certain obligations se- Associates. If wire trans- application and ask someone to and a strong work ethic. Applicant Zions Bank will award twelve same. Curriculum and Instruction then cured thereby. fer is used, an additional write a letter of nomination for should be able to articulate pas- 4 year, full-tuition scholarships. C. Erin Casaday Notice of Default was re- Programs then Scholarships. NOTARY PUBLIC $10.00 must be remitted them which reflects the nomi- sion for a career goal. Applicants Applicants should have at least a corded December 6, with the purchase price. Deadline: March 31, 2005 Residing at Salt Lake 2004 as Entry No. nee’s accomplishments in promot- should write an essay, provide a 3.0 gpa, apply to a college in Utah, County, UT Cash payments are not 232937 of said official re- accepted. A trustee’s ing respect, understanding and resume and have three letters of have a letter of recommendation My Commission Ex- cords. deed will be delivered to acceptance in his/her community Western Wyoming recommendation. This is a four and write a letter explaining why pires: 05/27/05 Trustee will sell at public the successful bidder (Published in the Tran- auction to the highest or school. Twenty awards worth Community College year scholarship not to exceed they should be considered for the within three business script Bulletin March 22, bidder payable in lawful $500 each will be given. (12th graders) $1,000 per semester. scholarship. days after receipt of the 29 & April 5, 2005) money of the United amount bid. Deadline: March 31, 2005 Applicants must have at least Deadline: April 15, 2005 Deadlines vary. States, without warranty NOTICE OF TRUST- as to title, possession or DATED: March 9, 2005. EE’S SALE encumbrances. Bidders Scott Lundberg, Trust- APN: 01-109-0-0033 must be prepared to ten- ee Trust No. 1066052-07 der the purchase price in 3269 South Main, #100 Temple Square performances for April 2005 Ref: Kerry Lewis the amount bid within 24 Salt Lake City, UT TRA: hours of the sale by 84115 Ten diverse Temple Square LDS Institute of Religion’s Saturday, April 9—The Bach, Mozart, Wolf, Faure, Loan No. 0436005011. cashiers check. (801) 263-3400 performances beckon Wasatch Latter-Day Celebration Choir Chorus of Sandy City, under IMPORTANT NOTICE Quilter, Bernstein, Bizet, and The address of the prop- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. TO PROPERTY OWN- Front residents and visitors in the Assembly Hall. Tickets the direction of Cameron Gershwin. Xanthoudakis has erty is purported to be – 5:00 p.m. ER: YOU ARE IN DE- during April 2005. All con- required. For free tickets, call Rose, will sing in the Assembly 362 Caldwell Dr., Tooele, L&A Case No. 04-28428 performed in Italy, Germany, FAULT UNDER A DEED UT 84074 more particu- Team B/SR certs are free and begin at 801-240-0080 or visit www.lds. Hall a concert of devotional OF TRUST, DATED Russia, Hong Kong, Australia, larly described as fol- THIS COMMUNICATION 7:30 p.m. Children under eight org/events. and seasonal works. The cho- June 12, 2003. UNLESS and London, where she is lows: IS AN ATTEMPT TO YOU TAKE ACTION TO are encouraged to visit other Friday, April 8—“Sealing the rus draws membership from ALL OF LOT 25, COLLECT A DEBT, AND pursuing a masters at the PROTECT YOUR venues. Testimony,” Willard Richard’s throughout the Wasatch Front. OQUIRRH VIEW SUBDI- ANY INFORMATION PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Guildhall of Music and Drama. VISION, ACCORDING OBTAINED WILL BE Tuesday and Wednesday, eyewitness account of the Mr. Rose is an active compos- SOLD AT A PUBLIC She was the 2003 winner TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT USED FOR THAT PUR- April 5-6 — “Joseph Smith and Prophet Joseph Smith’s life and er, arranger, and conductor. SALE. IF YOU NEED AN THEREOF, RECORDED POSE. the Restoration,” a musical martyrdom; a one-man drama- Friday, April 15—Australian of the Australian Singing EXPLANATION OF THIS IN THE OFFICE OF THE (Published in the Tran- PROCEEDING, YOU drama on the life and mission tization by Ted Gibbon, will soprano Elena Xanthoudakis Competition, and the 2004 COUNTY RECORDER script Bulletin March 15, SHOULD CONTACT A of the Prophet Joseph Smith be presented in the Assembly will sing in the Assembly winner of the 2004 Australian OF TOOELE COUNTY, 22 & 29, 2005) LAWYER. On April 12, will be presented by the Orem Hall. Hall selections from Handel, National Liederfest. B12 TUESDAY March 22, 2005

ing “they often go unrecog- Police nized for the things they do.” Judge reminds police of public continued from Page B1 He also praised the senior vol- and training officers, but Day unteers, and employees of the has been an exceptional train- departments. er. White was applauded for As each new employee joins trust, commends selflessness his exceptional work in the the force, he said, they bring financial crimes area. their unique personality to the The Phil Maynard award was whole. While they may not see Offering “random thoughts that already exists of the Tooele given by Carol Maynard, widow it, he notes each bring ‘per- about your role in society,” Police force being fair and pro- of the man who started the sonalities, professionalism and 3rd circuit court judge Randall fessional. Tooele City Senior Volunteer freshness” to the office. Skanchy praised Tooele Police “May your career be reward- Patrol. Recalling her husband’s Praising the group as a Department’s employees for ing, and may it also be safe,” he joy in service, Carol Maynard whole, he said, “I never cease their professionalism and com- said, concluding his remarks. granted Pat Martin the award to be amazed,” by the work passion at Thursday’s awards Skanchy is a graduate of and commented how much done by Tooele City Police banquet. Weber State College in Ogden her husband loved “teasing the Force. Judges, police and others and Brigham Young University girls and telling stories,” at the “So many things happen that who work in the criminal jus- school of Law. He has been office. nobody knows about,” he said, tice system often develop a chairman of the Utah Food bank Kirby took time to commend adding, “I believe all of these cynical view of the society they for the past five years. In 2001 the city’s crossing guards, say- acts are recognized.” serve, he said. “We only see the he was appointed to the bench troublemakers.” But, he empha- and in 2003 he was assigned sized, “not everyone in the city and county is like that.” to judicate in the Tooele court- Subscribe Today 882-0050 “The vast majority of citizens room. place great honor and a feeling of trust and integrity on the photography / Alleen Lang office you hold,” he said. Scott Hunter and Paul Frailey were given “Citizen of the Year” awards at Tooele City Police Department’s As public servants, officers “Officer of the Year” banquet last Thursday. are expected to respond quickly other person. While most people said and fairly with soft hands. They answer “yes” to the question, Listing the responsibilities of are also expected to do it “for Skanchy said the opposite is police officers, Skanchy said the as little money as possible,” he true. public “gives you a gun, but they said. When jurors are questioned don’t expect you to use it. … We In Tooele’s small community, following a trial, most answer ask you to deal with mean and the officers are well known, they feel the police officer was vicious people and not become WE TAKE PRIDE in Offering High Quality Products, Installed by a Highly Experienced Staff because they are our neighbors, the most competent witness in mean and vicious,” he said. he said. This makes selecting a the trial. “Finally, we expect you to 24 MONTHS SAME AS CASH! OAC jury somewhat challenging, he The public “believes you to have soft hands.” He said told said. be arbiters of truth, to be fair the officers “you hold great Furnace When potential jurors are and to be honest,” he said. “Not power in your hands. You have A/C SYSTEMS selected, they are ask if they everyone in the world dislikes the power to affect people’s lib- Close Out can listen to the testimony of you.” erty.” Sale an officer and give it the same This trust is “a great burden Skanchy encouraged the offi- weight as the testimony of any and a great responsibility,” he cers to enhance the reputation $ $ and 1499 1499 up MILITARY NEWS INSTALLED Unload Your Offer Ends April 1, 2005 performed drill and ceremony Joey D. Tafoya marches and received physical Truck Salt Lake, Weber, Utah, Davis, training, rifle marksmanship, Summit & Tooele County Air Force Reserve Airman field training exercises and spe- Joey D. Tafoya has graduated cial training in human relations. 801-746-1300 from basic military training at In addition, airmen who com- Lackland Air Force Base, San plete basic training earn cred- NORTHERN UTAH’S FORCED AIR EXPERTS Antonio, Texas. its toward an associate degree 882-0050 During the six weeks of train- through the Community College ing, the airman studied the Air of the Air Force. Tafoya is the Force mission, organization and son of Helen Tafoya of 305 N. military customs and courtesies; 100 West, Tooele, Utah.

marches and received physical Christopher Rose training, rifle marksmanship, field training exercises and spe- Air Force Airman 1st Class cial training in human relations. Christopher M. Rose has gradu- Home Sweet Home… Equity. ated from basic military training In addition, airmen who com- at Lackland Air Force Base, San plete basic training earn cred- Antonio, Texas. its toward an associate degree During the six weeks of train- through the Community College ing, the airman studied the Air of the Air Force. Rose earned Force mission, organization and distinction as an honor gradu- military customs and courtesies; ate. He graduated in 2000 from performed drill and ceremony Dugway High School, Utah.

combat skills, military weapons, Joseph Walton chemical warfare and bayonet training, drill and ceremony, Army Pvt. Joseph B. Walton marching, rifle marksmanship, has graduated from basic com- armed and unarmed combat, bat training at Fort Jackson, map reading, field tactics, mili- Columbia, S.C. During the nine tary courtesy, military justice weeks of training, the soldier system, basic first aid, foot studied the army mission, his- marches and field training exer- tory, tradition and core values, cises. Walton’s parents are John physical fitness, and received C. and Carolyn M. Walton of instruction and practice in basic West First Ave., Dugway, Utah.

WEDDINGS Ware/Trout

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