www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELETRANSCRIPT Cowboys, Buffs reach for region baseball victories. See A10 BULLETIN April 5, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 111 NO. 90 50 cents Planned landfill worries ranchers by Karen Lee Scott STAFF WRITER Ranchers and nearby neigh- bors expressed their concerns last night about some grazing grounds being transformed into a large landfill near US Magnesium. photography / Mike Call At a public hearing hosted A photo of Pope John Paul II was placed on a table to greet members of St. by the Tooele County Health Marguerite’s Parish who gathered Saturday to celebrate the life of the Holy Father, who died earlier that day. The Mass was led by Father Matthew Department, the future of Wixted (shown in the other photo) after celebrating Easter Communion with some 3,200 acres of School and the pope in 1992. Father Wixted was also invited into one of the Vatican’s Institutional Trust Lands was dis- private chapels for a one-on-one visit with the beloved pontiff. cussed. Most of that property is cur- rently being used by a number of different ranchers for cattle graz- ing purposes. But if all goes well Tooele parish for Allied Waste/BFI, some 460 acres in the same area will soon be fenced off to become part of a Class 5 landfill. Dirt from other mourns passing portions of the property will be used to backfill completed waste cells. Only 50 acres of the fenced of adored pope area will be used at first and Darin Olson, environmental man- St. Marguerite’s priest recounts personal encounter ager for Allied Waste, said that by Mary Ruth Hammond minutes, Pope John Paul II stared the area could be viable for the from his bed at the window of his next 25-30 years. STAFF WRITER Kory Coleman, District The mood was solemn and lots airy, sparsely furnished Vatican Manager for Allied Waste, said of tears were shed — but more bedroom, looking toward the the entire fenced-in area could importantly a feeling of hope, crowd gathered below in St. collect waste over the next 50-60 gratitude and calmness fell over Peter’s Square and whispered, years. Tooele’s Catholic congregation “Amen.” A Class 5 permit allows Allied as Father Matthew Wixted led On Saturday, Father Wixted Waste to accept commercial and members of Saint Marguerite’s reminded members of St. household waste from local and parish in a Mass Saturday eve- Marguerite’s parish that Pope distant entities but not toxic or ning celebrating the life of Pope John Paul II accomplished much hazardous waste. John Paul II. The Holy Father lost during his lifetime. “But above In addition to adding fences his struggle with ongoing health all else was the Holy Father’s around the site, Allied also plans problems earlier that day. tremendous love for the church photography / Mike Call to expand and delete some near- It was reported by the Annamaria and Billy G. Cochran were among the hundred or so members of St. Marguerite’s Parish of the by railroad crossings. Associated Press that in his last SEE POPE ON A12 Roman Catholic Church who gathered for Holy Mass Saturday in remembrance of Pope John Paul II. The original design of the landfill was approved by state’s Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste on Jan. 5, but because new Baseball players sentenced in THS sex scandal blue prints for the facility were created (thanks to new owner- by Mary Ruth Hammond Court. lines of sexual battery, a class A days of incarceration were sus- were sentenced last month by ship), a modified permit must be STAFF WRITER Matthew Gomez and Shane misdemeanor. pended and both young men will Judge C. Dane Nolan in Tooele’s issued. This has yet to happen. Two 18-year-old former Tooele Leonelli, who were both 18 at If Gomez and Leonelli suc- be allowed work release while Juvenile Court. Three of the Meantime, the Tooele County High School baseball players the time of the incident, each cessfully complete terms of a being held in the Tooele County younger ballplayers spent two Health Department is conducting involved a videotaped sexual pleaded guilty to one count of 12-month probation, their crime Detention Center. Gomez and days in a detention center. The its own review of the plans. encounter with a 15-year-old dealing in harmful material to will be reduced to a class B mis- Leonelli were further ordered to fourth teen, who has turned 18 Some concerns about grazing female from northern Utah dur- a minor, a third-degree felony. demeanor. write a letter of apology to the since the crime, spent two days rights were raised by local ranch- ing a tournament held in St. Tooele County Deputy Attorney Judge Randall N. Skanchy victim and pay a $750 fine. in jail. Each of the four younger ers at last night’s hearing but a George last March were sen- Gary Searle recommended the sentenced both defendants Four younger ballplayers US Magnesium employee, Tom SEE PLAYERS ON A6 tenced Monday in 3rd District teens be sentenced under guide- to 365 days in jail. All but 14 involved in the same incident Tripp, expressed other concerns. He said as soon as the site becomes operational, some 50 Merchants begin collecting tax for parks, arts, rec large garbage trucks are expect- ed to come and go each day the money to bring performing with more trucks being added By Mark Watson as time marches on. Tripp said STAFF WRITER artists to the city, such as bringing in the Utah Symphony,” he said. that’s a lot of traffic to add to the A slight increase in sales tax in remote Rowley area and noted Tooele City will help build public The mayor said citizens’ com- mittees would be organized to there really hasn’t been any “bad parks and provide money for arts accidents” in that vicinity. He and recreation projects. find the best possible uses for the money. Tooele is the first city worries about the impact of the Starting April 1, merchants in landfill on US Magnesium and its Tooele began collecting an addi- in Utah to make use of this tax, according to Roberfts. employees as “they will be our tional 1/10 of 1 percent sales nearest biggest neighbor.” tax on all taxable transactions. Salt Lake County has used the tax for several years to help build The landfill was originally a The city should generate about project of Wasatch Regional Solid $300,000 annually because of the parks, golf courses and swimming pools. Several cities in south Davis Waste Management Corporation, tax. It is called the PAR (Parks, but the venture was recently sold Arts, Recreation) tax, and cannot County formed an alliance last fall in an attempt to build a new rec- to Allied Waste for an undisclosed be used for any other purposes. amount of money. The tax means customers will reation center in Bountiful with this type of tax. Voters narrowly Allied currently handles nearly pay an additional one cent for one-third of all the waste pro- every $1 worth of goods. defeated that proposal. Weber County voters approved duced in the Salt Lake Valley and “We won’t use any of the is the second largest household money the first year, but one of the use of this recreation-arts tax in their county. waste company in the nation. the first projects will be develop- Because the landfill will sit ing England Acres Park,” Mayor Tooele City first tried to make use of this tax two years ago, but on school trust lands, anywhere Charlie Roberts said. “The city from five to nine percent of its owns 26 acres on the northeast was not granted approval from the county. Finally, the City received gross receipts will go toward side of town to be used as a park. public schools. We’ve already developed five of permission to place the tax pro- those acres. Along with that proj- photography / Troy Boman SEE TAX ON A6 ect, some have mentioned using England Acres Park in northeast Tooele will be expanded with money from a slight increase in sales tax. SEE LANDFILL ON A6

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 DOINGS B2 INSIDE Mostly clear tonight. Lows in the OBITUARIES A8, A9 TV LISTINGS B4 Dog injured in skirmish 30s. Mostly sunny and warmer with roving mountain lion. Wednesday. Highs in the 60s. SPORTS A10 CROSSWORD B4 See A2 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B6 A2 TUESDAY April 5, 2005 ETCETERA ... Dog trees lion lurking in Tooele neighborhood News Briefs By Mark Watson STAFF WRITER Open burn window from clothing placed the over-packed The Cahoons have a pet March 1-May 31 munition in a larger air-tight con- dog they call “Chester,” but on tainer for continued storage. The current open burn window Sunday it acted more like a The earth covered storage for residents in the North Tooele “Hero.” structure is filtered and no vapor County Fire District is from March Chester, an 80-pound 8-year- escaped to the environment. There 1, 2005 through May 31, 2005. You old boxer dog, which belongs was no danger to surrounding can obtain a burn permit by call- to Burton and Patricia Cahoon communities, according to a press ing between the hours of 8 a.m. to of Tule Circle in Tooele, treed a release. 5 p.m. week days at 882-6730 or mountain lion, which was creat- The U.S. Army Chemical 250-0162. ing a bit of havoc in the neigh- Materials Agency is responsible If you are planning to burn borhood. A few hours later, for safely storing and eliminating on Saturday and/or Sunday you Division of Wildlife officers cap- the United States’ aging chemical must call the fire district offices tured the cat and transported it weapons and agent stockpiles and on Friday no later than 5 p.m. out of the area. for the safe elimination of recov- For burn permits wanted Monday Officers received calls last ered chemical materiel. through Friday, please call on the week from people in the neigh- day you want to burn. All burn Task Force makes meth borhood below Settlement permits are contingent upon the bust in Lake Point Canyon saying they had spot- clearing index established by Air Tooele Major Crimes Task ted a mountain lion roaming the Quality Control. They are updated Force made an arrest in Lake Point area. One of Cahoon’s neighbor’s on a daily basis. Friday evening when a Salt Lake had uncovered the remains of a Settlement Canyon City man arrived in the area to sell raccoon. turned on April 16 methamphetamine. “One Tooele City police offi- Ron Matatekel, Tooele County cer spotted the mountain lion Settlement Canyon Irrigation Sheriff’s chief deputy, said the sale in that area one morning during Company would like to inform its was interrupted by the task force the week,” DWR Officer Troy shareholders that the irrigation and the man was taken into cus- Hammond said. water will be turned on Saturday, tody. “We also received some April 16. Please make sure your Approximaly one-half ounce phone messages, but no names valves are closed. Call 833-9606 A mountain lion was captured Sunday in the backyard of Burton and Patricia Cahoon on Tule Circle in Tooele. of meth was reportedly found on and numbers so we couldn’t fol- with any questions. The wild animal was killing house cats and raccoons in the area. the man. Matekel said the street low-up,” wildlife biologist Tom Leaking agent detected value of the illegal drug would be Becker said. to take down deer, so it was liv- in storage igloo approximately $2,000. But on Sunday, the cat’s ing on raccoons and house cats. Mustard agent vapor leak- The task force has not yet antics came to an end thanks to There is a little water in that cor- ing from a 155mm projectile was released the name of the man who Chester. ridor coming out of Settlement detected today during routine was arrested but Matekel said he “We got up about 8 a.m. on Canyon and so it was an appeal- monitoring operations in a storage is being held in the Tooele County Sunday and noticed a dead ing area to hunt for this old igloo at Deseret Chemical Depot. Detention Center. Investigation of (house) cat on our lawn,” lion,” he said. Depot workers in protective the case is still ongoing. Patricia Cahoon said. Becker confirmed the cat was “We thought that raccoons Temps/Precipitation Valley Weather Forecast in bad shape. Local Weather had gotten it because we have “It couldn’t hunt very well in a lot of raccoons in the area,” Date High Low (prec./inches) the mountains, so it had to find March 31 45 27 Wed 65/44 Burton Cahoon said. “I went a another way to make a living,” April 1 57 26 4/6 over and could see that the Becker said. “It’s teeth and paws April 2 67 36 Sunny skies. High around 65F. cat was freshly killed. There April 3 64 46 were in bad shape and it had Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. were pine needles covering it. some bare spots on it, probably April 4 63 34 .15 I cleaned it up and put it in the from fighting other cats,” he garbage. We waited for awhile Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer said. “It also had a bobbed tail, for the National Weather Service, reports before we let Chester out of Thu something or somebody had that his recording station at 139 S. Main 69/46 the house. Chester checked out 4/7 taken off half its tail.” received .15 inches of precipitation the spot where the dead cat between March 31 and April 4 and a total Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper Becker said in his 15 years had been and then went back of 2.93 for the month of March. The normal 60s and lows in the mid 40s. working with the Division of into the house with me,” Burton for March is 2.32 inches. Wildlife he has seen only three For the water year, which began Oct. said. mountain lions creating any 1, 2003, Tooele has received 12.99 inches Fri “Chester was waiting quite of precipitation. The normal for the year is 58/37 nervously inside and then we let trouble for people. 18.49 inches of precipitation. 4/8 him out of the house,” Patricia “There are plenty of mountain Showers possible. Highs in the up- lions in the mountains. People per 50s and lows in the upper 30s. added. “He took off like a flash tear- just don’t see them. They hunt Corrections ing across the backyard,” Burton at night and stay away from people,” Becker said. In a front page article Tuesday said. Sat Burton Cahoon’s pet dog “Chester” is recovering from injuries he suf- Officers tranquilized the that ran under headline “New 49/29 The Cahoon’s yard is fenced 4/9 fered in a battle with a mountain lion Sunday. The dog needed eight mountain lion and transported Wal-Mart DC celebrates with in the back and the mountain staples to sew up his wounds. Chance of showers. Highs in the it out of the area. The Division boisterous fanfare,” the job lion probably had no place to upper 40s and lows in the upper of Wildlife tries to control the position of Nicole Cline was go, Patricia said. “We have a 20s. population with limited-entry incorrect. Cline is the Tooele utility trailer back there and the among people is not very com- and got the lion,” Patricia said. hunting of mountain lions. County Planning Director mountain lion was probably hid- Tooele veterinarian Gary mon,” Hammond said. “In this and Economic Development ing underneath it, waiting to go Gowans patched up Chester’s particular case the cat was get- Sun 55/31 back and get its fresh kill,” she Director. 4/10 wounds with eight staples. ting old and just trying to sur- said. “Mountain lions coming down Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the “We didn’t see the encounter, vive. It was probably too weak mid 50s and lows in the low 30s. NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 but Chester was bleeding, and Tooele ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content the mountain lion was up in one Service of our pine trees. We called 911 Parents plead not guilty and the wildlife officers came “We Are Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” Area Ski Report to abuse in baby’s death 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Voice of Tooele County Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 since 1894 Today: Partly cloudy. 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■ Editorials, guest opinions, letters to the editor ■ Managing Editor Mike Call: 882-0050 Open Forum

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Pope’s life well lived The world lost a great man when death called Pope John Paul II back to his heavenly home Saturday. Born May 18, 1920 and ordained as pope on Oct. 16, 1978, John Paul II became a universal shepherd to members of his Roman Catholic Church. But the annals of history will most assuredly remember Karol Josez Wajtyla — the name given him by his parents upon his May 18, 1920 birth — as a man who overcame many hardships and difficulties. John Paul’s mother died when he was 9 years old. When the Nazis invaded the pope’s native Poland, he went underground to study theology. Two years later his name was on a Nazi death list, forcing him to go even further into hiding. In celebration of his 50th anniversary of being ordained a priest, Pope John Paul II wrote concerning his underground experiences, “Any day I could have been picked up on the street, at the factory or at the stone quarry and sent to a con- centration camp. Sometimes I asked myself: ‘So many people at my age were losing their lives, why not me?’” According to the book, “John Paul II, A Light for the World,” the pontiff “gradually came to feel he was spared for a higher reason, part of a divine plan to bring something good out of wartime Poland.” Three years after his ordination as pope, a Turkish terrorist tried to take his life. Being the humble servant he was, the pontiff visited that would-be assassin in prison in 1983 to forgive him. Like Catholics throughout the world, members of Saint Marguerite’s parish in Tooele gathered for Holy Mass Saturday in remembrance of the pope. Led by Father Matthew Wixted, the congregation prayed that the pope’s soul would be accepted into heaven. Father Wixted said in spite of worldly trends, the Holy Father refused to alter his stance on abortion or the right and dignity of human life. Father Wixted prayed with his congregation that young men of the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Catholic faith would consider and prepare to serve in the priesthood. At the conclusion of the Saint Marguerite’s Holy Mass, Father Wixted looked the shelves of the shelter were filled Shame on you, and thanks New church refreshing to overflowing, and the balance (two over his congregation and asked “Where are my special ones?” Children old Editor: Editor: additional truckloads!) was taken to the enough to walk headed toward the father, while infants and toddlers were car- Louise Curtis’ letter (March 29) seems This letter is for Louise Curtis who Tooele food bank. The Division of Child ried by their parents. Father Wixted laid his hands on the head of each child just a bit insensitive and mean-spirited. wrote a letter in the March 29 issue about and Family Services works closely with to bless them. She cites the inappropriateness of the new painting over the new church in town. the residents of the shelter, as well as Father Wixted’s show of reverence for children was surely similar to the St. Barnabas Center at the north end of Shame, shame, shame on you. If the colors many of the families in need who depend many occasions when Pope John Paul II blessed the youngest members of Tooele as “ruining our community with of a building are the only excuse you have on the food bank. On behalf of the Tooele humanity. Beginning in Rome in 1985 and continuing through to Toronto in their brash colors” and not “fitting in.” for not attending church, then you my office of DCFS, we would like to recog- 2002, John Paul invited young people to join with him through a series of World Ruining our community? Not fitting in friend have bigger problems than a bucket nize and applaud the children involved in Youth Days. It is recorded that the pontiff said to the young people who met with what? I guess she must feel OK about of paint. this project. We would also like to express with him, “Listen to what Christ the Redeemer is saying to you ... Only in Christ the north end’s strip mall, metal industrial Our house of worship was over 70 miles our appreciation for the parents and other can men and women find answers to the ultimate questions that trouble them. building, fast-food, auto mall and big-box one way. Now that we moved, it’s about involved adults who are helping to instill Only in Christ can they fully understand their dignity as persons created and architecture that must fulfill her expecta- 100 miles. I could have used the excuse the sense of community service in our loved by God.” tions of what doesn’t “ruin” our city. that getting up two hours early with kids children. Yes, the world has truly lost a great leader in the passing of Pope John Paul Since when does adding a little color was a bigger pain than it was worth, but II — but as Father Wixted stated Saturday, surely upon his arrival in heaven the and flavor hurt anybody? Would she rather Karen Kuipers we did it. When the construction started pontiff heard the words, “Well done, thou good and faithful servant.” see another brewery or club instead of Tooele Office of the Division my mother brought up the concerns of a church whose sole purpose is to help of Child and Family Services getting into an accident, so I must admit ROUNDTABLE people become better? She will probably we have not gone to the “building” for a accept the bright orange color of that Parents demonized while. As the school board begins its search for a Home Depot when it arrives in town with- Editor: Our place of worship has been in an out any complaint. I am really surprised by the actions that ugly-colored chicken coop with baby new superintendent, what leadership quali- In my view, the colorful little church the Division of Child and Family Services chicks learning about the ark and in the ties would you like to see in that individu- building is a welcome and a refreshing (DCFS) and the Children’s Justice Center green, bug-covered fields while talking change from our constant bombardment (CJC) are allowed to do with seemingly about the valley of death and heaven. al and what are the biggest challenges he of gray and beige stucco boxes we so limited or no supervision, and a lack of Another time it was in the middle of a or she will face in the school district? readily accept in our colorless built envi- accountability for the actions they take. I brown and muddy manure-covered horse ronment. am equally surprised how the local media pasture teaching my son about the miracle Rick Kirkland Missy Thompson TOOELE CITY RESIDENT THS BUFFALOG CO-EDITOR Ken Spence prints those stories that DCFS and CJC of life while our horse delivered a baby. are a part of, using “one-sided” reporting Larry Shumway did a Tooele Within minutes of delivering, the lesson Although pondering and not taking the time to take action of what important qualities good job as superin- changed to the beautiful colors of the rain- our next superintendent tendent of our school What’s the real eyesore? finding the truth. bow as a full one formed over the pasture should have is an district and the next Editor: A story was printed about my wife and why God created the rainbow and its will have large shoes important question, Dear Louise Curtis: I don’t know if you and I on the honorable loss of our son. meaning. it really will depend to fill. As the school The story painted us as hideous people. The word of God is a gift and can come on what our elected board searches for know it or not, but there are other reli- gions in Utah besides LDS. Maybe they This story did not include a call to the in many shapes and colors! The devil can school board feels someone to succeed coroner’s office, upon it was said “noth- Shumway, perhaps want to show a little diversity in their also give you the gift of sight. Don’t let the are the needs of our ing abnormally was found,” and that school district. Our school board has had the a new light will be shed on the district. church, which Utah lacks very seriously. sight of rust red, apricot and barf green to opportunity of working with and observing A good, strong leader will be needed to I did not grow up here but have lived the coroner’s office was just waiting keep you from receiving the greater gift. It Superintendent Larry Shumway for six years keep up with the rapidly growing number of here for 25 years and traveled around the on blood work to return. It came back is a house of worship, fellowship and the students and the needs for these students. Hopefully they have recognized the skills. world and not all churches are white and “negative.” gift of God! he possesses and will look for that in their No matter whom the new superintendent plain like here and like how you would I am slowly finding that my situation Because of your letter, I’m going to next candidate. It seems that Dr. Shumway is, there will be a conflict somewhere at the hands of DCFS and CJC is more find out what time services are and start whether it is with parents or other mem- like to keep it. possesses skills in organizational leadership, widespread and has affected more families attending till the construction is over. I business planning, and community planning bers of the school board he or she will I live in a older part of Tooele and all of than mine. A time back, it was printed while managing the districts entire 11,000 need to be able to intelligently, logically, our houses are not the same like Overlake. pray you look into your heart and to God students under 700 staff members. There and understandingly deal with whatever There are different colors and different how we should forgive these workers to see the colors as they were meant to be have been ups and downs for our schools but problems may arise. A superintendent with shapes and sizes. Thank God. Overlake — that these workers are human and and attend Sunday services. I would love no ties to the community will work for the overall Tooele County School District have is an eyesore because you have a couple subjected to making mistakes. But if you to worship with you. Thank you so very become a model for future school districts. entire community like Shumway has with hundred houses with four different colors. look here, www.falseallegations.com, you much for giving me my lesson for today. There are almost overwhelming challenges the limited funding which has been avail- can see just how many mistakes they have You have pulled my heart to this church. I able. Wow! Four whole colors. the next candidate will face such as keeping been allowed. How many families have to know it holds great things for me and my up with the growth of Tooele County. It will Hopefully the wall they are building is Craig Hinkel suffer before action is taken. family. I’m willing to share if you’re willing be no small success to keep up with the TOOELE CITY RESIDENT tall enough to block Overlake so I can quit Kevin Long to come too. demands of managing, providing and educat- In choosing a new driving on Droubay to go to Salt Lake. It’s ing the students of Tooele County on the mea- district superintendent the attitude of people like you that ruin a Tooele Karen Davis ger budget they have always been afforded. there are many quali- community — not a church. Seventh Day Adventist Craig Anderson ties that the school Les Hayden Avoid family heartache Rush Valley FORMER GRANTSVILLE CITY board should look COUNCILMAN Tooele Editor: for. Not only should It has been difficult for all of us to wit- In looking for a new he/she have a busi- Cheerleading is a sport ness the legal troubles and the suffering superintendent, an ness and educational Students effort praised Editor: individual with the best background but also Editor: which has befallen Terri Schiavo and her I have continued to read the newspaper qualifications for the they need to be strong communicators Whenever the problems of the world family in Florida. It is also evident that she since I moved away to go to school, and job should be sought. and effective team-builders. He/she needs become hopelessly overwhelming, it never and her family had never discussed her have never written a letter to the editor If they can hire from to envision a school system that meets fails that an individual or group steps wishes in the event of a medical tragedy. but feel that I should. I cheered at Tooele within the district that the academic goals of the community I strongly urge everyone to prepare would be preferable but forward to restore our faith in humanity. High for three years, and I agree that it and students. With Tooele’s tremendous a Living Will (more properly called a sometimes this is not possible and if necessary growth in the last several years, the super- Such a group stepped up recently, and the would have been nice to have the cheer- someone from outside the district should be intendent will need to keep focus on all fact that it was elementary school children “Directive to Physicians and Providers leaders at the state basketball games, but considered. It should be noted that this position the things that students need to succeed; is an amazing tribute to the character of of Medical Services”) and discuss it with these girls work so hard to qualify for is as much political and public relations as it is he/she needs to foster partnerships with the kids we have in our community. your loved ones. Please see that you have their nationals, and there was no way to administrative. Thus it takes a special individual the school board and community to ensure a Living Will in place and that your family see into the future that [the basketball to deal with the demands of such a position. that budgetary and developmental require- Recently Tracy Schaffer, one of our county SANE nurses, became aware that knows where it is and how to use it. You team] would win state, or make it that far Some school districts in the nation have elimi- ments are there for our kids. Lastly, the could save your loved ones untold suffer- nated the position of superindent and the staff the local women’s shelter was desper- in the tournament to begin with. superintendent needs to retain the won- ing with just a little advanced planning. required, replaced by a decision-making body derful teachers we have and recruit new ately low on canned food items. Tracy I don’t think that people/students in the consisting of the elected school board and the teachers to Tooele with better salaries and mentioned it to her son Tyler, who was Frank Mohlman community really know what is required principals in that district. This has been done benefits. In choosing a new superintendent inspired to take the issue to the stu- Tooele SEE LETTERS ON A5 with varying degrees of success. So, maybe the school board has a significant task dent body officers at Stansbury Park this is an opportunity for school board officials ahead, I encourage the board to take their to look at alternative solutions, who knows time and choose the best individual to lead Elementary. A food drive was coordinated what other creative solutions are out there. our school system. for the benefit of the shelter — and with LETTER RULES the support of the PTA and the school Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] staff — an incredible feat was accom- The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the plished. Those kids enthusiastically com- author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community mitted to the effort and brought in over of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual 4,000 canned and boxed food items! As the circumstances at the editor’s discretion. food was boxed up to be transported to All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long the shelter, kids aged 5 through 12 walked are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- by and gazed in awe at the mountain of A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 food they had assembled. Comments were Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. made with pride and satisfaction that 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call “nobody will be hungry now!” 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor The food drive was so successful that For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY April 5, 2005 A5 Stansbury couple to preside over Texas mission William Lintner By Audrey Rock ment waiting to be fulfilled by TAX SERVICES STAFF WRITER an already very accomplished It’s been a long time since Brent man. The successful career, the We prepare your taxes – Your Place or Ours respect of those around him, and Rose had a few years to himself. Hours: Mon - Sat, 9am - 9pm The longtime Stansbury Park resi- the accolades of the world don’t dent served as a counselor in the hold a candle, though, to the most Grantsville Stake Presidency of important things in his life. For appointment call: the LDS Church for eight and “The greatest accomplishment Office: 435-882-8597 a half years before being called in my life so far is marrying Dianne Arlyce: 435-882-5519 as president of the same stake Gwynn,” he said. “And from that Bill: 435-882-7673 for four years. He also served as has come the privilege of seeing Lisa: 435-849-2078 president of the Stansbury Park our children grow in the love and Jenilyn: 801-598-7501 Stake for five-and-a-half years. admonition of the Lord into lov- Or visit us at www.actiontax.com Rose, a shareholder and direc- ing, caring and responsible adults. tor of law firm Clyde Snow For me, this is a blessing beyond Sessions & Swenson in Salt Lake which I am worthy.” City, had only about a year and Of all the things going on right a half to reflect and rest before now in the heart and mind of he received a surprising call in Brent Rose, gratitude seems to mid-December of last year from be the most prominent. Speaking President James E. Faust of the of his colleagues at Clyde Snow First Presidency of the church. He Sessions and Swenson, he said, was told he would spend 3 years “I am very grateful for their kind- serving as a mission president. ness in allowing me the opportu- But it wasn’t until a month nity to return to the firm when I later that an official assignment have finished my mission.” And would be made. Rose and his speaking of the community, he wife, Dianne learned in January said, “I will be forever grateful they were assigned to the Texas that Dianne and I have had the Lubbock Mission, which includes privilege of living and raising our all of West Texas and Eastern New children here.” Mexico. The couple will enter the As he and Dianne look to this Missionary Training Center in Dianne and Brent Rose next challenging and undoubtedly Provo, Utah on June 19, where equally rewarding phase in their they will train for six days, and nity to work with and get to know look forward to with great antici- lives, Rose says he will live by a then report in Lubbock on June so many of them over the years. pation. motto — a scripture that is dear, 30. Given the weighty LDS Church I can hardly imagine living any- “Dianne and I are very much relevant and of paramount impor- callings he’s held before, it per- where else. Since being released looking forward to our opportu- tance to him. DRIVERS haps didn’t come as a surprise to from the stake presidency, and nity to serve a mission together “The motto I try to live by is out Rose’s friends and colleagues. But of course now in anticipation of - and are excited about the oppor- of the scriptures, Proverbs 3:5-6: it wasn’t something he expected. leaving for three years, I am really tunity of doing so in Texas,” said Trust in the Lord with all thine “I was very surprised to receive going to miss seeing and associat- Rose. “We approach it, however, heart, and lean not unto thine own the calling,” he said. “It was total- ing with the wonderful people in with some fear and much conster- understanding. In all thy ways ENGLAND TRUCKING JOB FAIR! ly unanticipated.” Stansbury Park.” nation about our capacity to fulfill acknowledge Him, and He shall Now comes the work of getting For the Rose family, there such an assignment. The thought direct thy paths,” Rose quoted. “I Learn To Drive With The Best! affairs in order and preparing to are the sometimes mixed feel- of assuming responsibility for the believe that literally.” C. R. England Trucking is conducting FREE Career Fairs explaining leave their home and family for ings associated with major life physical, emotional and spiritual their Truck Driver Training Program. three years. Rose says the firm changes. There are the general care and custody of the hundreds These FREE Fairs will be held EVERY WEEK IN APRIL from has “graciously” allowed him a worries and trepidations that are of missionaries with whom we 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM associated with such big respon- will have the privilege of serving three-year leave of absence, after Tuesday: Provo, Holiday Inn, 1416 S. University Avenue which he will have the opportu- sibilities. But this new adventure over the course of our mission is — the one they will share together daunting. We pray mightily for the Wednesday: Salt Lake City, C.R. England Olde English Grill, nity to return. 4701 W. 2100 S. (West end of C.R. England general offices) But it isn’t his career that Rose as partners, friends, and husband wisdom necessary to fulfill it.” Thursday: Ogden, Holiday Inn Express, 2245 S. 1200 E. says is the biggest sacrifice for and wife — is something they It is another accomplish- he and Dianne. “More than leav- Get your CDL and learn to be a professional truck driver! Low, Low ing our home, our things and my Tuition! Special discount for attendees! Financing available through our pay-as-you-earn-plan. No credit check or co-signers needed. career, especially for my wife, and Guaranteed job with England Trucking upon successful completion. for me, it is leaving our children Battle of the Bands and our little grandchildren that is th If you want a career with a real future, you owe it most difficult,” he said. Certainly, June 30 , 2005 to yourself to attend one of these Job Fairs! he adds, it is with his wife and Min. age 21 children that he finds the most Free Refreshments! joy in life. $500 Grand Prize! DON’T MISS THIS EVENT! Rose said he is very grateful Dugway Proving Grounds he will be serving relatively close 493 W. 400 N., Tooele 866-887-4937 Sign up by May 20. Two or more members per band. to home so that his four married www.crengland.net All members must be 16 years or older. Call children and three grandchildren 435-831-2344 for more info or to sign up. 882-4800 (and one additional grandchild on www.mohlmanlaw.com the way) can visit occasionally. He will also miss serving Stansbury and Grantsville, because of course, “the wonderful people.” “I am aware, more than most because of my opportunity of service in the stake presidency in both areas, that the Lord is bringing truly wonderful people out to our valley,” he added. “I’ve enjoyed so very much the opportu- Show your support to these local businesses for Letters making our community Easter Egg Hunt a great success. continued from A4 of these girls. They practice every Co Sponsor Countryside Animal Clinic Liberty Tax day at 6 in the morning (including the summer) to prepare for their Cricket William Lintner Tax Service Tooele competition season that begins Daves Drugs Les Schwab Floral in November. On top of this they have community functions they A.T. Floors Deseret Peak Aquatic Center Llew Co. Tooele City are required to attend. The ath- Detroit Diesel Fire letes and club members get their Ad-Vantage Design Maceys homes/lockers decorated all year Al & Lid Furniture & Domino’s Pizza McDonalds Department long (and most of that comes Early Learning Center out of their own pocket). They Appliance Richard’s Round Up BBQ Tooele Senior Envirocare plan skits and assemblies for the Allison McCoy & the Tooele Shell Citizen Center student body, and they are a year- First American Title round sport! Youth City Council Shellimark Entertainment with Tooele Trophy in the three years that I cheered Gentle Touch Dentistry American Family Insurance Marc Taylor - & Plaque we would rairly get a thank you, Grantsville City or were recognized for our acom- Applebee’s The Best DJ Around Trilobyte plishments. My senior year we Grantsville Credit Union Beehive Bail Bonds Utah Commercial Supply asked a few football players to Grantsville Fire Department Soelberg’s stunt with us for fun and I bet if Bob Tomac & His Helpers (Hometown Hardware) you ask any of them they would Grantsville Senior Citizen Sonic Drive-In Walker’s/Wendy’s confirm that cheerleading is a Cargill Salt Center Speedy Loan sport. Walmart I just feel that the girls are Cheryl Adams & the Tooele Iceberg Sweet Pea Boutique getting a bum deal when they Wasatch Orthodontics County Dairy Princess Royalty Jo-To-Go Tate Mortuary work as hard as do the basketball - Dr. Remington players. I don’t know why stu- Classic Copy & Books Kinney insurance/Farmers Tooele Federal Credit Union dents/parents would require the Clean Harbors Wells Fargo girls to miss their nationals when Kravers Tooele City you wouldn’t ask the same of any Wireless Beehive of the sports teams, not to men- tion that they are required to pay their own way. The school doesn’t pay for anything for their “sport.” Keep it Here. Keep it Home. Keep it Ours. These girls pay for their uniforms, sweats, entry fees for competition and a large portion of the sup- It makes good “cents” to shop local plies/treats that they give to the teams to be recognized. I think that before you are so critical maybe take a step back Tooele County and see what they have done for all the sports programs and clubs Chamber of Commerce this year. I just want to say congratula- The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce and the Transcript Bulletin would tions to the basketball team and like to express their sincere thanks to these businesses for their generous the girls, all your hard work paid off! support of this years Easter Egg Hunt. We’d also like to extend a huge thank you Kirsha (Graham) Buttars to all the volunteers that were involved. We couldn’t have done it without you! Logan, Utah A6 TUESDAY April 5, 2005

With the increase, combined Miss Tooele County joins women’s advisory council Tax retail sales tax for Tooele City The Healthy Woman Program, healthy lifestyles. As Miss Tooele a Kick Off Event on Thursday, continued from A1 now sits at 6.60 percent. a free-community health educa- County, Adams’ objective is to April 21, at Tooele High School. In 1993, the Utah Legislature tion resource of Mountain West educate the community about The Kick-Off Event will start posal on the ballot last fall. Nearly passed Senate Bill 109, allow- Medical Center, announces an healthy lifestyles. She is cur- with a free health fair for the 58 percent of voters approved of ing county legislative bodies to addition to its Advisory Council. rently employed by the Tooele entire community from 4-6 p.m. the new tax. impose this type of tax to fund Tooele City campaigned hard Stephanie Adams, the current County Health Department as a and will provide various screen- recreational and cultural facilities last year to help voters under- reigning Miss Tooele County, will Gold Medal Mentor, works at the ings, along with health, social, and parks in their counties. stand the purposes for the pro- be serving as one of the younger Healthy Smiles Dental Clinic, and financial health informa- PAR tax funds cannot be used representatives for the women posed sales-tax increase. and is employed by the Utah tion. for city employee salaries or of Tooele County and will bring State Extension as a Nutritionist Then at 6:30 p.m., a catered “Voters understood it and sup- equipment, but must be specifi- to the attention of the council, Assistant. dinner will be served, followed ported it,” the mayor said after cally used on council-approved the health and social issues this “Being on the Healthy Woman by the motivational presentation the vote last year. “I don’t know if projects. population encounters. Advisory Council is an honor to of nationally-recognized speak- we could have provided any more Adams will be receiving her me and allows me the oppor- er and breast cancer survivor, information than we did.” Proponents for this type of Associates of General Sciences tunity to reach the community Dr. Suzanne Metzger. Tickets to The city held information tax point out that the money is degree this month from Utah about important health issues,” this portion of the event are meetings, printed brochures and not just generated from Tooele State University. She plans Adam said. “Not only that, but $8 per person. Tickets may be pushed for news articles news- residents, but from non-resident to continue her education to the information I am learning is purchased at Mountain West papers. shoppers as well. obtain a bachelor’s degree in Stephanie Adams a great benefit to me as a young Medical Center. Attending this exercise physiology and a mas- woman of Tooele County. I love event would be a fun and relax- ter’s degree in dietetics. tion and fitness center where she it!? ing evening out for the ladies, so Give your parakeet something to talk about. Adams hopes to eventually can help people of all ages and The new Healthy Woman get your tickets today. For more Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin! return to Tooele to open a nutri- incomes to achieve and maintain Program will be celebrated with information, call 843-3691. Goodfellow SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 to fill seat vacated by OPENING SOON Sen. Allen

by Karen Lee Scott STAFF WRITER When Sen. Ron Allen (D- Stansbury Park) accepted Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr.’s offer to be one of three public service com- missioners, he not only stepped down from his position as a Utah State Senator but also as the Senate minority whip. Thus two pairs of shoes were left empty. The first pair — his Senate District #12 shoes — were filled by Rep. Brent Goodfellow (D- 11 NORTH MAIN STREET Salt Lake City). He has been a TOOELE member of the House for the photography / Karen Lee Scott past 21 years. (Senate District Officials from the state’s School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration and Allied Waste met with #12 covers areas in both Tooele county residents last night at the health department to discuss plans for a proposed Class 5 landfill. and Salt Lake County.) The other paiR are now occu- Firearms Ammunition original lease deal, which only waste because the site is within pied by Sen. Gene Davis (D- Salt called for a Class 1 permit. But Optics Animal Calls Lake City) who had been serv- Landfill its borders. ing as the Assistant Minority continued from A1 with a Class 5 permit, those num- The sight was initially expect- Reloading Hunting Clothes bers will be significantly higher. ed to open in June, but Olson Whip. Some $66 million was expect- Cleaning Supplies Special Orders Goodfellow was chosen According to county attorney expects operations to begin in ed over the next 100 years for Doug Ahlstrom, Tooele County on March 19 by a special the early fall if all the permits are Black Powder Accessories & Much More schools across the state from the coffers will receive $1 per ton of Democratic delegation to fill issued. the remainder of Allen’s second term, which ends Jan. 1, 2007. e-mail: [email protected] “I actually grew up in Garfield, just around the corner so I am very familiar with Tooele,” said Proposed Goodfellow. “I hope to represent the Magna, West Valley and Stansbury Park Landfill area well,” Goodfellow said, noting he will support the other parts of Tooele County as well. Amax Rd Amax His empty House seat should be filled by the end of this month, but not until after the April 16

Salt Lake County Democratic . Convention. Davis was selected just last Friday by Senate Minority Leader Mike Dmitrich (D-Price) to be the new minority whip. Sen. Karen Hale (D-Salt Lake) will take over Davis’ former 80 Frontage Rd “It was as position but will continue as the . “It was as minority caucus manager. Delle Allen said both Davis and 80 easyeasy asas Goodfellow have a good knowl- edge of Tooele County and the Timpie 1,1, 2,2, 3!”3!” issues the county faces. As far as his new post goes, Allen said things are “going graphic / Benjamin Nielson well,” but he faces a steep learn- Allied Waste’s proposed Class 5 ing curve. Besides spending a landfill will be be located a few lot of time making local and miles north of I-80 and two miles national contacts, he has also south of US Magnesium on Amax had to learn a plethora of acro- Road. The landfill will cover 460 nyms. acres and be operational for 50 e-mail: [email protected] to 60 years.

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TUESDAY April 5, 2005 A7 Books, learning games available at new family center by Karen Hunt The same applies for ideas with the kids day in, day out, and who STAFF WRITER classes. therefore have the greatest effect As a resident of Provo, Michelle A computer will also soon be on their kids. Jefferies loved visiting the Utah available for use. The center is open on Tuesday Family Center. So when she Parent educators, Sherena and Thursday from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. moved to Tooele it was only natu- Huntsman and Searle also work and on Wednesdays from 1 - 5:30 ral Jefferies was excited to hear out of the center. They are primar- p.m. Volunteers are needed to pro- a new Family Center was in the ily in charge of making visits to vide extended staff support, read works. parents who request help training books to kids, make calls from The Utah Family Center recent- their pre-kindergarten students in home and help in a multitude of ly opened at 66 W. Vine Street in the Northlake Elementary area. other ways. Stay-at-home moms Tooele, just east of the Tooele Services for the general public willing to volunteer are welcome City library. The small building just include a play group at the early to bring their kids in with them, around the corner from Dimitri’s learning center at Oquirrh Hills says Orozco. Cafe, has walls lined with the lat- every Thursday morning from 9:30 “My goal was to make sure my est books and educational toys - 10:30 a.m. and family group meet- kids grew up happy and healthy,” available to the public. The goal ings the third Wednesday of each Orozco said. Now, she is hoping of the center is to bring families month at Northlake Elementary. the Utah Family Center will help and communities together to help “Our goal is to empower the parents achieve their goals for children do well in school. parent to be the child’s first and their kids as well. But, the resources it offers can best teacher and to do that they For more information about the help with so much more — with need knowledge,” Huntsman said. center or No Child Left Behind, or everything from making a marriage Huntsman emphasizes the to volunteer contact Kari Orozco work and coping with divorce to power of the parent because she at 66 W. Vine Street or call 833- talking to your child about sex and realizes it’s the parent who is with 1960.w potty training. The books also cover other top- photography / Troy Boman ics like bullying, self-esteem, learn- A ribbon cutting ceremony officially opened the Utah Family Center at 66 W. and Vine Street in Tooele ing styles, addictions, nutrition and Friday afternoon. The center’s aim is to help children do better in school by providing additional educational We will help make your parenting. Like at other libraries, resources to families. the books can be checked out at occasion special no cost. Currently, the time limit friendly. It’s a nice place to be. You discipline, multiple intelligence, strengthen weaker areas. is one week, but Kari Orozco, site feel really welcome there.” junior high preparation and family “It really helps you gain an Prom Dresses, Pageant Gowns & Dressy coordinator, plans on changing Tooele’s Family Center is one of educational planning. understanding of how other peo- Dresses $35 & up. Tuxedo Rentals that to two weeks soon. ten such centers in Utah funded The next two classes, offered ple learn,” Tami Searle, a parent Jefferies said in Provo, the by the U.S. Board of Education on April 19 and May 17 will pro- educator who helps teach the books she checked out gave her through the No Child Left Behind vide an overview of Multiple courses said. “Then you can pres- ideas for a preschool class she Act. It is a community resource for Intelligence. The theory focuses ent materials to them in different taught. She also enjoyed reading books about parenting. At the all county residents. Parents with on eight different types of intel- ways that are easier to grasp.” Tooele center she said she was children about to enter school, in ligence: interpersonal, intraper- Orozco hopes people will bring excited to notice books on sign school or even those home-school- sonal, logic/mathematical, bodily in their own resources and share language. She also appreciates the ing their children have access to kinesthetics, visual/spacial, verbal/ what has worked for them. For friendliness of the staff. valuable resources there. linguistic, naturalist/environmen- instance, she said, if someone “I found Kari and also the par- The center also offers free or talist and musical. who has had an anorexic child ent educators to be very helpful,” inexpensive classes in early lit- The free classes teach par- and has found a book that really, Jefferies said. “If I have a ques- eracy for families with children 0- ents to recognize their children’s really works for them, they can tion they answer it. They’re very 5, kindergarten readiness, positive strengths and use them to help let her know and she’ll bring it in. Summer camp unlocks creativity, inventing skills By Mark Watson Activities include: Using tools to ond through sixth in 2005-2006. next year and phone number on STAFF WRITER take apart old gadgets; making your To apply for the scholarship stu- the back of your essay. any Dress Purchase Perhaps one of the next great own invention in “I Can Invent”; dents should do the following: Deliver or mail your entry to $ off inventions in the world will come creating new games in “Amazing In 250 words or less answer the the Transcript-Bulletin, 58 North or Tuxedo Rental from a Tooele County elementary Games”; solving life’s most puz- following question: As an inventor Main, Tooele 84074. Expires 4-16-05. student now learning basic math. zling problems in “The Case of the I think the world needs ______Winners will be contacted and 5 Teachers at East Elementary in Disappearing Homework”; explor- ___. Tell why and how you would also announced in the Transcript- Tooele want to help young students ing the world of insects in “What’s go about inventing that product or Bulletin. throughout the county unleash Bugging You”; and designing and device. For more information about the their creative powers by sponsor- building a movie set in “Special Essays can be hand-written or contest or Camp Invention call Effects: Movie Magic.” ing “Camp Invention.” The week- typed. Gayle Falardeau at 435-830-7338. “This really helps kids learn long, non-profit, summer enrich- Put your name, address, grade 80 West Vine • 882.2817 ment day camp fosters creativity, to solve problems by using the teamwork, inventive-thinking skills resources available. It’s no so much and science literacy. scientific as much as just being Attention Medicare Eligibles: About 80 students grades second creative and inventive and learn- through sixth attended the camp ing to work together. Last year we last year at East Elementary. It was created situations where kids were the first Camp Invention held in the stranded together on a strange county. Organizers would like even planet and another where they Announcing $0 were shipwrecked on a deserted more students to sign up this year; island. They needed to be creative all second-sixth grade students in to survive,” Falardeau said. the district are invited. Steve Wozniak, inventor of the “Last year one of our classrooms personal computer, is cited in was loaded with recyclable stuff monthly plan Camp Invention publicity materials and children were able to tear as stating, “Encouraging creativ- apart appliances and then make ity and building self-esteem in a their own inventions. said Gayle child are important skills when Falardeau, sixth-grade teacher at building problem-solving skills that East and director of the program. premium. will carry over to adulthood. 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Smith; Steven Smith, 50, passed away and grandparents, Taylor and Our beloved mother, grand- March 23, 2005, in Altus, Okla., Geneva Smith, Altus, and Daniel mother, great-grandmother, after a short battle with cancer. and Dorothy Hill of Tooele. aunt and friend, Betty Battison Steven was born July 1, 1954, in His mother still lives in Altus Statham, passed away peaceful- Altus, Okla., to Dan and Donna as well as his sister, Diane ly April 1, 2005, in Salt Lake City, Hill Smith. Shortly after Steven’s Fowler, and brother, Jeff. Steven Utah. She was born March 12, birth, his family moved back to is also survived by his three 1929, in Tooele, to Alfred H. and Tooele where he grew up play- daughters, Courtney, Oklahoma Ida Louise Battison. She married ing sports, particularly baseball. City, Amanda, and Jessica; both her soulmate Frank Statham He attended Tooele schools, of Altus, and two grandsons, July 24, 1954. He preceded her although the family returned to Jordan and Devin Madison. in death Aug. 22, 1995. She loved Altus where Steven graduated Funeral services were held in to bowl and go camping with from Altus High School in 1972. Altus on March 26. Burial was in her family and friends. She will Steven enjoyed fishing, cooking the Altus City cemetery. Don Henning Johnson Betty Battison Statham Don Henning be deeply missed by all those who knew her. with her third great-grandson many callings including Bishop, Survived by daughter Leslie Johnson Gage Carrillo soon. Preceded in Stake President and Patriarch. (Conrad) Carrillo; son, Scott Diane Raven death by her parents; husband; He enjoyed music, gardening, (Paula) Statham; five grandchil- Don Henning Johnson, two brothers; and one sister. sports, and playing trumpet in dren, Robert (Amber) Carrillo, Gregrich beloved husband, father, grand- Services will be held at Tate bands with his lifelong friends. Jason (Kathryn) Carrillo, Staci father, brother, uncle and friend Mortuary at 1 p.m. April 6. There He loved his family, church, Carrillo, Kimberly and Shauna Diane R. Gregrich, age 57, passed away peacefully on April will be an one hour viewing Swedish heritage, country and Statham; two great-grandchil- died April 2, 2005, in Salt Lake 2, 2005, at the LDS Hospital fol- prior to service for friends and friends. His life was a perfect dren, Robert Carrillo Jr. and City. She was born June 15, 1947, lowing heart surgery. family. example of love, service and Riley Carrillo. She will be blessed in Tooele, Utah, the daughter He was born April 22, 1923, dedication to his family, church in Grantsville, Utah to Charles of Albert Doyle and Mary Jane and country. Slaughter Raven. She was raised E. and Ellen G. Johnson. He He was adored by his wife, was the youngest of nine chil- in Tooele and was a member of children, and grandchildren. He The Church of Jesus Christ of dren. Don graduated from will be remembered for his wit Latter-day Saints. She married Grantsville High School and and charm. Robert L. Gregrich in 1968 in Henager Business College Survived by his loving wife Ely, Nev. She enjoyed spend- where he served as Student of 58 years and three chil- Body President. He was a proud ing time with her grandchildren. dren, Connie (Larry) Palmer Diane Raven Gregrich veteran of WWII, serving his of Orem, Karen (Tim) Parks She loved to watch the Utah country in India. and Eric (Annette) Johnson of Jazz. on Friday April 8, at 1 p.m. He married the love of his Grantsville; 11 grandchildren, She is survived by her huband at Tate Mortuary. Friends may life, Jeanine Jefferies on Feb. and seven great-grandchildren. and four children: Roger, Kristi, call at the mortuary from 11:30 26, 1947. Their marriage was He is survived by his sister Teri (Bret) and Becky (Eddie); a.m. -12:30 p.m. prior to the later solemnized in the Salt Lake Norma England and brother grandchildren; Braeden, Drew, service. Interment in the Tooele Temple. Don retired from Tooele Joe Johnson. He was preceded Blake, Braxton, Briquelle, Tyler City Cemetery. In lieu of flow- Army Depot after a long and suc- in death by a son, Larry Don; and Brianne; sister, Cheryl ers donations to the family for cessful career in the Personnel parents, sisters; Edla, Bessie, Hofhine. Preceded in death by funeral expenses would be Department. He later enjoyed Mary, Virginia, Della and brother her parents and two brothers. appreciated. working at the Lake Point Salt Tennyson. Funeral services will be held Company. As a member of the Funeral services were held Dawn Joan Allred Davis Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Tuesday, April 5. Interment at Dawn Joan day Saints, he served faithfully in Grantsville City Cemetery. Allred Davis Funeral services will be held Thursday, April 7, 2005, 11 a.m. Allergies? 1943 ~ 2005 at the West Valley Stake Center, David K. Palmer, M.D. 3963 S. Peachwood Dr. (3480 W.). Nancy J. Stevenson, P.A.-C Roger Frank Dawn Joan Allred Davis, age Friends may call Wednesday, 61, passed away peacefully 6-8 p.m. at McDougal Funeral • Ear, Nose, and Throat Whitehouse April 2, 2005, after a courageous Home, 4330 S. Redwood Road • Head & Neck Surgery battle with Lupus. and Thursday at the church, • Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders 1946-2005 She was born May 28, 1943 10-10:45 a.m. prior to services. in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Alvin Interment, Valley View Memorial Park. Call 882-2003 to make an appointment Among the peaks of the Earl “Red” Allred, who was everlasting hills he loved, serving in the Pacific Fleet of our beloved husband, father, the U.S. Navy and Twylla Dawn brother, and son passed sud- “Toni” O’Dell Allred. denly from heart failure. Roger She graduated salutatorian Frank Whitehouse, born Nov. 8, from Grantsville High School 1946, in Tooele, Utah, of pioneer and went on to receive a bach- blood passed away on April 1, elor of science degree in Home 2005. His life was a life of integ- Economics from the University of Utah. She taught Home rity, humility, the outdoors, his Economics at Tooele, Price and n behalf of the Tooele County family, and most importantly Grantsville high schools. O service to our Heavenly Father. She married Glenn M. Davis We grieve his loss, yet recognize membership of The Church of Roger Frank Whitehouse June 2, 1967; solemnized June 26, his place in the resurrection and 1975 in the Salt Lake Temple. in eternal life. A viewing will be held on Joan returned to the University Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, He is survived by his high Tuesday, April 5, from 6-8 p.m. of Utah adding a special educa- school sweetheart and eternal at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, 3401 tion certificate to her previous companion Valerie Kay Shields Highland Drive. A viewing will teaching credentials and went we extend to our Tooele County Whitehouse; the light of his life be held Wednesday, April 6 at 10 on to work as a devoted special Heather, other daughter Hollie a.m. at the Cottonwood Creek education teacher in the Murray (Mike) Affleck and granddaugh- Stake Center, 1535 E. Creek Rd., School District for eight years. Catholic neighbors and friends ter Elizabeth; sons Roger II, Sandy. The Funeral will follow She had a great love for fam- Matthew, Jason; mother Bertha; at noon. Interment will be with ily history and once wrote “It our heartfelt sympathy at this time brothers Scott (Margaret), Russ family that has gone before in means so much to me to be (Teresa); sisters Paula (Dick) Tooele, Utah. able to preserve the past, enrich Spencer and Susie. Preceded in Those wishing may make con- the present and inspire hope of great sorrow. death by his father, Franklin tributions to the LDS Perpetual for the future with my photo Whitehouse Jr. Education Fund. albums, life stories and geneal- ogy work.” She loved to read, identify wild flowers and was a member Pope John Paul II worked Elwood E. of the Deseret Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers. (Woody) Joan was active in the West tirelessly to advance the cause of Valley 4th Ward. She held Paxman various positions in the auxil- iaries and earned her Laurel, Christianity, to lift the burdens of Elwood Ernest (Woody) Golden Gleaner and Adult Paxman, 63, passed away peace- Young Womanhood Recognition the poor and to speak fearlessly in fully surrounded by his loving awards. She particularly enjoyed family the morning of April serving as a visiting teacher. She 3, 2005, after a valiant battle was an avid supporter of scout- behalf of moral values and human with cancer. He was born Feb. ing and helped all three of her 21, 1942, in Springville, Utah, sons achieve the rank of eagle the son of Dean Elwood and scout. dignity. Berniece Pierce Paxman. She was proud of her children He married Mae Elizabeth and their accomplishments and Grizzell in Allendale, S.C. on Elwood E. (Woody) Paxman was supportive of them in every Dec. 31, 1966. He was a member way. She received much enjoy- ment from all her grandchildren of The Church of Jesus Christ ers, ArDean (Karen) Paxman, He will be greatly missed, of Latter-day Saints. He served and loved them all dearly. She Ronnie (Annette) Luke and always made everyone feel wel- in the U.S. Army and was a vet- Ivan (Sharon) Luke. Preceded eran of the Vietnam War. Woody come in her home. particularly by the very many who in death by his father; mother; She was a wonderful exam- retired from federal civil service and brother, Michael; and great- ple of patience, perseverance, in 1989 and worked security granddaughter, Angel. tolerance and enduring to the have looked to him for leadership. positions in Wendover. He loved Funeral services will be held end. She had an abundance of fishing and camping with family at 1 p.m. on Thursday, April 7, compassion and never failed to and friends. at the Spring Meadows Ward demonstrate her love to all who Survived by his wife; chil- (132 N. 570 E.) A viewing will knew her. dren, Charles (Polly) Grizzell, be held from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Even casual acquaintances Carolyn (Kenneth) Smith, Anita p.m. prior to the funeral service. felt her kindness and cheerful (Mike) Woods and Bernice Interment will be in the Tooele personality. Paxman; grandchildren, Randi, City Cemetery. Survived by her husband; Chism, Brad, Rachel, Brandon, The family wishes to extend daughter, Amanda; sons: Daniel, Ian, Jessica, Jasper, Valerie, special thanks to the doctors and Timothy (Fumi), Anthony Shyann, Diamond and Zena; staff at the Huntsman Cancer (Nicole), grandsons: Austin, and one great-granddaugh- Institute for their kind and won- Isaac, Adrien and Kenji; moth- ter, Rachel. Also, stepmother, derful care of Woody during his er; sister, Pat (Don) Johnson; Geneve Rowley; sisters, Deanne illness. The family requests that brother, Jack (Debbie) Allred; (Boyce) Simmons, Carey in lieu of flowers, donations be and many other relatives and (Tom) Bott, Judy Bodily, Vickie made to the Huntsman Cancer friends who loved her dearly. (Lionell) Austin; and broth- Institute in his name. Preceded in death by her father. TUESDAY April 5, 2005 A9 OBITUARIES Applied tech classes broaden student horizons Grantsville High School stu- S o f t w a r e / D a t a b a s e Medical Assistant Roberta S. Cox dents have enjoyed a fantastic Development Pharmacy Technician Our beloved mother partnership with the campuses at System and Support Auto Collision Repair and grandmother, Roberta the Jordan Applied Technology Multimedia Production Electrical Installation Shakespear Cox, passed away Centers in West Jordan and Veterinary Assistant/ Technician Engineering Technology April 2, 2005, from complica- Sandy for many years now. The Companion Animal Care & Welding Trades tions due to Alzheimers. students who choose to attend Born Dec 19, 1935 in Tropic, Management Diesel Mechanics some of the classes that are Dental Assistant Electronics Technician Utah, to Owen and Lucy offered from the Jordan Applied Shakespear. She married the Emergency Medical Technician Fire Science Technology are provided with Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation Criminal Justice love of her life, Lloyd Lee Cox in transportation to the campuses. Pioche, Nev. on March 14, 1964. The students receive a wonder- Roberta had a great love for ful hands-on education in the her family. She loved the out- classes that they have decided to Don’t go to Salt Lake to rent your tux, doors, fishing, camping, read- pursue. Some of the classes are ing, her dogs and her roses. offered from the tech centers. save time and money Preceded in death by her hus- The students can receive certi- Shaylea Allen is taking the band, two brothers and an infant fication after they pass a state Veterinarian Technician class at RENT YOUR TUX HERE! son. She is survived by sisters, Roberta S. Cox test. Last year two students from the Jordan Applied Technology Centers. She is pictured with one Nadine Brockman, Logan, Grantsville High School students of the many animals who live in Myrna Townsen, Parowan, 20 grandchildren and 19 great- took the pharmacy technology and Luana Hogan, Van Alstein, grandchildren. the classrooms at the school. class and both of them passed Shaylea said she loves the class Texas; brother, Deloy (Nadine) A special thanks to the staff the state test. Mary Morris and so much it is worth getting up Shakespear, St. George; sons, at Midtown Manor and Odyssey Daniel Neilson are working as early and riding the bus. Denny (Barb) Cox, Ron (Cindy) Health Care for their care, pharmacy technicians at Wal- Cox all of Salt Lake City, Allen kindness and compassion for Mart and Albertsons. and coordinates the partnership. (Debbie) Davis, Tooele, Robert Roberta. A viewing for fami- “We have many success sto - Classes offered include: (Jackie) Cox, Ely, Nev., and L.A. ly and friends will be held at ries from the past years”’ said Prom Cox, Reno, Nev.; daughters, Tate Mortuary, from 7 - 8 p.m. Kelly Morgan, work-based learn- Business and Human Resource Kathy (Glen) Weisenberger, Wednesday April 6. Graveside ing coordinator at Grantsville Management Training Special Reno, Nev., Deanna (David) services and burial will be in High School. 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by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Heels prove Ole’ Mother Nature hasn’t been too kind to spring sports so far and two teams that had felt the inconsistency of taking the field took to the field Thursday in a battle between county neighbors. it ain’t over Grantsville met Morgan after an 11-day layoff last Tuesday and edged past the Trojans 6-5 in the Region 11 contest. till it’s over While Tooele faced the same unenviable break, not playing for nine-straight days before their bout with county resident Grantsville Thursday. he NCAA Men’s And the Cowboys, who had played two-straight Basketball games in two days of cold, chilly and even snowy Tournament conditions, reaped the benefits of battling the Tfinal was a conditions and producing a pair of victories over showdown of two col- Morgan and Delta in consecutive days while the legiate powerhouse Buffs were forced into the gym for practice. teams, each rich in bas- Grantsville scored runs in the first five frames ketball tradition. of the game and cruised to an 11-1 triumph over It would have been fit- Tooele Thursday at GHS. ting to not even play the Kirk Fawson tossed a one-hitter and smacked game. Illinois sported a David Gumucio out three hits and knocked in two runs to ignite 37-1 record going into the GUEST COLUMNIST the Cowboy victory. The Cowboy senior struck game with North Carolina out eight, walked three and only relinquished a who had a dismal 33-4 record by comparison. T.J. Witkowski single in the fourth inning during The polls have had the fighting Illini at No. 1 his five-inning stint on the mound. The game was since December, followed by the Tar Heels at ended on the 10-run rule after five innings. either No. 2 or No. 3. It was a consensus decla- Ryan Willis also ignited the win with a perfect ration - the Illini would win. four-for-four performance at the plate with two After all, Roy Williams, North Carolina’s head runs scored and Heath Bleazard belted three hits coach, has more NCAA Tournament appear- and two RBI to aid the effort. Marcus Hamatake ances than any other coach without a champi- and Matt Haddock also clubbed a pair of safeties onship. After all those years at Kansas and four while Chaz Fisher and Scott Arbon added one hit trips to the final four he has come away empty each as well. handed. In addition, the Tar Heels seniors The Buffs seemed to shake the rust off in the started their college careers with a 20-loss sea- game when one day later Tooele handed Ogden son. Their talent has never been in question, a 10-0 setback Friday at Dow James Park (see but their team play has. related story). The Illini, on the other hand, are a different After a 3-4 start, Grantsville now takes a three- matter. They were nearly perfect, losing their game win streak into a pivotal region clash with last game of the regular season to Ohio State rival Bear River. The Cowboys were slated to ven- on a last-second shot. Their back court talent ture to Tremonton today but inclement weather is second to none. They play well together as forced the game to be rescheduled for Wednesday, a team and have shown great tenacity in win- also at Tremonton, at 3:30 p.m. However, if the ning basketball games, even rallying from huge field at Bear River does not dry, the game may be deficits. They are well-coached, make sound moved to Grantsville Wednesday and the teams offensive decisions, and they play with a very would trade home dates on the schedule to keep high energy level. the same rotation of games. So why play a championship game under Grantsville will also venture to Ogden Thursday these conditions? Collegiate Football doesn’t to battle Ogden at Lindquist Field at 7 p.m. Tooele do it. Let’s just call it good, give the Fighting and Ben Lomond will meet at Lindquist earlier in Illini the trophy and go home. The reason is the day at 4 p.m. simple, It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over…and it wasn’t Grantsville assistant Coach Byron Anderson photography/Troy Boman over yet. said the Cowboys exploded for their best offensive Tooele first baseman Alex DeSpain leaps high for a throw from an infielder in Thursday’s game at Grantsville. The Illini were at the pinnacle of NCAA his- production of the year Thursday against Tooele. The Cowboys captured the 11-1 victory over the Buffs in a Region 11 affair. tory by having the most wins in a season, only “I felt really good about our offense,” he noted. to run out of gas in the waning minutes of their “It was our best offensive performance of the final game. Their backcourt was huge in com- year. We knew we had to play well to beat Tooele. ing back against the Tar Heels, hitting a barrage Tooele has played well at times this season. But Buffs shake rust, rout foe of three-pointers bringing them back to within Kirk pitched extremely well and we made the two with 20 seconds left to go. But in the end plays behind him. It was a good all-around perfor- by Nick Drake the game to Morgan today at 3:30 p.m. The two teams they spent all their energy in the comeback. mance by our team. Now, we have to focus on a SPORTS EDITOR will switch sites on April 21 with the Trojans coming to There was nothing left down the stretch. The tough road game against Bear River.” Just a day after falling to county resident Grantsville, Tooele to tangle with the Buffs at Dow James Park, also North Carolina defense stonewalled the Illini Meanwhile, Tooele interim-Coach Doug Harding Tooele took the field again Friday to tangle with at 3:30 p.m. Tooele also ventures to Ogden Thursday to over the last few minutes and when Luther said his team was a little bit rusty for the affair Ogden. compete in a county double-header at Lindquist Field. Head had a chance to tie it with a great look after a nine-day layoff headed into the contest. And the Buffs showed they had shaken off the rust The Buffs will tackle Ben Lomond Thursday at 4 p.m. at a three-point basket, all he could do is help- “I think having a couple of days off hurt us,” of a nine-day layoff and coasted to a lopsided league at Lindquist and then Grantsville will meet Ogden in the lessly watch the ball fall short into the hands of he stated. “I felt like our guys weren’t mentally triumph over the Tigers. nightcap at Lindquist at 7 p.m. North Carolina. ready to play and we made a lot of mistakes that Tooele southpaw Zach Mikesell pitched a two-hit Tooele interim-Coach Doug Harding said the Buffs Led by Sean May, the Tar Heels came shouldn’t be made at this time of the year - not shutout and the Buffs erupted for nine runs in the third came out ready to play and seemed to shake off all of together as a team in this final game. There knowing the right situations and being mentally inning to capture the decisive 10-0 whitewash of Ogden the rust from the nine-day layoff. were no ball-hogging want-to-be NBA players ready to play baseball. It was hard coming from Friday at Dow James Park. “Against Ogden, we came out and Mikesell pitched in this game. The Tar Heels were focused and inside the gym and playing live where they played The Buffs erupted for 10 hits in the contest a day after a really good game and shut them out,” he said. “And determined and pounded the ball into the front two games earlier in the week and had played being held to one hit in Grantsville. we put the ball in play consistently and things went our court all night long. In fact, North Carolina outside. Hitting, pitching and defense - all of the The victory boosts Tooele to 4-8 on the season overall way. Getting all of the rust off the day before helped us aspects of the game really suffered in that contest. and 1-1 in Region 11 action. on Friday. It was a much needed win starting the region But we still need to be ready to play even with the The Buffs were scheduled to host Morgan today at SEE HEELS PAGE A11 SEE ROUT PAGE A11 layoff.” Dow James Park but inclement weather has moved Buffs fall Cowgirls Sports Wrap Babe Ruth umpires meeting shy of win edged, 1-0 The Tooele County Babe Ruth Baseball league will hold an umpires clinic and rules by Nick Drake by Nick Drake review, the first one of three, Wednesday at 7 SPORTS EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR p.m. at Tooele Junior High School. Tooele just can’t seem to catch a break. Grantsville has high hopes for the All interested umpires, including youth 16 The Buffs finally put the ball in the back 2005 softball season. or older, should attend the meeting to receive of the net but league rival Ben Lomond man- The Cowgirls are off to a 6-4 start to 2005 rule books and tests for certification for aged to boot the ball in between the pipes two the campaign and have beaten some tal- the 2005 baseball season. The job can be a good more times, and the Scots reeled off a hard ented foes, and with a hit here or there, summer job for any interested youth and pay is fought 4-2 victory Friday in Ogden. it could be Grantsville posting a perfect good with certification. Umpires will be sched- Francisco Arellano produced a pair of tal- record to date on the season. uled each week upon availability. lies while Ben Lomond teammates Gustavo Grantsville has registered wins over There will also be clinics and rules reviews Ruiz and Jose Alveno tacked on one goal each Hunter (3-2), Woods Cross (9-1), Dixie April 14 and 21, also at 7 p.m. at TJHS. to vault the Scots to the home triumph. (7-1), Canyon View (8-0), Granite (9-0) For more information contact Nick Drake at Dorian Cochran and Sebastian Varga logged and Morgan (18-0) to begin the season 882-0050, ext. 115, during working hours and the lone goals of the game for the Buffs. with a strong start. leave a message. Once again, Tooele is still searching for its The Cowgirls lone losses to date are Cowgirls seize Delta track first triumph of the 2005 spring boys soccer just one-run setbacks to Pleasant Grove The Grantsville High girls track & field campaign. (5-4), Manti (1-0), Wasatch (3-2) and team powered their way to an invitational title The setback drops the Buffs to 0-4 in league Bear River (1-0). Saturday with an impressive performance at the play and 0-8-1 overall on the season. Regardless, Grantsville has played Delta Invitational Track & Field meet. Tooele returns home today to host Bear well on the season to date and hopes to Shalane Titmus captured top honors in the River at 3:30 p.m. and are set to host county continue the strong play this week. 100 and 200 meter dash, second place with neighbor Grantsville Thursday, also at 3:30 The Cowgirls travel to Ogden to tan- teammates in the 400 meter relay and fourth p.m. gle with an improved Ben Lomond squad place in the high jump to earn Female Athlete of This year’s Tooele High boys alumni soccer Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. and return home the Meet honors for the entire competition. game will be held on Saturday at Tooele High to host two-time defending state Class Grantsville topped all girls teams with 82 School. The roster has already been finalized 3A champion Tooele Friday at 3:30 p.m. points and Snow Canyon was second at 71 after players contacted Coach Wilcox the Indeed, Grantsville is playing close followed by Delta (70), North Sevier (55) and past few weeks. The deadline to play on the to the vest against quality and talented Cedar City (54) in the top five. Tooele took 14th alumni team was Saturday. teams. place in the final girls standings. Buff Coach Chris Wilcox said his team Grantsville and Bear River have a Cowgirl teammate Brooke Bunderson also just can’t put a full 80-minute performance short history of playing tight games and won the long jump and earned a silver finish in together to register a much-needed victory last Wednesday was no exception. on the season. The Lady Bears rallied for a run in “It was the same old story,” he noted. “We the bottom of the eigth and held on for photography/Troy Boman SEE WRAP PAGE A11 Tooele’s Ian Mohr leaps to head a ball to a teammate in a game earlier SEE SHY PAGE A11 this spring against Lehi. SEE EDGED PAGE A11 TUESDAY April 5, 2005 A11 Lady Buffs blank league foes by Nick Drake years and it shows that they have been working SPORTS EDITOR harder on and off the field,” he added. “We hit the ball A little snow and rain sure didn’t dampen the well against them. But they didn’t make the errors Tooele High softball team’s spirits. that they usually make and our defense stayed strong The Lady Buffs reeled off consecutive shutouts and we were able to shut them down. Folta pitched in consecutive days to remain perfect in Region 11 really well with 16 strikeouts. It was another good action and set up a region showdown Wednesday at win for us and sets up the big game with Bear River Deseret Peak Complex with rival Bear River. on Wednesday.” Lindsey Palmer tossed a one-hit shutout and the Tooele 14 - Morgan 0 two-time defending Class 3A state champs pounded Palmer dominated the Lady Trojan sluggers out 10 hits to capture a decisive 14-0 victory over throughout the affair and the Lady Buffs produced all Morgan Thursday on the Lady Trojans home field. of the offense they would need in the decisive second Jessica Howsden paced the Lady Buff hit parade stanza to register a win Thursday at Morgan. with a pair of hits while Cherise Herrera, Kristen Sloan rapped a leadoff single to ignite the pivotal Evans, Leslie Brunson, Dani Sloan, Amy Petersen, second inning and raced to second on a sacrifice MeKenzi Pacheco and Abby Dow all smacked out bunt from Petersen. Pacheco drew a walk and stole one safety each to trigger the lopsided triumph. second and Herrera drew a two-out walk to load the Just one day later, Lady Buff freshman Laura Folta bases. Evans reached on a Morgan miscue to allow uncorked a one-hit shutout to propel Tooele to a 9-0 a pair of Lady Buffs to dart home and Palmer fol- whitewash over Ben Lomond Friday at Deseret Peak lowed with an RBI double to aid the effort. Brunson Complex. followed with a run-scoring single and pinch runner Howsden and Palmer once again triggered the Karly Bitters bolted home on a wild pitch to extend victory with two hits each while Herrera, Brunson, the margin to 5-0. Howsden and Sloan each reached Evans, Paige Lowry, Pacheco, Folta and Petersen all on Morgan errors to keep the inning alive and stake belted out one safety each. Tooele to a 7-0 cushion. The two league victories boost Tooele’s overall Petersen and Pacheco rapped out consecutive photography/Troy Boman record to a glossy 10-2 mark and keep the Lady Buffs singles in the third and Evans slapped an RBI single The plate umpire signals save when Tooele baserunner Jace Harris bolted home to score on a wild pitch in perfect in region action at 3-0. to extend the margin to 8-0. spite of the close tag by pitcher Kirk Fawson. However, the Cowboy hurler tossed a two-hitter and Grantsville Now, the two-time champs will face a pair of tough Tooele padded the advantage by a run in the fourth won the game 11-1 over their county neighbor Thursday at GHS. challenges this week, starting Wednesday with bitter when Kelsey Mendenhall, Lowry and Petersen all rival Bear River at Deseret Peak Complex at 3:30 drew walks and Howsden belted a single to build a reached on a Buff fielding miscue to push home a run p.m. Tooele also ventures to Grantsville Friday for 10-0 lead. and Brett Sanchez rapped a sacrifice fly to stake Park a tough task against the talented Cowgirls Friday at The Lady Buffs tacked on four more runs in the Rout City to a three-run lead. 3:30 p.m. top of the fifth when Howsden and Dow cracked continued from Page A10 The Buffs cut into the deficit in the bottom of the sec- Lady Buff Coach Barry Pitt said his team finally singles and Palmer, Mendenhall, Bitters and Petersen ond stanza when Harris reached base on a two-out Park came alive offensively in the second inning after a all drew walks to aid the effort. 1-1 instead of 0-2. Now we have to focus on getting a City error, stole second and third and bolted home on slow start Thursday at Morgan. Palmer struck out 12 and walked two to earn the win against Morgan either (today) or Wednesday, pend- another Miner miscue to make the affair a 5-3 contest. “Against Morgan, we just did what we always do triumph on the hill. Morgan’s Kara Kilmer broke up ing the weather.” Park City struck again in the top of the fourth when against them,” he noted. “It took an inning for us to the Lady Buff hurler’s no-hit bid with a leadoff double Results on the Ogden game will be published in a Hoyt, Anderson, Meister and Sanchez all smacked out get down our timing at the plate. But once we did, we in the fourth inning. Lady Trojan slugger Dani Warren future edition. consecutive singles to give the Miners a 7-3 advantage. took control of the game and didn’t look back. also drew a pair of walks for the lone baserunners of But Tooele countered with a pair of tallies in the “Ben Lomond has the best team they’ve had in the day for Morgan. Tooele 8 - Park City 7 The Buffs battled back from 5-2 and 7-3 deficits to fourth and three more in the fifth to take the lead and hand the Miners a non-league setback March 17 at Dow never relinquished the edge. Olsen crushed a two-out James Park. triple and Witkowski belted an RBI double to ignite the two strong passes down the field of the net.” Park City drew first blood with a pair of tallies in the Buffs’ charge in the fourth. Alex DeSpain reached on a Shy and Burton drilled the ball from Cedar turned in another strong top of the first inning. Eric Draxton and Seth Anderson Park City error to push home Witkowski and cut the continued from Page A11 15-yard away into the lower left performance in net for the Buffs were hit by pitches and Andrew Hoyt reached on a Buff deficit to 7-5. hand corner to complete the as well as the defensive unit fielding miscue. Garrett Meister followed with a two- The Buffs grabbed the lead in the bottom of the fifth scoring at the 37-minute mark of of Sebastian Varga, Marcus run single to give the Miners a quick 2-0 cushion in the with three more runs. Mikesell drew a one-out walk and have a few letdowns every game the first-half. Gressman, Cody Buzianis and top of the opening session of the game. Sorenson rapped a two-out double. Harris smacked a that cost us. We didn’t shut them Trojan net minder Archibald Andrew Stagg. However, Tooele bounced right back and knotted two-run single and Olsen followed with an RBI single to out of the goal and didn’t score and Buff goalie Josh Cedar Ian Mohr and Pake Lyman the game back up at 2-2 in the bottom of the first frame. give Tooele its first and only lead of the game, 8-7. enough goals to beat them. The recorded shut outs in the sec- held down the midfield slots Brock Sorenson was hit by a pitch while Jace Harris Cody Westover held the Miners without a hit for the kids gave us a tough effort. But ond-half. while Jenner Black and Chris and Blake Olsen each reached base on Park City field- final three innings of play and earned the triumph on the we just can’t seem to get on top But the goals by Cardon and Fowler were at the outside mid- ing miscues. T.J. Witkowski belted a two-run double to hill for the Buffs. of a team and produce a vic- Burton gave Morgan the edge it field positions. tie the game up after one inning expired. Witkowski paced the Buff attack with two hits and tory.” needed to produce the league Chris Park and Conner The Miners answered with three tallies in the top three RBIs while Sorenson, Harris, Olsen and Mikesell A story on the game will be triumph. England started at forwards for of the second stanza to regain a 5-2 edge. Reed Nelson each logged one safety each as well. published in a future edition. Buff Coach Chris Wilcox said the Buffs while Coy Frailey and drew a leadoff walk and Matthew Gage belted a single “We just limited our mistakes,” Harding said. “The Morgan 2 - Tooele 0 his team is playing well and in Derek Nielson turned in strong to open up the frame. Draxton also drew a walk to load innings weren’t huge innings. We held them from Morgan recorded two tallies in every match but just can’t seem performances off the bench for the bases and Hoyt reached on a fielder’s choice to keep producing big innings and we had an excellent perfor- the first-half and made the early to get the scoring necessary to the Buffs. the sacks full of Miner base runners with one out. Seth mance from Cody Westover to come in and pitch and scoring stick to upend Tooele win matches. Anderson drew a walk to force home a run and Meister we hit the ball well. It was a nice win for us.” 2-0 last Tuesday at Morgan in “It was a really unfortunate Region 11 boys’ soccer action. game,” he stated. “The players, Zac Cardon and Nick Burton coaches and everyone feels like scored a goal each and Trojan we dominated the match and Justin Archibald recorded the we’re playing really good soccer. shut out for Morgan. We’re just not finishing it with th Cardon opened the scoring goals. We’ve only scored three 13 Annual with a penalty kick 17-minutes goals in eight games on the sea- into the affair to spot the hosts a son and you can’t win matches Fund Raising quick 1-0 cushion. without scoring goals. We played Tooele looked to tie the game really well with the exception of up with only three minutes left the two plays that they scored BANQUET in the first-half. But the Buffs on. We had numerous scoring Tooele County Chapter of the misplayed the ball in front of the opportunities but we’re strug- The Trojan goal and Morgan made gling to put the ball in the back Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) 13th annual fund raising banquet score in the top of the first frame Edged when Emmi Nelson reached on April 9, 2005 continued from Page A10 a Lady Bear fielding miscue and Jordan Chaney followed with a a 1-0 victory over the Cowgirls in single. But Chadez settled down The banquet will host a delicious Tremonton. to get a pair of ground outs and meal, raffle & auction. Taren Lish scored the game- a strikeout to keep the Cowgirl winning run with two outs on a attack at bay and preserve the For tickets and more information contact Cowgirl error in the extra inning scoreless affair. Jimmie Emerson at 435-833-0225 or to lift last year’s state runner-up to The Cowgirls also threatened Lynette Harris at 435-882-6165. a hard fought home victory. in the fourth when Kylee Dalton The setback drops Grantsville and Lacey Cole each were hit by to 1-1 in Region 11 play. Chadez pitches. But once again Grantsville Coach Bridget the Bear River hurler wriggled out Pet of the Week Clinton said her team played the of trouble again. Lady Bears tough in the region Grantsville gained life in the top contest. of the sixth when Veazie blasted a photography/Troy Boman “It was tough game just like it leadoff double but couldn’t score Tooele second baseman Josh Johnson receives a throw from a team- always is with Bear River,” she once again. mate to force out Grantsville’s Marcus Hamatake at second base in noted. “Both pitchers did a great Meanwhile, Bear River didn’t Thursday’s game at GHS. The Cowboys won the game 11-1 but the job, not only battling the oppos- have a runner reach scoring posi- Buffs regrouped a day later to rout Ogden 10-0. ing hitters, but the frigid weather. tion until the seventh inning as In close games you cannot afford Veazie kept the Lady Bear slug- to make mistakes. We made an gers off-balance. Jessica Fronk ly cried tears of joy instead of error at the end of the game which led off the bottom of the seventh Heels anguish as the long awaited and resulted in the winning run to with a single and Erica Park beat continued from Page A10 elusive National Championship score.” out a bunt hit to ignite the Bear Title settled upon his shoulders. A story on the remaining games River attack. Morgan Westergaard dramatically out scored Illinois The seniors of North Carolina will be published in a future edi- moved up both runners into scor- in the paint, with May missing proved they could play the game tion. ing position with a bunt, but Veazie only one of his 11 attempts. That at its highest level as a team. And B. River 1 - Grants. 0 reached back to strike out a Lady statistic alone was huge. In addi- once again we learned the value tion, the Tar Heels defense was of letting a playoff or tournament Lady Bear hurler Tasha Bear slugger and get a ground out relentless forcing the Illini to fire decide who is really the best in Chadez and Cowgirl pitcher to end the threat and push the over 70 shots at the basket, most the land, instead of leaving it to Katresha Veazie hooked up in a game into an extra inning. of which were from the perimeter the “wisdom and knowledge” of pitcher’s duel last Wednesday in Lauryl Baird was placed at (40 three pointers). It’s going to all those polls. Tremonton. second on the international tie- be a long night if you are shoot- When it was all over, it was Chadez scattered three hits, breaker rule but was left stranded in scoring position. ing the ball 70 times, and over the North Carolina Tar Heels CuriousC Cuurriioouuss CCatsCaattss struck out three and didn’t walk half of them are from the three- with their No.1 fingers point- a batter to capture the victory Bear River’s Lish took second Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be point line. And so it proved to be ing toward heaven in thankful required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. on the hill for Bear River while to open the bottom of the eight, for the No. 1 - ranked Illini. tribute - “It Ain’t Over Till It’s Veazie twirled a gem, scattering stole third and bolted home on a Shelters are only required to hold animals for When the dust settled, it was Over.” Collegiate football could four hits, striking out eight and two-out Cowgirl throwing error to three days before they are euthanized. the Tar Heels 75 the Illini 70. It learn a thing or two from their walking just one Lady Bear slug- end the game. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals Chaney, Veazie and Baird regis- was over - and the nation had its basketball counterpart, but that’s ger in the eight-inning stint on the another column altogether for available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at tered the lone hits of the game for champion. Coach Williams final- 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville mound. another day. Meanwhile, base-runners and the Cowgirls. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Ashlee Woerner, Park, Fronk hits were rare on this day as Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Chadez and Veazie turned in stel- and Ashley Hansen produced one runner-up honors as well. lar performances on the hill. safety each for the Lady Bears. Wrap Tooele took eighth place in the Grantsville did threaten to continued from Page A10 boys at 28 while Grantsville was right behind in 15th place at 11 Tooele Veterinary Clinic Subscribe Today the high jump and joined Titmus, points. 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Jerica Dahlberg and Kellie Young 882-0050 A story on the meet will be pub- on the 400 meter relay squad for lished in Thursday’s edition. A12 TUESDAY April 5, 2005 VENDORS WANTED reconciliation, unity and peace. Pope May God welcome him into the heavenly kingdom where he will Tooele Swap Meet continued from A1 have rest and peace forever.” Opening: May 7, 2005 and his ability of seeing in every A Catholic press release states, person the image and likeness of “This man of God traveled to every Only Saturday’s Christ. 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But no, instead the pope actions have touched the world July 6-26 (20 days of Fun in held a quiet time of reflection in ways that will be felt for gen- the Sun) — a time when he could person- photography/ Mike Call erations to come. ally appreciate the presence of A Catholic altar boy carries a crucifix into Saint Marguerite’s Catholic “The Pope’s voice remained INFORMATION MEETING Christ.” Parish Saturday at the beginning of Holy Mass to honor the life of Pope firm in defense of freedom, fam- Tuesday, April 12 • 7pm Father Wixted talked of the John Paul II who died earlier that day. ily, and Christianity. On matters Tooele County Court House pontiff’s absolute conviction and of principle and morality he was Auditorium (Basement) unwavering faith in his respect the university and theater to go shepherd. To world leaders, he uncompromising. On his com- Jerry & Marilyn Henson, for life, even the unborn. underground. While studying can bring moral support or sting- passion for the world’s poor, he Program Advisors (435)882-3900 “He believed life began at the underground, Pope John Paul II ing criticism. Non-Christians has been unwavering.” moment of conception,” Father became a stone cutter and assis- around the globe have welcomed e-mail: [email protected] Wixted said. “He never wavered tant shot-firer in a quarry. him as a holy guest. Poor nations on that belief in spite of worldly The pope’s father, a retired consider him their advocate in trends. He challenged us to be administrative officer and the halls of power. And for nearly more faithful in our commit- recruiter for the Polish army, everyone, he’s been a voice of ments so that we might be more died in 1941. Pope John Paul II conscience on issues like war, worthy to serve. We could go on then went to work in a chemi- abortion and the death penalty. and on ... but the bottom line cal plant unloading lime from Funeral Mass for Pope John is, [Pope John Paul II] believed railroad hoppers and tending to Paul II has been set for Friday. in the right and dignity of the boilers on the night shift. He By Vatical law, efforts to select a person.” was also involved at that time new pope must begin no earlier Reflecting on the pope’s life, in a Christian group that met than 15 days after John Paul II’s Father Wixted noted, “He was not underground. The next year the death and no later than 20 days. immune from suffering and even pope began priesthood studies Selected bishops will meet at the on Good Friday, even though he in Krakow’s underground semi- Vatican to elect the next pope. could not walk, he was sitting nary. Within two years his name President George Bush has near the window of his room was on a Nazi blacklist and he ordered that “as a mark of respect knowing death was near. Thank and other seminarians hid in for His Holiness Pope John Paul God for our beautiful tradition the home of Archbishop Adam II, U.S. flags be flown at half staff by which we are called here to Stefan Saphieha. at the White House, at all public remember and pray for him, as By 1948 the pope had earned buildings and grounds and at all we do for all deceased. Let us a doctorate of theology. Five military posts until the pontiff’s give thanks to God for his life, years later he started teaching at interment on Friday. his witness, his determination, the Moral Theology at Catholic his faith, his love.” Religious leaders University and held that position Father Wixted called Pope express sorrow until he was ordained pope on John Paul II “a good shepherd,” Numerous religious leaders Oct. 16, 1978. John Paul II was and added that he’s sure the pon- have expressed sorrow over the first non-Italian to hold the tiff heard the words, “Well done, Pope John Paul’s II death. highest position in the Roman thou good and faithful servant,” “Bishop George Niederauer, Catholic Church. upon his entrance into heaven. leader of the Catholic Church On May 18, 1981, a Turkish ter- History of Pope John of Utah wrote, “Pope John Paul rorist attempted to kill the pope II has been an inspiration for Paul II at St. Peter’s Square. The pontiff hundreds of millions of people, (Taken from book, “John was taken to Gemeli Hospital and leading the church into the Paul II, A Light for the underwent a six-hour operation. third millennium of history. His Word,” edited by Sister Two years later, Pope John Paul embrace was universal, welcom- Mary Ann Walsh, RSM, II visited his would-be assassin ing people of all faiths and back- United States Conference in prison and “forgave” the man grounds, with special concern of Catholic Bishops) for his sin. for the young, especially the Born May 18, 1920 in Pope John Paul II met with lives of the unborn. He was sus- Wadowice, Poland, the pope was Russian President Mikhail tained by prayer, strengthened named Karol Jozef Wojtyla by Gorbachev in 1989. The Holy through suffering and generous his parents, Karol and Emilia. He Father and U.S. President Ronald in sacrifice and love. He was a was ordained a Catholic priest in Reagan are credited by many man of great hope, calling us to 1946 and elected as the succes- scholars and historians as being be not afraid. He changed the sor to Pope John Paul I on Oct. instrumental in bringing about course of history by changing 16, 1978. the fall of Communism. human hearts. We pray that God Celebrating Our Nurses Pope John Paul II came from In 1991 Pope John Paul II sent might grant him eternal peace We are proud to present the Patients’ Choice Award, to a humble background and had a a letter to U.S. President George and guide the church during this difficult childhood. His mother Bush and President Suddam time of mourning.” be presented to one of our outstanding nurses during died of kidney and heart failure Hussein of Iraq in an attempt to Monsignor Fitzgerald, Vicar National Nurses Week, May 6-12. when he was only 9 years old. deter a Gulf War. General of the Dioceses of Salt Three years later an older broth- It is mentioned in the book, Lake City said Pope John Paul er, Edmund, a medical intern “John Paul II, A Light for the II accomplished much in his 26 Nominate your Favorite Nurse! died of scarlet fever contracted World,” that the pontiff suf- years as leader of the world’s We want to know how our nurses have provided you or from a patient. fered from various health prob- 1,070,315,000 Catholics. a family member with great care and comfort – inpatient In 1937 Pope John Paul II lems throughout his adult life, “The pope has been a power- or outpatient. Send us the nurse’s name and tell us why enrolled in the department of yet he continually traveled to ful voice and effective witness for that person should be recognized. We will review all philosophy at the Jagiellonian other countries to offer a hand of our Catholic faith, bringing the nominations. The winning nurse will be honored at a University where he was also friendship and good will. message of Christ to the world,” Patients’ Choice Award reception during National a member of the Rhapsodic Calling the pope “A light for Monsignor Fitzgerald stated. Nurses Week. Theatre. Within two years the the world,” the book states, “To “He has been a loving shepherd, Nazis invaded Poland, forcing Catholics, he is the universal preaching respect for all people, Nominations must be submitted by a recipient of care, Tooele Baptists launch program relative or close friend of the patient. Deadline: to help find purpose-driven lives April 15, 2005 When First Baptist Church in At the center of the campaign 1. A National Kickoff simulta- Tooele launches its “40 Days of is the fastest-selling hard cover neous with thousands of other Purpose Campaign” on April 9, it nonfiction book in history. The churches on April 9. NOMINATE YOUR FAVORITE NURSE will join a worldwide network of Purpose Driven Life has sold more 2. A weekly message by the pas- thousands of churches. than 16 million copies since the tor. If you received health care (inpatient or outpatient) at Mountain West Medical Center in Inspired by remarkable stories book’s release in 2002. 3. A personal or family daily the past 2 years, we invite you to nominate a nurse for an award. of spiritual renewal and growth, an The book’s author, Rick devotional reading. estimated 13,000 churches from 60 Warren, is senior pastor of one 4. A weekly scripture memory All information must be completed in full for consideration. Only those nominations that are typed or printed denominations have experienced of America’s largest churches, verse that everyone can memorize. legibly will be accepted. Type or print your nominations directly on this form. Your essay may be included on the purpose-driven phenomena Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, 5. A weekly small group study at a separate sheet of paper. Please be sure to include your address and phone number in the event further infor- inspired by a California pastor’s Calif. Following its 40 Days of a host home. mation is required. All information will be held in confidence. bestselling book. Purpose Campaign two years ago, “People will hear about God’s First Baptist Pastor Jon Saddleback Church baptized 671 purposes for their lives in many dif- Nurse’s Name______McCartney said he spoke with a new believers, added almost 1,200 ferent formats,” Pastor McCartney Your Name ______friend that pastors another church new members and increased aver- said. “This will allow for the truths and they found the “40 Days of age attendance by 2,000. to sink deeper into hearts, which Address ______Purpose Campaign” to be the most Two years ago the first 1,500 is essential for any permanent life City ______State ______Zip______effective and meaningful campaign churches to hold a 40 Days of change.” they had ever done. First Baptist Purpose Campaign reported their “The other day while listening Daytime Phone ______Evening Phone ______Church plans to have 10 home worship attendance increased an to the Public Radio Station I heard studies throughout the Tooele average of 22 percent. two scientists state that there must In 250 words or less on a separate sheet of paper, explain home a nurse went above and beyond to Valley. They hope to enroll at least During the 40 Days of Purpose be a purpose to life; they just didn’t take care of you while you were a patient at Mountain West Medical Center. 100 people from the community to Campaign at First Baptist Church, know what it was. This study is Fax your nomination form to (435) 882-8770, Attention Doug Sagers wrestle with the question, “Why in the truths about God’s five pur- designed to help people discover Or mail to: Doug Sagers the world am I on Earth?” poses for people—worship, fellow- that purpose,” said Pastor Jon. 2055 North Main Street Tooele, Utah 84074 “The phone calls have already ship, discipleship, ministry, and “We encourage anyone interested begun from people wanting to sign evangelism—will be communicat- in this life-question to join a study up.” Pastor McCartney said. ed repeatedly in five ways: with us.” TUESDAY April 5, 2005 B1

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St. Marguerite’s remembers man of peace

photography / Mike Call Tooele’s Catholic community (top) reminisced about the life of Pope John Paul II during Mass at St. Marguerite’s shortly after his death Saturday. The parish is led by Father Matthew Wixted (center left) who met privately with the pope following a 1992 Easter Mass at the Vatican. Musicians (bottom, left) played guitars and sang during the service. Later in the service (bottom right), Father Wixted asked, “Where are my special ones?” He then blessed the children, who gathered around him. At the end of the service, the St. Marguerite’s altar boys (center right) carried out the crucifix, bringing an end to the Mass. B2 TUESDAY April 5, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

will be held at Tooele High School. Tickets Tooele are $8 per person, or a table of 10 is only $70 and can be purchased at the front desk Hunter education of the hospital (2055 N. Main St.). Door Utah hunter education courses are prizes and information about upcoming being offered at the Tooele County Health Healthy Woman events will be announced building, 151 N. Main, six times through- during the event. For more information, out the year. The next session is 6-9 p.m. call 843-3691. April 5-7, 12, 14, range 23, for a cost of Veterans receive help $6. All of these dates (including the first) A field service officer from the American must be attended to apply for hunts. For Legion will be at the Tooele Workforce more information, call Gene at 882-4767 or Service Center, 305 North Main Street, Bryan at 882-6795. from 3-4:30 p.m. on April 15 to assist you Sign up to cheer in understanding and applying for rightful The seventh annual cheerleading sign- VA benefits, preparing and documenting ups are taking place for the 2005 football application for compensation, pension, season on Saturdays, April 16, 23, 30 and hospitalization, education and other ben- May 7, at the Cheer Building, 36 North efits. This is a free service and veterans Main, Merc Plaza, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. need not be members of the American The registration fee is $35. For more infor- Legion to qualify for assistance. mation, contact Debbie Snow at 843-0905 Auditions set or Tami Dobbs at 843-0199. Auditions will be held for the Missoula Find Best Friend Children’s Theatre (MCT) production of Your new best friend is waiting for you The Frog Prince on Monday, April 11, at the Tooele High School auditorium from at the Grantsville City Animal Shelter! Visit Fifty-two students performed at the fifth annual Achievement in Music (AIM) recital held March 11, sponsored by the Tooele Valley 4-6 p.m. Some of the cast members will www.petfinder.com, enter zip code 84029, Chapter of UMTA. Pictured are: (back row, l-r) Destinee Allen, Kelsey Elsholz, Mark Hales, Charlotte Rugg, Natalie Lawrence, Felicia and meet Silver, Oscar, Herbie, Sassy and be asked to stay for a rehearsal imme- Jolley, Megen Hamond; front row, Arthur Evensen, Hannah Allen, Austin Allen, Dalton Allen, Isaac Beazer, Marissa Lawrence and Bonny. Some are young, some are adults, diately following auditions. All students Joy Gearo. and all of them are very affectionate and grades Kindergarten through sixth are encouraged to audition. No advance prep- in need of new, loving homes right away. is a fundraiser for Tooele High School Astronomy Day • April 13 — Bring in a photo or aration is necessary. The performance If you don’t have web access, please call Baseball. The Salt Lake Astronomical Society draw a picture of your favorite pet and 884-6881 or 884-4407 for more information will be Saturday, April 16, with rehearsals invites everyone to celebrate International display them all week long in our pet or to arrange a face-to-face meeting with throughout the week from 4-8:30 p.m. For Astronomy Day, April 16, at the society’s mural. any or all of these wonderful, adoptable more information, call Terra Sherwood at Overlake Stansbury Park Observatory Complex. • April 14 — Internet basics class at companions. 843-2142. This year’s event will be made extra spe- 4:30 and 6 p.m. lasting 30-45 minutes. Musicians help CJC Missing a pet? cial with the grand opening of the society’s Sign up early. Are you missing a pet? Animal Control Ladies golf league • April 15 — Science show at 5:30 Tooele Valley Youth Music Group, Sign up for the Overlake Ladies Golf new Harmons Observatory which houses picks up several animals daily; many go p.m. Sign up early. Vivace, is sponsoring a benefit recital for League will be Friday, April 22, 10 a.m. one of the largest telescopes regularly unclaimed. Shelters are only required to For more information, call the library the Children’s Justice Center to be held at the golf course. We will have a short available to the public. Several smaller house them for three days prior to eutha- at 882-2182 or visit the library at 128 W. Friday, April 8, at 7 p.m. at the Stowe meeting and pass out the information on telescopes will also be available for use on nization. Contact your shelter immediately Vine St. Family Music Recital Hall. We ask that the league. If you have any questions or the observatory grounds. when pets get out: Tooele City Animal you bring a donation such as new or gently concerns, contact Rita Currey at 882-3840 Activities will kick-off at 4 p.m. with Shelter 882-4607; Grantsville City Animal Schools used stuffed animals and toys and come or Cher Zirker at 882-0090. The league observatory tours, solar viewing, chil- Shelter 884-6881; Tooele County Animal and enjoy a variety of music performed by will start Friday, April 29, at 10 a.m. If you dren’s games, presentations and door Shelter 882-1051. local youth! enjoy golf and fun, come join (see Website prize drawings with two telescopes to be Elect THS council Irrigation water goes on overlakegolf.com). given away. The last day to vote in the Tooele Settlement Canyon Irrigation Company Meetings The observatory is located at 15 Plaza High School Community Council Parent April HOA meetings in Stansbury Park. A detailed map is avail- Election 2005-2006 is tomorrow, April will turn on irrigation water on Saturday, • April 7 — The HOA will hold a public able on the society’s web site at http://star- 6! The following persons have been April 16. Please make sure your valves are forum meeting from 7-8:30 p.m. in the EOC party.us. nominated to fill the three vacancies: closed. Call 833-9606 with any questions. City council meets conference room in the basement of the The Tooele City Council will meet in Kathy Bresee, Melanie Castagno, Eileen Daffodil, bulb show Tooele County Courthouse to discuss revi- three meetings this week in the Tooele Deleeuw, Judy Fowler, Patty King, The Master Gardeners will sponsor the sions to the CC&Rs. Stockton City Hall, 90 N. Main. Becky Thomas and Evelyn VanZanten. first annual Daffodil and Bulb Show on • April 21 — The Overlake Homeowners • April 6 — 6 p.m. business meeting, All parents/guardians of Tooele High Saturday, April 9, at the Spiers Historical Association will have their annual meeting council room School students are encouraged to Farm, 392 W. 200 S., Tooele. The pub- at Overlake Elementary School at 7 p.m. Planners meet come vote in the front office of the lic is invited to participate, both in dis- • April 6 — 7 p.m. business meeting, The Stockton Planning and Zoning school during school hours or at our playing their own entries and in viewing council room Commission will hold its regular meeting April 6 Community Council meeting and voting on their favorites. There will • April 7 — 5 p.m. work session meet- Grantsville on Tuesday, April 5, at the Stockton Town which starts at 6:30 p.m. in the school awards offered with cash prizes. There is ing, large conference room Hall, 18 N. Johnson St. from 7-9 p.m. library. no charge to enter your own flowers or to Redevelopment agency The Tooele City Redevelopment City council meets Ask a principal view the show. If you wish to enter please The Grantsville City Council will con- Agency will meet in a business meeting on Churches Anyone can speak directly, but anon- place one flower stem per container; enter duct a public hearing at the Grantsville Wednesday, April 6, at 5 p.m. at the Tooele ymously, with a school principal or as many varieties as you like; and if you City Offices, 429 E. Main St., on can, please identify the variety. All bulb City Hall council room, 90 N. Main Street. Christian fellowship school psychologist April 17-19 when Wednesday, April 20, at 7 p.m. to consider the National Association of Elementary type flowers are eligible. Please bring your County commission meets an amendment to the Grantsville Land Emmanuel Christian Fellowship’s ser- flowers between 9-9:30 a.m. The show will • The Tooele County Commission will vices will be held Sundays at 11 a.m. at 635 School Principals holds its 16th annual Use Management Code by requiring the Ask-A-Principal Hotline. It’s a yearly, be open from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. If you have hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, April 5, city council to approve certain develop- N. Main St. in Tooele (behind Phil’s Glass). any questions, contact Mary Durtschi at at 3 p.m. in room 310 of the Tooele County This is a non-denominational church. Call toll-free phone and e-mail service in ments, previously only approved by the English and Spanish for parents, grand- 843-1422. Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. planning commission. The new develop- 224-3333 or 882-8673 for information. Lower flags • The Tooele County Commission will Bible Baptist Church parents or anyone with a question to ments subject to this proposed ordinance ask about schools, children and educa- Flags will be lowered to half staff as conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, April Please consider this your personal invi- include any development having a value tion. Call toll-free, 1-800-944-1601, or a mark of respect for His Holiness Pope 26, at 3 p.m. in room 310 of the Tooele tation to join in services at the Bible over $250,000, any multiple occupancy e-mail the Hotline by accessing www. John Paul II and remain at half staff until County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. Baptist Church, 286 N. 7th St., Tooele building with over four units and all apart- naesp.org during the following times: sunset on the day of his internment. The public will be heard regarding the — “Where Jesus is Lord, the Bible our ments. (Note: computer users may e-mail on Help Tooele businesses proposed vacation of the road connecting doctrine, and Baptist our Heritage.” The SR196 to the Iosepa Cemetery in Skull Family history center Saturday, April 16) Sunday, April 17, 11 Volunteers are being sought by the Come visit G’ville Family History Center service schedule is: Sunday school 10 a.m.; Valley. A new public access route to the a.m. to 5 p.m.; Monday 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Tooele City Business Retention & at 117 E. Cherry! In April we are open to Sunday worship 11 a.m.; Sunday evening cemetery from SR196 is being created Tuesday, 5-11 a.m. Expansion program to complete a survey help you with any research from 12-4 p.m. service 6 p.m.; Wednesday service 7 p.m.; across public and private lands so there of 50 local businesses. Two-person teams Monday through Friday. Evening hours servicio Dominical en Espanol 1 p.m.; Scouts will still be public access to the point of will visit two Tooele City businesses. The are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Servico del Martes 7 p.m. For more infor- resulting survey will be published to iden- destination. mation, please call: English 435-882-7183, Sign up for our free beginning gene- Cub Scout Roundtable tify businesses that have the potential to Board of education alogy class. You will learn how to start Espanol 801-577-1812. Nursery and rides Cub Scout Leader Roundtable is here make the biggest economic impact and The Tooele County School District looking for your family and how to put are available. again, Thursday, April 7, 7:30 p.m. in the determine issues affecting their ability to Board of Education will meet Tuesday, the information you find into a computer LDS Singles TJHS chorus room. The staff will pres- grow and succeed. Contact Brian Berndt April 5, 6 p.m. at the district office, 92 S. program, PAF5.2. We will tell you how • Name that Tune — come to the Tooele ent ideas for the May theme, Cub Pet by E-mail [email protected] or phone Lodestone Way, Tooele. you can get this computer program for East Stake Center, 7th Street building, Pals. Attend roundtable, share with oth- 843-2103. free. This three night class will be held Saturday, April 9, 1-3 p.m. With questions ers, learn from others and be informed. on Thursdays, April 14, 21 and 28 from call Robert and Julie Wallenmeyer at 882- Learn water safety Deseret Peak Webelos Outdoor Activity is coming 7-9 p.m. To sign up, call Vickie at 884-3862 3184. The Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center is a on May 13-14. Sign ups are on going or call the Family History Center at 884- water safety instructor classes beginning and can be done at April Roundtable or With questions or comments, please call 6611. Library April 25 at 4:30 p.m.. The cost for this by contacting Richard or Cindy at 884- course is $100. us at (435) 843-4035. Makeover yard • Swimming lessons — Swimming les- 6286 or Geraldine McBeth at 882-4613. Classes are also being offered for all In addition to the outstanding yard award Writing contest son registration will begin Thursday, April No registrations will be accepted after levels of the American Red Cross Learn to be given every other week beginning in The Tooele County Bookmobile 14, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Deseret Peak April 26. to Swim program. These classes are at 10 May, the Grantsville City Beautification Library, Grantsville, will participate in Aquatic Center. Additional sign-up ses- Boy Scout Roundtable a.m. and 5:30 p.m. for a two week period. and Shade Tree Commission is offering a the 47th Annual Writing Competition sions will be offered every Tuesday and Planning a swimming or boating Class size is limited so early registra- great prize for the Most Improved Yard in sponsored by the Utah Arts Council Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The fee is activity with the troop this summer? tion is recommended. Reservations can be Grantsville Literature Program. The competition is $25 for one student and $22.50 each for Will your troop be attending the District made at the aquatic center, 55 North 200 To enter, submit a “before” snapshot/ open to all legal residents of the State more than one. Payment is due at the time Spring Camp-O-Ree? Need a few ideas West, or by phone 882-3247. picture of your yard before the makeover of Utah and there is no age restric- of registration. for your program? You will not want to on or before April 30. After the makeover, tion. Contest categories include Novel, Free Health Fair miss the April Roundtable. please submit a second snapshot/picture Biography/Autobiography, Collection A free health fair will take place at • Safe swim defense and safety float on or before Sept. 30. of Stories, Young Adult Book, Poetry, Tooele High School on Thursday, April Sports — required for all troop swimming and Submit snapshots to: Beautification and Short Story and Personal Essay. You 21, from 4-6 p.m. in conjunction with the boating activities. Shade Tree Commission, Grantsville City may visit the library to pick up contest Healthy Woman Kick Off Event, spon- • There will be special breakout ses- Softball tourney Hall, 439 East Main, Grantsville, Utah rules and an entry form. Contest entries sored by Mountain West Medical Center. sions for your troop committee and 11- The health fair is open to anyone, but Men’s D N.I.T. softball tournament at 84029. will be accepted from May 2-June 24. the Deseret Peak Complex will be held year-old scout leaders. mainly targets women between the ages National Library Week • Vital information for the Spring of 18-55. Free screenings, information and Saturday, April 30. For more information, Stansbury Join us April 12-April 16 for National giveaways will be available. For more contact Aaron Perkins at 241-0057. Library Week — Something for every- information, contact 843-3691. Baseball training one @ your library. SEE DOINGS ON B5 Healthy Woman Kick Off Tooele High Baseball Spring Training Stansbury Riders • April 12 — Memory game at 6 p.m. for Youth Ages 6-12 will be held Saturday, It’s not too late for youth, age 6-15, to Event April 23, at Babe Ruth - Del Papa Field Mountain West Medical Center’s sign up to ride with the Stansbury Riders. (approximately 100 S. 200 E.) Sign up now! DOINGS POLICY Healthy Woman Program is a free commu- Practice begins Tuesday, April 5, at the Contact: Sheryl McKendrick 882-6528 or nity resource to help educate women of all Grantsville Rodeo arena on Clark Street. [email protected]. Registration is Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the ages (specifically 18-55 years of age) on a The arena is located directly behind city at 9:30 a.m. (parent/guardian must be pres- Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or variety of health issues for the entire fam- hall, 429 E. Main St. ent). Camp hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a ily. To kick off the new Healthy Woman Practices will be held each Tuesday and (prompt pick up please). Cost is $25 per notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Program a catered dinner with nation- Thursday from 6-8 p.m. Youth who want youth (discount for two siblings $40, three etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a ally-recognized motivational speaker, Dr. to participate with this award-winning siblings $60). T-Shirts (sizes limited) and display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. Suzanne Metzger, will be held on Thursday, horse riding team can just show up to lunch served. If inclement weather, camp practices. For more information, call Todd Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later April 21, beginning at 6:30 p.m. The event than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. will be held at Tooele High School. This Hammond at 850-9295. TUESDAY April 5, 2005 B3 WEDDINGS Killing Terri showed no compassion Pearce/Reynolds he can discuss judicial malprac- not the “compassionate” thing that to anyone. People have Florida tice or governmental indiffer- have been a lethal injection? an incredible ability to give up Mr. and Mrs. Arland Pearce Tcourts ence, but in any case it will not I have no doubt if you locked when they no longer want to of Arlington, Va., announce the in the Terri change the outcome. Terri is someone up and denied them live, maybe Terri didn’t want engagement of their daughter, Schiavo case dead. food and water it would not to give up even when she was Vanessa A. Pearce, to Phillip were not The media focused on be considered letting them die being starved to death because considering with dignity. G. Reynolds, son of Mr. Garth bemoaning the terrible fate of she wanted to live. a “right-to- There are those who have Reynolds of Vernon, Utah, being “trapped” inside a non- There is a great difference die” case asked what’s in it for Michael: and Mrs. Phyliss Extine of functioning body and under- between physician-assisted but rather a standing everything is always the grieving husband who Vancouver, Wash. A May wed- suicide and state-assisted homi- ding is planned. “right-to-kill” about us, awakened in many fought so valiantly to end his John Upton cide. I am not sure we are ready case. Does the the importance of a “living wife’s life. He needed to have GUEST COLUMNIST to embrace either. state have a will.” Since the mainstream the closure of death to help him right to order media does not like to confuse get on with his life. I am not Bill Upton has been pastor an execution? The Good its subscribers with facts other sure taking another woman and of First Assembly of God in Vanessa A. Pearce Indeed it does siring children is always an act Tooele for 16 years. For past and Phillip G. Reynolds News than those selected and adapt- and in spite of ed to fit the template of death, of grief or dedication. I have to articles and times of worship the fact this some media outlets even gave wonder what’s in it for Terri’s see www.tooelefirstag.org. woman was not a criminal and us “facts” about the euphoria parents and siblings no more terminal than any one — why did they ANNIVERSARIES associated with starving to Super Crossword Answers else, the state exercised the want their daughter death. I guess that’s why “nor- right. and sister to suffer mal” people turn to cannibalism We can spend a great deal so? Why did not Golden Wedding Anniversary under extreme circumstances of time debating if Terri was in one other member to keep from dying of laughter. a chronic vegetative state or of that large fam- Sherden and My concern is we have if food and water are extraor- ily share Michael’s Phylis Smith dinary means for keeping a watched as a court determined great compassion? person alive. We can argue another’s quality of life, judged I am concerned the motivations which lead that life not worth living and we have created The children of Sherden then ordered an execution. I and Phylis Smith are proud to Mr. Schiavo to begin seeking another class of to take his wife’s life just five see people living wonderful individuals who announce the 50th wedding full lives with handicaps and anniversary of their parents. months after the final award can be murdered of settlement in Terri’s mal- challenges I would not want to without regard, like They were married April 1, 1955, have. Should I have the power in Las Vegas, Nev. practice case. That he chose a the unborn — those physician who is an expert wit- to dismiss their lives as not who “want” to die They are the parents of ness on death rather than life or worth living? Should I have the even if they have Kenneth (Carolyn) Smith of rehabilitation and refused any power to take their lives out of never expressed Tooele, Matt (Jennifer) Smith diagnostic efforts to determine “compassion” for them? Would of Salt Lake City, Mike Smith of actual brain functioning. We Salt Lake City and Kathy S. Roth Sherden and Phylis Smith of Tooele. They have 12 grand- children and 2+ great-grandchil- were sent on their way for a We Now Have Extended Hours dren. three-day stay at one of their Frog Prince Walk-ins welcome on Wednesday nights from 5-8 with Chad Jarvis, MS, PA-C, ATC A surprise celebration was favorite hang outs, Wendover, held in their honor on April 3 Nev. We are so very proud and The medical team at MWFP is at the Olive Garden. Then they love you with all our hearts. tryouts begin qualified to take care of all your Auditions for Missoula healthcare needs right here in Children’s Theatre production of Tooele. Located next to the BIRTHDAYS The Frog Prince will be Monday hospital, we are easily accessible April 11, at the Tooele High from all parts of Tooele County. School auditorium from 4-6 p.m. Kate Parks Those auditioning should arrive We specialize in acute and chronic at 4 p.m. and plan to stay for the care, well child checks, annual Hi! My name is Kate Isabelle full two hours. Some of the cast physicals, sports physicals, etc. Parks, and I am so excited I just members will be asked to stay turned one year old on March for a rehearsal immediately fol- 22, 2005. I live in Yuma, Ariz., lowing the auditions. with my mommy and daddy, Pat Among the roles to be cast Blake Beazer, MD • Sergio Abarca, MD • Chad S. Jarvis, MS, PA-C, ATC and Kellie Parks, but will be are three sisters — who also moving to Tooele this summer. happen to be princesses; two Sick of traveling to Salt Lake for Health Care? My grandma and grandpa, Scott students to play the lonely frog; and Colleen Fish, are so happy Ollie the aspen tree; bumbling Same day appt. available! Mon - Fri 9-5 that I will be close so they can knights; kindly swamp things; see me every day. Bert the alligator; fancy flamin- 1929 Aaron Dr, Suite I • 435.882.2350 gos; helpful ducks; and the nasty Venus fly traps. All students Kate Isabelle Parks grades kindergarten through sixth are encouraged to audi- tion. No advance preparation is necessary. Assistant directors will also be cast to assist with Chance Rowley the technical aspects of the pro- duction. Be careful out there. Look Missoula Children’s Theatre who’s old enough to drive. (MCT) touring productions Happy 16th birthday Chance, are complete with costumes, from Mom, Dad and family. scenery, props and makeup. Rehearsals will run throughout the week from 4-8:30 p.m. each day. The Frog Prince will be pre- sented on Saturday, April 16, at the Tooele High School audito- rium. For more information, call Chance Rowley Terra Sherwood at 843-2142. Scratches are laminate’s worst enemy ard- dust mop to keep the dirt and dolly to lift and move it smooth- wood grit from the surface. ly. Be sure to clean dust off the Hfloors Before you damp-mop, floor before moving these items. have time- vacuum floors to remove dust A tiny pebble could get caught less quality and particles that could scratch under a wheel or furniture foot to them. In the surface. Use a damp mop that you are sliding across the the past, such rather than a wet mop because floor. floors were puddles might seep behind Consider potential problems hard to main- baseboards then under floors before they happen. For exam- tain. Newer where th water could damage ple, when putting up a ceiling finishes have Diane Sagers the laminate. Laminate floor- fan, put down a thick carpet or simplified CORRESPONDENT ing, like other types of smooth towels underneath. Tools and the process, floors, can become slippery other items could damage the but laminate Homefront when wet. Allow time for the floor if dropped. floors, which floor to dry after washing. For routine care, keep floors imitate the look of hardwood, Immediately wipe up wet areas clean to prevent damage. Wipe have become very popular. from spills, foreign substances, up small spills with a cloth or Laminate floors are less or wet feet. sponge. expensive, easier to install, eas- Do not use soap-based deter- Use the stain-removal prod- ier-to-maintain than traditional gents or “mop and shine” prod- ucts recommended by the floor- hardwood floors. Since they ucts as they may leave a film on ing manufacturer. Typically, are relatively harder to damage, the floor surface. Do not apply they recommend acetone as a they do not require a great deal wax or acrylic finishes to these clean up for nail-polish spills of work for maintenance, but floors. and cigarette burns. They usu- they are not foolproof. A few A doormat could be your lam- ally recommend mineral spirits simple procedures will keep inate floor’s best friend. Put one them in optimum condition. by any door that leads outdoors for tar and grease. Begin the day the floor is or into the garage. These could Do not use abrasive cleaners, laid. Read the warranty and trap moisture, grit and dirt that or scouring powder, steel wool, care instructions while the might otherwise be carried into or any other cleaner that could floor is new. Keep the instruc- the house on feet and cause scratch the floor. If you live in a tions available so you can refer light scratching on the surface new home and don’t have lawns to them if a problem should of the laminate floor. Choose a or other protective surfaces, develop. Follow all post instal- mat with natural fibers if pos- soil is easily tracked into the lation instructions so you get sible. Be sure the mat does not house, dirt can be tracked in started right. Some brands may contain dyes that might run or and scratch the floor. Sweep or not allow mopping for 48 hours stain. vacuum regularly. or have other after-installation Sliding chairs and other fur- From time to time, perhaps instructions. niture around on these floors on a yearly basis you may need Loose dirt and grit are your often causes serious scratches. to do deeper cleaning. Check laminate floor’s worst enemy. Put protective easy-glide but- your manufacturer’s directions Do everything you can to keep tons on the feet of furniture. for instructions on this sort of the floors free. Routine cleaning When you move a heavy maintenance since different requires sweeping or vacuum- appliance or piece of furniture products recommend different ing and dusting with a clean dry across laminate floors, use a deep cleaning procedures. B4 TUESDAY April 5, 2005

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[CMTV] CMT Music Cont’d Varied Programs CMT Music Though Major League Baseball show. –Lisa, Chicago. 9@ [SPIKE] Paid Program Paid Program Horsepower TV Trucks! 7 Days Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Star Trek: The Next Generation has no rooting allegiance to any 9A [TOON] Ed, Edd n Eddy Mucha Lucha Krypto-Super Looney Tunes Movie Scooby-Doo Tom & Jerry Looney Tunes Looney Tunes A: Yes, the vivacious chef who 9B [FX] Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Buffy the Vampire Slayer Buffy the Vampire Slayer The Practice Var. Programs Married... With Married... With of its clubs, it’s safe to say the also hosts the network’s “Inside 9C [QVC] The QVC Morning Show Cont’d Varied Programs game’s power brokers can’t wait Dish” and “$40-a-Day” is plan- [518] [ENC] Movie Cont’d Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs for the 2005 debut of one team in [534] [STARZ] Movie Cont’d Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs particular. ning her September wedding. [561] [MAX] Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs The groom-to-be is an entertain- [591] [TMC] Movie Cont’d Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs That would be the broadcasting duo of Jon Miller and Joe Mor- ment lawyer she met at a party a 63f0003-17gan, who will – at least for a few couple of years ago. WEEKDAYS DAYTIME hours – take the focus off base- Q: Several years ago, there CHANNEL ><"12:00>"><"12:30>">>"1:00>">>"1:30>">>"2:00>">>"2:30>">>"3:00>">>"3:30>">>"4:00>">>"4:30>">>"5:00>">>"5:30"""" ball’s ongoing steroid controver- was an NBC show titled “Ed,” Rachael Ray F [CBS] News Guiding Light Bold, Beautiful Ent. Tonight Dr. Phil News News News CBS News sy and put it on the sport’s starring Tom Cavanagh and H [ABC] All My Children One Life to Live General Hospital The Insider Inside Edition Oprah Winfrey News News Julie Bowen. 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Will it ever run “Finder of Lost Loves” (1984- M [FXNEWS] Fox News Live Studio B With Shepard Smith Your World With Neil Cavuto The Big Story With John Gibson Special Report Fox Report With Shepard Smith Sunday, April 3, on ESPN2. again? –John Bozell, Omaha, 85). 1: [TBS] Steve Harvey Steve Harvey Drew Carey Drew Carey Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Home Improve. Home Improve. Seinfeld Seinfeld Raymond Raymond But will images of watching Q: My sister and I seem to be 1; [KBYU] Var. Programs Between-Lions Mister Rogers Beren. Bears George Shrinks Clifford-Red Postcards Arthur Maya & Miguel Cyberchase Postcards Zoom “I think it’s the perfect opener,” Derek Jeter’s all-around play or Neb. 1< [KUWB] Blind Date Paid Program Ripley-Believe Cosby Show Cosby Show Sabrina-Witch MegaMan-NT Mucha Lucha Pokemon Yu-Gi-Oh! Malcolm-Mid. Malcolm-Mid. says Miller, who has called play- the artistry of a Manny Ramirez A: Actually, it already is run- the only people who remember 1= [FOX] Texas Justice Divorce Court Judge Judy Judge-Brown Texas Justice Divorce Court Judge Judy Judge-Brown A Current Affair Dharma & Greg King of the Hill King of the Hill by-play for ESPN’s “Sunday ning again. Since mid-January, a series that had a short run in 1> at-bat be blurred by more stories [KJZZ] Maury Matlock Cagney & Lacey Jeopardy! Family Feud Home Improve. Fresh Prince Home Improve. Frasier Night Baseball” telecasts since 1@ [USA] Movie Cont’d Varied Programs JAG Law & Order: SVU that provide a link between base- the series has been shown in the ’60s. It was called “The 1A [TNT] NYPD Blue Law & Order Law & Order Angel Charmed Law & Order 1990. “There’s still a possibility ball and steroids? Given that weekday repeats on cable station Prisoner.” Can you offer infor- 1B [ESPN] Varied Programs 1st & 10 Rome-Burning Horn Interruption SportsCenter Varied Programs (as of this writing) we’ll get Curt TBS. Incidentally, Cavanagh mation on the program? 1C [FXSPN] Varied Programs The Sports List The Sports List FSN America The Sports List Congress is now investigating the Schilling facing Randy Johnson, matter, that’s entirely possible. may return to weekly television –Elaine Fuller, Havana, Fla. 2: [SHOW] Movie Cont’d Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs which sounds spectacular. The 2; [NICK] Rugrats Rugrats CatDog Hey Arnold! 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I’m e-mail to [email protected]. [KPNZ] Girlfriends Celeb Justice All of Us Eve Veronica Mars (In Stereo) ^ Roseanne Roseanne Girlfriends Celeb Justice Jerry Springer (N) (In Stereo) ^ into the notion of these being big spired by novelist Donald M [FXNEWS] The O’Reilly Factor (Live) ^ Hannity & Colmes (Live) ^ On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto there to report the scene as it is. Writers must include their name 1: [TBS] Friends Friends Sex and-City Sex and-City Seinfeld Seinfeld Raymond Raymond Movie: TZ ‘‘Small Soldiers’’ (1998, Action) (PA) Kirsten Dunst. ^ games,” Miller says. “I mean, the “I think right now, the perception Hamilton’s character. Taking 1; [KBYU] Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Antiques Roadshow ‘‘Memphis’’ Great Lodges, National Parks BBC World Perry Mason ^ Andy Griffith fans, the players, these games all seems to be colored by whether “sleuth” a little more loosely, and city. 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Movie: TTT ‘‘An Officer and a Gentleman’’ ‘R’ 2> [ANPL] Animal Face-Off ^ The Most Extreme ^ Animal Cops Detroit ^ Animal Face-Off ^ The Most Extreme ^ Animal Cops Detroit ^ 2? [CNBC] The Contender (In Stereo) ^ Dennis Miller (N) The Big Idea With Deutsch The Contender (In Stereo) ^ Dennis Miller The Big Idea With Deutsch 2@ [FAM] Movie: TTT ‘‘Blazing Saddles’’ (1974, Comedy) Cleavon Little. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club ^ Home Videos Home Videos Guthy-Renker Paid Program 2A [DISC] Motorcycle Mania Cont’d MythBusters ^ Blue Angels: A Year in the Life Motorcycle Mania 3: Jesse James Rides Again ^ MythBusters ^ 2C [DISN] Click It to Pick It Click It to Pick It Lizzie McGuire Sister, Sister That’s-Raven That’s-Raven Movie: TTZ ‘‘My Date With the President’s Daughter’’ (1998) ^ Sister, Sister Even Stevens 3; [CNN] Paula Zahn Now ^ Larry King Live ^ NewsNight With Aaron Brown ^ Lou Dobbs Tonight Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown 9? [CMTV] In the Moment Stomped & Gored Peacemakers ^ Dukes of Hazzard In the Moment CMT Music 9@ [SPIKE] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Movie: TTTT ‘‘Platoon’’ (1986, Drama) Tom Berenger. (In Stereo) ^ MXC World’s Wildest Police Videos Blind Date Shipmates 9A [TOON] Ozzy & Drix Yu-Gi-Oh! Codename: Kid Mucha Lucha Teen Titans Dragonball GT Futurama Family Guy Hungerforce Inuyasha Trigun Big O 9B [FX] Movie Cont’d Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ King of the Hill King of the Hill Movie: TZ ‘‘Life or Something Like It’’ (2002, Comedy) Angelina Jolie. Movie: TTZ ‘‘Con Air’’ (1997) 9C [QVC] Gold Rush Weekend Style Nick Chavez Beverly Hills [518] [ENC] Movie: TTZ ‘‘The Bodyguard’’ (1992, Suspense) Kevin Costner. Movie: TTTZ ‘‘Chicago’’ (2002, Musical) Catherine Zeta-Jones. 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(N) (In Stereo) ^ Roseanne Roseanne Girlfriends Celeb Justice Jerry Springer (N) (In Stereo) ^ M [FXNEWS] The O’Reilly Factor (Live) ^ Hannity & Colmes (Live) ^ On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto 1: [TBS] MLB Baseball: Atlanta Braves at Florida Marlins. (Live) ^ Cont’d Movie: TT ‘‘The Specialist’’ (1994, Drama) Sylvester Stallone. ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘The Terminator’’ (1984) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ^ 1; [KBYU] Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Nature (In Stereo) ^ National Geographic BBC World BBC World Perry Mason ^ 1< [KUWB] That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Blue Collar TV Blue Collar TV The Starlet (In Stereo) ^ King of Queens King of Queens Raymond Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate ^ 1= [FOX] The Simpsons Seinfeld The O.C. (In Stereo) ^ Tru Calling (In Stereo) ^ News The Simpsons Seinfeld Dharma & Greg Yes, Dear 1> [KJZZ] Friends Will & Grace Wheel-Fortune Jeopardy! ^ Movie: T ‘‘A Fine Mess’’ (1986, Comedy) Ted Danson. 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The 700 Club ^ Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program 2A [DISC] Does Europe Hate Us American Chopper ^ American Chopper ^ Does Europe Hate Us American Chopper ^ American Chopper ^ 2C [DISN] Click It to Pick It Click It to Pick It Lizzie McGuire Sister, Sister That’s-Raven That’s-Raven Movie: TTZ ‘‘Cadet Kelly’’ (2002, Comedy-Drama) Hilary Duff. ^ Sister, Sister Even Stevens 3; [CNN] Paula Zahn Now ^ Larry King Live ^ NewsNight With Aaron Brown ^ Lou Dobbs Tonight Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown 9? [CMTV] Top 20 Countdown CMT Music Dukes of Hazzard Inside Fame (In Stereo) Open Cntry CMT Music 9@ [SPIKE] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation MXC (N) MXC MXC MXC MXC MXC World’s Wildest Police Videos Blind Date Shipmates 9A [TOON] Ozzy & Drix Yu-Gi-Oh! 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Thursday’s edition of the Tooele Main). information, contact President We will also have a silent auc- from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The dinner Doings Transcript-Bulletin. • April 7-8 — Book Fair. Stop Jay De La Mare at 882-1469 or tion. Donations for auction go to and speaker cost is $8 per person • April 6 — How to prevent by the hospital classrooms and Publicist Alice Dale at 882-1612. Brigid York, 882-1883. and tickets need to be purchased Continued from page B2 falls 10:30 a.m. There will be browse wonderful books and Sewing group meets Families, disabilities by calling 843-3691. Those wish- drawings/gift bags for participa- gifts at discounted prices. The Neighborhood Sewing Tooele Family to Family ing to meet with us, contact Camp-O-Ree merit badge pow- tion. Come out and learn how to Guild will hold its monthly meet- Network for Families with either Pat Steelman at 882-2466 wow, including costs and require- be safe! ing on Wednesday, April 20, at Disabilities will meet on Thursday, or Dawn DeWitt at 882-9002. ments for Sr. Patrol Leader train- Groups • April 7 — Center board meet- the Extension office auditori- April 14, at 7 p.m. at the Human Diabetes support ing. ing 7 p.m. um at 9:30 a.m. We will make a Services Building (305 N. Main, Diabetes Support Group will If you are not attending, you Tooele seniors events jacket from a sweatshirt. Those Tooele). A representative from meet April 6 at 11 a.m. at the are missing out on decades of Historical society Look for daily activities in Members and guests are invited who were at our last meeting NAMI (National Association of Tooele Health Department. scouting experience, not to men- Thursday’s edition of the Tooele to the Tooele County Historical received a list of needed sup- Mental Illness) will talk about the Kevan L. Whipple, DPT, OCS, tion the chance to earn Baden Transcript-Bulletin. Society meeting Tuesday, April plies. If you do not know what to stress of having a person with a Doctor of Physical Therapy will Bucks for the Roundtable auc- • April 8 — 6-8 p.m. Dancing. 12, 7 p.m. at the Tooele Pioneer bring, please call Colleen Wilcox disability in your family. She will speak. Also a reminder about tion in May. We’ll see you at the The Ahlstrom’s will play. Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele at 884-6322. Bring a friend if you give us ideas on how to handle the Diabetes Expo to be held Tooele Jr. High School Thursday, (enter at the back). would like and show and tell you this stress and taking care of the April 9 at 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the April 7, at 7:30 p.m. Set-up by the Senior Circle, MWMC Jay Banta, wildlife refuge have. caregiver. Babysitting is provided South Towne Expo Center, Hall Red Patrol, pre-opener by the Senior Circle costs just $15 manager at Fish Springs National on site if needed. Questions? Call #1, 9575 S. State St., Sandy. For Orange Patrol. per year. Call 843-3690 for a Quilters meet membership form and to RSVP Wildlife Refuge at Dugway, will The Tooele County Quilters Diane at 884-1728. more information, call Carol at for all activities except exercise present the history of that area. will meet April 19 at the county AAUW meets 843-9787. Seniors and water aerobics. He also has a keen interest in extension office at 9:30 a.m. The Tooele Branch of the Eagles dinner Look for daily activities in the Lincoln Highway. The coun- Susan May will teach about American Association of • Friday night steak — The Thursday’s edition of the Tooele ty history book is available for wool appliqué. There will be kits University Women will meet Eagles will serve their steak, Grantsville seniors Transcript-Bulletin. purchase for $25 and Tooele to purchase. Please bring scis- Thursday, April 21, 6:30 p.m. We shrimp, halibut and chicken din- The Grantsville Senior Center • April 6 — Day Diabetes County Mining, Smelting, and sors, needles, natural thread. If will attend the Healthy Woman ners on Friday, April 8, from can be called at 884-3446. Support Group at 11 am. Meets Railroading in Tooele County there are questions, please contact presentation with Dr. Suzanne 6:30-9 p.m. MP Betty Donnelly Look for daily activities in at the health department (181 N. will be available for $15. For Dianne Matravers at 882-7496. Metzger at Tooele High School will host the evening.

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■ Housing, employment, public notices ■ Office: 882-0050 Classified All real estate adver- Furniture & Pets Lost & Found Child Care Help Wanted tised in the Tooele Appliances Transcript-Bulletin is CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES subject to the Federal Rates for the Transcript Bulletin, published Tuesday and Thursday afternoons: BUNK BEDS, solid FOR SALE: 2 cute Pit LOST DOG. German CHILDCARE HAS 2 Fair Housing Act of wood, nice, built in Bull puppies, $150 obo. Shepherd, Female Ca- openings. 12 years ex- 1968 which makes it Twenty Words or Less *SPECIAL RATE: An ad running a minimum dresser and desk $275 882-2801 bo Green. MICRO- perience. Fun environ- HELP illegal to advertise of eight consecutive issues, (20 words 882-8818 CHIPPED $500 Reward ment. References avail- WANTED “any preference, limi- $ 00 After 20 Words PERFECT PUPS Obedi- (value) Traditional col- able. 830-3603, 843- tation, or discrimina- ¢ or less) = $22 bold/boxed ads extra CALORIC ELECTRIC ence training. 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BLACK LAB. 5yrs. old, Golden red white mark- Minimum Qualifications: Graduation from high school or equivalent sand, gravel, topsoil 1-3 per 1/2 hr lesson, ex- Set. NEW! With warran- Metalmart, 181 South needs new home. Has ings. Please call (GED) along with two (2) years of experience working with low income yards per delivery; com- perienced teacher, lo- ty. $150 (801)831-0678 1200 East, Lehi, Utah. dog run, kennel and (801)756-8313 programs, physician or dental offices. Demonstrate knowledge, skills, post, manure 4/yards cated in Northeast (ucan) BRAND NAME, in plastic dog house. Free to and abilities in typing and general office practices. per delivery. 882-7877 Tooele. Call Deanne KING PILLOW TOP, good home. 843-1878 LOST MALE dog on 4-3- at 228-4058. BILLY’S LAWN Care FOR SALE: U2 tickets $250 w/warranty. 05. Small to medium, FEMALE GERMAN For more information or a on-line application please visit now offering spring for Denver concert, (801)831-0678 black w/brown on muz- PIANO LESSONS. For Shepard purebred. De- http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html clean up, light hauling, April 15, premium seats zle, very active, an- Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County more information call barked, great watchdog. landscaping. Have Whitney 843-7956 in lower level close to swers to “boo”, call Tal- Human Resources office openings for commer- stage. Call 830-3806. $150 obo. Call Lynda ena 830-8113 47 South Main, Tooele, UT 84074 843-4434 or 850-8082. cial and residential lawn REMODELING AND re- EEO Employer care. 843-9078 pair. Basements, kitch- FREE 4-ROOM DI- ens, bathrooms, addi- RECTV system includ- CEMENT CURBING. tions, roofing, siding. All ing installation. 3 Local, free estimates, jobs large and small. months free 50+ premi- stamping available. Free estimates. Please um channels! Access to (801)508-7967 leave message. 882- over 225 channels. Lim- HELP 6141 ited time offer. S&H, re- COMPJUNKIES FOR all strictions apply. 1-800- your computer needs. RENTAL CLEANING 311-9053. (ucan) WANTED In home service, lowest Need that rental unit Communities That Care price in town, free tech cleaned at move out or FREE 4-ROOM DI- support and estimates. move in. Call Lynea RECTV system includ- 843-1290, 849-2424. (435)850-9455 ing standard installa- Motor Carrier Specialist Description : Programs Coordinator needed, full time, for the Tooele tion. 3 months free 50+ Communities That Care® project. Duties will be to coordinate COMPUTER MASTERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN premium channels! Ac- Wendover Port of Entry programs, supervise and evaluate facilitators, market programs, hold on-site pc upgrades, re- Funding Corporation, cess to over 225 chan- pairs, tune-ups. Home, pays cash for owner fi- nels. Limited time offer. meetings, keep records, schedule workshop sites and recruit program office networks security nanced mortgages. Pro- S&H, restrictions apply. $11.22/hr participants. This work will be done with Guiding Good Choices ,, virus spyware removal fessional service, fast 1-800-474-5079. (ucan) community-based parent workshops, and Life Skills Training at TJHS. etc. $30/hr. Microsoft closing (801)710-1080 employee 10yrs. 830- FREE GARDEN manure. Udot offers a stable working environment and an The position requires a minimum two-year degree (Associates Degree) in 8262 TAEKWON-DO CHANG Pick up at 331 N 150 excellent benefit package. areas of Child Development, Public Relations, Social Work, Marketing Hon/ ITF, private and West. 843-8598 and work experience; or a four-year degree (Bachelor’s Degree) in a CONCRETE C-K&J’s semi- private instruc- ALL phases of con- tion. Yom Chi Black GE WASHER and dryer Examine commercial vehicles, permits, and driver related area; or five years work in a related area. Must be computer crete. Specializing in Belt Program 882-6162. for sale as a pair, $125. credentials & condition for compliance with motor knowledgeable in MS Office 2000 XL. Must be able to lift 25 lbs. Must 882-2130 flatwork, STAMPED. carrier safety and mechanical condition requirements. have a valid driver’s license and own reliable transportation. Must be Best price in town. THREE J’S Roofing and Concrete and repair. Repairs, free estimates, If you sell Insurance, pro- Must be at least 21 years of age & pass a background able to pass a drug and criminal background check. May be asked to 882-4399 or 840-0424. expert wind damage re- mote a hospital or an check. Also, must be available to work rotating work evenings on occasions, some Saturdays. Salary is $12.50 per hr. pairs, 20 years experi- ambulance service, DRYWALL: Hanging, place your classified ad schedules including weekends and holidays. with minimal 10.66% benefits. Work hours are flexible but generally ence, great prices, se- th finishing, texturing. 22 nior discount. 882-4289 in all 47 of Utah's news- M-F 8:00-5:00. This job announcement will close April 8 at 5:00 P.M. years experience. Li- papers. The cost is only To view a detailed job description and apply for this job Must be available for work May 2 , 2005. censed and insured. TRACTOR SERVICE, $135. for a 25 word ad Doug 884-1985; mobile tilling, post holes, brush ($5. For each additional please see our website at www.statejobs.utah.gov. Details: Salary: $12.50 per hour Work: Full Time (435)830-2653 cutting fields and lots, word). You will reach up Closing date: 4/8/2005 Days off: Saturday and Sunday [possibly Sat. leveling and hauling, to 500,000 newspaper topsoil and gravel. 884- readers. Just call How to apply : Apply at Tooele City Hall, 90 North Main Street, 6868, 830-1124 Tooele Transcript Bulle- Equal Opportunity Employer during normal business hour at reception desk. tin at (435)882-0050 for details. (Ucan) CLASS PAGES 04-05-05 4/5/05 10:12 AM Page B7

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All you do is call service and computer Place your classified ad 4wd, needs battery, tires, great for fishing 2bdrm, hookups, no car garage, big fenced TOOELE, 4BDRM, 1bth, the Tooele Transcript skills required. $8.00 TWO POSITIONS open - in 47 newspapers $600 or reasonable of- and hunting, $1200 smoking/ pets, 111 N yard, $850/mo, 1yr $725/mo, 304 E Vine Bulletin at (435)882- per hour. Excellent ben- receiving and general throughout Utah for only fer. Sears washer/dryer obo. 882-0266 Second St. Will show lease required, serious St. (801)598-4881 0050 for all the details. efits. Send resume to sales in hardware, $135. for 25 words, and $150 or washer $100 by appointment. inquiries. 882-0200 (Ucan) tools, farm supplies. Ap- $5. per word over 25. dryer $75 843-5744 $450/mo, $300/dep. TOWN HOME 3bdrm, Traci at 2000 Sunset Trucks 3BDRM, 2BTH. Fenced Rd Lakepoint 84074. ply in person at CAL- You will reach up to (801)679-1467 1.5bth, finished base- 1990 MONTERO 4x4. yard. $650/mo, first and CAREGIVERS NEEDED Fax (435)837-6109 or Ranch. 882-5020 500,000 buyers and it is ment, small patio, appli- 6cyl, automatic, 4 door, DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, last deposit. Available to live in and care for email to jobs@wireless- a one call, one order, 1993 RANGER Splash. ances included. Move in $1700 obo. 1984 Chev- w/d hookups, ac, car- immed. 172 S. 1st St. elderly gentlemen. Sal- beehive.com one bill program. Call 114,000mi. 5spd, 5-1. Very cute $835 ary plus rent and utilit- the Tooele Transcript rolet Caprice Wagon, 4dr,CD, a/c, ps, pm. port, storage, fireplace. (801)266-4085, 408- plus security deposit ies provided. Couple LANDSCAPE foreman, Bulletin at (435)882- V8, automatic $400 New clutch, brakes, fly- $595/mo plus deposit. 644-0640. Open house 224-2674 preferred. Call 884- 1yr experience. 843- 0050 for further info. obo. For details 882- wheel. Rebuilt transmis- (801)263-1779, today 0193 7665 sion. Asking $3000 obo. (801)824-0399 WHY RENT when you 7105 (Ucan) 3BDRM, 3BTH, 2 car ga- 840-5090 can buy? O down pro- WE SAVE HOMES from 1992 FORD Explorer. LARGE 2BDRM, 4 plex, rage, fenced yard, grams, not perfect cred- foreclosure! No equity Runs great $2700 884- 1994 TOYOTA PICKUP coin laundry, newly re- washer, dryer, 1720sqft. it. Single parent pro- NOW HIRING needed. No credit 6323 truck. Top running con- modeled, new cabinets, no smoking. $895/mo, grams. Call for details. check. We can save dition! Body in fair con- new paint, new carpet, $450/dep. Owner/ Berna or Chris 435-840- 1993 ESCORT wagon. your home. Excellent in- dition. Worth $3000, tile, linoleum, $500/mo. agent Miller & Co, 5029 Group 1 Real Es- 119,000 miles, good come opportunity. Work asking $2200. 882- Jim 850-2374. (801)304-5931. tate TheTooele County Deseret Peak Aquatic Center is now accepting condition. Two extra 4170, 496-4960 from home. Train to be QUALITY APART- 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, applications for the following positions: a Loss Mitigation Spe- snow tires. $1500 obo. Homes Call 224-2699 71 FORD High Boy, lift- MENTS living rooms, swimming cialist. Save homes Quiet, unique floorplans, pool, lawn care includ- from foreclosure. Call ed, runs good, $2900 Lifeguards 1993 FORD Escort, good obo. Possible trades. newly remodeled, tile ed, no smoking, pets, $$$SAVE MONEY Find Linda Morrell at 1-800- condition, 155,000 through, kitchen & bath, 1st/ last, 1yr lease, • Must be at least 16yearsof age. 830-2573 HUD & Bank owned 263-2563, ext. 8065 or miles, it runs, $1300 lush landscape, fenced $950/mo, $650/dep. • $8.24 - $9.54 depending on certifications. e-mail: homes at www.tooele- obo. 884-0357 91 CHEVY S10, runs yard & parking, centrally (435)496-3794 • Must be able to work minimum of 19.5 hours per week. [email protected] bankownedhomes.co great, 125k, $600 obo. located, great prices. m or call for a list Ber- Head Lifeguards m. (ucan) 1993 FORD Taurus, 4dr, 4BDRM 2.5BTH, 2 car 224-2969 Call 882-1372. na or Chris 435-840- • 3.8 L V-6, silver, good garage, 587 Bristol Must be at least 18 years of age with 2 years guarding exp. 5029, Group 1 Real Es- • Wanted condition, excellent ROOMMATE WANTED, Cove. No pets, smok- $11.05 meeting 5 requirements. 96 FORD 250 Power tate • Must be able to work minimum of 40 hours per week. mileage, recent tune up, Stroke 4x4, extended Grantsville, $400, 1/2 ing. Rent, rent to own, 90,960 miles, $1800 utilities. 830-5472 sale $1,100/mo Pool Custodian ROOMMATES WANTED cab, gray and white, $116,000 RAMBLER, obo. 882-4025 $800/dep Jean • Must be at least 16yearsof age. to share a clean house, 173k miles, $8500 obo. central air, vaulted ceil- (801)380-3094 ROOMMATE- SHARE (801)556-0651 • $5.85 per hour rent is negotiable. 850- 1996 OLDSMOBILE Si- new house in Tooele, ing, two tone paint, oversized garage, 226 • Must be able to work minimum of 15 hours per week. 9593 erra SL. 4 door, good 98 FORD Ranger, 4x4, includes utilities, master 5BDRM, 2BTH, 2 car ga- W Wallace Way (730 Cashier condition, $3000 obo. 95k miles, automatic, bedroom/ bath, no rage, 4yrs old, 2400sqft, Recreational North). Tony (801)706- • Must be at least 18yearsof age. New parts new tires call flare style, bed liner, smoking, outdoor pet finished basement, auto 6363 Secure Real Es- • Vehicles 833-0170 or 830-8005 power steering, ac, dark ok. 843-7000 sprinklers, rv parking, $8.24 per hour tate. • Must obtain a food handler’s permit by time of hire. 1978 WILDERNESS 14’ green, runs great, beautiful home, north- 1998 CHEVROLET SLEEPING ROOMS self contained camp $8250. 882-8199 east Tooele, $1100/mo. BLAZER, 4x4, V6, Tow available, $70 per $119,900 2244SQFT, trailer. Needs work (435)830-8113 pkg, 4dr, runs great, week, $10 key deposit, 5bdrm, 2bth rambler, of- Applications and additional information for open positions are available at the $800 obo 884-0233 Apartments for $5,600 obo 884-0808 or first and last week- total 5BDRM, 3BTH, fully fice, storage rooms, Tooele County Human Resource Office 840-4762 830-5571 Rent $150 to move in. 46 N fenced yard, $900/mo, Pergo flooring, deck, 47 South Main Street Tooele sprinklers, fenced, 1BDRM 1BTH, entirely Broadway. 882-7605 $600/dep. 1208 N 490 97 MALLARD Fleetwood beautiful inside. 882- or visit our website at 93 AEROSTAR van, remodeled basement, East. Call Alan www.co.tooele.ut.us 24’ travel trailer, sleeps clean, new motor SPACIOUS 3BDRM, soft 7297 seven. 843-9014 laundry facility, gas & (801)652-0265 eve- This recruitment will run on a continuous basis until the needs of w/40,000 miles, good water paid, no smoking water, laundry hookups, nings (801)253-7232. tires, runs well, depend- microwave, dishwasher, $129,500 4BDRM, 2bth, the department can be met. COZY 8’ Cabover Camp- no pets. $400/mo 882- 1775sqft, finished base- er with jacks. $150 884- able transportation, 5398 or 882-5415 storage, fenced yard, COZY 1BDRM house. seats seven, $1195 off street parking. Will Perfect for 1 person. ment, fenced yard, NE Tooele County requires those 18 years of age and over to submit to a background 6323 side Tooele, (435)496- obo. 882-6091 Brian. 1BDRM APARTMENT, negotiate indoor pets. Fenced yard, off street check. Pre-employment drug testing is required for all hires. 0230 or 882-1414. $410/mo, $200/dep, 32 $650 833-9393 parking, extra storage. Hired individuals must be able to work flexible schedule including nights, Motorcycles & 93 FORD Taurus wagon. weekends, and holidays. S 7th St, Tooele. 884- Will negotiate pets. $169,900 OPEN House ATVs 149k miles, new trans- 0826 SPACIOUS ONE bed- $450/mo 833-9393 mission, 4 new tires, room apartment, fur- Saturdays 1:30pm- American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification will start Tues. May 3, 1985 HONDA TRX 250 4:30pm. 4bdrm, 3bth, 2wd 4 wheeler, excel- new battery, am/fm cd, nished including washer FOR RENT or rent to at 4:00pm at the Deseret Peak Aquatic Center. $1995 obo, payments Totally Awesome! Stansbury, new hot tub/ lent mechanical condi- We would like to thank the and dryer, quiet neigh- own. Tooele twin home, Thefee is $115; this includes CPR and First Aid certifications. possible. 882-2449 borhood, $450/mo plus 3bdrm, 1bth, carport, paint/ carpet, garage. tion, $1000 firm. Call people of Tooele who have Mary Jo Tri County RE Please calland register one week prior at 843-4035. 8am-8pm 843-7660. responded so positively to our utilities. For details call $675. 894W 700S previous ad and our newly 843-1379. Available April 15th. (801)597-5856 renovated apartments. We have some great new tenants now. Linda (801)319-3967. $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, .24 acres, quiet We still have just a couple of these beautiful 1 and 2 $200 move in allow- FOR SALE or rent: neighborhood, new bedroom units available so if ance. $500/mo, $400 3bdrm, 2bth mobile carpet, newly remod- Title/Insurance Clerk you are looking for a first class deposit. Accepts hous- home. Please call 884- eled bathroom, new home give us a call or come by ing. 328 E Main, 3317 or 496-3282. kitchen floor. 114 S Responsible for the credit union’s Credit Life and a nd see us! Grantsville. Call Broadway. Call 840- Again, Thank you Tooele We Offer: Disability Insurance Program, processing of insurance (801)815-2928, 435- GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM 0279. • (801) 358-8592 884-0432. home. Attractive, Competitive Salary claims, and posting of insurance payments. (435) 843-7331 (Spanish only) fenced yard, carport, 1985 4BDRM, 2bth • Excellent Work Environment Coordinates with collateral insurance carrier for follow 260 North 100 East, Tooele TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, storage. No smoking, home for rent or sale. • Close Convenient Locations up notices on cancellation and expiration of automobile dishwasher and ac, no $675, water and sew- Seller financing availa- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- smoking/ pets, age included. $300 de- ble. Call Will, (801)427- • 401(k) insurance. Records liens on motor vehicles. • ments behind Super $575/mo, $300/dep. posit call David 884- 4254. Altius Realty Health Insurance Maintainsatracking system to assure proper Wal-Mart. On select Move in special. 882- 0916 • Continued on next page Life & Disability Insurance recording, renewal, and release of titles. units $99 moves you 4998 or (801)592-1452 • Paid Vacations in. Some apartments includes all utilities. Homes for Rent • Paid Holidays Aminimumofone year credit union experience or Swimming pool, hot tub, exercise room, equivalent experience in a financial institution. Must playground, full club- $100 off first months The Kirk house. 843-4400 rent. 3 bdrm starting Qualified applicants may submit a have excellent verbal and written communication skills Best Places - Best Prices! at $980 per month. 2 BDRM 1 Bth duplex, Quiet, Quality apartments in a restored historic structure resume to: and have the ability to interact effectively with outside Call for details 224- w/d hookups, ac. $475 Tooele Federal Credit Union businesses. Must be able to prioritize and 2737. Mention a month. 843-0789 HR Department Studios starting at $145/wk this ad & organize. Knowledge of loan and title procedures and 1985 4BDRM, 2bth PO Box 720 2 BEDROOM, w/d hook- 1 & 2 Bdrms starting at get 1/2 off 1st credit union insurance programs a plus. home for rent or sale. month’s rent Tooele, Utah 84074 ups, no smoking, no $400 /mo Includes most utilities! Seller financing availa- *with 6 month lease Fax: 435-833-9993 pets, carport, $490 ble. Call Will, (801)427- Furnishing also available. e-mail: [email protected] month. Jim (801)554- 4254. Altius Realty 5361. 57 West Vine • Tooele • 435-882-1372 CLASS PAGES 04-05-05 4/5/05 10:12 AM Page B8

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Continued from previous page Homes Homes Homes Homes Lots & Land Financial Public Notices Public Notices Services Meetings Meetings Homes 3BDRM, 1BTH house, BEAUTIFUL GRANTS- GRANTSVILLE, RESIDENTIAL BUILD- $$ AS SEEN ON TV. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Public Meeting Notice full landscaped yard, VILLE Custom Home. 1515sqft w/full base- ING lot, Canyon Rim Cash now for your fu- HEARING FOR ZONING and Agenda FOR SALE! garage with 1bdrm 5bdrm 3.5bth, family ment, main floor laun- Estates, 12,000sqft, ture settlement, annuity CODE AMENDMENT Pine Canyon Planning basement apartment rooms, sportsman’s dry, central air, large zoned R1-12, all under- and lottery payments. Notice is hereby given Commission Meeting BEST DEAL rented at $400/mo, gunroom, central air, corner lot, sprinkler sys- ground utilities, peace- www.ppicash.com. that the Grantsville City The Pine Canyon Plan- great neighborhood, hardwood floors, com- tem, garage, reduced to ful, secluded, beautiful Don't wait for your $$$. Council, upon recom- ning Commission will IN TOOELE $120,000. (801)550- puter room, fireplace $164,000. 884-1154, views, canyon atmos- Call Prosperity Part- mendation from the Plan- hold a meeting Thurs- 1722, 840-3832. $245,000 884-1570 830-0144 phere, $29,900. Owner ners. 1-800-509-1607. ning Commission and day, April 7, 2005 at 7:00 Rambler - 6 bdrm, Sell Your Home Here for 830-7003 882-7094. (ucan) pursuant to the provi- p.m. in the Auditorium on 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, HUD OWNED properties 2 baths. House is sions of Section 10-9-5 the first floor, Tooele 2100 total, 1300 finish- DARLING RAMBLER for in Tooele County start- $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE of the Utah State Code, Courthouse, 47 South completely $ 80* ea. ed, warm with lots of sale, 932 W 470 South, ing at $65,000. Call for PALOMINO CASH for structured will conduct a public Main Street, Tooele, finished, beautiful 6 natural light, great fami- Tooele. 2200sqft, a complete list, mail, settlements, annuities, hearing on Wednesday, Utah. landscaping. Call ly neighborhood, must 3brm, 2bth, laundry up- email or pickup. Pru- RANCH law suit, mortgage April 6, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. 1. Roll Call 882-0050 see, $129,999. stairs, new carpet and dential 435-882-4111 notes and cash flows. in the Grantsville City REGULAR MEETING: $139,900 *Based on 13 issue contract. (801)209-0049 lighting, unfinished J.G. Wentworth #1, 1- Hall Council Chambers 1. Approval of meeting Call basement, come take a I WANT YOUR HOUSE HORSE LOTS 800-794-7310. (ucan) at 429 E Main Street in minutes from March 3, 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1800sqft look! $124,900. Call and I’ll pay FULL price! 1 2000 HOME. .20 acre 1 ⁄ 2 acres $55,000 Grantsville, Utah. The 2005 435 224-4344 twin home for rent/ sale. Marci Overson Realty (801)598-8514 Brandon NEED CASH for your in- purpose of the hearing is 2. AMZ #1021-05 with possibility to ex- $89,900. Located at www.wantfullprice.com heritance? I can help. pand. 3bdrm, 2.5bth. (801)360-3693. 5 acres $90,000 to receive public input on Amendment to chapter 3BDRM, 1›bth corner 227 Alfred Drive. Please call (801)699- Multi-level, RV parking, LAKEFRONT HOME in PUBLIC WATER, proposed amendments 15 adding Bed and lot. 2 garages, central (435)862-5664. DUPLEX FOR sale, 9792. to the Grantsville Land Breakfast facilities to the air, sprinkler system. mountain view. Full 3bdrm, 2bth, fireplace Stansbury Park with PUBLIC SEWER & basement. 2800sq.ft. 4BDRM Office/den, 2 3bdrms 2.5bth. 59 Public Notices Use Management and use matrix Owner anxious, needs with each unit. Call Development Code. The 3. AMZ #1020-05 to relocate. Price re- $155,900/neg. 843- family rooms, full bath. (307)265-6538 after Lakeview call Talena 2 IRRIG. SHARES Meetings 7158 New carpet, paint, lino- with Prudential 435- proposed amendments Amendment to chapter duced. 882-3842. Great 6pm. are as follows: 24-5 Off Premise Out- location leum, central air, fur- 830-8113 884-6755 Deadline for public no- nace, & water heater. EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, tices is 4 p.m. the day • To amend Chapter 6 door Advertising $114,500 843-8092 2bth w/views! Whirlpool LEASE TO own Stans- prior to publication. "Parking" to reduce re- 4. Discussion regarding UTAH'S BEST LAND quirements in commer- chapter 26-4-3 of the 882-8532 bath, 2 car garage, cor- bury newly remodeled bargain 40 acres - Public notices submit- ner lot, fenced, land- home, 5bdrm, 3bth, ted past the deadline cial shopping districts, in- Zoning Ordinance (Busi- $24,900. Uinta Moun- crease requirement for ness related temporary HURRY! 4BDRM, 1.5BTH gas scaped, sprinklers, granite/ wood/ stone tile tain area. Outdoor lov- will not be accepted. churches with more than signs. fireplace, office room, $162,500. 843-9927 floors, stucco, er's dream! Dramatic family room, game $169,000. Must See! Public Notice one congregation meet- Dated this 4th day of Only 1 left! mountain views, close ing at one time, and in- April, 2005 room, 2 car garage, EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, 833-0511, (801)631- to conveniences. Sur- Grantsville City Council next to 3 schools. 2bth w/views! Whirlpool 7659 will hold a work meeting clude shared parking for MARY DIXON, rounded by wilderness. multiple businesses. Secretary $120,000 882-5401 bath, 2 car garage, cor- Nearby lake and state and a regular meeting NEW HOME on horse • To amend all areas of Pine Canyon Planning ner lot, fenced, land- parks. Excellent financ- Wednesday, April 6, $ Closing Costs BANK OWNED proper- property with two the Grantsville City Land Commission scaped, sprinklers, ing. Call UTLR 1-877- 2005. The meeting to be ties. No down payment shares water. 405 North Use Management and (Published in the Tran- $162,500. 843-9927 349-5263. (ucan) held at 429 E. Main, 0 $ Down to qualified buyers. Call Wrathall Circle, Grants- Grantsville, UT 84029 Development Code script Bulletin April 5, Prudential 435-882- FITCH MANSION, ville. Heather, All Pro STOCKTON BUILDING regular meeting to begin Chapter 21, Technical 2005) 4111 4308sqft hillside bunga- Realty (801)404-0142 lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. at 7:00 p.m. Standards, and Street 0 low overlooking historic Master Plan to be con- PUBLIC NOTICE Newly constructed Public Hearing: 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central BEAUTIFUL BRICK Planning on selling your Notice is hereby given $110,000 Eureka, 19 rooms, roads. Beautiful lake/ a. Amending Chapter 6 sistent with 5 foot side- house for sale. Quiet home, you could be that the Tooele City air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. 4.5bths, new roof, Na- mountain views. Great Parking. walks and the related neighborhood. 3bdrm, sending your sales Council will meet in a tional Historic Register, for manufactured or b. Amendment the changes to park strips fireplaces, fenced yard, points to up to 500,000 Work Session Meeting For more information call Matthew with $130,000 obo. 882- custom built homes. Grantsville City Street and street improve- garage. Must see. 342 people at once. For on Tuesday, April 5, 7094 882-7094. Standards. ments. Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 Isgreen. 830-3603, 849- $135. you can place AGENDA: The proposed amend- 2005 at the hour of 5:00 FAX 435-843-1148 2563 FOR SALE 1472 E 850 your 25 word classified 1. Approval of Minutes. ments and regulations P.M. The meeting will be North, Tooele. ad to all 47 newspapers held at the Tooele City *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. Water Shares 2. Presentation of Fire applying to the changes $146,000, 4bdrm plus 1 in Utah. Just call Tooele Fighter 1-1/4ly report. may be reviewed at the Hall Large Conference office, 2.75bth, Transcript Bulletin at 3. Consideration of lot Grantsville City Offices Room located at 90 2100sqft. (801)571- (435)882-0050 for all 2 SHARES Settlement exchange for Little Reno prior to the meeting dur- North Main Street, Beautiful Better than 4130 Assist 2 Sell. the details. Canyon irrigation water. Estates- Randy Hunt. ing regular work hours of Tooele, Utah $1900 each. Call Neal 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., 1. Charter Discussion Starter Home New FSBO GRANTSVILLE SELLING YOUR HOME? 4. Consideration of Joe (801)785-4954 Cange request for waiver Monday through Friday. Patrick H. Dunlavy 4bdrm, 1.5bth, irrigation Advertise it in the clas- Persons wishing to com- Tooele City Recorder share included, fully sifieds. Call 882-0050 of Planning Commission 3 SHARES of Settlement ment on the proposed Pursuant to the Ameri- fenced, .33 acre. Conditions for proposed Canyon Irrigation for amendments should at- can With Disabilities Act, $107,000. Call 884- STANSBURY 2 story, PUD subdivision on Ny- sale in Tooele, $2250 tend the hearing or sub- Individuals Needing Spe- 1471. 3bdrm, 2bth, lots of ex- green Street. per share. If interested 5. Consideration of sal- mit written statements cial Accommodations tras, for appt/info call Should Notify Patrick H. FSBO: 3BDRM, 1.5bth, 843-1801 Open house please call Robbie at ary step increases prior to the meeting. (801)260-1502. 6. Consideration of New Dated this 22nd day of Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- finished basement, 4yrs 4/9 9am-5pm 735 corder, at 843-2110 prior old, all appliances in- Country Club Business licenses February, 2005. SETTLEMENT CANYON 7. Consideration of Ordi- By the Order of the to the meeting. TDD cluded, backyard play- Phone Number 843-2108 STANSBURY CONDO water shares. $2200 nances/Resolutions: Mayor of Grantsville 122 N. Pinehurst Ave ground, $115,000. Call (Published in the Tran- 74 South 7th Street for more details 843- for sale, 2bdrm, 1bth, each. 884-6406 a. Consideration on pro- City, C. Byron Ander- This home is really better than new! Don’t script Bulletin April 5, central air, 1 car ga- posed street name son. Cheap living with a 2 bedroom, 1 miss out, remodeled home including the 9659. 2005) rage, private patio, near change (Hale Street at Shauna Kertamus bath home with a great location! Or k itchen, 2 baths, flooring, siding, roof, Office Space Zoning Administrator windows and has central a/c. Has been very GRANTSVILLE BRICK golf course, swimming 500 South and South of PUBLIC NOTICE w ould make a great investment well cared for. 4 bedrooms. Covered patio Rambler . 3bdrm pool, $92,000. 882- 500 South to City limits.) In accordance with the Notice Is Hereby Given property. Foreclosure looms, seller 11/2bth, newly remod- b. Zone change from A- Americans With Disabili- and a great elevated play house. Great 5260 FLOOR SPACE with util- that the Tooele City Re- backyard for kids! Super Neighborhood! eled, gas insert, big 10 to RR-5 Grantsville ties Act, Grantsville City will look at all offers. $71,500. Call ities and some ameni- development Agency will You owe it to yourself to see this home! fenced backyard, appli- STANSBURY PARK Development Company will accommodate rea- Heather 830-4975. ties, excellent for stor- meet in a Business $132,500. Call Heather 830-4975. ances included, water 2001 home. Great con- for 404 acres South of sonable requests to as- age, computer, utility. Meeting on Wednesday, available. $123,000 dition! 3bdrm 2bth Nygreen Street (700 S). sist the disabled to par- 882-6162 April 6, 2005 at the hour Paul 884-6057 $132,500. Open House c. Zone change request ticipate in meetings. Re- of 5:00 P.M. The meeting Heather Olsen 4/9 11am-3pm. 5498 by John Clay at 445 E. quest for assistance may will be held at the Tooele MOVE TO the other side Heather Way. Call Kristi FOR LEASE: 2900sqft Clark. A-10 to R1-1 be made by calling City City Hall Council Room 830-4975 of the mountain, WVC 882-1942 www.info- located at 209 N Main d. Amending the Grants- Hall at 884-3411 at least located at 90 North Main 4bdrm, 2bth, huge 2 car tube.net/107090 Street, parking front and ville City Employee Poli- 24 hours prior to the Street, Tooele, Utah garage, make me an of- rear, available space in- cies & Procedures Man- meeting that will be at- McAffee Realtors Real Estate for Your World 1. Minutes fer! (801)699-9792 STANSBURY PARK cludes seven offices, ual-FSLA update. tended. March 16, 2005 lease option 5bdrm, reception office and 8. Approval of Bills (Published in the Tran- 2. RDA Resolution 2005- possibly 2bth, new roof, large conference room. 9. Council Information script Bulletin February 07 A Resolution of the siding and flooring 882- For more information updates. 24 & April 5, 2005) Redevelopment Agency Buyers, my services are FREE! 1688 call (435)882-1529 or 10. Adjourn of Tooele City, Utah Au- (435)830-2550. Wendy Palmer thorizing the Chairman to Sellers, my services are invaluable! Call for City Recorder Manufactured Continued on next page ADVICE • LIST PROPERTY • FIND PROPERTY In compliance with the Homes Buildings American with Disability QUICK, QUALITY SERVICE 1998 CAVCO 3bdrm, Act, Grantsville City will accommodate reasona- 2bth, master bath, large ALL STEEL STRAIGHT tub, separate shower, ble requests to assist the Wall Buildings factory disabled to participate in Overpass Point Park, direct, 40 x 40, 40 x 60, NEW NEW LISTINGLLIISSTINGTING NEW NEW LISTINGLLIISSTINGTING $26,900. Ready to meetings. Request for 50 x 100. Other sizes assistance may be made RR move in. (801)654- available. Must sell. E 0632, (801)296-7284 by calling City Hall at E Free shipping, 1-866- D least 3 days in advance D 660-2221. (ucan) T of the meeting that will NN T 1998 Modular Home be attended by calling $ $ $ $ UNDER UU 1344sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, 129,500 101,500 If you build, remodel or 884-3411. 129,500 RACRAC carport, storage shed, remove buildings you (Published in the Tran- 462 East 770 North 636 Northridge Ave landscaped. 97W 780N. NTNT Loaded inside and out! can place your classi- script Bulletin April 5, Great Eastside Home with Incredible views, 3 Bdrms with Do Not Miss This Great Home in Quiet Neighborhood OO 882-6473, 840-1811 fied ad in 47 of Utah's 2005) room for another, 1 Full Bath and Plumbed for another, With CONTRACTC 4 Bdrms, 2 Baths, 2 Family Areas, Heated & Cooled newspapers for only C Vorwaller Homestead Fully Fenced and Landscaped, Build Equity For Your 2 Car Garage and Shop, Fully Fenced Yard and Alot of $135. for 25 words ($5. Future, Come See Alot More! Storage and More. 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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 Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Public Notices lot a Proposal to Repeal Approximately 250 North ditions (Alan & Elizabeth Tooele, Utah or the Divi- ment of Environmental CORDED IN THE OF- Together with all the im- the form of a wire trans- Meetings the Tooele City Charter 250 West Mitchell) sion of Solid and Hazard- Quality, 288 North 1460 FICE OF THE TOOELE provements now or here- fer, cashier’s check, Presented by Roger Bak- Presented by Cary Adjournment: ous Waste, Utah Depart- West, Salt Lake City, COUNTY RECORDER. after erected on the bank official check or Execute a Site Agree- er Campbell WORK MEETING: ment of Environmental Utah. Questions on the Together with all the im- property, and all ease- U.S. Postal money order ment with Tooele City 5. Resolution 2005-21 A 13. Minutes March 16, 1. CUP #1110-05 Mi- Quality, 288 North 1460 Permit Modification may provements now or here- ments, appurtenances, payable to Lundberg & Corporation and Carlisle Resolution of the Tooele 2005 chael & Melissa Murdock West, Salt Lake City, be directed to TEAD, En- after erected on the and fixtures now or here- Associates. If wire trans- Syntec Incorporated City Council Approving a 14. Invoices – In home preschool Utah. Questions on the vironmental Office, by property, and all ease- after a part of the proper- fer is used, an additional Presented by Randy Memorandum of Agree- Presented By Patrick 2. AMZ #1020-05 Permit Modification may contacting David Wood- ments, appurtenances, ty. $10.00 must be remitted Sant ment for the Acquisition Dunlavy Amendment to chapter be directed to TEAD, En- worth (435) 833-3240,.or and fixtures now or here- The current beneficiary with the purchase price. 3. Invoices of a Sewer Easement 15. Mayor’s Report 24-5 Off premise adver- vironmental Office, by the Utah Division of Solid after a part of the proper- of the trust deed is Na- Cash payments are not Presented by Patrick From Beth Vowles 16. Adjourn to a Discus- tising contacting David Wood- and Hazardous Waste, ty. Tax Parcel No.: 12- tional City Mortgage Co. accepted. A trustee’s Dunlavy Presented by Roger Bak- sion Item to be followed 3. AMZ #1021-05 worth (435) 833-3240, or Utah Department of En- 052-00406 The street and the record owners of deed will be delivered to 4. Adjourn to a Closed er by a Closed Executive Amendment to chapter the Utah Division of Solid vironmental Quality, by address of the property the property as of the re- the successful bidder Session to Discuss Real 6. Resolution 2005-11 A Session to Discuss 15 adding Bed and and Hazardous Waste, contacting Rick Page is purported to be 411 cording of the notice of within three business Property Acquisition Resolution Authorizing Pending Litigation and Breakfast facilities to the Utah Department of En- (801) 538- 6170. The North 880 East, Tooele, default are J. Daniel days after receipt of the Patrick H. Dunlavy the Exercise of Eminent Real Property Acquisition use matrix vironmental Quality, by permittee's (TEAD) com- UT 84074. The under- Holm and Janet F. Holm. amount bid. Redevelopment Agen- Domain Power Held by 17. Discussion Item 4. Discussion regarding contacting Connie Rauen pliance history during the signed disclaims any lia- The sale is subject to a DATED: March 18, cy Secretary the City of Tooele to Ac- 1. Water Restrictions Or- chapter 26-4-3 of the at (801) 538- 6170. The life of the permit being bility for any error in the bankruptcy filing, a pay- 2005. Pursuant to the Ameri- quire, by Negotiation or dinance Zoning Ordinance (Busi- permittee's (TEAD) com- modified is available street address. The cur- off, a reinstatement or Scott Lundberg, Trust- can With Disabilities Act, Condemnation, a 20- 2. Sign Ordinance ness related temporary pliance history during the from the agency contact rent Beneficiary of the any other condition of ee Individuals needing spe- Foot Wide Permanent Patrick H. Dunlavy signs. life of the permit being person. trust deed is Country- which the trustee is not 3269 South Main, #100 cial accommodations Utility Easement Running Tooele City Recorder 5. Discussion on Tooele modified is available wide Home Loans, Inc. aware that would cause Salt Lake City, UT during this meeting From Approximately 300 Pursuant to the Ameri- County Health Depart- from the agency contact A 60 day public comment and the record owners of the cancellation of the 84115 should notify Patrick H. South 900 West to Mar- can With Disabilities Act, ment Building Expansion person. period on the permit the property as of the re- sale. If any such condi- (801) 263-3400 Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- lette Drive and a 50-Foot Individuals Needing Spe- 6. Discussion on Conser- A 60 day public comment modifications begins on cording of this notice of tion exists, the sale shall Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. corder, at 843-2110 prior Wide Temporary Con- cial Accommodations vation Subdivisions period on the permit April 5, 2005 and will end default are reported to be be void, the successful – 5:00 p.m. to the meeting. TDD struction Easement Should Notify Patrick H. Other Business: modifications begins on on June 6, 2005. Com- Shane J. Heckli and To- bidder’s funds returned L&A Case No. 44717 Phone Number 843-2108 Presented by Roger Bak- Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- Adjournment: April 5, 2005 and will end ments can be submitted nya R. Heckli. Bidders and the trustee and cur- Team B/DNI (Published in the Tran- er corder, at 843-2110 prior Dated this 1st day of on June 6, 2005. Com- to Mr. Dennis Downs, Di- must be prepared to ten- rent beneficiary shall not THIS COMMUNICATION script Bulletin April 5, 7. Draft Ordinance 2005- to the meeting. TDD April, 2005 ments can be submitted rector, Division of Solid der to the trustee be liable to the success- IS AN ATTEMPT TO 2005) 07 An Ordinance of the Phone Number 843-2108 Mary Dixon, Secretary to Mr. Dennis Downs, Di- and Hazardous Waste, $5,000.00 at the sale ful bidder for any dam- COLLECT A DEBT, AND PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele City Council Giv- (Published in the Tran- Tooele County Plan- rector, Division of Solid Utah Department of En- and the balance of the age. ANY INFORMATION Notice is hereby given ing Retroactive Effect to script Bulletin April 5, ning Commission and Hazardous Waste, vironmental Quality, P.O. purchase price by 12:00 Bidders must tender to OBTAINED WILL BE that the Tooele City Tooele City Code Chap- 2005) (Published in the Tran- Utah Department of En- Box 144880, Salt Lake noon the day following the trustee a $5,000.00 USED FOR THAT PUR- Council will meet in a ter 7-28 Regarding the script Bulletin April 5, vironmental Quality, P.O. City, Utah 84114-4880. the sale. Both payments deposit at the sale and POSE. PUBLIC NOTICE Business Meeting on Conveyance of Water 2005) Box 144880, Salt Lake (Published in the Tran- must be in the form of a the balance of the pur- (Published in the Tran- Notice is hereby given Wednesday, April 6, Rights, and Finding a City, Utah 84114-4880. script Bulletin April 5, cashier's check; cash is chase price by 12:00 script Bulletin March 22, that the Tooele City PUBLIC NOTICE 2005 at the hour of 6:00 Compelling, Countervail- (Published in the Tran- 2005) not acceptable. A trust- noon the day following 29 & April 5, 2005) Council will meet in a Public Notice is hereby P.M. The meeting will be ing Public Interest script Bulletin April 5, ee's deed will be made the sale. The deposit Work Session Meeting given that on May 19, NOTICE OF TRUST- held at the Tooele City Presented by Roger Bak- 2005) PUBLIC NOTICE available to the success- must be in the form of a on Thursday, April 7, 2005 at 7:00 P.M., EE'S SALE Hall Council Room locat- er Public Notice is hereby ful bidder within three cashier’s check or bank 2005 at the hour of 5:00 Tooele Army Depot The following described ed at 90 North Main 8. Resolution 2005-22 A PUBLIC NOTICE given that on May 19, business days following official check payable to P.M. The meeting will be (TEAD) will hold and property will be sold at Street, Tooele, Utah Resolution of Tooele City Public Notice is hereby 2005 at 7:00 P.M., receipt of the bid Lundberg & Associates. held at the Tooele City conduct a public informa- public auction to the 1. Informational Meeting Council Authorizing the given that on May 19, Tooele Army Depot amount. The sale is The balance must be in Hall Large Conference tion meeting in the North highest bidder, payable Regarding the Tooele Mayor to Execute a Site 2005 at 7:00 P.M., (TEAD) will hold and made without any war- the form of a wire trans- Room located at 90 Auditorium of the Tooele in lawful money of the City Charter Agreement with the Re- Tooele Army Depot conduct a public informa- ranty whatsoever, includ- fer, cashier’s check, North Main Street, County Courthouse, 47 United States at the time Patrick H. Dunlavy development Agency of (TEAD) will hold and tion meeting in the North ing but not limited to any bank official check or Tooele, Utah South Main Street, of sale, at the Tooele Tooele City Recorder Tooele City, Utah and conduct a public informa- Auditorium of the Tooele warranty as to title, liens, U.S. Postal money order 1. Budget Discussion Tooele, Utah. County Courthouse, 47 Pursuant to the Ameri- Carlisle Syntec Incorpo- tion meeting in the North County Courthouse, 47 possession, taxes en- payable to Lundberg & Patrick H. Dunlavy The purpose of the meet- South Main, Tooele, UT can With Disabilities Act, rated Auditorium of the Tooele South Main Street, cumbrances, or condition Associates. If wire trans- Tooele City Recorder ing is to provide informa- 84074, on May 4, 2005, Individuals Needing Spe- Presented by Randy County Courthouse, 47 Tooele, Utah. of the property. The sale fer is used, an additional Pursuant to the Ameri- tion on a requested at 3:30 p.m. of said day, cial Accommodations Sant South Main Street, The purpose of the meet- is subject to a workout $10.00 must be remitted can With Disabilities Act, Class II Permit Modifica- for the purpose of fore- Should Notify Patrick H. 9. Review and Approval Tooele, Utah. ing is to provide informa- reinstatement, payoff, with the purchase price. Individuals Needing Spe- tion to the TEAD Hazard- closing a trust deed dat- Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- for The Home Depot The purpose of the meet- tion on a requested sale cancellation or post- Cash payments are not cial Accommodations ous Waste Storage and ed June 4, 2004, and corder, at 843-2110 prior Subdivision Preliminary ing is to provide informa- Class II Permit Modifica- ponement, incorrect bid- accepted. A trustee’s Should Notify Patrick H. Incineration Permit. The executed by ELIZABETH to the meeting. TDD Plat Containing 2 Com- tion on a requested tion to the TEAD Hazard- ding instructions, bank- deed will be delivered to Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- purpose of the request is JOHNSON AND ROB- Phone Number 843-2108 mercial Lots Totaling Class II Permit Modifica- ous Waste Storage and ruptcy, or any other cir- the successful bidder corder, at 843-2110 prior to modify the Training ERT JOHNSON, as (Published in the Tran- 15.49 Acres Located at tion to the TEAD Hazard- Incineration Permit. The cumstance of which the within three business to the meeting. TDD Plan to allow for the Trustors, in favor of script Bulletin April 5, 300 East 2400 North ous Waste Storage and purpose of the request is trustee is unaware. In the days after receipt of the Phone Number 843-2108 training to be done utiliz- AMERIQUEST MORT- 2005) Presented by Cary Incineration Permit. The to modify the Prepared- event any of the forego- amount bid. Campbell (Published in the Tran- ing a computer based purpose of the modifica- ness and Prevention ing apply, the sale will be DATED: March 22, GAGE COMPANY as PUBLIC NOTICE 10. Review and Approval script Bulletin April 5, course. The course tion is to add a hydrolysis Plan to reflect current re- void and the successful 2005. Beneficiary, which Trust Notice is hereby given for The Ridge Subdivi- 2005) would tailor the training facility that will demilita- quirements for emergen- bidder's funds will be re- Scott Lundberg, Trust- Deed was recorded on that the Tooele City material to the actual re- rize explosive and pro- cy and personal protec- June 15, 2004, as Entry sion Phases 7, 8 & 9 PUBLIC NOTICE OF turned without any liabili- ee Council will meet in a sponsibilities of the indi- pellant containing devi- tive equipment at the No. 224653, in Book Preliminary Plat Totaling MEETING AND AGEN- ty to the trustee or bene- 3269 South Main, #100 Business Meeting on viduals. In addition, mod- ces in an environmental- TEAD permitted hazard- 951, at Page 246, in the 15.57 Acres Located at DA ficiary for interest or any Salt Lake City, UT Wednesday, April 6, ifications to clarify who is ly friendly manner. The ous waste management Official Records of 800 North 520 East Zon- Tooele County Planning other damages. NOTICE 84115 2005 at the hour of 7:00 required to take the train- process utilizes a warm units. Modifications are Tooele County, State of ed R1-7 Containing 57 Commission IS HEREBY GIVEN (801) 263-3400 P.M. The meeting will be ing and when; elimina- Sodium Hydroxide also requested to the Utah covering real prop- Single Family Home Lots AMENDED THAT THIS FIRM IS AT- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. held at the Tooele City tion of the badge for pro- (NaOH) solution to dis- Hazardous Waste Con- erty purportedly located Presented by Cary The Tooele County Plan- TEMPTING TO COL- – 5:00 p.m. Hall Council Room locat- gram participants; and to solve the aluminum cas- tingency Plan and the In- at 1509 North Candellar- Campbell ning Commission will LECT A DEBT AND ANY L&A Case No. 44885 ed at 90 North Main allow employees to by- ing and hydrolyze the ex- spection Plan to reflect ia Drive, Tooele, Utah 11. Review and Approval hold a meeting on April INFORMATION OB- Team C/SSS Street, Tooele, Utah pass any portion of the plosive into non-energet- the requested changes 84074 in Tooele County, for Elk Ridge Estates 6, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in TAINED WILL BE USED THIS COMMUNICATION 1. Pledge Of Allegiance refresher training for ic, benign by-products. to the Preparedness and Utah, and more particu- Subdivision Plat 3 Total- the Auditorium at the FOR THAT PURPOSE. IS AN ATTEMPT TO 2. Open Forum For Pub- which they can pass a The request for the per- Prevention Plan. larly described as: ing 23 Lots Covering Tooele County Court- Dated March 17, 2005. COLLECT A DEBT, AND lic Comment pre-test with a perfect mit modification will be The request for the per- LOT 284, OVERLAKE 9.05 Acres Zoned R1-12 house, 47 South Main, Stuart T. Matheson, Suc- ANY INFORMATION 3. Special Award, Utah score. available for review by mit modification will be ESTATES PHASE "1-C" Located at 1250 East Tooele, Utah. cessor Trustee Mathe- OBTAINED WILL BE Parks & Recreation As- The request for the per- the general public during available for review by SUBDIVISION, AC- 700 South 1. Roll Call son, Mortenson, Olsen & USED FOR THAT PUR- sociation Presented by mit modification will be regular business hours at the general public during CORDING TO THE OF- Presented by Cary BUSINESS MEETING: Jeppson, P.C. 648 East POSE. Steve Carpenter available for review by the Environmental Office, regular business hours at FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, Campbell 1. Approval of meeting First South Salt Lake (Published in the Tran- 4. Resolution 2005-10 A the general public during Building 8, TEAD, locat- the Environmental Office, AS RECORDED IN THE 12. Review and Approval minutes from March 16, City, Utah 84102 (801) script Bulletin March 22, Resolution of the Tooele regular business hours at ed two miles south of Building 8, TEAD, locat- OFFICE OF THE COUN- of Willow Terrace Subdi- 2005 363-2244 Office Hours 29 & April 5, 2005) City Council Placing on the Environmental Office, Tooele, Utah or the Divi- ed two miles south of TY RECORDER. vision Final Plat Contain- 2. CUP #1100-05 Out- 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, the November 2005 Building 8, TEAD, locat- sion of Solid and Hazard- Tooele, Utah or the Divi- NOTICE OF TRUST- Tax ID: 12-057-0-0284 ing 33 Lots Located at back Therapeutic Expe- Mon.-Fri. MMOJ File No.: Tooele City Election Bal- ed two miles south of ous Waste, Utah Depart- sion of Solid and Hazard- 007166m ASAP638966 EE'S SALE The current Beneficiary ous Waste, Utah Depart- (Published in the Tran- The following described of the trust deed is ment of Environmental script Bulletin March 22, property will be sold at AMERIQUEST MORT- Quality, 288 North 1460 29 & April 5, 2005) public auction to the GAGE COMPANY, and West, Salt Lake City, highest bidder at the the record owners of the Utah. Questions on the NOTICE OF TRUST- West Main Entrance, property as of the record- Permit Modification may EE'S SALE North Steps, Tooele ing of the Notice of De- be directed to TEAD, En- The following described County Courthouse, 47 fault are ELIZABETH vironmental Office, by property will be sold at South Main, Tooele, JOHNSON AND ROB- contacting David Wood- public auction to the Utah, on April 21, 2005, ERT JOHNSON. SADDLE UP worth (435) 833-3240, or highest bidder at the at 8:30 a.m. of said day, Bidders must tender to the Utah Division of Solid West Main Entrance, for the purpose of fore- the trustee a $5,000.00 and Hazardous Waste, North Steps, Tooele closing a trust deed origi- deposit at the sale and Utah Department of En- County Courthouse, 47 nally executed on May the balance of the pur- vironmental Quality, by South Main, Tooele, 16, 1997 by Michael Ste- chase price by 2:00 p.m. contacting Connie Rauen Utah, on April 21, 2005, ven Johnston and Jennie the day following the Deluxe Horse Property at (801) 538- 6170. The at 8:30 a.m. of said day, Michelle Johnston, as sale. Both the deposit permittee's (TEAD) com- for the purpose of fore- trustors, in favor of Lega- and the balance must be pliance history during the closing a trust deed origi- cy Mortgage, Inc., cover- paid to Lincoln Title In- is coming this spring life of the permit being nally executed on April ing the following real surance Agency in the modified is available 25, 2003 by J. Daniel property purported to be form of a wire transfer, from the agency contact Holm and Janet F. Holm, located in Tooele County cashier’s check or certi- person. as trustors, in favor of at 155 West 400 South, fied funds. Cash pay- A 60 day public comment American Union Mort- Tooele, UT 84074 (the ments, personal checks period on the permit gage, covering the fol- undersigned disclaims li- or trust checks are not modifications begins on lowing real property pur- ability for any error in the accepted. April 5, 2005 and will end ported to be located in address), and more par- DATED: March 31, 2005. on June 6, 2005. Com- Tooele County at 35 ticularly described as: LINCOLN TITLE INSUR- ments can be submitted West 1930 North, Beginning 15 Rods East ANCE AGENCY to Mr. Dennis Downs, Di- Tooele, UT 84074 (the of the Northwest corner by: Debborah Bair rector, Division of Solid undersigned disclaims li- of Block 51, Plat "A", its: Vice President and Hazardous Waste, ability for any error in the Tooele City Survey, Telephone: Utah Department of En- address), and more par- Tooele City, running (801) 476-0303 vironmental Quality, P.O. ticularly described as: thence East 5 Rods; website: Box 144880, Salt Lake Unit No. 3D of the thence South 10 Rods; smithknowles.com City, Utah 84114-4880. FIELDS AT OVERLAKE thence West 5 Rods; SK File No. 04-1328 (Published in the Tran- CONDOMINIUMS, thence North 10 Rods to (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 5, PHASE ONE, together the point of beginning. script Bulletin April 5, 12 2005) with all improvements lo- Together with all the im- & 19, 2005) cated thereon, as said provements now or here- NOTICE OF TRUST- Public Notices Unit is identified in the after erected on the EE'S SALE Plat of said development property, and all ease- Trustee's Sales The following described recorded May 14, 1999 ments, appurtenances, property will be sold at as Entry No. 131109, in and fixtures now or here- Deadline for public no- public auction to the Book 568, at Page 334 after a part of the proper- tices is 4 p.m. the day highest bidder at the of the official records of ty. prior to publication. West Main Entrance, the Tooele County Re- The current beneficiary Public notices submit- North Steps, Tooele corder, State of Utah, of the trust deed is Mid- ted past the deadline County Courthouse, 47 and as identified and de- first Bank and the record will not be accepted. South Main, Tooele, scribed in the Declara- owner of the property as Utah, on April 21, 2005, NOTICE OF TRUST- tion of Condominium of of the recording of the at 8:30 a.m. of said day, EE'S SALE the Fields at Overlake notice of default is Phil for the purpose of fore- The following described Condominiums, an Ex- Forsey, as Trustee. closing a trust deed origi- property will be sold at pandable Residential The sale is subject to a nally executed on April public auction to the Condominium Project, bankruptcy filing, a pay- 14, 2000 by Nicholas highest bidder, payable recorded May 14, 1999 off, a reinstatement or Neumann and Natalie in lawful money of the as Entry No. 131110, in any other condition of Strong, as trustors, in fa- United States at the Book 568, at Page 338 which the trustee is not vor of CTX Mortgage West Main Entrance, of the official records of aware that would cause Company, covering the North Steps, Tooele the Tooele County Re- the cancellation of the following real property County Courthouse, 47 corder, State of Utah. sale. If any such condi- purported to be located South Main, Tooele, Together with an undivid- tion exists, the sale shall in Tooele County at 49 Utah, on April 19, 2005 ed interest, and a right be void, the successful West 1930 North, #4B, at 1:00 PM, for the pur- and easement of use bidder’s funds returned Tooele, UT 84074 (the pose of foreclosing a and enjoyment in and to and the trustee and cur- undersigned disclaims li- Trust Deed dated April the Common Area de- rent beneficiary shall not ability for any error in the 12, 1999 executed by scribed, as provided for be liable to the success- address), and more par- Shane J. Heckli and To- and in the percentage ful bidder for any dam- ticularly described as: nya R. Heckli, as Trust- shown, in said Declara- age. Unit No. 4B of the ors, in favor of Country- tion. This conveyance is Bidders must tender to FIELDS AT OVERLAKE CallCall LaramieLaramie DunnDunn wide Home Loans, Inc., subject to the provisions the trustee a $5,000.00 CONDOMINIUMS, as Beneficiary, covering of said Declaration, in- deposit at the sale and PHASE TWO, together real property located in cluding any amendments the balance of the pur- with all improvements lo- Tooele County and de- thereto. The undivided chase price by 12:00 cated thereon, as said 435.224.4000435.224.4000 scribed as follows: LOT interest in the Common noon the day following unit is identified in the 406, OQUIRRH HILLS Area conveyed hereby is the sale. The deposit plat of said development ESTATES, PHASE 4, A subject to modification, must be in the form of a recorded November 5, SUBDIVISION OF from time to time, as pro- cashier’s check or bank 1999 as Entry Number TOOELE CITY, AC- vided in the Declaration official check payable to 139556 in Book 596 at CORDING TO THE for expansion of the Con- Lundberg & Associates. PLAT THEREOF, RE- dominium Project. The balance must be in Continued on next page CLASS PAGES 04-05-05 4/5/05 10:12 AM Page B10

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Continued from Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices previous page Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices the County Recorder of Page 183, of said official President under the National Envi- Utah. Upland Drive, Tooele, NOTICE OF PUBLIC OFFICIAL NOTICE Tooele County, Utah. records. Successor Trustee ronmental Policy Act of Holcim (US) Inc. has Trustee's Sales UT 84074 (the under- COMMENT PERIOD Under Title IV of the Sur- Together with all the im- Trustee will sell at public 102 West 500 South, 1969 (NEPA) is not re- submitted a permit appli- signed disclaims liability The Utah Division of Sol- face Mining Control and provements now or here- auction to highest bidder Suite 300 quired. Additional proj- cation to expand an ex- Page 191 of the official for any error in the ad- id and Hazardous Waste Reclamation Act of 1977 after erected on the without warranty as to ti- Salt Lake City, UT ect information is con- isting small mining proj- records of the Tooele dress), and more particu- has completed a review (30 U.S.C. 1201 et seq.; property, and all ease- tle, possession or en- 84101 tained in the Environ- ect to a large mining op- County Recorder, State larly described as: of an application filed on SMCRA), the Denver ments, appurtenances, cumbrances, the follow- (Published in the Tran- mental Review Record eration. Reclamation sur- of Utah, and as identified Lot 46, LITTLE MOUN- October 27, 2004 (addi- Field Division of the Of- and fixtures now or here- ing described property: script Bulletin March 29, (ERR) on file at Old Mill ety will be provided to and described in the TAIN No. 3 SUBDIVI- tional submittals on Feb- fice of Surface Mining after a part of the proper- SEE ATTACHED EX- April 5 & 12, 2005) at Stansbury II, LLC, 306 the Division for the pro- Declaration of Condo- SION, a Subdivision of ruary 28, March 23 and (OSM) gives notice of ty. HIBIT "A" East 500 South, Bounti- posed project disturb- minium of The Fields at Tooele City, according to March 31, 2005) by the availability of a Find- Tax Parcel No. 12-019-0- Exhibit A ful Utah 84010 and State ance. The operator will Overlake Condominiums, the official plat thereof, Clean Harbors Environ- ing of No Significant Im- 0006 COMMENCING FROM Public Notices of Utah – DCED, 324 employ the following an Expandable Residen- recorded in the office of mental Services, Inc., pacts (FONSI) address- The street address of the THE NORTHEAST Water Users South State # 500, SLC, mining and reclamation tial Condominium Proj- the County Recorder of 1501 Washington Street, ing an environmental as- property is purported to CORNER OF BLOCK UT 84111 and may be techniques on approxi- ect, recorded May 14, Tooele County, Utah. Braintree, MA 02185, for sessment (EA) for an be 422 South Mapleton 31, SAID POINT BEING PUBLIC NOTICE examined or copied mately 44.7 acres of fed- 1999 as Entry Number Excepting therefrom, a 2 a permit to operate as a abandoned mine land Lane, Tooele, Utah A REBAR AND PLASTIC Settlement Canyon Irri- Monday – Thursday 8 eral land. 131110 in Book 568 at foot strip, beginning at used oil transporter reclamation project in 84074. The undersigned CAP MARKED "ANDER- gation Company would A.M. to 5 P.M. During Operations: The Page 338 of official re- the Northeast corner of (UOP-0091-04) in the Utah. disclaims any liability for SON ENGINEERING like to inform its share- PUBLIC COMMENTS diatomaceous earth is cords, and as amended Lot 46, LITTLE MOUN- state of Utah. This action covers the any error in the street ad- CO., INC.", FROM holders that the irrigation Any individual, group, or being mined by excavat- in the Amendment to TAIN No. 3 SUBDIVI- As a used oil transporter, Vernon Sheeprocks dress. WHENCE AN IRON PIN water will be turned on agency disagreeing with ing a pit about three Declaration of Condo- SION, a Subdivision of Clean Harbors Environ- abandoned noncoal mine The current Beneficiary IN THE INTERSECTION Saturday, April 16th. this determination or acres in size twice each minium of the Fields at Tooele City, according to mental Services, Inc. is reclamation project. The of the Trust Deed is JP OF 600 NORTH AND Please make sure your wishing to comment on year for a total of six Overlake Condominiums, the official plat thereof, proposing to off load on- project area is located in Morgan Chase Bank, 200 WEST STREETS valves are closed. Call the project may submit acres of disturbance. an Expandable Residen- recorded in the office of specification used oil southeast Tooele Coun- N.A., successor by merg- BEARS NORTH 833-9606 with any ques- written comments to The first step in the exca- tial Condominium Proj- the County Recorder of from railcars located at ty, Utah, about 40 miles er with Bank One, NA ; 88˚05'28" WEST 804.40 tions. State of Utah – DCED, vation is removing the ect, recorded November Tooele County, Utah; their Clive, Utah facility south of Tooele and di- and the record owners of FEET, THENCE SOUTH (Published in the Tran- Cheryl Elliott, 324 South top 1-3 feet of soil for re- 10, 1999 as Entry Num- and extending thence and transport the used rectly south of Vernon on the property as of the re- 00˚03'08" EAST 122.72 script Bulletin April 5, 7, State, # 500, SLC, UT vegetation and stockpil- ber 139557 in Book 596 South 40 degrees 22'45" oil by tanker trucks to the central spine of the cording of the Notice of FEET ALONG THE 12 & 14, 2005) 84111. All comments re- ing this in a one acre at Page 194 of the offi- East 113.36 feet to the their Aragonite, Utah fa- Sheeprock Mountains. Default were reported to WESTERN BOUNDARY ceived by April 20, 2005 area. The next step is re- cial records of the Tooele Southeast corner of said cility where it will be OSM funded the Utah be Michael R. Munro and OF 100 EAST STREET will be considered by the moving the 25 feet of di- County Recorder, State Lot 46; thence South 43 Public Notices burned for energy recov- Abandoned Mine Recla- Pamela Munro. TO THE NORTHEAST State of Utah - DCED atomaceous earth. In of Utah. degrees 50'30" West 2 ery. Used oil will not be mation Program to re- A Notice of Default was PROPERTY CORNER Miscellaneous prior to authorizing sub- addition there will be ap- Together with an undivid- feet; thence North 40 de- stored on the tanker claim about 73 priority 1 recorded on December AND NEWLY INSTAL- mission of a request for proximately two acres of ed interest and a right grees 22'45" West Deadline for public no- trucks longer than 24 abandoned mine open- 16, 2004, as Entry No. LED FENCE CORNER, release of funds. Com- roads constructed with and easement of use 113.56 feet to Upland tices is 4 p.m. the day hours. ings, including shafts, 233455 in Book 0990 at BEING THE TRUE ments should specify the annual mine disturb- and enjoyment in and to Drive; thence Easterly prior to publication. A fifteen-day public com- adits, and inclines, on Pages 0410, et. seq., in POINT OF BEGINNING, which Notice they are ance. The total yearly the Common Area de- along a curve to the right Public notices submit- ment period regarding private and public lands the office of the Tooele THENCE NORTH addressing. mine disturbance will be scribed, as provided for with a 750 foot radius 2 ted past the deadline the used oil transporter to eliminate hazards to County Recorder, State 89˚52'46" WEST 114.80 RELEASE OF FUNDS approximately nine and in the percentage feet to the point of begin- will not be accepted. permit application sub- public safety. of Utah. FEET ALONG A NEWLY The State of Utah - acres. There will be no shown, in said Declara- ning. mitted by Clean Harbors Complete copies of the Bidders must be pre- INSTALLED CHAIN DCED certifies to HUD overburden, waste rock, tion. This conveyance is Together with all the im- PUBLIC NOTICE Environmental Services, FONSI are available at pared to tender to the LINK FENCE TO THE that Gordan D. Walker, tailings, or other reject subject to the provisions provements now or here- USDA – Rural Develop- Inc. and draft permit will the Office of Surface Successor Trustee NORTHWEST PROP- in his capacity as Divi- materials. No dumps, of said Declaration, in- after erected on the ment is accepting pre- commence on Tuesday, Mining, Western Region- $5,000.00 at the sale ERTY CONER, THENCE sion Director consents to stockpiles, tailings cluding any amendments property, and all ease- applications until 5:00 April 5, 2005 and will end al Coordinating Center, and the balance of the SOUTH 00˚23'24" WEST accept the jurisdiction of ponds, facilities, water thereto. The undivided ments, appurtenances, PM, May 13, 2005, For on Tuesday, April 19, Denver Field Division, purchase price no later 70 39 FEET TO THE the Federal Courts if an storage or treatment interest in the Common and fixtures now or here- Housing Preservation 2005. 1999 Broadway, Suite than 24 hours following SOUTHWEST PROPER- action is brought to en- ponds will be built. No Area conveyed hereby is after a part of the proper- Grants (HPG) under Written comments re- 3320, Denver, Colorado, the sale. Both payments TY CORNER, THENCE force responsibilities in blasting, water, or haz- subject to modification, ty. Section 533 of the Hous- garding this application 80202-5733. They also must be in the form of a SOUTH 89˚59'58" EAST relation to the environ- ardous materials will be from time to time, as pro- The current beneficiary ing Act of 1949, 42 and draft permit must be are available at the Utah cashier's check; cash is 115.34 FEET ALONG A mental review process used. Should any trash, vided in the Declaration of the trust deed is Mort- U.S.C. 1490 (m). This received at the office of Division of Oil, Gas and not acceptable. NEWLY INSTALLED and that these responsi- metal, wood, or other ex- for expansion of the Con- gage Electronic Registra- grant provides funds to the Division of Solid and Mining, Abandoned Mine A trustee's deed will be CHAIN LINE FENCE TO bilities have been satis- traneous debris be gen- dominium Project. tion Systems, Inc., as eligible organizations, Hazardous Waste at the Reclamation Program, made available to the THE WESTERN BOUN- fied. HUD’s approval of erated, it will be placed Together with all the im- nominee for Wells Fargo (State and Local Govern- address below, by 5:00 1594 West North Tem- successful bidder within DARY OF 100 EAST the certification satisfies into sealable containers provements now or here- Bank, N.A., its succes- ments, Nonprofit Corpo- p.m. on Tuesday, April ple, Suite 1210, Salt three (3) business days STREET RIGHT OF its responsibilities under and removed. Any pit after erected on the sors and assigns,and the rations, Federally Recog- 19, 2005, and should be Lake City, Utah, 84114. following receipt of the WAY, THENCE NORTH NEPA and related laws walls created during min- property, and all ease- record owners of the nized Indian Tribes, and addressed to: (Published in the Tran- bid amount. The sale is 00˚03'08" WEST 70.15 and authorities, and al- ing that would pose a ments, appurtenances, property as of the record- Consortia of Eligible Enti- Dennis R. Downs, Exec- script Bulletin April 5 & made without any war- FEET ALONG SAID lows the State of Utah - public safety issue will be and fixtures now or here- ing of the notice of de- ties), to conduct housing utive Secretary 7, 2005) after a part of the proper- fault are Jarrod L. Howell ranty whatsoever, includ- RIGHT OF WAY TO preservation programs DCED to use Program Utah Solid and Hazard- marked and bermed dur- ty. and Amey L. Howell. ing but not limited to any THE TRUE POINT OF benefiting very low – and funds. ous Waste Control Board SUMMONS AND NO- ing the mining operation. The current beneficiary The sale is subject to a warranty as to title, liens, BEGINNING. low-income rural resi- OBJECTIONS TO RE- Department of Environ- TICE OF PETITION FOR During non-operational of the trust deed is bankruptcy filing, a pay- possession, taxes, en- MORE CORRECTLY dents. Program funds LEASE OF FUNDS mental Quality ADOPTION periods, the pit walls will Chase Home Finance off, a reinstatement or cumbrances, or condition DESCRIBED AS: cover part or all of the HUD will accept objec- PO Box 144880 Case No. 052300005 be re-contoured to con- LLC, successor by merg- any other condition of of the property. The sale COMMENCING FROM grantee’s cost of provid- tions to its release of Salt Lake City, Utah Judge Randall N. Skan- form as best as possible er to Chase Manhattan which the trustee is not is subject to a workout, THE NORTHEAST ing loans, grants, interest funds and the State of 84114-4880 chy to surrounding topogra- Mortgage Corporation, aware that would cause reinstatement, payoff, CORNER OF BLOCK reduction payments or Utah‘s certification for a Comments may also be IN THE THIRD DIS- phy. An application of and the record owners of the cancellation of the sale cancellation or post- 31, PLAT A, TOOELE other assistance to eligi- period of fifteen days fol- sent by electronic mail TRICT COURT IN AND soil will be made, and a the property as of the re- sale. If any such condi- ponement, incorrect bid- CITY SURVEY, SAID ble homeowners, owners lowing the anticipated to: [email protected]. FOR TOOELE COUN- seed mixture distributed cording of the notice of tion exists, the sale shall ding instructions, bank- POINT BEING A REBAR of single or multiple unit submission date or its Comments sent in elec- TY, STATE OF UTAH to minimize erosion and default are Nicholas be void, the successful ruptcy, or any other cir- AND PLASTIC CAP rental properties or for actual receipt of the re- tronic format must also In the matter of the facilitate vegetation. Neumann and Natalie bidder’s funds returned cumstance of which the MARKED "ANDERSON the benefit of owners of quest (whichever is later) be received by 5:00 p.m. adoption of After Operations: After Strong. and the trustee and cur- Trustee is unaware. In ENGINEERING CO., consumer cooperative only if they are on one of Tuesday, April 19, 2005, AUSTIN COLTER AL- each three acre pit is ex- The sale is subject to a rent beneficiary shall not the event any of the fore- INC.", FROM WHENCE housing projects. The the following bases: (a) and should be identified BRECHT cavated, the pit walls will bankruptcy filing, a pay- be liable to the success- going apply, the sale will AN IRON PIN IN THE purpose of this grant is to the certification was not by putting the following DOB (8/20/97) be resloped to a 3h:1v off, a reinstatement or ful bidder for any dam- be void and the success- INTERSECTION OF 600 reduce the cost of repair executed by the Certify- information in the subject A child under 18 years slope. The topsoil will be any other condition of age. ful bidder's funds will be NORTH AND 200 WEST and rehabilitation, to re- ing Officer of the State of line: "Comments on of age. replaced and reseeded. which the trustee is not Bidders must tender to returned without any lia- STREETS BEARS move or correct health or Utah- DCED (b) the Clean Harbors Environ- TO: Roger Jason Al- The pit will be reshaped aware that would cause the trustee a $5,000.00 bility to the Trustee or NORTH 88˚05'28" WEST safety hazards, to com- State of Utah - DCED mental Services, Inc. brecht to blend with the pre- the cancellation of the deposit at the sale and Beneficiary for interest or 804.04 FEET, THENCE ply with applicable devel- has omitted a step or transporter permit appli- A Petition for Adoption mining surrounding top- sale. If any such condi- the balance of the pur- any other damages. SOUTH 00˚03'08" EAST opment standards/codes failed to make a decision cation (UOP-0091-04)." has been filed with re- ography. The reseeded tion exists, the sale shall chase price by 12:00 NOTICE IS HEREBY 122.72 FEET ALONG or to perform necessary of finding required by Clean Harbors Environ- gards to the above-name slopes will stabilize with be void, the successful noon the day following GIVEN THAT THIS THE WESTERN BOUN- repairs to improve the HUD regulations at 24 mental Services, Inc.‚s child. You are hereby the growth of vegetation bidder’s funds returned the sale. The deposit FIRM IS ATTEMPTING DARY OF 100 WEST general living conditions CFR Part 58; (c) the transporter permit appli- notified to this matter and to minimize erosion and and the trustee and cur- must be in the form of a TO COLLECT A DEBT STREET TO THE of the resident(s), includ- grant recipient has com- cation and draft permit are required to file an an- instability. The excavat- rent beneficiary shall not cashier’s check or bank AND ANY INFORMA- NORTHEAST PROPER- ing improved accessibili- mitted funds or incurred are available for public swer in writing to the Pe- ed pit will be ripped to a be liable to the success- official check payable to TION OBTAINED WILL TY CORNER AND NEW- ty for persons with disa- costs not authorized by review throughout the tition for Adoption with depth of two feet prior to ful bidder for any dam- Lundberg & Associates. BE USED FOR THAT LY INSTALLED FENCE bilities. 24 CFR Part 58 before comment period, during the Clerk of the above the placement of topsoil. age. The balance must be in PURPOSE. CORNER, BEING THE Pre-applications must be approval of a release of normal business hours at entitled Court, located at A minimum of 12 inches Bidders must tender to the form of a wire trans- DATED this 17th day of TRUE POINT OF BE- either to assist individual funds by HUD; or (d) an- the following location: 47 South Main Street, of topsoil will then be ap- the trustee a $5,000.00 fer, cashier’s check, March, 2005. GINNING, THENCE homeowners, rental other Federal agency Division of Solid and Tooele, Utah, and to plied over the surface of deposit at the sale and bank official check or RICHER & OVERHOLT, NORTH 89˚52'46" WEST properties, or coopera- pursuant to 40 CFR Part Hazardous Waste serve upon, or mail to the re-contoured pit, then the balance of the pur- U.S. Postal money order P.C. 114.80 FEET ALONG A tive projects. Any combi- 1504 has submitted a Cannon Health Building Scott A. Broadhead, at- a seed and approved fer- chase price by 12:00 payable to Lundberg & By: Arnold Richer NEWLY INSTALLED nation pre-application will written finding that the 288 North 1460 West, torney for the Petitioner, tilizer mixture will be dis- noon the day following Associates. If wire trans- Successor Trustee CHAIN LINK FENCE TO not be accepted. Howev- project is unsatisfactory 4th Floor at 250 South Main tributed over disturbed the sale. The deposit fer is used, an additional RICHER & OVERHOLT, THE NORTHWEST er, an applicant may sub- from the standpoint of Salt Lake City, Utah Street, PO Box 87, areas. The seedbeds must be in the form of a $10.00 must be remitted P.C. PROPERTY CORNER, mit more than one type environmental quality. For your convenience an Tooele, Utah 84074, a will be left in a rough- cashier’s check or bank with the purchase price. 901 West Baxter Drive THENCE SOUTH of pre-application. Objections must be pre- unofficial copy can be copy of said answer, ened surface condition official check payable to Cash payments are not South Jordan, Utah 00˚23'24" WEST 70.39 Only one eligible organi- pared and submitted in viewed on the Internet at within 30 days after pub- whenever possible. Any Lundberg & Associates. accepted. A trustee’s 84095 FEET TO THE SOUTH- zation will be selected for accordance with the re- www.hazardouswaste.ut lication of this notice and ripping of the soil surface The balance must be in deed will be delivered to Telephone: (801) 561- WEST PROPERTY funding. quired procedures in 24 ah.gov/hpc-1.htm summons. by bulldozers will be per- the form of a wire trans- the successful bidder 4750 CORNER, THENCE If you have any ques- CFR Part 58 and shall be . For further taken against you for the ble, to minimize potential U.S. Postal money order amount bid. STATE OF UTAH NEWLY INSTALLED contact Kristine Dahlberg gional Environmental Of- information please relief demanded in said surface erosion. The payable to Lundberg & DATED: April 4, 2005. :ss. CHAIN LINK FENCE TO at (801) 524-4329. ficer, 1670 Broadway, contact SamSchroyer or petition which has been proposed seed mixture Associates. If wire trans- Scott Lundberg, Trustee COUNTY OF SALT THE WESTERN BOUN- (Published in the Tran- Denver, CO 80202.Po- Cheryl Prawl at (801) filed with the Clerk of will be the same as the fer is used, an additional 3269 South Main, #100 LAKE DARY OF 100 WEST script Bulletin March 31, tential objectors should 538-6170. In compliance said Court. fire rehab mixture used $10.00 must be remitted Salt Lake City, UT On this 17th day of STREET RIGHT OF April 5 & 7, 2005) contact HUD to verify the with the Americans with DATED this 8th day of south and east of the with the purchase price. 84115 (801) 263-3400 March, 2005, personal- WAY, THENCE NORTH actual last day of the ob- Disabilities Act, March, 2005. mine. The seed will be Cash payments are not Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – ly appeared before me 00˚03'08" WEST 70.15 NOTICE OF "FINDING jection period. individuals with special Scott A. Broadhead broadcast as soon as accepted. A trustee’s 5:00 p.m. Arnold Richer, the FEET ALONG SAID OF NO SIGNIFICANT Gordan D. Walker, Di- needs (including auxiliary Attorney for Petitioner possible after seedbed deed will be delivered to L&A Case No. 44473 signer of the foregoing RIGHT OF WAY TO IMPACT" (FONSI) AND rector, State of Utah – communicative aids and (Published in the Tran- preparation is complete. the successful bidder Team A/JGI instrument, who duly THE TRUE POINT OF NOTICE OF INTENT TO DCED, Division of services) should contact script Bulletin March 15, Seedbed preparation within three business THIS COMMUNICATION acknowledged to me BEGINNING. REQUEST RELEASE Housing & Community Charlene Lamb, Office of 22, 29 & April 5, 2005) and seeding will take days after receipt of the IS AN ATTEMPT TO that he executed the Tax Serial No. 02-052-0- OF FUNDS Development Human Resources, at place in the fall, no later same. 0009 March 31, 2005 (Published in the Tran- than December 15. amount bid. COLLECT A DEBT, AND 801-536-4413 (TDD 536- PULIC NOTICE C. Erin Casaday Purported Property Ad- State of Utah – Depart- script Bulletin April 5, The person representing DATED: March 17, ANY INFORMATION 4414). (Published in the BEFORE THE DIVISION NOTARY PUBLIC dress: 579 NORTH 1ST ment of Community & 2005) the company is Mr. Ken 2005. OBTAINED WILL BE Transcript Bulletin April OF OIL, GAS AND MIN- Residing at Salt Lake WEST, TOOELE, UT Economic Development - George; Phone (801) Scott Lundberg, Trust- USED FOR THAT PUR- 5, 2005) ING County, UT 84074. The undersigned DCED Division of Hous- 829-2153. Holcim (US) ee POSE. DEPARTMENT OF NAT- My Commission Ex- disclaims any liability for ing & Community Devel- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S Inc. is fulfilling obliga- 3269 South Main, #100 (Published in the Tran- URAL RESOURCES pires: 05/27/05 any error in the street ad- opment 324 South State SALE OF REAL PROP- tions under the Utah Salt Lake City, UT scrit Bulletin April 5, 12 & STATE OF UTAH (Published in the Tran- dress. # 500, SLC, UT 84111 ERTY Mined Land Reclamation 84115 19, 2005) IN THE MATTER OF script Bulletin March 22, The owner of the proper- (801) 538-8729 Civil No. 040401690 Act of 1975, Utah Code (801) 263-3400 NOTICE OF AUCTION TENTATIVE: 29 & April 5, 2005) ty as of the recording of These notices shall satis- IN THE FOURTH JUDI- Ann. §40-8-18. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Date of Sale: April 16, DECISION TO AP- NOTICE OF TRUST- the Notice of Default is fy two separate but relat- CIAL DISTRICT COURT Any person or agency – 5:00 p.m. 2005 PROVE A LARGE NO- EE'S SALE NOTICE OF TRUST- reported to be: Harry N. ed procedural require- OF UTAH COUNTY aggrieved by this tenta- L&A Case No. 42955 Time: 10:00 am TICE OF TENTATIVE The following described EE'S SALE Luttrell and Christine A. ments for activities to be PROVO DEPARTMENT, tive decision to issue ap- Team B/JES Place: Beehive Storage, MINING AND RECLA- real property will be sold The following described Luttrell undertaken by the Old STATE OF UTAH proval is hereby request- THIS COMMUNICATION 1498 N. Main, Tooele, Ut MATION PLAN: DECI- at public auction to the real property will be sold Bidders must tender to Mill at Stansbury II, LLC. MOUNTAIN STATES ed to submit written pro- IS AN ATTEMPT TO This Notice of Auction is SION TO APPROVE highest bidder, payable at public auction to the the trustee a $5,000.00 REQUEST FOR RE- SUPPLY, INC; a Utah test within thirty (30) COLLECT A DEBT, AND being given pursuant to FOR HOLCIM (U.S.) in lawful money of the highest bidder payable in deposit at the sale and LEASE OF FUNDS Corporation, Plaintiff, days of the date of publi- ANY INFORMATION 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code INC.'S SKULL VALLEY United States of Ameri- lawful money of the Unit- the balance of the pur- On or about April 20, vs. DAVE REED d/b/a cation to Mark Mesch, OBTAINED WILL BE Annotated. DIATOMACEOUS ca, at the front entrance ed States, on April 22, chase price by 12:00 2005 the State of Utah – VALLEY Acting Associate Director USED FOR THAT PUR- Unit #058 EARTH: NO. M/045/060 of the Tooele County 2005 at 10:00 A.M., at noon the next business DCED will submit a re- CONSTRUCTION of Mining, Division of Oil, POSE. Property Owner: Mike QUARRY, TOOELE Courthouse located at 47 the West entrance to the day following the sale. quest to the U.S. Depart- & HAULING; and DAVE Gas and Mining, 1594 (Published in the Tran- Hansen COUNTY, UTAH South Main Street, Tooele County Court- The deposit and balance ment of Housing and Ur- REED, individually, West North Temple, script Bulletin March 22, Address: PO Box 1564, THE STATE OF UTAH Tooele, Utah 84074 on house, 47 South Main, of the sale proceeds ban Development (HUD) Defendant, Suite 1210, Box 145801, 29 & April 5, 2005) Sandy, UT TO ALL OPERATORS, April 21, 2005 at 4:00 Tooele, UT 84074, in the must be in the form of a for the release of HOME To be sold at Sheriff’s Salt Lake City, Utah Description: Cedar chest, TAKERS OF PRODUC- NOTICE OF TRUST- p.m. of said day for the County of Tooele, State wire transfer, cashier's funds under Title II Sec- Sale on the 7th day of 84114-5801, setting forth card tables & chairs, TION, MINERAL AND EE'S SALE purpose of foreclosing a of Utah, for the purpose check or certified funds tion 288 of the Cranston- April, 2005, A.D., at the factual reasons for the lamps, pictures, misc. ROYALTY OWNERS, The following described Deed of Trust (herein- of foreclosing a trust payable to . A trustee's Gonzalez National Af- hour of 10:30 a.m., at the complaint. If no respon- items & boxes AND PARTICULARLY property will be sold at after "Trust Deed") dated deed held by Mortgage deed will be delivered to fordable Housing Act North door of the Public sive written protests are Unit #066 ALL PERSONS INTER- public auction to the September 26, 2002 Electronic Registration the successful bidder (NAHA) as amended, to Safety Complex, rear en- received by the Division Property Owner: Yolanda ESTED IN SECTIONS 6, highest bidder at the executed by Michael R. Systems, Inc. (solely as within three business undertake the projects trance, 47 South Main, within 30 days after the Valerio 7 AND 18, TOWNSHIP 6 West Main Entrance, Munro and Pamela Mun- nominee for Lender and days after receipt of the known as Old Mill at Tooele City, Tooele last date of publication, Address: 1309 E. Pine SOUTH, RANGE 7 North Steps, Tooele ro as Trustors, in favor of Lender's successors and amount bid. Stansbury II, for the pur- County, State of Utah, all the tentative decision of Canyon Rd, Tooele WEST, SLBM, TOOELE County Courthouse, 47 Bank One, N.A. n/k/a JP assigns), as the current This Trustee's Sale may pose of construction of the right, title and interest the Division will be final. Description: Washer/Dry- COUNTY, UTAH. South Main, Tooele, Morgan Chase Bank, Beneficiary, executed by be subject to a bankrupt- thirty five twin homes lo- of the Defendant(s) DATED THIS 1st day of er, gas Bar-B-Q, chairs, Notice is hereby given by Utah, on May 5, 2005, at N.A., successor by merg- Harry N. Luttrell and cy filing, a payoff, a rein- cated at approximately Dave Reed in and to the April, 2005 beds, couch, entertain- the Division of Oil, Gas 8:30 a.m. of said day, for er with Bank One, NA as Christine A. Luttrell, as statement or any other 160 East Hilary Lane, following described real STATE OF UTAH ment center, misc. items and Mining of its tenta- the purpose of foreclos- Beneficiary, recorded Trustor, recorded April 5, condition that would Stansbury Park, Tooele property situated in DIVISION OF OIL, GAS & boxes. tive decision to approve ing a trust deed originally September 30, 2002 as 1999 as Entry No. cause the cancellation of County Utah. Project to Tooele County, State of AND MINING Unit #208 the Large Mining Opera- executed on January 27, Entry No. 188192, in 129139, in Book 0562, this sale. Further, if any be carried out by Old Mill Utah, to wit: /s/ Mark Mesch for Property Owner: Michael tions Notice of Intention 2003 by Jarrod L. Howell Book 0783 at Pages at Page 0374, of the offi- of these conditions exist, at Stansbury II, LLC. 33 E. North Street Mary Ann Wright Harrel for Holcim's Skull Valley and Amey L. Howell, as 0710, et seq., regarding cial records of Tooele this sale will be null and Amount of HUD funding Grantsville, Utah 84029 Acting Director Address: 520 Valley Diatomaceous Earth's trustors, in favor of Mort- real property located in County, Utah, given to void, the successful bidd- will be $350,000. Dated and signed at (Published in the Tran- View Dr., Tooelle Mine. Mining activities gage Electonic Registra- Tooele County, State of secure an indebtedness er's funds shall be re- FINDING Of NO SIGNIF- Tooele City, Tooele script Bulletin April 5, Description: Sleeping will affect the following tion Systems, Inc., as Utah, more particularly in favor of Academy turned, and the Trustee ICANT IMPACT County, State of Utah, 2005) bags, chairs, end tables, area: SW1/4 Section 6, nominee for New Free- described as: Mortgage Corporation, and the beneficiary shall The State of Utah - this 18th day of March, misc. items. NE1/4,NW1/4,SE1/4,N1/ dom Mortgage Corpora- Lot 6, LITTLE MOUN- by reason of certain obli- not be liable to the suc- DCED has determined 2005, A.D. (Published in the Tran- 2 of SW1/4, SE1/4 of tion, its successors and TAIN NO. 4 SUBDIVI- gations secured thereby. cessful bidder for any that the project will have Sheriff Frank J. Park script Bulletin March 29 SW1/4 Section 7, East ∏ assigns, covering the fol- SION, a Subdivision of Notice of Default was re- damages. no significant impact on Tooele County, Utah & April 5, 2005) Section 18, Township 6 lowing real property pur- Tooele City, according to corded DECEMBER 23, DATED: March 4, 2005 the human environment. (Published in the Tran- South, Range 7 West, ported to be located in the official plat thereof, 2004, as Entry No. Lucy Denley, Asst. Vice Therefore, an Environ- script Bulletin March 22, SLBM, Tooele County, Tooele County at 326 recorded in the office of 233798, in Book 992, at mental Impact Statement 29 & April 5, 2005)