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Tooele classic car enthusiasts make impressive showing at AutoRama TOOELE See B1 TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN March 7, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 82 50 cents Grantsville Catching Wind Filing begins today traffic flow for county, state, insufficient school board slots for lights by Karen Hunt In addition, positions belong- STAFF WRITER ing to Tooele County Assessor by Mary Ruth Hammond It’s time for Tooele County resi- Jarrie Paystrup, Attorney Douglas STAFF WRITER dents with political intentions and Ahlstrom, Auditor Mike Jensen, Grantsville does not yet have incumbents hoping to remain in Clerk Dennis Ewing, Recorder sufficient and continuous traffic office to make it known. Calleen Peshell, Sheriff Frank flow to warrant signal lights in Filing to run for office started Park, Surveyor Doug Kinsman and the middle of the city. this morning and extends until 5 Treasurer Valerie Lee will open up. That news was presented by p.m. on March 17. Steven Dana of Grantsville has city councilman Wayne Butler In Tooele County all offices are filed to run for County Assessor. at a meeting last Wednesday. up for election, except for County Douglas Hogan of Stockton has UDOT spent several days last Commissioner Colleen Johnson’s filed to run for attorney. Michael month monitoring traffic at the seat. Jenson of Tooele has filed to keep corners of Main and Hale and County Commissioners Matt his seat as auditor. Current Chief Main and Quirk streets. Lawrence and Dennis Rockwell’s Deputy County Clerk Marilyn Traffic flow was also moni- terms are nearing completion, leav- Gillette and Dee K. Leo, both of tored at the intersection of state ing two seats open. Both seats are Tooele, have filed to run for County Routes 112 and 138. As of last four-year terms. Already Bruce Clerk. Calleen Peshell of Tooele has week, UDOT had not completed Clegg of Erda and Rockwell, Bill filed to keep her seat as recorder. a report on their findings con- Dixon and Walt Shubert, all of Lt. Anthony Tony Garcia of Lake cerning a need for a light at that Tooele, have filed to run. There are Point, Wm. Judd Ericson of Lincoln location. no filings yet for the Commissioner Butler reviewed the findings A seat currently held by Lawrence. SEE FILING ON A3 with Mayor Byron Anderson and other council members last week. “Although [Grantsville] has Clean Harbors seeks OK enough traffic on Main Street for a signal light, the side streets [Hale and Quirk] do not have to store radioactive waste adequate traffic,” Butler said. by Mark Watson has been operating. We want to What’s more, there’s only one have our permit amended so we hour during the day when Main STAFF WRITER EnergySolutions’ recent can dispose of low-level nuclear Street has sufficient traffic flow acquisitions have garnered a lot waste. We met with the state last to warrant a signal light. The of media attention. In its quest to October and discussed moving heaviest traffic flow at the inter- become a major player nation- forward in that direction. We section of Quirk and Main is ally in the hazardous waste dis- will ask the county to amend from 2-3 p.m., which coincides posal industry, it also caught the our permit,” said Phil Retallic, with the dismissal of school. attention from a major competi- Clean Harbors’ senior vice presi- Butler explained the traffic on tor. dent for compliance and regula- Main Street would have to main- photography / Troy Boman A spokesman from Clean tory affairs. tain a high-rate of traffic flow Low temperatures, high winds and scattered showers did not prevent Colten Greenhalgh from getting Harbors said on Monday that his Retallic said his company is for at least eight hours per day some air on his dirt bike at the Deseret Peak Complex Monday afternoon. company plans to appeal to the North America’s largest hazard- to warrant UDOT’s placement of state, county, legislators and the ous waste company. “We already a signal light in the area. governor to do the same thing have the facilities and exper- Another criteria UDOT looks EnergySolutions does in the tise to handle low-level nuclear at before approving traffic sig- Tooele County hazardous waste waste. We don’t need to do any nals is the number of accidents Baby cougar captured in Grantsville corridor in the west desert - expansion,” he said. “America is in a particular area. condition,” said Tooele County South Street runs east and west by Mark Watson dispose of low-level radioactive looking to alternatives to fossil “Rear-end crashes or right- Wildlife Conservation Officer and is located south of Willow STAFF WRITER waste. Clean Harbors’ Grassy fuel for electricity and expand- hand curve accidents do not Troy Hammond. “I received a Elementary School. Nygreen is A small cougar eluded wild- Mountain facility is already ing with commercial nuclear count,” Butler explained. “A call about 3 p.m. Wednesday and the next street south, close to life officers, Grantsville Police within the corridor designated power plants which will create traffic signal would not prevent went up to South Street where it South Willow Estates. officers and others for about by the county commission last more nuclear waste to dispose those types of crashes.” had been spotted, but I couldn’t At about 7:30 p.m. the cou- an hour last week before they year. of.” The type of crashes UDOT find it. Then, later, at about 7:30 gar was spotted by 13-year-old finally captured the animal in a “Basically, we want to oper- Bricks and pieces of decom- officials are concerned about I got another call that it had Jacob Palmer while it rested in tree in Grantsville. ate our landfill the same way are left-hand turns. been spotted up at the (Gary) “It was only about 4 months Envirocare (EnergySolutions) SEE GRASSY ON A6 In 2004 there were zero left- old and was in pretty good Palmers’ on Nygreen Street.” SEE COUGAR ON A2 hand turns or serious accidents at the intersections monitored by UDOT last month, Butler explained. In 2003, there were School bond debaters ask: Who will grow faster? two such accidents. “It doesn’t make sense to have a signal light at either the Both sides have Quirk and Main, or Hale and Main street intersections at 5 growth projections a.m. when there are only a few to back up views, vehicles in those areas,” Butler said. but does it matter? Butler also agreed with UDOT officials that placing lights in by Jesse Fruhwirth certain areas of the city would STAFF WRITER only impede traffic flow and The Tooele County School could even increase the number District has proposed building a of rear-end type accidents. new high school on a parcel of “If you have to wait at a donated land in Stansbury Park, stop sign for three minutes, as igniting protests from some resi- opposed to waiting at a traffic light for three minutes, what’s ANALYSIS the difference?” Butler asked. dents of its larger neighbor, Tooele “The bottom line is, according City. As voters prepare their opin- to the UDOT study, [Grantsville] ions for the June ballot, many does not have the traffic flow are hearing arguments about the needed in those areas to install growth of the valley. traffic signals.” The school district states the Butler added that the inter- north end of the valley is growing section of state Route 112 and so fast that it makes sense to put 138 might warrant a traffic light. the school there. The critics say A strip mall is now opening at just the opposite, that Tooele is that intersection and traffic is projected to grow more dramati- increasing in the area. cally. In an ongoing investigation, “That intersection might be today we explore the following a different story when it comes questions: Who will grow faster? to the need for a signal light,” photography / Troy Boman SEE GROWTH ON A2 The crowding problem at Tooele High School is most dramatically felt in the lunch room. The first lunch period begins at 10:45 a.m. SEE LIGHTS ON A3

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE Mostly cloudy tonight and Wed. OBITUARIES A6 DOINGS B2 Racially charged ‘Crash’ demolishes with rain and snow likely. Lows ‘Brokeback’ hopes for best picture in the lower 30s. Highs in the TV LISTINGS A8 CROSSWORD B3 See A9 40s. Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A10 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY March 7, 2006 ETCETERA ... The baby cougar was taken by the Salt Lake officer to a loca- News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast Cougar Local Weather continued from page A1 tion where young cougars are Millard sentencing delayed nourished back to full strength. a tree in his yard, but the cat Donald Millard, convicted in Wed 42/30 It will then be taken to a zoo. December of two counts of hir- 3/8 soon jumped down and scam- “If the cat were big enough ing hit men to kill his ex-wife, Intervals of clouds and sunshine. pered east to Robert Nohr’s we would probably tag it and was to have been sentenced High 42F. Winds NW at 5 to 10 house at 553 Nygreen. It was put a collar on it and transport mph. in 3rd District Court Monday finally apprehended at the Nohr it to another area far away,” the morning by Judge Randall N. residence by the group of 10 to wildlife officer said. 15 people. Skanchy. The cougar probably wan- Thu “It had probably gotten sepa- On two separate occasions in 37/19 dered into town from the 3/9 rated from its mother somehow the summer of 2003, two men Tooele Army Depot or from the Cloudy, some light snow. Highs in and was looking for an easy went to the home of Susan Hyatt Stansbury Range. in Grantsville with the inten- the upper 30s and lows in the up- meal. They had some cats at per teens. Utah Division of Wildlife tion of killing the young mother. the house on South Street and issues about 10 cougar permits Both men botched the job and it was probably eating cat food,” each year for the Stansbury Hyatt and her children have Hammond said. He mentioned Range. Hammond said there since relocated. Fri 34/17 that if the cat continued to hang Defense attorneys asked 3/10 around too long it would prob- could be about 50 to 60 cougars Monday morning for a continu- Snow showers at times. Highs in ably end up killing house cats up there, but people rarely see ance in sentencing. The request the mid 30s and lows in the upper them. teens. and other small animals. Gary was granted and a new sentenc- Wildlife officers captured Palmer said the cougar was eat- photo courtesy KUTV 2 News an old cougar last year near ing date was set for Monday, ing chickens. Utah Division of Wildlife officers videotaped the capture of a four- March 13 at 10 a.m. Hammond called his supervi- month-old cougar last week in Grantsville. The tape was shown on a Settlement Canyon. Sat 39/22 “That was the other extreme. Upcoming LDS youth dance 3/11 sor Scott White who constantly segment of KUTV 2 news. deals with these types of situ- It was about 11 or 12 years canceled at west stake center away again,” Hammond said. and ranchers. Snow showers at times. Highs in ations in Salt Lake County. He old in its last days. It made it A dance for youth ages 14 the upper 30s and lows in the low Fortunately, Bodenchuck lives in “The cougar was so young down from Settlement Canyon to 18 years old scheduled for 20s. also called Mike Bodenchuck Grantsville. He is director of ani- that we didn’t want to dart it, so and into a neighborhood where Saturday, March 11, is canceled. who is a government trapper. mal control for the United States we used a catchpole to bring it it could feast on stray cats and Due to a scheduling conflict “Mike has some dogs and Department of Agriculture. His at the Grantsville West Stake we thought we might need a down from the tree,” the wildlife raccoons,” Hammond said. That Sun 40/23 job is to help control wildlife Center, the LDS church’s Tooele 3/12 dog to track the cougar in case that cause problems for farmers officer said. “It was about 14 cougar had to be destroyed. Region Youth Dance can’t be Snow showers at times. Highs in we treed it again and it jumped feet up in the tree.” e-mail:[email protected] held this Saturday. Dance orga- the low 40s and lows in the low nizers tried unsuccessfully to 20s. find an alternate location. ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Region dance organizers only Service UHP troopers spike escaped teen driver found out about the conflict Monday night, too late to spread Temps/Precipitation by Jesse Fruhwirth east, UHP took up the pursuit. “It’s not that hard to coordinate Rapich said that when the tires the word at church meetings and STAFF WRITER “Just inside the state line we as long as you have a description of are spiked and the tires gradually Date High Low (prec./inches) attempted to spike him and were the vehicle and there isn’t a lot of deflate, the car slowly loses velocity in church programs. In an effort March 2 60 31 A juvenile detention escapee to prevent parents of youth from March 3 60 36 from Nevada crossed state lines unable to get spikes in front of him,” traffic,” Rapich said. while maintaining control. 1/2” snow unnecessarily driving the youth March 4 60 29 .04 and traveled into Tooele County said UHP Lt. Mike Rapich. “We tried Because I-80 is long and straight, “It avoids the vehicle from going March 5 55 28 out of control. [But] at that point, to the scheduled location and on I-80 Sunday morning. The Utah around milepost 2. Because of other it allows for visual identification March 6 57 42 traffic being in the way ... we ended of a vehicle well before the car most of the time the suspect ... vol- possibly leaving youth stranded, Highway Patrol successfully spiked up spiking an innocent vehicle.” approaches. Rapich said two patrol untarily pulls over and that’s what stake leaders are being notified Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer the wheels of the stolen vehicle The innocent vehicle, Rapich cars followed the escaped juvenile happened in this case,” he said. “It’s and asked to announce the can- for the National Weather Service, reports and the 16 year old was taken into cellation at weekly youth activ- that his recording station at 139 S. Main said, did not pull over when UHP and used radios to coordinate the something we do quite often.” received .04 inches of precipitation custody. patrol cars were “trying to motion timing of the spikes. The teen was taken to a juvenile ity nights. between March 2 and March 6 and a total Winnemucca is approximately The dance was scheduled this vehicle out of the way.” “[I-80] is very optimal to use detention center in Salt Lake City. of .13 so far this month. The normal for 230 miles west of Wendover. The and printed on the youth’s 2006 March is 2.32 inches. The pursuit continued through spikes,” Rapich said. “It usually He was charged with a felony count Nevada Highway Patrol attempted dance cards. Leaders at the For the water year, which began Oct. the county. Around milepost 40, takes about a half mile for the tires of evading police and possession of Grantsville West Stake will place 1, 2005, Tooele has received 6.92 inches of to capture the teen in Wells, but UHP tried again to spike the vehicle to deflate. The tires don’t go instant- a stolen vehicle. precipitation. The normal for the year is were unsuccessful. As he continued and this time they were successful. ly flat.” e-mail: [email protected] signs in the parking lots and on 18.49 inches of precipitation. the doors of the building in case someone doesn’t get the word Clarification sleeping giant like Stansbury was,” homes in Tooele must pay almost projections produced by Cline her- of the cancellation. The region A story which appeared in she said. “Saddleback is getting $12,000 more per new home than in self tell the same tale: Growth will dance organizers apologize to the March 2 Transcript Bulletin Growth their water from a well up in the Erda, $9,700 more than Stansbury happen everywhere in the county the youth who were planning to about a young girl with diabetes continued from page A1 Oquirrhs ... They have the water Park and $8,500 more than Lake and Tooele is likely to have nearly attend and enjoy the dance, and created some concern for parents Some say now that because and their development would be Point. the same share of the overall county to parents and leaders for the with children with diabetes. For Stansbury Park has become the sec- population as it does now. inconvenience. clarification, an insulin pump is served through a public water sys- Nonetheless, Tooele is growing. ond largest community in the valley, Both bond supporters and crit- attached to a person and pro- tem ... We heard about the sleeping Most recently, Fieldstone Homes Area Ski Report it ought to have a high school like ics will continue to argue over the vides a steady supply of insulin giant of [Stansbury Park developer] was approved by city government the third-largest town, Grantsville. details. If it is the case that the Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: to the body. Kaitlyn Byington’s Terracor for 30 years and everyone to build nearly 500 homes on the Today... Heavy snow warning in effect Besides, the land is free there and assumed it was dead. Not it’s got a west side below 1000 North. While growth will be rapid, and more or until noon. Additional accumulation of 3 to mother Traci Taylor said the insu- would need to be purchased in population bigger than Grantsville.” Tooele City’s impact fees are high less balanced, between the north 6 inches. Highs at 8000 feet in the mid 30s. lin pump is re-attached to a new other locations. Others argue that Tonight...mostly cloudy with snow likely. Tooele is going to grow as well, compared to neighboring towns, and south end of the valley, voters Accumulation of 1-4 inches. lows at 8000 place on Kaitlyn’s body every Tooele students should not have Cline said at that meeting, but cer- the developer was pleased with the will have to decide if it even really feet near 20. Chance of snow 60 percent. three days. Kaitlyn has been a to bus to a smaller community to Alta — 135 ” mid mtn. 6” new snow 48 tain “resource issues” will hold back cost. matters. diabetic for four years and the attend high school and under the hrs; 5/5 lifts open its development. Tooele charges “We’ve built homes in about 10 e-mail: [email protected] Beaver Mountain — 90” mid mtn. 12” insulin pump provides the needed current proposal, many Tooele high considerably more for access to the other cities and Tooele City’s devel- new snow 48 hrs; 5/5 lifts open insulin to break down the carbs schoolers, mostly on the north side, Brian Head — 51” mid mtn. 1” new snow water, sewer and parks and recre- opment fees are similar to other 48 hrs; 5/7 lifts open Kaitlyn eats. would do just that. Tooele Brighton — 121” mid mtn. 13” new snow Taylor also said in addition to Countless voters have already ation. Securing water rights on the cities,” said spokesperson Kyle last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open providing money for a diabetes made up their minds, one way or south end of the valley, Cline said, Honeycutt. The Canyons — 89” mid mtn. 10” new has become an expensive deal. News like that emboldens bond snow 48 hrs; 16/16 lifts open camp, any money received from the other, based on those arguments “We Are Your Neighborhood Deer Valley — 96” mid mtn. 8” new fund-raising events will be used alone. Both sides of the bond battle, “[Water] is going to be the single critic David Manzione. Using pro- snow 48 hrs; 20/21 lifts open Family Theatre” to pay medical expenses do to however, have engaged in a contest most limiting factor to growth in jections put out by the Governor’s Park City — 103” mid mtn. 11” new snow 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. 48 hrs; 14/14 lifts open lack of insurance. For more infor- for the votes of those who remain Tooele County ... That’s not to say Office of Budget and Planning, Powder Mountain — 114” mid mtn; 14” mation about fund-raising events that those things can’t be overcome, Manzione claims most of the growth (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 new snow last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open undecided. Growth projections are for Kaitlyn, send email to: shanno often the first bits of evidence pre- but those kinds of constraints are will be in Tooele City. Tickets are now available online Snowbasin — 115” mid mtn. 10” new at www.movieswest.com snow 48 hrs; 8/12 lifts open [email protected]. sented to back either opinion. not the type of things you detect “If Tooele stopped growing, it Snowbird — 120” mid mtn. 5” new snow today and decide to fix tomorrow,” would take a long time for Stansbury rd th 48 hrs; 10/11 lifts open Stansbury Park has approxi- Mar. 3 – 9 Solitude — 128” mid mtn; 13” new snow mately 7,900 residents compared to she said. to catch up,” Manzione said. last 48 hours; 8/8 lifts open Something Grantsville’s 7,267. The elementary And the problem of dwindling It really doesn’t matter much that Eight Below Sundance — 70” mid mtn. 2” new snow Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:30 48 hrs; 4/4 lifts open school populations of the two com- water shares has been detected in Robert Spendlove, the manager of Sat: 12:20, 4:10, 7:00, 9:30 Wolf Mountain — 73” mid mtn. 2” new On Your munities are nearly identical: just Tooele City, she argued. the governor’s office that prepared Sun: 12:20, 4:10, 7:00 (PG) snow 48 hrs; 3/3 lifts open over 1,100 each. Tooele weighs in at Due to water, parks and rec- Manzione’s favored projections, Mind? * 28,803 total population, with nearly reation, sewer and public safety called the them “very rudimentary.” Aquamarine twice as many elementary-aged chil- impact fees, new single-family As Manzione points out, growth Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:20 Opinions dren as the two other communities Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:40, 7:00, 9:20 (PG) Shared Freely. combined. Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:40, 7:00 (Yours and Ours.) The dilemma Superintendent Doogle* Michael Johnsen has faced is that Write a letter to the Editor! Dly: 7:00 Open Forum none of the three towns are able to Sat: 2:20, 7:00 Every Tuesday P.O. Box 390 support an entire new high school Sat: 2:20, 7:00 (G) Tooele, UT 84074 TOOELE all by themselves. At the same time, TRANSCRIPT [email protected] the two existing high schools are Nanny McPhee both about to burst at the seams Dly: 4:30, 9:15 Sat: 12:10, 4:30, 9:15 and something needs to be built. Sun: 12:10, 4:30 (PG) “The north part of the county and * ������ ��������� the north of Tooele City, neither one ������������ Ultra Violet � of them can support a school on ����������������������� Dly: 4:35, 7:05, 9:15 ���������������� Sat: 12:20, 2:25, 4:35, 7:05, 9:15 ����������������� their own,” Johnsen said. �������� ��������������������������� Sun: 12:20, 2:25, 4:35, 7:05 (PG-13) �������������� As discussed in last Thursday’s ����������������������� article, the district already owns land �������������� ��������� Curious George ������������������������� in Stansbury Park from a land deal ������������� ������������������ Dly: 7:00 ���������������������� made by the county years before. ������ ����������������������������������� Sat: 2:25, 7:00 Sun: 2:25, 7:00 ����������� ������������ The location is a natural fit, accord- (G) ��������������� ������������������� ����������������������������������������������� ing to the County Planner Nicole �������������� ���������������� ��������������������������������������������������� Cline who addressed a packed Firewall ��������������������������������������������� Dly: 4:40, 9:10 ��������� house at a January board meeting. ������������������������������������������� Sat: 12:10, 4:40, 9:10 ���������������������������������� ���������������� ���������������� ������������������� She said much of the immediately Sun: 12:10, 4:40 (PG-13) ��������������������������������������������� ����������� ������������� predictable growth will be in the ��������������������������������������������� ����������� ��������������������� ������������������ ��������������������������������������������� north of the valley. The Pink Panther ����������������������� ������������ ����������������������������������������� “Stansbury Park was designed ������������ Dly: 4:30, 7:10, 9:20 ������������ ������������ ���������������������������������������������� ���������� Sat: 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, 7:10, 9:20 ���������������� ������������ for 45,000 people, it won’t make it � �� ������������������������� Sat: 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, 7:10 (PG) ������������������ ������������� �������������������������������������������� there,” Cline said, “[but] 3,000 resi- ����������� ������������ � Show Times are subject to change. ���������������������������������������������� dents will be added to Stansbury Open daily 4pm • Sat & Sun- Noon ���������������� ���������� ������������������������������������������� just on current building permits.” ���������������������������������������� ������������������� All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 ����������� ����������������������������������������������� Cline went on to say that Lake • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ������������� �������������������� ��������������������������������������� Point also stands to awake from �������� Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ����������� ����������������� ������������������������ its sleepy haze. The long and con- ���������������������������������������������������� All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ���������������� ������������������ troversial history of delays in the �������������� ����������������� �������������������������������������� ������������� �������������� ����������������������������������� Saddleback development may soon ��������������� �������������� ���������������������������������� come to an end. Cline has report- RITZ RITZ Starts Friday, Playing Nightly 5:00 & 7:40 ������������� ���������������������� �������������������������������� ed that the developer has secured Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 R Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 Ends PG-13 ���������� ����������������������������������� a water source in the Oquirrh Winner of 3 Academy Awards Thursday ������������������������ Mountains. She said she would Tooele’s Show Place ����������� ���������������� for Over 60 Years! ������������ ����������������� �������������������������������������������������� not be surprised if they applied for ����������� �������� ������������������������������������������������������� building permits “any day now.” ����������������������������������������������������� 882-2273 ������������� �������� 111 North Main, Tooele “Saddleback is going to be a $ $ $ ������������������������������������������������� BROKEBACK ADMISSION: MOUNTAIN ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: 4.00 before 6pm: 4.00 ���������������� ����������������� DATE MOVIE �������������������� http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net ������������� ������������������� Starts Friday: “WORLD FASTEST INDIAN” TUESDAY March 7, 2006 A3 UDOT begins Lake Point Lights continued from page A1 off-ramp widening project Butler said. “We should have The Utah Department of open throughout the project. During data from UDOT’s survey for Transportation (UDOT) will begin planned periods, traffic along I-80 that intersection in a couple of widening the off-ramp from west- will be restricted to one lane for weeks.” bound Interstate 80 (I-80) to state freeway widening to accommodate Following is a list of other Route 36 (SR-36) at Lake Point to the extra exit lane. Motorists should items considered during two lanes on Wednesday, March 8. expect delays during these times, Grantsville City’s March 1 Currently at this location, traffic is and advance notification will be channeled into a single lane to exit council meeting: provided. • Jerry Caldwell of the Tooele the interstate, causing major delays For project information con- County Weed Department at peak times. This project will tact Justin Smart, project public informed the council of two provide an additional exit lane to upcoming workshops concern- accommodate the peak traffic. information manager, at 800-252- ing “noxious weeds.” Construction is expected to last 8929, 801-201-8668, or by email at Caldwell explained there are until early June. Crews will work [email protected]. 18 identified noxious weeds Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to Project updates will also be avail- in the state and four noxious 5 p.m. The off-ramp will remain able online at www.udot.utah.gov. weeds in Tooele County. “The white top state flower is probably the worse,” Caldwell noted. “It will kill some live- ������������ � � � � stock if eaten.” According to Caldwell, weed ��������������������������������������������������������������� specialists often find highly poi- ��������������������������������������������������������������� sonous weeds heading toward ��������������� � ������������������� Grantsville as wind blows them down the old Mormon Trail. The ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� weeds are very abundant on the photography / Troy Boman ����������� ���������������������������������������� �������������������� Pony Express trail, he added. A study by the Utah Department of Transportation indicates traffic in Grantsville is not congested enough ���� ��������������������������������������������������������������� ��� Those interested in learn- to warrant traffic lights at any of the intersections. Officials said the first traffic light would most likely be ������������������������������������������������������������������������� installed at the junction of Highways 112 and 138 where a new strip mall has been built. �������������������� ���� ��������������������������������������������� ing more about noxious weeds �������������������������������������������������������������������������� are invited to attend a work- the developer shows proof to houses. residential, commercial and ����������� shop on Tuesday, March 7, at the planning and zoning com- “I’m afraid if we passed this automotive cleaning company. ����������������������������������������� the Utah Firefighters Museum mission that the road will be ordinance, it would be the final Peterson will travel to custom- ��������������������������������������������� and Memorial at Deseret Peak, moved, according to parameters nail in the coffin for the small ers’ residents to do the work. ������������������������������ �

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Valley Town Hall. Both meetings Castagno stated. � the final plat is presented to that unanimously to approve step ������������������ � � � � are set for 7 p.m. Councilman Paul Rupp noted ����������������������� � increases for two Grantsville � branch of city government. � � � �

Caldwell said his department that even a large developer who ������������ � • Grantsville City Attorney police officers. � ���������������������������������������������������������������� � � has some equipment and even Ron Elton reported that he wanted a 300-400 house devel- e-mail: [email protected] chemicals that county residents has repeatedly tried to contact opment might have a hard time could use to rid their land of ambulance directors at Mountain coming up with impact fees noxious weeds. West Medical Center to pres- before lots and houses are sold. The workshops are open to ent a memorandum of under- Since subdivsion regula- the public. standing between the hospital tions were being discussed Spring Youth • A long discussion centered and Grantsville City concerning Wednesday night by the state around a preliminary plat for a reimbursement to residents tak- Legislature, the council voted to 14-lot subdivision to be located ing EMT courses. table the issue until a later date. on South Hale Street. In the meantime, council mem- Coed Flag Football The city may agree to pay a According to notes from the portion of the course fee if the bers will also review the city’s city’s planning and zoning com- trainee obtains EMT certifica- subdivision ordinances. Ages: 6-14 Registration Deadline March 15th mission, developers of the sub- tion and completes one year of • A conditional use permit division had been asked to shift service to the city. for a home office was issued Season Starts: April 1st (Season runs 8 weeks) the road in the area so it would Elton said he is still waiting to a company called Chemical not have an adverse impact for phone calls to be returned Disposal, 233 Country Haven on an existing home on South from the hospital. The item was Lane. Dennis D. Ray, business 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL $5.00 off Registration Willow Street. tabled until the council’s March owner, currently has a contract NOW $40 This includes the jersey & flags! Todd Castagno, city council 15 meeting. to spray pesticides at Tooele liaison for the planning commis- • Following a lengthy discus- Army and Deseret Chemical sion, noted that the developer of sion, the council voted to table depots. He also hopes to do Call Trina 435-849-2213 - Tooele Family Sports *UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT* the Brockbank Subdivision had a motion that impact fees be work for local residents. No not submitted a plan showing paid by a developer when a final chemicals will be stored in the that the road had been moved. plat has been approved. Most owner’s truck or home. The council voted unanimous- impact fees are currently paid • A business license was ly to approve the preliminary as the developer sells or finishes issued to Ann Peterson, 11345 plat, but only on condition that S. Chokecherry Circle, for a

Erda resident Edward Dalton. terms are expiring file on time. Filing Nationally, Senator Orrin For 2006 elections Tooele continued from page A1 Hatch’s six-year seat is open for County filing fees range from $25- contesting and the U.S. House of $356.36. Statewide filing fees range and Frank Park of Tooele have filed Representatives has open seats from $15-$50. Filing fees for U.S. for county sheriff. Valerie Lee of for one Congressman in each Representatives are $413 and for Tooele has filed to keep her seat as Congressional District. Terms U.S. Senators are $1,239. treasurer. run two years. The First District To file for office drop by the Tooele County School Board includes Tooele County. County Clerk’s office in the Tooele seats will be open in districts 5, 6 On the Supreme Court there will County Building at 47 S. Main, MAD and 7. Seats are currently occupied We’ve gone be a retention election statewide room 180. Call 843-3140 for more by Carol Jefferies, Jerry Powers for two Supreme Court Judges pro- information. and Kendall Thomas. Jerry Powers here at Salt Lake vided that the incumbent whose e-mail: [email protected] of Stansbury Park has filed to protect his seat. Jeffery Hogan of Mike Garrard Valley GMC with Tooele has filed to run for Thomas’ seat. Terms on the school board are four years. YOUR TRUCK IS In addition, there will be reten- tion elections for 10 District Court OVER RIGHT HERE! and three Juvenile Court judges for WE WENT CRAZY ON OUR the Third District (consisting of Salt Ted Gressman Lake, Summit and Tooele Counties) 100 INVENTORY!! WE HAVE MORE GMC and two County Justice Court judg- TRUCKS THAN ANY ONE IN UTAH! es, provided the incumbents file by DURAMAXS March 17. Judge William Pitt has ������������������������������ already filed to retain his spot on the Tooele Justice Court. ������������� Statewide this Fall’s election Mike Fonger will determine who will obtain the ����������������������� seat held by Sen. Darin Peterson’s in District 24, (R-Nephi) which BRAND NEW 2006 includes part of Tooele County, and ����������������� 2500 DURAMAX has a two-year position available. ���������� DIESEL CREW CAB Seats occupied by Sen. Peter EVERYTHING! Knudson (R-Brigham City) Loaded with from District 17 and Sen. Brent Goodfellow (D-West Valley City) MSRP $48,530 SAVE UP TO from District 12 are also open for BRAND NEW contesting. Both Districts include your $ part of Tooele County and the terms price 10,000 20061500 are for four years. $ In the Utah House of OFF THE ORIGINAL MSRP CREW CAB 288 ON NEW LOADED Representatives Tooele Rep. Ronda biweekly payment #G22435A DURAMAX CREW CABS 1/2 Ton Menlove’s (R-Garland) seat in District 1 and Tooele Rep. James Loaded with Gowans’ (D-Tooele) seat in District EVERYTHING! 21 are open. Overlake resident Jess Clifford has already announced his intentions to run for Rep. Gowans’ MSRP $39,720 seat. your The State School Board has a price four-year term open in District 3. The position is currently filled by ������������������������������������������������ biweekly payment $ ������������������������������������������������ 230 Something ���������������������������������������������������� #G22651A On Your ������������������������� 725 West 3300 South Mind? ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� SALT LAKE VALLEY ��������������������������������������� Salt Lake City

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Salaries questioned This morning exemplified democracy in action: candidates began filing for the June 2006 primary election. The process will continue for the next two weeks. Consider yourself an employer interviewing candidates for a job open- ing at your enterprise. It can be uncomfortable to scrutinize another person’s wage, but in an election voters are the boss and voters control the purse strings. As a result, those planning to run for county commissioner, and other positions, will be asked for their views on what an appropriate wage for their positions should be. To illustrate the issue, each Tooele County Commission position — part-time, with benefits — annually garners $59,038. A cursory review of Utah counties suggests our county seats carry with them a compara- tively handsome salary. Other part-time commissioner positions, or council members in the case of Salt Lake County, get by with less. • Summit $53,265 • Washington $43,000 • Box Elder $33,353 • Iron $29,562 • Salt Lake $30,648 In Utah County commissioners make $81,588 to serve full-time. If they choose to work three-quarters time or half-time, part of their salary goes toward hiring a staff member to carry part of their duties. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We want to attract the best leaders for office. It’s commendable to reward the quality of people we’ve employed in the past. But, the salaries Eyesores disgraceful Planner’s vision missed revolve around the debt, the size of the of some county officers may be out of proportion with those statewide. high school and the location so let me Editor: Editor: Candidates ought to form an opinion now in anticipation of our ques- address a few things: Your recent article about downtown There is a huge void in Grantsville’s tions. The voters have a right to know your views. Are the county’s wages 1. Debt: it costs the district over $3 mil- property owners and the city not being Planning Commission. Rebecca Peterson appropriate? lion less to start building now. They can able to come to a financial agreement resigned after about two years of serving lock in the price. With Hurricane Katrina, on an alley way is appalling. For the 10 on the commission. She has good rea- supplies all over cost more. I’ve heard and years I have lived in Tooele, the down- sons, primarily to give more time to her read that others want the district to pay ANOTHER VIEW town area has been a disgrace. A few young family, but her vision and ability to everything off first and get out of debt. changes have occurred, such as the vet- direct the future of Grantsville’s skyline Sounds great but if they wait they will be erans memorial park, but on the whole it will be greatly missed. over $3 million in debt because the price has deteriorated substantially. During her short time as a commis- will go up and they will have to bond It seems to me the city should enforce sioner, Rebecca was responsible for a Lawsuits shouldn’t stop for more. Taxes will go up. Looking at the laws about keeping your property number of positive changes to our city’s how other districts spend, Tooele is very clean and presentable. However, it seems codes and design. One area that will conservative. Thank them for it. They the city council is afraid of the fight that be pleasantly noticeable, as Grantsville are staying over $10 million below the us from being human might occur. grows, is the city’s future street profile. amount they can legally go into debt for. On the other side of the coin these She initiated the streetscape to include o on the We’re moving quickly to a society That doesn’t sound like they are going off property owners are bad citizens when wider sidewalks and wider park strips. record say- where if you tell someone “have a nice and going into debt just because. Bottom they allow their property to deteriorate She introduced other ideas for open ing some- day” they will sue you if they don’t. line — it costs more to wait. G to the point that it is an eyesore. The space, clustering homes, architectural thing negative, or This fear of lawsuits comes from the 2. Size: As for the size, I’ve heard the old Albertson’s, bowling alley etc. are guidelines and sign requirements. These even something United States having a court system following numerous times, “why not examples of property owners who don’t ideas may help Grantsville stand out as a nice, about a for- that allows people to go after million build a school for 2000?” My response: care about anyone but themselves. These unique and inviting place to call home. mer coworker and dollar judgments for problems they Are you nuts? All the research says a building are prime areas for graffiti, Grantsville is about to change as the you’re placing your high school should be between 1,200 caused themselves. gang activity and have been empty in pressure of growth pushes our way. company in jeopar- and 1,600, otherwise kids disconnect at McDonald’s lost a suit after a patron some cases for over five years, but why As other cities become more urban, dy of a lawsuit. At school. I don’t want my kids, or yours, Daniel Kline burned herself on a cup of coffee. should they do anything when there are Grantsville can retain its rural, western least, this seems to feeling like their school is too big and Guest Columnist Forget that even a child should under- no repercussions? The city leaders don’t feel if we follow Rebecca Peterson’s lead be the message of no one cares. Teenage years are hard stand that coffee might be hot and seem to care or they would be enforcing and expect our town to be different. the policy adopted enough without feeling lost every day for drinking it comes with an inherent risk city codes or condemning these build- Thanks for a job well done! by my company, and many others, that four years. The district chose to rebuild and consider that even when served in ings. Gary Fawson bans giving job recommendations. Tooele High to fit the land they had and an insulated cup, the beverage remains Maybe the Transcript-Bulletin could Vice Chairman Apparently, if you receive a call ask- to keep the school at a specific size to try warm to the touch. Still, the company print the names of the property owners Grantsville Planning Commission ing for your opinion on a former sub- and do what is best for kids. Give them had to pay money to a customer who who are disgracing our town and they ordinate or coworker you should refer the credit for doing that. was too dumb to consider that pour- can be shamed into being good citizens Without bond, kids suffer the caller to human resources which 3. Location: I still can’t see why ing a hot drink on her lap might cause because it is obvious they don’t care Editor: will provide dates of employment and there is a problem putting the school some pain and/or damage. enough to do it on their own. I’ve been sitting back listening to the nothing else. Do anything more than in Stansbury. I’ve read and heard talk Given nonsensical suits like this one Ed Larrat bickering over the bond and the only that, such as honestly answering the and the fact that any case that reaches that “the district is spending more on Tooele thing I can say is we (residents) would questions asked, and you expose your a jury, no matter how ridiculous, could that school than they did on the one in company to the risk of being sued. be crazy not to vote for a bond that less- be decided either way, business has a ens crowding, provides a better educa- Tooele.” Yes they are, they are starting Say positive things about the person right to be paranoid. The public, how- School bond makes sense from dirt and building the entire school, and his new employer might sue if he tion for our deserving kids and doesn’t ever, should be outraged over the dam- Editor: track, tennis courts, auditorium, band doesn’t work out. Say negative things With all the squabbling over the recent raise taxes. The next time we have to age this litigious frenzy has done to our bond I don’t see us escaping a tax hike. room, landscaping, etc, etc, etc. For about the applicant and you risk that bond issue, has anyone asked what is ability to function normally. Why would you turn down a bond that Tooele High they had the auditorium, person filing suit if he doesn’t get the right for all the parties involved? The Most people, myself included, feel does so much good? track, etc. Otherwise they would have job. Never mind the truth, your hon- two high schools in the valley are burst- it’s our responsibility to give a positive I have listened to numerous conversa- spent close to $40 million for Tooele est thoughts or even facts you might ing at the seams and many are arguing recommendation to former associ- tions about the location and honestly I High. The next thing to look at is the fact confirm. Give anything more than over busing or no busing, Overlake or ates seeking a new job. Should I be still can’t see the problem with a school that if you go to planning meetings and name, rank and serial number and your Stansbury, to build or wait for more asked about someone whose work going in by Stansbury. My own children listen to who is building where in our company risks being held liable for options. was less than laudable, I either don’t will be bused a whopping extra five valley, the boom is in Stansbury. It seems whatever the applicant does should he The county has been given a piece take the call or focus on whatever miles — whoopee! One of my sons is logical to me that a school goes there. get the job or whatever negative conse- of land for FREE! If we wait for more good qualities the person has. Doing at the junior high and with the new one Back to the busing: welcome to reality quences he faces should he not. options not only do we lose out on land anything else, as required in my last opening next year he goes there. All I can for thousands of kids in America. The Of course, in extensive Google worth $4 million, the price of construct- two employer’s employee handbooks, say is my hat is off to the teachers and average distance a child is bused in the searching, talking with lawyers and ing a new school will just increase as seems less than human. administrators who have made do with Midwest is 32 miles round trip. We are asking various human resources well. Anyone not seeing this as part of The threat of a lawsuit should not such crowding until the new school can busing kids 10 to 14 miles round trip. professionals I can find absolutely the picture only has to look at the cost impede our ability to function as a open. I know it hasn’t been easy, but is Don’t get me wrong, I love the fact that no examples of a lawsuit of this type of the Legacy Highway project and how society. Business leaders must not be has gone so much more smoothly than my kids can walk or ride their bikes if being filed. Certainly my search meth- its cost of construction has doubled over forced into a position where their irra- it could have thanks to your dedication. they want to, but I’d rather they have ods were less than complete, but it’s the last two years. I don’t know about tional fears become plausible enough Our high school is very crowded already smaller classes sizes and a wonderful reasonable to say that this type of suit you, but I like my tax dollars to work in that they must pass rules that forbid and will be where the junior high is in education. There is no decision to that happens extremely rarely, if ever. a more cost-efficient manner. If the bond their employees from doing the decent the next couple of years. Why would we one. Companies have become so afraid will not increase our property taxes and thing. put those kids through that again in the In the end, I hope voting residents of litigation that they now attempt to decrease the amount of students in both If we don’t reform our legal system high school when it doesn’t have to be will choose to vote yes on the bond. I guess what actions might land them in high schools, it seems like a win-win situ- and end the threat of frivolous law- that way? want my children, and yours, to have a court. If we make policies banning rec- ation. suits, then there will be precious little On a basic level, I have a vested inter- positive education experience. No plan ommendations due to fear of reprisal, If a similar deal had been made we can say to each other without an est in what the district does. I have four is perfect, but based on the size of the we’re perilously close to outlawing the with the county in Overlake instead attorney’s presence. That’s not a great kids who are and will be educated here, secondary schools now we can’t wait to giving of all advice in the workplace. of Stansbury, I’m sure many of the world to live in, and even under the I pay taxes on my house and I teach your relieve the overcrowding — it will cost If we fear someone suing over not Stansbury residents such as myself could threat of legal action, I’d highly recom- kids in my classroom. So what the dis- too much — in building funds, but more getting a job, what’s to stop an existing see the wisdom in sending our kids to mend we take every step to avoid it. trict does is always on my radar. I have importantly in kids. What are the kids of employee from suing do to a cowork- Overlake. But Overlake did not strike Daniel B. Kline is a freelance writ- asked both the district and the support- Tooele worth? A YES on the bond! er’s bad advice as to a restaurant or a such a deal. Like it or not, Stansbury is er based in Connecticut. His book “50 ers of the resistance group some hard Heidi Ross poor movie recommendation? While it here to stay. We are growing in leaps and Things Every Guy Should Know How questions. The biggest problems seem to Tooele seems like an absurd leap, a bad meal bounds here in northern Tooele County. or lousy film experience could make to Do” will be released in April and With more than 900 more homes being for a bad date, ending a relationship LETTER RULES his blog can be viewed at www.thing- started in the next couple of years, we and causing the coworker significant severyguy.com. He can be reached at need another high school, NOW. damages. The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the dan@notastep. com. Our kids deserve to be in schools with author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community less crowding and more options in their of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual education. Teachers deserve to have circumstances at the editor’s discretion. smaller class sizes in order to teach more All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long effectively. Not voting for the bond will are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- only hurt the children of Tooele County. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper ted for Notes of Appreciation. Since Don’t we as parents want what is best for 1894 Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. our kids? Building another school sooner 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 rather than later is just common sense. 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor Anna Young For information call the editor at 882-0050. Stansbury Park TUESDAY March 7, 2006 A5 Sprint store, THS artists create mural Salt Lake/Tooele tech college An Exclusive Sprint store has signs agreement with SLCC partnered with the Tooele High A new articulation agreement Community College where they School Art Club as it opened for programs in Information can continue working toward an its doors to residents and busi- Technologies has been signed associate degree. This is an excel- nesses located in Tooele and its by the Salt Lake/Tooele Applied lent example of the unique way surrounding communities this Technology College (SLTATC) and our colleges can work together past February. the Salt Lake Community College and complement each other in The school’s art club students (SLCC). helping students achieve their are completing a mural that cov- The articulation agreement academic goals.” ers three of the interior walls of allows students at the SLTATC This is the second agreement the new store, located at 1191 who successfully complete signed by the two colleges. Both N. Main Street in the Tooele Information Technology (I.T.) institutions signed an articulation Landing Shopping Center. The courses at those institutions to agreement for Heavy-Duty Diesel theme of the mural focuses on receive credit for major cours- Technologies in January. That topics related to how wireless es in the Telecommunications agreement also allows students at technology has impacted their Technology AAS degree from the SLTATC to transfer their com- lives, their communities and SLCC. Under the agreement, stu- pleted coursework to the SLCC the way in which they see the dents attending the SLCC Skills for credit toward an AAS degree world. The students have been Center may also have their I.T. in Diesel Technologies. working on the project over the courses recognized for credit For more information about past month and will celebrate toward the AAS degree. the Salt Lake/Tooele Applied their achievement at a public “This is tremendous benefit Technology College, visit www. open house reception tonight, for students,” said Linda Fife, sltatc.org. For more information March 7, from 5-7 p.m. Students Campus President at the SLTATC. about the Salt Lake Community will be available to answer any “They can begin their training at College and about the SLCC Skills questions and to present their the Applied Technology College Center, visit www.slcc.edu. Both and, if they desire, transfer their institutions are part of Utah’s sys- finished project. Sprint will also The Exclusive Sprint store in Tooele has partnered with the Tooele completed coursework to the tem of higher education. being giving away prizes and High School Art Club to create a mural that covers three walls inside will raffle off a free phone with the store. The mural will be showcased tonight during an open house one month of service, a Bun at the store from 5-7 p.m. The store is located at 1191 N. Main St. Bag, gift certificates, $50 bill in the Tooele Landing Shopping Center. The store recently celebrated credits and more. its grand opening with a ribbon cutting (above). Those in attendance The Tooele High School Art at the event included: Sam Soter, president/CEO/owner; Val Pantone, “Medical Breakthrough Club was approached to create regional manager/owner; Lynda Eaglin, employee; Colby Cochrane, a mural by the Sprint Exclusive employee; Sprint Corporate Reps. Jason Walker and Wayne store in Tooele to illustrate their Hamilton; Elleney Soter, marketing manager; and Tooele County Chamber of Commerce board members and ambassadors For Sciatica” mutual commitment to the local community. “The art club has been the project include: Derek Perry, breakthrough to so many low back disc “We want the mural to leave a president; Dawna Andersen, his- approached to create murals for herniation and sciatica sufferers right here in lasting impression of how wire- torian; Meghan Kripfgans, secre- less technology impacts our other businesses, but for a vari- “Sciatica has puzzled doctors and frustrated Tooele.” tary; Jake Leslie, member; and lives and is forever changing ety of reasons they never hap- Aaron Tokarski, non-club high patients for years. But now space travel and Due to his tremendous success with back the landscape of the world in pened. I believe the mural that school senior who volunteered modern technology may have finally cracked pain, herniated discs, sciatica (pain radiating which we live,” explains Sam we are creating at the Sprint his time to help. the back pain and sciatica code.” into the legs), Dr. Brown has made available a Soter, owner of the new Sprint store has worked as well as it Three teachers at Tooele High Those are the enthusiastic words of free report to anyone suffering with these Exclusive Store. “The mural has because of the willingness School’s Visual Arts Department Tooele’s, Dr. Dev Brown, D.C. Dr. Brown painful conditions. design that the Tooele High and trust Sprint gave us,” Milne including Renee Milne (paint- now uses non-surgical spinal decompression - “I just wanted back pain sufferers to know School Art Club came up with is said. “They gave the students full extraordinary and exceeded our ownership of the mural’s design ing/drawing), Chris Wilcox (pot- an amazing space-age medical breakthrough to they have an option other than drugs and expectations of what we hoped and implementation. This proj- tery) and Derek Smith (pho- treat back pain, disc herniations, and sciatica surgery… an option that really works. I it would add to the store, and ect has been physically demand- tography) began the art club in his practice. wanted to let them know there is finally REAL more importantly, the residents ing, and equally as rewarding.” during the 2004-2005 academic “I was shocked at the results spinal hope… that hope is detailed in my free report.” of Tooele. We hope to encour- The mural was completed year. It was the intent of these decompression gets in such a short time. And To get your free copy of Dr. Brown’s age other local businesses and during regular business hours, teachers to provide an avenue how long those results last… without the side revolutionary new report, “How Space Age so patrons in the store could organizations to work with the for interested students to utilize effects of drugs or risk of surgery. I was also Technology Is Solving Back Pain Without witness the evolvement of the their artistic talents. As such, art club on other projects that shocked that so few doctors in the country Drugs Or Surgery!” just call toll-free 1-800- will be a source of pride for the mural and become more engaged the students who are in the club in the process. have learned how to compile were willing to invest in this amazing new 759-4804 and listen to the 24 hr recorded students and their families for technology.” commented Dr. Brown. “But the message or visit www.BackPainAdvance.com many years to come.” John Perkins, THS junior and professional portfolios, mat and best thing is I am able to offer this medical for all the details. Call now, supply is limited. To support this aim, the Sprint vice president of the club, cre- frame art work, work alongside store will be taking donations for ated the design for the mural professional artists, volunteer the art club, as well as distribut- project. for service projects, as well as to ing important information about “I wanted to show how people learn how to curate and present how they can be contacted for from different cultures and life- art shows of their work at THS. other worthy projects. styles use cell phones in a col- Donations to the club allow The mural project at the orful and almost comical way,” these student artists to partici- Sprint Exclusive Store in Tooele Perkins said. pate in the Winter Tree Festival has been supervised by Renee Perkins intends to major in as well as field trip costs, sup- Milne, Tooele High School’s the arts when he attends college. plies, and award money for art painting and drawing teacher. Student artists participating in show entry fees. Department of Natural Resources pleased with legislative outcome Officials at the Utah The Legislature also made ects will help the state meet the Department of Natural Resources significant investments in water growing need for water. (DNR) are pleased with the out- thus underscoring its vision of In all, there were nine bills come of the Legislature. “We planning and developing water approved by the Legislature that thank the Governor and the infrastructure. In particular, law- impact DNR, and eight are still ������������ State Legislature for understand- makers passed three bills that awaiting the governor’s signa- ing our needs,” says Executive will assist in the development of ture. Those bills range from water Director Michael Styler. the Lake Powell Pipeline and the projects to the elimination of the ������������������� The General Session of the Bear River Development proj- age requirement for small game 2006 Legislative Session ended ects. Those two large water proj- to off-highway vehicle issues. last Wednesday night. It appears some of the major concerns in the ��������������������� department had been alleviated. “We fully supported the Governor’s call for pay raises, but two of our divisions are mostly ������������������ funded by user fees instead of the general fund,” said Styler. “So we were faced with raising ������� �������� ����� fees to cover the pay raises or ����������� �������� ����� ���������� letting employees go to make up the difference.” However, state ������ ������� lawmakers increased the gen- ����������������������������� eral fund for those divisions to ��������������������������������� help cover the pay raises. As a result, the cost of resident hunt- ����������������������� ing and fishing licenses will not Tuesday, March 14, 2006 �������������������������������� be increasing. Another major concern was 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. ������������������������������� funding for watershed initia- ������� �������� ��������� �������� ������ ����������������������������������� tives. ������������������������� “Basically, everything we do in �� ����� ���� ������� ������� ���� natural resources is dependent ��������������������������� on a healthy watershed,” said ������ ������������������������������ Styler. The Legislature provided � ���� ��� ����������� ������� ������ ������ $500,000 in ongoing money, and ������������������������������ � $2 million in one-time money for ������ �� ��� ��� ����� ������� ���������� ������������������������������ mitigation efforts. “We hope to replicate last year’s success in ������� �������� ����� �� ������� � ������ ������� �� ����������������� leveraging the $2 million appro- ������� ������������� ����������� ���������� ���������� priation into $8 million on the ���� ��� ������������ ����������� �������� ��� ������������������������ ground with watershed projects ����������� �������� ����� ����� ��� ����������� �� ������������������ with our federal and state part- ����� �������� ������� �� ��� ����� ���������� ��� ners.” Highlights of the budget ����� ��� ����� ��� ������� ���������� �� ������� ��� include $3 million for State Parks ������ ���� �� ����������� �� ���� ���� ��� ������� ����� ������������������������������������������������� to address the backlog of capital ��� ���� ����� ��������� �� ��� ������ ��� �������� projects, and a quarter million ��� ���� ����� ���� ������� �������������������� in grant money for trails in local THE PUBLIC IS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND communities. funding for stream gauges, grants for trails in local ������������������������� communities and biologists. For more information contact: Other budget highlights include: ������ ����� ��� �������� funding for the burgeoning oil ������� �������� ����� � ����� ������������ and gas workload; wild land fire ����� �������� suppression; gauges for streams; � ����������� and, biologists. ������������ A6 TUESDAY March 7, 2006 NOTES OF APPRECIATION Cricket, grasshopper OBITUARIES the Stansbury Park Ladies Golf Marie Mae Darr Mecham family Association for the wonderful food and the “Irish wake,” and forecast down for ’06 Cornelius The family of Arnold Mecham the Tooele VFW Honor Guard Thanks to the cool and moist This year, an estimated 500,000 would like to express our thanks Post #9413 for the military spring of 2005, Utah’s Mormon acres could be infested, primarily Our dear mother, grandmoth- for the love and support from graveside ceremony. cricket and grasshopper popula- in Box Elder County. Abbott points er, great-grandmother, aunt, sis- family, friends, neighbors, the The flowers, food and call tions for this summer are projected out that cricket numbers for this ter and friend, age 72, passed LDS Stansbury Ward members, expressions of sympathy are to return to more normal levels. That year could be even smaller if Utah’s away peacefully at her home on the Relief Society for providing greatly appreciated. is the forecast offered at the recent weather is again cool and moist at Feb. 9, 2006, in Glendale, Ariz. a lovely luncheon for our family, Maclene V. Mecham and family Utah Department of Agriculture and the critical hatching time. Marie was born Jan. 25, 1934, Food’s (UDAF) winter cricket and The UDAF and USDA are pre- in Risco, Mo. to Jack Otto Lewis grasshopper Decision and Action paring to treat the infested acres and Eva Mae Renard Lewis. neighbors for all their love, sup- Committee meeting. with ground and aerial pesticide Married Lurlie O. Cornelius Vargas family “Because we did not have a large applications. The state and federal port and gifts given in memory (Corny) in 1954. He preceded egg hatch anywhere in the state agencies have already met with Box The Vargas family would like of my mother, Eloida Vargas. in death in 1976. She retired (except for Box Elder county) we Elder County landowners and coun- to thank family, friends and Anabelle Vargas and family from OSHA Salt Lake Technical didn’t have a large egg base, there- ty commission members. Treatment Marie Mae Darr Cornelius fore we are not going to see the kind is set to begin in March or April, Center in 1997. of cricket numbers that we had in depending on weather conditions. Survived by children, Ronnie ther George Darr Sr; brothers, We’ve 2002, 2003, 2004,” said USDA-APHIS The UDAF is again offering to H. Pitts, Steven O.Cornelius, George Darr Jr. and T.A. Darr; Entomologist, Greg Abbott. offset the cost of insect treatment Duane O. Cornelius and Brenda and sister Betty Jo Searle. gotten During those years, combined on private lands. Landowners may J. Varga, all of Arizona; sister A celebration of her life and cricket and grasshopper infestations apply for assistance by calling; Elaine Slatton, Alabama; nine graveside service will be held taxpayers reached a high of 4.2 million acres. (801) 538-7123. grandchildren; six great-grand- children. Preceded in death at Tooele Cemetery 361 S. 1st Street March 10, at 1 p.m. out of County’s Division of Planning and by her father; mother; stepfa- tighter Grassy Zoning, said that Clean Harbors continued from page A1 has not come to the county for an approval to store low-level nuclear Wanda Jensen jams. missioned nuclear power plants waste. “We do not have a formal are examples of low-level radioac- application. The county has issued Sagers If you’ve tried tive waste. Spent nuclear fuel rods, a moratorium on accepting any new everything to the material proposed to be stored 1924 - 2006 resolve a Federal applications to store hazardous 493 W. 400 N. Tooele tax problem on your own but you’re by Private Fuel Storage on the waste. The ordinance was changed Wanda Jensen Sagers passed still stuck, the Taxpayer Advocate Service Skull Valley Goshute Reservation, to prohibit new facilities. The ordi- can assign you a personal Advocate who away peacefully early Friday carries incredibly higher levels of nance would have to be amended to will help you resolve your situation. morning, March 3, 2006, with 882-4800 Call us at 1-877-ASK-TAS1today. radioactivity. allow Clean Harbors to store low- Nicole Cline, director of Tooele her family by her side, after a level radioactive waste,” Cline said. valiant struggle with lupus and She said that in addition to its diabetes. own ordinances, the county is Wanda was born in Preston, required to follow state and federal THIS ADVERTISEMENT PREPARED BY FCB-NEW YORK APPROVAL STAMPIdaho, Aug. 10, 1924, with her mandates in regard toSignature hazardous / Initials Date Job #: IRS_TXAS_N1097D Client Folder: IRS_TXAS_N1097 Traffic twin sister Vonda, to EA (Ernest Proofreader P.O. Doc. 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She was preceded Traffic: Galina Margolina 2864 TRAFFIC: Indicate “ok to release” to DISK or company will havevia DIGITAL to work TRANSFER through (T-1, Wam!net, ISDN) Project Manager: s karr 3158 and VENDOR when applicable.Russell Sagers. They married in death by her parents; brothers Artist(s): sk, cdd, tl-c, sk, cdd, sk Studio will not be responsible for jobs released without sign-off. Initials Date Notes: the politics OKof to Utah’sRELEASE � four-stepDISK � DIGITAL pro- in the LDS Salt Lake Temple on Rex, Mark; sisters Alta Eunice D Proof Number:10 cess which includes approval from Aug. 11, 1943. and Beth Harmon. the county, state, legislators and Wanda is survived by her Wanda was a very faithful governor. Gov. Jon Huntsman sur- husband, Clint; and her chil- member of the LDS church. prised EnergySolutions’ manage- dren, Linda (Gerald Van Dyke), She served in various call- ment last year when he indicated he Brent (Barbara), Jo(lene), ings and positions, includ- would veto the company’s expan- Bart (Tammy), Martha (Daniel ing Stake Primary Board, sion plans for its Clive facility 80 Webster) and Grover Begay; Primary President, Relief miles west of Salt Lake City. The 21 grandchildren; and 33 great- Society President, Road Show county commission had already grandchildren; twin brothers, Coordinator, Ward Mission approved the expansion plans. Milford and Milton (Luanna) Leader with her husband, and e-mail:[email protected] Jensen; Ora Caldwell and twin, Ward Missionary and her most favorite position, Primary Chorister. She also served with her husband at the Jordan River Temple for over 20 years as temple sealers. She dearly loved DUGWAY working and attending the tem- ple. Funeral services were held at PROVING GROUND the Rush Valley Ward House on Restoration Advisory Board Meeting Tuesday March 7. Interment in the St. John Cemetery. DEATH NOTICES Orien “Joe” Johnson

Funeral services for Orien “Joe” Johnson, who died on March 5, will be held on Saturday March 11, at 1 p.m. at Tate Mortuary. A full obituary Monday, March 13, 2006 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. will appear in the Thursday edi- Command Conference Room, Bldg. 5450 ton of the Transcript Bulletin. English Village, Dugway Proving Ground Orien “Joe” Johnson AGENDA ITEMS Installation Restoration Program Status Terry Henninger — Current Work Status and Updates — Consent Order Sites/RFI Sites Funeral services for Terry Henninger, who died March 5, The Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) was established to will be held on Saturday March bring together members of the local community, the Army, and 11, at 10 a.m. in the Erda Ward state and federal regulatory agencies to provide a public forum Chapel. Viewing will be Friday for talking with experts about the work being performed on site. from 6-8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary RAB meetings are held three times per year. and from 9-9:45 a.m. prior at the church. A full obituary will THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME. appear in the Thursday edition FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: of the Transcript Bulletin. Joe Gearo, Installation Co-Chair, Dugway Proving Ground (435) 831-3560 or Marianne Rutishauser Andrus, Community Co-Chair (435) 843-3263 Subscribe Today 882-0050

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���������� ����������� ����� ★ � �� ������������ ������ ���������������������������� �������������� �� ������� ���������� ��� � ��� ��� ����� ���� � �������������������� ���������������������� �������������� TUESDAY March 7, 2006 A7 BIRTHDAYS WEDDINGS Lucille Lewis / Hermel Blane and Brenda Lewis are Strausbaugh pleased to announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Kristin Join us in wishing Lucille Lewis, to Daniel Hermel, son (Doll) Strausbaugh a happy 80th of Jan and Alan Hermel, on birthday. Send greeting to 293 S. March 9, 2006, at the Bountiful Seventh St., Tooele, Utah, 84074 Utah Temple. Kristin graduat- or call 882-1331. ed from Tooele High School in 2001. She is currently working as a shift manager at the Tooele Arby’s. Daniel graduated from Grantsville High School in 1995. He served a mission for The FELD ENTERTAINMENT Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Job No.: FN0600086 Lucille (Doll) Strausbaugh day Saints at the Washington DC Kristin Lewis and Daniel Hermel South Mission. He also complet- Engagement City: SALT LAKE CITY, UT Herniated Disc? Ad Size: 3.792” X 10” ed a course at ITT Tech. We will Media: Section: ENTERTAINMENT be having a reception from 6-9 There will be dancing from 7-9 Jack Painter p.m. that evening at the Valley Insertionp.m. If we Date(s): have missed any of Degenerative Disc? View Stake Center located on our friends, come and celebrate Come help celebrate an 1000 North (east of Macey’s). with us. Sciatica? important milestone in Jack Free report reveals a new FDA approved non-surgical solution Painter’s life at his 80th birth- for serious and chronic low back pain. For your free report day party at 6 p.m. on March 9, entitled, “How Space Age Technology Is Solving Back Pain at J. J. Lounge, a private club Bitner / Myers Without Drugs Or Surgery!” call 1-800-759-4804 (Toll-free 24 for members. Friends welcome! Hour recorded message)...or go to: www.BackPainAdvance.com No gifts please. Food will be Kathryn Bitner and Cody Ray served. Myers have chosen March 9, 2006, to be married in the Salt Lake Temple. Kathryn is the daughter of Wade and Sandra Bitner of Grantsville, Utah. Cody is the son of Steven and Debra Myers of Randolph, Utah. Jack Painter Kathryn will be graduating in May with a degree in mar- keting and a minor in Spanish from Utah State University. Kathryn Bitner Hazel Davis Cody served an LDS Mission in and Cody Ray Myers Arcadia, Calif. They will be mak- ing their home in Logan, Utah, The children of Hazel Davis Grantsville Utah West Stake where Cody will be continuing are having an open house to Center, 115 East Cherry St. his education. celebrate her 95th birthday at Grantsville from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Please join us for a recep- the Rush Valley Ward from 5-7 that evening p.m. March 11, 2006. All who tion in their honor held at the wish to celebrate with her are welcomed. No presents please. Loretz / Broadhead

Justin Loretz and Kira Broadhead started their mar- riage off with a bang by winning Hazel Davis a wedding and a shotgun from a local radio station. They were wed Feb. 14, 2006, at Cabela’s in Lehi. They bought a home in Ellen Hanks Tooele and plan on a wonderful life together. Justin Loretz and Kira Broadhead Anderson Parents of the bride are Shelley and Earl Beckstead Four foot nine, of West Valley. Parents of the eyes that shine, groom are Mike and Marlene A century old Loretz of Draper and Shauna and lookin’ fine. and Todd Thomas of Stansbury. Ellen Hanks Anderson, for- merly of Tooele, Utah, will be turning 100 years old on March 16, 2006. She is the daughter of Alfred Lyman Hanks and Alice Tate Hanks. On June 16, �������������� 1932, Ellen married W. Bevan Anderson. ����������������� Ellen currently resides in Ellen Hanks Anderson Provo with her daughter Alice Spencer. G.G. is an avid reader dren. ���������������

and reads daily, keeps current We will be celebrating with ©Disney/Pixar on all sports events (especially friends and family on Saturday, ������ Provo High School basketball), March 11, at the Grandview ����������������� MAR. 15 - 19 and divides her time between South Stake Center 1750 W. �������������� the beautiful Bear Lake Valley 1100 N. in Provo, from 2 to 4 Wed. MAR. 15 � 7:30 PM Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. and Provo. She has eight grand- p.m. All friends and family are �������������� OPENING NIGHT MAR. 16 MAR. 17 MAR. 18 MAR. 19 SAVE $5 ON TICKETS! 11:00 AM 11:00 AM children, and 12 great-grandchil- welcome! (Excludes Reefside and VIP seats. No double discounts.) ������������������ 4:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:30 PM Courtesy of 7:30 PM 7:30 PM 6:30 PM 6:30 PM ANNIVERSARIES ����������������������� Buy tickets at www.disneyonice.com Ticket Centers, Delta Center Box Office, Newell and Garnet ������������� or call (801) 325-SEAT For Groups of 15 or more call (801) 325-2548 Sorenson TICKET PRICES: $13 - $17 - $23 ���������������� Limited number of Reefside and VIP seats available. Call for details. 50th Wedding (Service charges and handling fees may apply.) Anniversary

Peanut’s, Popcorn, Red Hots! In traditional Newt fashion, the children of Newell and Garnet Sorenson would like to ���������� announce an Open House to ������������� celebrate 50 wonderful years of ������ ���������� Newell and Garnet Sorenson their marriage. ������������������������ ���������������� �������������� A warm invitation is extended ������ ���������������������������������� to anyone who would like to �� ���������������� join us in honoring our parents er for the occasion. If you �� ������ ����������� on March 18, 2006, from 6-8 p.m. have a story, a memory or a �� ���������������� ������ ����������� at the LDS ward house located photo that you would like to �� �������� ���������� at 141 W. Utah Ave., Tooele, share, please forward it to �� ��������������� Utah. [email protected]. ������� ������� A book of memories and Come join us, and no gifts �� ����������������������������� stories is being put togeth- please. �� ������������������������ �������������� �� ������� ������ ���������������������������������� ������������������������� ��������������������������� Mr. and Mrs. ������������������������ ����������������������� ������������������� ����������������������������� ���������� James ������������������������ �������������������������������������������������������������� Bill and Gail James celebrated ����������������������������������������������������������� �������������� their 50th wedding anniversary ������ ���������������������������������� on Thursday, March 2, 2006. They are the parents of Joyce James and Paul (Angie) James. They are the proud grandpar- ��������� ��������� ��������� ���������� ents of six grandchildren. Originally from Aurora, Colo., �������������� ������������������ ����������������������� ������������� Bill and Gail raised their fam- ily in Tooele. Bill retired from �������������������� �������������������� �������������������� �������������� Tooele Army and Gail retired Bill and Gail James ��������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������� ������ ���������������������������������� from the Tooele school district. Congratulations! A8 TUESDAY March 7, 2006

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Abby’s patient has trouble (561) MAX “Fortress” ›› (1985, Drama) Rachel Ward. ’ (CC) “Collateral” ››› (2004, Suspense) Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Grudge” ›› (2004) Sarah Michelle Gellar. ‘PG-13’ “Another 48 HRS.” ›› (1990) ’ ‘R’ dealing with her diagnosis of breast (576) SHOW “The Specialist” ›› (1994) Sylvester Stallone. iTV Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Penn & Teller Penn & Teller The LWord (iTV) ’ (CC) Fat Actress (iTV) “The Last Seduction” ››› (1994) Linda Fiorentino. ‘R’ cancer in “Man With No Name.” (591) TMC (5:25) “A Slipping-Down Life” Cont’d (:15) “Just One of the Guys” ›› (1985, Comedy) Joyce Hyser. ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Saved!” ›› (2004) Jena Malone. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “Final Encounter” › (2000) Dean Cain. ’ ‘R’ (CC) TUESDAY March 7, 2006 A9 ‘Brokeback’ crashes in bid for best picture nod unday — but thanks to his excellent that Capote and Good Night, and at the improvisational skills, he sailed Good Luck were films about jour- SOscars rather smoothly throughout the nalists trying to find the truth and when Jack rest of the telecast. relay it to the public — both obvi- Nicholson One of his nastiest jabs was ously period pieces, he quipped. announced that Crash had won toward the press, when he noted Ouch. Best Picture over frontrun- ner Brokeback Mountain, stifled gasps Audrey Rock- 7th rose from Richardson the audience. STAFF WRITER For months, Annual Brokeback Reel Talk had been the unequivocal Tooele County National favorite for the entertainment industry’s top award. But some- Wild Turkey Federation how, late in the game, it lost steam with voters whose admiration had obviously transferred to the racial- BANQUET & AUCTION ly charged, star-studded Crash. photo / Jim Sheldon I’m with the voters. Brokeback Sandra Bullock played against type as the rich, racist and paranoid wife of a politian in the movie “Crash.” March 11th, 2006 Mountain is somber and pictur- The film won the Oscar in the Best Picture category at the Academy Awards in Hollywood Sunday, ruffling the esque cinema. But it just doesn’t feathers of many in Tinsel Town who thought the groundbreaking film “Brokeback Mountain” would win best pack the emotional one-two punch picture. “Crash” is available on DVD and “Brokeback Mountain” is currently playing at the Tooele Ritz theater. DESERET PEAK COMPLEX of the gritty, melodramatic Crash. DOORS OPEN AT 5:30 P.M. The other films in the Best Picture Mountain; and William Hurt for A Witherspoon’s performance as won Best Adapted Screenplay category — Capote, Good Night History of Violence.) June Carter Cash trumped any over The Constant Gardener (by DINNER BEGINS AT 7:00 and Good Luck, and Munich — His female awards counterpart chances for Judi Dench (Mrs. Jeffrey Caine), Capote (by Dan 1:00 P.M. didn’t have a prayer against these turned out to be Rachel Weisz, Henderson Presents;) Keira Futterman), A History of Violence “LAST CALL two powerhouses. Best Supporting Actress. The Knightly (Pride and Prejudice); (by Josh Olson), and Munich (by Calling Seminar TICKETS ” Indoor Arena Crash’s surprise win didn’t actress, glowing with a seven- Charlize Theron (North Tony Kushner and Eric Roth). Deseret Peak Complex come without controversy. month pregnancy, won the trophy Country), and Felicity Huffman The Best Director category Going FAST!!! Director Paul Haggis professed over Amy Adams for Junebug; (Transamerica.) pitted Bennett Miller for Capote; utter disbelief. Brokeback’s direc- Frances McDormand for North And Wallace and Gromit: Paul Haggis for Crash; Ang Lee Dinner is limited, so get your tickets early! tor, Ang Lee, confessed disap- Country, Michelle Williams The Curse of the Were-Rabbit’s for Brokeback Mountain; Steven Lots of prizes to be won. pointment, given that the hype for Brokeback Mountain, and win for Best Animated Film Spielberg for Munich; and George seemed too point clearly to a win Catherine Keener for Capote. over Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride Clooney for Good Night, and for his movie — although Lee The Best Actor category was and Howl’s Moving Castle was Good Luck against one another. For more information please call: did win a major category, Best a tight competition this year. All the least surprising moment of Lee humbly received the award, Ray Pitt @ 882-3193 Director. There was also consid- the nominees gave astonishing the night. Also not surprising: a but was later stunned to lose Best erable dismay that Brokeback performances. Heath Ledger (for Best Documentary Feature win Picture to Crash. Bob Pannunzio @ 882-8558 Mountain was shut out in the act- Brokeback Mountain) and Philip for French doc March of the As usual, it was a big night for a ing categories. Seymour Hoffman (for Capote) Penguins, over the less-lovable few select films and a boring night Tooeleans will now have a were the frontrunners, but Darwin’s Nightmare, Enron: The for the rest of the world. How they chance to judge for themselves Hoffman had the distinct advan- Smartest Guys in the Room, manage to stretch the bestowing whether or not Brokeback was tage of a more flamboyant role, Murderball, and Street Fight. of a handful of awards into three shortchanged. The explosively and it won him the Oscar. Crash and Brokeback Mountain and a half hours is beyond me. controversial film — which Utah I’m thrilled Hoffman won, but I split the honors in the screenplay Is it too much to ask that we get STOWE Jazz mogul Larry Miller famously hate to see Joaquin Phoenix (Walk categories. Crash, written by rid of the lengthy tributes and get pulled from his megaplex at the Line) lose out; his Johnny Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco, down to business? Apparently it is. Jordan Commons — is currently Cash performance was remark- was Best Original Screenplay In his first gig as Oscar host, FAMILY playing at Tooele’s Ritz Complex. able. Terrence Howard (Hustle over competitors Match Point Jon Stewart did move the lengthy Brokeback’s loss wasn’t the and Flow) and David Straitharn (by Woody Allen), Syriana (by telecast along nicely. He was a only surprise on Sunday. George for (Good Night, and Good Luck) Stephen Gaghan), The Squid and nice change to the typically clown- Clooney was stunned to have MUSIC received the award for Best probably weren’t surprised by the Whale (by Noah Baumbach), ish behavior and strange costumes Supporting Actor (against com- their losses, given the buzz sur- and Good Night, and Good Luck of hosts past. Stewart initially had petitors Matt Dillon for Crash, rounding Ledger and Hoffman. (by George Clooney and Stephen trouble warming up an unrespon- Paul Giamatti for Cinderella Man; Best Actress had been anointed Gaghan.) sive crowd — the same bunch of Piano Showroom Jake Gyllenhaal for Brokeback for a long time ago, when Walk Brokeback Mountain writers public figures he routinely bashes the Line first hit theaters. Reese Larry McMurtry & Diana Ossana on his Comedy Central show ‘Church Ball’ the final Mormon comedy? HaleStorm Entertainment, “’Church Ball’ features a notice- Coleman (Different Strokes, movies, but may not be creating located in Orem, Utah, able departure from our earlier Jimmy the Kid), Clint Howard any Mormons films of their own. announced that its next movie movies in that the humor and (Cinderella Man, Curious However, Stone Five Studios, “Church Ball,” releasing in the- content is not only appealing to George) Amy Stewart (Maid of comprised of HaleStorm execu- ���� � aters throughout the western Mormon audiences,” said Kurt Honor) and Larry Bagby (Walk tives, will continue to produce �������� United States this month, could Hale, co-owner of HaleStorm the Line), has conjured up a and distribute family-friendly ����� be their last film in the “Mormon Entertainment and director of lot of anticipation from movie films that appeal to a larger audi- Comedy” genre. HaleStorm “Church Ball.” “It was written goers. But HaleStorm execu- ence. Stone Five is currently Entertainment owners said they and filmed in a way that would tives say they still worry about constructing a multi-million dol- will be releasing more main- be inclusive of all audiences; box office numbers. lar film studio in Provo, Utah to ������������� � � stream films to appeal to a larg- in fact, it’s kind of like ‘My Big “What most movie goers encourage more filmmakers to ���������� er audience. Fat Greek Wedding’ in that it don’t know is that box office shoot and edit in Utah. “We will ������ “What started out as an ini- gives insight about a specific numbers control how long a continue to provide clean enter- tial rush to theaters from culture in a way that’s inclusive movie lasts in the theaters,” tainment that you feel comfort- �������� LDS patrons to LDS films has and funny, not alienating or eso- said Bryce Fillmore, president able watching with your whole � � thinned out over that last year,” teric.” of Distribution for HaleStorm family,” said Hunter. “One of ���������� ������ said Dave Hunter, co-owner of “Plus all kinds of different Entertainment. “Basically if the- our next projects is a remake of HaleStorm Entertainment and church groups play ‘church aters don’t see a steady stream the 1970’s sleeper hit ‘Against a CEO of Stone Five Studios. “We ball,’” said Hale. “We’ve received right out of the flood gates, then Crooked Sky’ which we’re very ������������� feel many movie goers want letters from church basketball the film will be pulled out of excited about.” ������������������ clean, family-friendly films, but players from a variety of faiths theaters. ‘Church Ball’ has been In the last five years HaleStorm ������������������ not necessarily ‘Mormon’ films around the world that we’ve highly anticipated, but good Entertainment has scripted, pro- so we are responding to the used as inspiration for this film. numbers opening weekend are duced and distributed nine suc- ������������������������������������� demand.” Nearly everyone has a poignant still vital for the film’s success.” cessful films and has acquired and ���������������������������� According to HaleStorm, even memory from either watching or Though it is rumored that distributed more than 20 other “Church Ball,” HaleStorm’s lat- playing church basketball.” HaleStorm will release a sequel titles. The Orem-based company �������������������������������������������������� est movie which hits theaters “Church Ball,” which stars to “The Singles Ward,” “Church has produced three films that on March 17, 2006, signifies this well-known names like Fred Ball” may be the last HaleStorm- have grossed well over a mil- type of change from an LDS- Willard (Anchorman, Waiting produced film. HaleStorm exec- lion dollars at the box office and 36 North Main #7, Tooele faith appealing film to a film that for Guffman), Andrew Wilson utives say they will continue to owns three of the top 25 grossing (435) 833-9500 appeals to a general audience. (Fever Pitch, Zoolander), Gary distribute other LDS filmmakers religious films of all time. Legacy Parkway construction begins Don’t Take Chances! Gov. Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., currently caught in unaccept- to this point,” Senator Sheldon UDOT, legislators and elected able travel conditions. Legacy Killpack said. “The Parkway is officials gathered at the Davis Parkway will alleviate those the right solution in meeting County Fairgrounds last week conditions.” the transportation demands of Put your TAX forms in our hands and for a ceremony celebrating the The Legacy Parkway will take Davis County residents.” beginning of construction on the 30 percent of the traffic off of I- Legacy Parkway will be a Legacy Parkway. 15 and will significantly decrease we’ll have a REFUND in yours FAST four-lane, limited-access, divid- “For nearly 50 years elected congestion in Davis County. The ed highway extending from officials from northern Utah Parkway is scheduled to open in have been talking about the October of 2008. Interstate 215 at 2100 North e file need to relieve congestion on “This is an exciting day for in North Salt Lake, northward Interstate 15,” said Huntsman. Utahns, especially those trav- to the junction of Interstate Compare Prices “This day and this project are eling northern Utah regularly,” 15 and U.S. Highway 89 near and Save! Refund long overdue.” Representative Stuart Adams Farmington. A multiple-use Anticipation Construction on the 14-mile said. “Thanks to the countless trail for pedestrians, bicyclists, project will begin in March with hours of work put in by the and equestrians will parallel FREE Electronic Filing with every return Loans some earth-moving activities at many legislators, county com- the highway. As mitigation for prepared.* Professional, Fast Friendly Service, Available the north and south interchang- missioners, mayors and city the Parkway’s impact on wet- Guaranteed Support. Drop Offs Welcome. es. Heavier construction along councils, relief is finally within land acres, a 2,225-acre Legacy *Qualified federal & Utah State. the entire corridor west of I-15 sight.” Nature Preserve has been estab- between North Salt Lake and Travel demand forecasts for lished to protect precious wet- Come in today and meet with our knowledgeable team of experts: Farmington will resume later in the North Corridor demonstrate lands and preserve wildlife habi- the summer. that the Legacy Parkway com- “Investing in transportation bined with other transporta- tat forever. Tax Specialist A public open house providing projects is key to generating tion improvements, including 60 S. Main, Ste 103 long-term economic growth and increases in mass transit, will be the latest information on project protecting our quality of life,” needed to meet the 2020 travel plans and status was held at 882-TAXS (8297) the Davis County Fairgrounds in Lt. Governor Gary Herbert said. demand. Debbie Karen Ron Jan Lou “Northern Utah residents are “It’s been a long process to get conjunction with the event. A10 TUESDAY March 7, 2006 Sports

From The Sidelines ‘Cats seize Will the real big home Jazz team 1A victory by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR step forward When Wendover took the floor in a do-or-die playoff game Feb. 28, the Wildcats had been there before. he National Afterall, the bitter taste of los- Basketball ing the state affair to West Ridge Association 2005- Academy a year ago lingered in their 06 regular season mouthes the entire 2005-06 cam- T paign. has been a little unusual and wacky. This time, the ‘Cats were deter- Who would have figured mined not to fall short against Tinsel Town’s doormat, Whitehorse and let another year go the Los Angeles Clippers, by to earn a state tournament berth. would have a better record Wendover seized the moment not than Hollywood darlings a minute too soon. the L.A. Lakers, or even Nick Drake The Wildcats outscored the Red that the New Orleans- SPORTS EDITOR Raiders 15-12 in the final frame of Oklahoma City Hornets the game to erase a two-point deficit would be playoff bound if the season were to and pull out a thrilling 61-60 victory end today. at Wendover. Indeed there are still 20-plus games to be Manuel Alvarez ripped the nets for played out and anything could happen. a game-high 25 and Sergio Sanchez No team epitomizes the topsy-turvy league tossed in 20 to spearhead the vital on a nightly basis better than the erratic Utah home playoff triumph. Landon Jazz. The Jazz are world beaters one night, and Mikesell chipped in with eight and cellar dwellers the next. Lynn Maddox netted six. Will it be Dr. Jekyl or Mr. Hyde? That is Trevor Martin poured in a team- what veteran Utah Jazz Coach Jerry Sloan high 23 for Whitehorse and Kohanna must be wondering on a daily basis. Holly pumped in another 17. Dedrick Afterall, the Salt Lake City-based squad Mitchell registered 14 for the Red swept the team with the best overall record Raiders. in the NBA this season, handing the Detroit The outcome was in contrast to a Pistons two of only 11 setbacks on the season. year ago, where Wendover was dead- Utah also owns a win over the squad with the locked with West Ridge Academy third-best mark in the league, Dallas, and has headed into the fourth quarter in a beaten every Western contender except the state playoff game at home and was perennial powers of San Antonio and Phoenix. outscored 18-12 down the stretch That is the best of the Jazz world. to be eliminated one win shy of the However, there is the dark side to Utah’s photography/Troy Boman Class 1A State Boys Basketball tour- season and it is ugly. The Jazz lost home Tooele’s Nash Lockie leaps for the basketball, leaving a Morgan defender on the floor, in a Feb. 23 quarter-final meeting nament. games to Boston (by 20) and Charlotte (15), at Weber State’s Dee Events Center. The Buffs rallied past the Trojans to stay on track for their state title hopes in the This year, the ‘Cats were not to two of the worst road teams in the NBA this contest. be denied and made the best of their year. They sport a dismal 1-3 mark against the opportunity. West’s next-to-worst team, Seattle, and have However, Wendover ran into a yet to post a win against Sacramento, a team formidable foe Wednesday in first- the Jazz are battling for a playoff berth. Buffs rally past Trojans in final frame round action at the state tourney as Since Feb. 11, Utah has yet to win back-to- Christian Heritage rolled to a 79-48 back games and the three opportunities it had win over the ‘Cats at the Sevier Valley to post consecutive wins were losses against by Nick Drake Josh Cedar fired in six of his eight points during the Center in Richfield. teams with losing records: Boston, Charlotte SPORTS EDITOR crucial rally while Colton Hogan, Mike Holt, Taylor Palmer The Crusaders outscored the and Seattle. In Tooele’s quest to honor their coach, the first task at and Bryton Lawrence all chipped in with a basket each to Wildcats in all four frames to record Looking at the roster the Jazz are quite hand was to beat a formidable and talented Morgan squad trigger the barrage. the lopsided triumph. Aaron Soelberg young and inexperienced, but there should be for the second time in a season. That’s a lofty feat the Tooele went on to upend Dixie a night later before fired in a game-high 23 and Zack no excuses with Carlos Boozer back from his Buffs had never done before in the history of the sport at falling to Judge Memorial in the Class 3A State Boys Volk contributed 12. Shaun Sandman year-long hamstring injury. Deron Williams is THS. Basketball championship game Feb. 25 at the Dee Events logged 11 for the victors as well. playing better, Andrei Kirilenko is still taking The Buffs showed why they were defending champs as Center. They fell just one win shy of fulfilling their hope Sanchez provided a team-high 19 the court and Mehmet Okur is out of his shoot- Tooele clamped down on defense when it counted most to of winning a second straight boys hoop title, but certainly for Wendover and Alvarez chipped ing slump. decide a 47-38 triumph over former region rival Morgan. their second place finish was dedicated to Coach Alverson in with 15. Mikesell hit for five. The For some reason, though, Utah still can’t The task did not come easy. The Trojans were the lead- all the same. Wildcats hit nine 3-point shots in find a constant combination to produce consis- ing 3-point shooting team in the state and the played the Tooele Assistant Coach Danny Medina said defense was the game but could only muster five tent efforts night-in and night-out in the Delta leading individual scorer in Class 3A. Tooele expected a the name of the game in the victory over Morgan. other field goals that weren’t treys. Center — or anywhere in NBA cities, for that fight from perennial power Morgan in the state tourna- “We knew this would be a tough game,” he said right Wayne also handed the ‘Cats a 60- matter. ment quarterfinals Feb. 23 at Weber State University’s Dee after the victory. “It was defense that won the game. This 40 setback Thursday in consolation In spite of their inconsistent play, the Jazz Events Center in Ogden. is a big-big win for us.” bracket action to eliminate Wendover are still only two wins away from the eighth The Trojans didn’t disappoint. Tooele 47 - Morgan 38 from state tournament play. and final playoff berth in the West. Utah still The defending Class 3A State champs reeled off a deci- Tooele raced out of the gates to build a slim 13-12 cush- Wendover Coach Greg Mascaro has time to make a playoff push, but like the sive 14-0 run to open the fourth quarter after trailing 31-28 ion just eight minutes into the contest. Bryton Lawrence said his team played well in the play- sands of time through an hour glass, the Jazz’s headed into the final frame. It was a lead they would never and Taylor Palmer paved the way in the early stages with off triumph over the Red Raiders last moments for costly losses are running out. relinquish. a pair of baskets each. Nash Lockie buried a 3-point bomb Tuesday. Utah has 22 games left, 15 of which are Coincidentally, the THS student section began chanting to aid the cause. Colton Hogan chipped in with a field goal “It was a back and forth game,” he against teams the Jazz have either beaten or “ALVERSON - ALVERSON” just before the rally started in to stake the Buffs to a slim one-point cushion after one stated. “We changed up our defen- should beat. If the Jazz can manage to post the opening seconds of the pivotal frame. Former head period expired. sive schemes and that confused a 14-8, 13-9 or even a 12-10 record, Utah just coach Gary Alverson died mid-season of lung cancer Feb. might be able to slip into a post-season berth. 7. He was 59. SEE RALLY PAGE A11 SEE SEIZE PAGE A11 However, it the Jazz continue with their wacky roller-coaster ways, up one night and down the next, it won’t matter whether Dr. Jekyl or Mr. Hyde shows up. The potion won’t Dugway falls to talented Valley be enough to allow Utah to enjoy post-season play and the Jazz will be deservingly drafting by Nick Drake They are a very good ball team. Our [play- in the losers’ lottery once again this summer. SPORTS EDITOR ers’] inexperience in state tournament play Dugway turned in a dazzling team per- hurt us a little bit and we just didn’t play formance earlier in the week to elimi- well against Valley. We did get some valu- nate Altamont and earn the program’s 37th able state tournament experience for our Sports Wrap straight state tournament appearance in younger kids which could be valuable for the process. the future.” The Mustangs hopes of battling to the Valley 54 - Dugway 39 Grantsville softball top of the talented Class 1A State Boys The Buffs exploded for an 18-2 lead after Basketball tournament were dashed by an one period and held on for a hard fought registration set this week unfortunate draw, in which Dugway faced a first round state tourney triumph over the The final registration for the Grantsville Youth pair of tough opponents. Mustangs last Wednesday at Sevier Valley Softball Leagues will be held this week, March The Mustangs didn’t get the quality start Center in Richfield. 8 and 11. it needed against Region 15 third-seed George Williams blistered the nets for The last chance sign-ups will be Wednesday Valley in first round state tourney action. nine points in the opening session, includ- March 8 from 7-9 p.m. at Soelberg’s and Saturday Region 19 champ Green River didn’t help ing a 3-point bomb, while David Glover March 11 at Grantsville City Hall from 10 a.m. to their effort either. chipped in with five points, also hitting a 3 p.m. For more info contact Troy Johansen at Valley sprinted to an 18-2 lead after one 3-point shot along the way, to stake Valley 884-0375. period and captured a hard fought 54-39 tri- to a 16-point cushion just eight minutes Girls sign up for softball umph over Dugway in opening round play. into the post-season affair. Matt Hoyt also George Williams flipped in a game-high buried a 3-point bomb and Colin Esplin Registration for girls softball will be held at 21, including three 3-point bombs. the Little Theater inside Macey’s on Saturday, canned a free throw to complete the first Landon Wilkins paced the Dugway attack frame point production. March 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a team-high 12 and Cody Stromberg The fee is $45 for all ages. Late fee will be an Cody Stromberg hit a field goal for the pumped in 11. Dugway also lost a 56-40 lone points of the period for Dugway. additional $10. For more info contact Judy at decision to Green River Thursday in state 843-0980 or Curtis and Melanie at 882-7088. The Mustangs countered with a 19-16 consolation play. outburst in the second stanza to chip away 13-year-old team scheduled Dugway Coach George Bruce said his at the deficit and close at 34-21 headed into Anyone interested in playing on a 13 year old team ran into a very talented and red-hot the half-time break. Zach James spurred super league baseball team is invited to attend a squad in Valley in the opening round. the comeback bid with six points on three “Valley had a lot more experience and baskets while Stromberg and Morgan tryout to be held March 11 from 4-6 p.m. at the photography/Troy Boman Grantsville High School baseball field. intensity than we did and they are a very Kartchner fired in five points each, as well. talented team,” he said. “They have a great Dugway’s Morgan Kartchner drives to the basket in a game at DHS ear- Landon Wilkins tallied three points in the lier this year. The Mustangs made their state record 37th consecutive guard line and are very quick. We just SEE WRAP PAGE A12 period. state tournament appearance last weekend but dropped a pair of games didn’t have the firepower to stay with them. in the Class 1A State Boys Basketball tournament. They didn’t take third place by accident. SEE FALLS PAGE A11 TUESDAY March 7, 2006 A11 Lady Mustangs post successful season

by Nick Drake prep basketball career of senior Sam Beltzer. SPORTS EDITOR Green River 53 - Dugway 27 Dugway knew it let a game slip away in the The Lady Pirates raced to a 14-7 lead eight first round of the Class 1A State Girls Basketball minutes into the contest and never looked back tournament. en route to a loser’s bracket victory in Class 1A If that wasn’t bad enough, Region 19 champs State Girls Basketball tournament action over the Green River were upset in their first round game Lady Mustangs Feb. 16 at the Sevier Valley Center that lead to a clash between region titans in the in Richfield. second round consolation game Feb. 16. Green River sprinted to a seven-point advantage The contest didn’t bode well for the Lady after one period, thanks to six points from Adriana Mustangs. Cordova and four more points by Heidi Vetere, and Green River eliminated the Region 18 co-champs the Lady Pirates never trailed the rest of the way. one day later with a 53-27 triumph over Dugway Brandi Webster and Whitney Bigelow also chipped Feb. 16 at Sevier Valley Center in Richfield. in with a basket each to aid the early outburst. Adriana Cordova led all scorers in the game Sherilyn Pianar paced the Dugway attack in the with a game high 19 and Whitney Bigelow logged opening period with six points and Jaynie Palmer eight for the victors. Brandii Webster, Charlene canned a charity toss to keep the Lady Mustangs Vetere, Cisi Vetere and Heidi Vetere all tossed in within striking distance. six points each as well. The Lady Pirates continued the scoring surge Sherilyn Pianar spearheaded the Lady Mustangs’ with a 12-7 rally in the second stanza to take a 26- offense with a team-high 14 while C.J. Mathews 14 cushion at the half-time break. Cordova poured and Jaynie Palmer contributed four each. in a pair of baskets and Charlene Vetere provided The loss eliminated Dugway and the two state a pair of charity tosses and field goal to ignite the photography/Troy Boman setbacks dropped the Lady Mustangs overall assault. Cisi Vetere and Bigelow also contributed Tooele assistant Coach Danny Medina (center) talk strategy in a game earlier this year. The Buffs battled record to 18-5 on the season. a field goal each to aid the effort and help extend to the Class 3A State Championship game for the second year in a row and took second place overall in Dugway Coach Brett Andrus said his team the intermission lead to double figures. the final state standings. ran into a talented Green River squad in loser’s Pianar paved the way for the Lady Mustangs bracket play. in the frame with three points and C.J. Mathews with 6:20 left in the frame. Jake Cedar raced in for a fast- “We came out and played a lot better than we popped the nets for a field goal. Palmer and Tayci Blazzard hit a rebound basket to break lay-up and then the Tooele did in the (state tourney) opener,” he stated. “We Rally Morse also chipped in with a free throw each to continued from page A10 open the scoring and Weeks hit a spark plug fired a perfect pass played with a lot more energy and less nerves. But aid the Dugway offense. lay-up to force the tie. to Hogan for a lay-up to cap the they just wore us down. They are really tall and Green River took command in the third period Tooele answered back when pivotal 14-0 run and stake the really physical. We just got beat by a better team. with a 14-4 barrage and built a huge 40-18 advan- Hayden Thurston led the Holt fired a pretty pass to Lockie Buffs to a huge 42-31 lead with “I was really happy with the season overall,” he tage with still one quarter remaining in the affair. Trojan attack with four points for a lay-up but Thurston buried 3:48 remaining. added. “We would have liked to have taken region Cordova spearheaded the pivotal rally with six while Josh Shaw and Alex a 3-point bomb for the Trojans Morgan cut the deficit to 43- outright. Outside of that, especially this year’s points on three field goals while Webster, Charlene Smittle netted a 3-point bomb to stake Morgan back to a slim 36 with 45 seconds left in the juniors, we grew up a lot and took on the leader- Vetere, Leah Swalberg and Cisi Vetere tossed in a each. Morgan Weeks netted a 27-26 cushion with 4:58 still left affair thanks to an Jake Blazzard ship role and that will benefit us a lot next year. basket each to help aid the outburst and stake the basket as well to keep Morgan in the quarter. rebound basket and Alex Sam Beltzer did a great job of being our senior Lady Pirates to a huge 22-point lead headed down within striking distance. Smittle canned a pair of char- Blazzard free throw. leader and she is a great athlete to have. She was The two teams would trade ity tosses to extend the Morgan But Cedar completed the tri- a great teammate.” baskets in the early portion of lead but Palmer hauled in an umph with a pair of clutch free SEE POST PAGE A12 The state setback to Green River capped the the second stanza and the game offensive rebound, was fouled throws, Zac Connelly fired in remained a one-point decision and canned both charity tosses a pair of free throws for good midway through the session. to pull the Buffs back to just a measure, and so Tooele had its Lockie drilled another 3-point 29-28 deficit. quarter-final triumph. Seize bomb and Holt provided a bas- Smittle hit a rebound lay-up The Buff guard trio of Holt, continued from page A10 ket to lead the way for the Buffs with 2:22 left in the third quar- Cedar and Nash Lockie shut in the period. ter to give the Trojans a 31-28 down the state leading scorer Whitehorse and they couldn’t get Meanwhile, Morgan’s Jake cushion. Josh Shaw and held the Trojan into an offensive rhythm the entire Blazzard drilled a 3-point shot Both teams failed to produce sharpshooter to a dismal one game. Manny and Sergio were and Smittle netted a field goal to points for the remainder of the of 14 shooting from the field playing well in the game and our pull the Trojans back to 18-17. period and the game remained and season-low three points in intensity was up. Our guys really Holt swooped in for a lay-up a tight contest headed into the the game. Shaw wasn’t the lone wanted to win this game from the and Lockie added a field goal final frame of the game. Trojan to struggle offensively. opening horn to the final buzzer. just minutes later to spot Tooele Then Tooele caught fire, coin- The Buffs held the hot-shooting They never let up or ever gave up. the game’s biggest lead to that cidentally with the chant ringing Morgan team to a dismal 31.8 “We did get hurt when Lynn point, 22-17, with 2:01 left until loud and clear from the THS stu- percent shooting from the floor (Maddox) injured himself again half-time. dent section. Palmer opened the for the game, hitting only 14 of and it effected our inside play Jake Blazzard hit a free throw crucial 14-0 run with a rebound 44 attempts. Smittle and Jake throughout the (state) tourna- but Lockie countered with a tip basket and Cedar buried a pair Blazzard hit eight of 12 shots ment,” he added. “It was one of the in with 38 seconds left to extend of charity tosses to give the Buffs while the remainder of the squad biggest wins on our home court in the Tooele lead to 24-18. back a slim 32-31 edge with 7:28 connected on just six of 32. years. You would have thought we Smittle put in a rebound bas- left in the contest. Tooele managed to hit 18 of would have won the NBA champi- ket with 2.1 ticks left to slice Just moments later, Cedar 35 shots for the game (51.4 per- onship. It was a fantastic feeling the Buff lead to only 24-20 at stole the basketball and sprinted cent), including a five of nine for our entire program and school. half-time. in for a fast-break lay-up to keep performance by Lockie for the I was really proud of the boys and Morgan came out of the break the rally going. Holt hit a driving game. Lockie also registered their efforts. We played almost a fired up and reeled off the first lay-up and Lawrence gave the 10 rebounds while Hogan and perfect game. It was great to see.” two field goals of the second-half Buffs a boost with a lay-up to Lawrence provided four boards A story on the state tournament to force another deadlock, 24-24, build a 38-31 edge. each as well. setbacks will be published in a future edition. bombs, and Schofield connected Dugway completed the home Wendover 61 - Whitehorse 60 for seven more points as well. triumph with a 9-4 cushion in the The Wildcats rallied for a 15- Falls continued from page A10 Stromberg and Zach James also fourth quarter. Schofield pumped 12 outburst in the final frame of netted two points each and Wilkins in a pair of baskets and Wilkins the game to pull out a thrilling flipped in a charity toss. netted three free throws. James state playoff triumph over the Red Valley kept pace with the ‘Cats Bret Ryan, Myers, Tyler Ruiz Dettle also provided a field goal Raiders Feb. 28 at Wendover. attack when Williams pumped in and Wyatt Allinson all provided a for the victors as well. Whitehorse raced to a slim 16- eight points, including two more basket each in the second. Rorry Hiskey fired in a basket 12 cushion eight minutes into the 3-point bombs. Glover netted five The Mustangs tacked on a 10-9 while Travis Horlacher and Hurst contest. Dedrick Mitchell popped points, also hitting a 3-point shot. scoring edge in the third period canned a free throw each for the the nets for six points while Trevor Hoyt also buried a 3-point bomb to expand the lead to 57-27 with Miners in the final frame. photography/Troy Boman Martin and Kohanna Holly netted to complete the point production still eight minutes remaining in Schofield led all scorers in the four points each to trigger the out- Wendover’s Sergio Sanchez puts up a shot in a home game against in the period. Dugway earlier this season. The Wildcats captured a pivotal playoff vic- the contest. Wilkins led the charge affair with a game-high 23 and burst. Broderick Lee also chipped However, the Buffs responded tory over Whitehorse last Tuesday to earn a prestigious berth into the with a pair of baskets while Stromberg pumped in 14. Wilkins in with a basket as well. after the intermission break with Class 1A State Boys Basketball tournament last week in Richfield. Schofield, James and Stromberg also contributed 12 and Kartchner Wendover stayed within striking a 10-4 scoring edge to regain a 44- added a field goal each as well. hit for 11. distance in the first frame, thanks 25 lead headed into the final eight out the victory in the waning of charity tosses to force the tie at Bret Ryan, Kyle Draper and Myers paved the way for the to five points by Sergio Sanchez minutes of action. Brandt Reese moments. Alvarez keyed the piv- the half-time break. Myers hit for three points each in Miners with a team-high 10 and and a three-point play from Manuel and Williams led the way with four otal run with 10 points, including Minsoo Ha paved the way for the period for the visitors. Bret Ryan netted five. Alvarez. Lynn Maddox and Landon points each and Nick Hoyt tossed a 3-point shot and three-point play, the Mongoose with six points on Mikesell also tossed in two points in a field goal to extend the margin while Sanchez netted the remain- three field goals and Slade net- each to keep the ‘Cats close eight to 19 points with eight minutes ing five points to vault the ‘Cats ted five points. McCloskey also minutes into the playoff affair. still remaining in the game. to victory. canned a 3-point bomb along the Pet of the Week The Wildcats bounced right Wilkins and Stromberg hit a Holly led the way for the Red way as well. back with a 24-17 outburst to field goal each in the third quar- Raiders with eight points in the Meridian did outscore Wendover grab a 36-33 edge at intermission. ter. final frame while Mitchell and 15-11 in the third quarter to build Alvarez ignited the ‘Cat comeback Dugway registered a slim 14- Martin were held to two each. a slim 44-40 lead headed into the with 12 points, including three 3- 10 scoring edge in the period to Cocker final frame of the game. Dok Kwon point bombs, and Sanchez poured Wendover 61 - Meridian 52 attempt to battle back down the and Rucker led the charge with in seven points, also hitting a 3- The Wildcats erupted for a 19-8 stretch. Wilkins paved the way four points each and McCloskey point shot along the way. Mikesell barrage in the fourth quarter to with seven points and Schofield Spaniel buried another 3-point shot. Slade also completed a three-point play erase a four-point Mongoose lead chipped in with five more. and Kim also registered a basket and Maddox added a field goal after three periods and register Stromberg also provided five each to help boost the hosts to a to aid the barrage and help stake a vital road triumph Feb. 22 at points and Stromberg drilled a Female two basket lead headed into the Wendover to a slim three-point Provo. pair of charity tosses to complete final frame of the game. Neutered advantage at the half-time break. Both teams produced 15 points the scoring in the affair. Maddox pumped in six points The Red Raiders could only in the first frame to keep the game Glover and Jason Hoyt ignited while Lara and Alvarez tossed in muster nine points from Martin deadlocked eight minutes into the the Valley offense with four points a field goal each. Sanchez also In need of a and four points by Holly dur- contest. Manuel Alvarez poured in each and Reese added a field goal canned a free throw to keep the ing the frame. Mitchell and Carl six points, all on 3-point bombs, as well. good home. ‘Cats within striking distance Whitehaur also fired in a field and Landon Mikesell netted four headed into the final session. Dugway 66 - Tintic 31 goal each to enable Whitehorse points to pave the way early for Wendover exploded in the fourth The Mustangs exploded for a to stay within striking distance the ‘Cats. Sergio Sanchez also bur- quarter when Alvarez blistered the 24-10 barrage in the first frame headed into the final two periods ied three free throws and Lynn nets for 12 points, including a pair and coasted to a decisive league of action. Maddox tossed in a field goal to of 3-point bombs, and Sanchez triumph over the Miners in the Whitehorse countered with a keep the game tied headed into poured in seven points, also hit- regular season finale Feb. 24 at 15-10 scoring advantage in the the second session. ting a long-range 3-point missile. Dugway. third quarter to seize a slim 48-46 Trevor Slade ignited the Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be Jose Rosales also provided a bas- Taylor Schofield and Cody lead headed into the final frame of Meridian attack in the opening required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. ket to aid the effort and lift the Stromberg triggered the early the game. Martin pumped in eight period with nine points and Quinn Shelters are only required to hold animals for visitors to victory. first-period assault with 10 points points, also hitting a 3-point mis- McCloskey hit for three points. Ha registered seven points and each and Wilkins chipped in with three days before they are euthanized. sile, and Mitchell tossed in four Wok Kim hit a field goal and K.C. Slade added a free throw to com- four points as well. For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals points to lead the way for the Rucker canned a free throw to plete the scoring for the hosts. Tintic could only muster five available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Raiders. Skylar Hamm hit a field knot the affair. Alvarez led all scoring in the points from Geoffrey Myers, 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville goal and Holly canned a charity Both teams logged 14 points in Animal Shelter at 884-6881. game with 23 points and Sanchez including a 3-point bomb, and toss to aid the effort. the second stanza to force a 29-29 pumped in another 15. Maddox Gage Hurst popped the cords for Mikesell and Sanchez paved the deadlock at intermission. Helso Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. also contributed 10 and Mikesell three free throws. way for Wendover in the third Lara buried a 3-point bomb in the tossed in six. Dugway erupted for another 23- quarter with three points each second period while Alvarez and Slade paced the Mongoose with 8 outburst in the second stanza while Jose Rosales and Maddox Sanchez registered three points Tooele Veterinary Clinic a team-high 17 and Ha fired in 13. to seize a whopping 47-18 inter- added a field goal each. each on a field goal and free throw McCloskey also netted nine and mission edge. Morgan Kartchner 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Wendover erupted for the 15- to aid the ‘Cat surge. Maddox hit a Rucker hit for five. ripped the nets for 11 points in 12 rally down the stretch to pull basket and Mikesell canned a pair the period, including three 3-point A12 TUESDAY March 7, 2006

Lupe DeSantiago produced all three of the points in the opening season and being required to play Post period for Wendover. Wrap “up” an age. The new dates means The Lady Mustangs tacked on a 16-4 assault in the second period continued from page A11 continued from page A10 a player will play his actual age to build a 24-7 half-time cushion. Pianar torched the Lady Wildcats at the beginning of the season, for 10 points in the quarter, including a perfect four-for-four perfor- Participants must be 13 or instead of at the end of the season. the stretch. mance from the charity stripe, and Jaynie Palmer logged a pair of younger as of April 30, 2006. Call For players in the program from Pianar flipped in three points and Morse added a free throw baskets as well. Sam Beltzer chipped in with a field goal also. 884-3685 for additional info. last year, some may get to play in to account for all of the Lady Mustangs point production in the Rejily Sweat and DeSantiago accounted for all of the Lady ‘Cat the same age bracket as last year. period. points with a basket each in the period. Tooele Babe Ruth Generally, this is an advantage for The Lady Pirates capped the triumph with a 13-9 cushion to com- Dugway outscored Wendover 13-9 in the third period as well all players as they are given more plete the state tourney decision. Bigelow spurred the Green River equipment needed to seize a commanding 37-16 advantage with only eight minutes Registration for the Tooele time to develop physically and attack in the final frame of the game with a pair of baskets and remaining in the game. Palmer poured in four charity tosses to pave improve their skill level that better Cordova netted three points. Webster, Heidi Vetere and Cisi Vetere County Babe Ruth Cal Ripken the way for the visitors and Pianar fired in a three-point play as well. Little League has concluded. matches their true age. netted two points each to enhance the attack for the victors. Morgyn Broadhead, Shelsea Wall and Beltzer also chipped in with a The Tooele Babe Ruth Baseball Palmer, Jessica Nichols, Mathews and Pianar flipped in two Late sign-ups will be placed on basket each as well. a waiting list and will pay a $15 League is asking all parents and points each and Shelsea Wall canned a free throw to complete the DeSantiago paced the hosts with five points and Andrea Gonzalez coaches to search their garages scoring for the Lady Mustangs. late fee. hit a pair of baskets to complete the scoring. Babe Ruth baseball and Cal and closets for player pants and Cordova led all scorers in the game with a game high 19 and The Lady Wildcats did register a 12-6 outburst down the stretch to baseball equipment. A number of Bigelow logged eight for the victors as well. Webster, Charlene Ripken leagues in conjunction make the final tally respectable. DeSantiago pumped in four points with other major amateur baseball pants were not returned at the Vetere, Cisi Vetere and Heidi Vetere all tossed in six points each as while Krishton Gonzales and Ana Martinez uncorked a 3-point end of last season. By reusing the well. league organizations in the United bomb each for the ‘Cats. Madison Higley also provided a field goal States have revised their cut off pants each year the cost of reg- Pianar spearheaded the Lady Mustangs’ offense with a team-high as well. istration can be reduced. Several 14 while Mathews and Palmer contributed four each. date for defining a players play- Pianar led the Lady Mustangs with four points in the final frame ing age. Beginning with the 2006 coaches still have not turned in Dugway 43 - Wendover 28 of the game and Tayci Morse buried a pair of charity tosses to com- season, the cut off date will move their equipment from last season. The Lady Mustangs rolled to a 17-point lead at intermission and plete the scoring. from Aug. 1 to April 30. The age of Those items are also critical to cruised to the league triumph Jan. 12 at Wendover. Pianar led all scorers with a game high 23 and Palmer tossed in the player on April 30 will become keeping the league costs to a mini- Sherilyn Pianar popped the cords for six points on three baskets eight. Beltzer also chipped in with four for the victors. his league playing age. The deci- mum. If you have any of these and C.J. Mathews added another field goal to spot Dugway an 8-3 DeSantiago spurred Wendover with a team high 14 and Andrea sion better serves the players who items, please call 882-6854 for pick lead after one period expired. Gonzalez netted four. were having birthdays during the up.

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1967 Dodge Coronet, owners Bob and Colleen Johnson.

1955 Mercury, owner Ken Frailey One County Five Best of Class by Mark Watson victories. Donnie, in his 20s is the exception. He is the youngster in STAFF WRITER “Instead of spend- 1973 Dodge Pickup, owners Sam and Vickie Bolinder. They could be called Tooele’s the group. Fantastic Five when it comes to ing my money on “We’ve been doing this for a building and showing off classic long time,” Johnson said. “We cars. a psychiatrist I know what the judges are looking The quintet nabbed six “best- for. With this car show the judges are very meticulous. They will go of-class” honors and one “out- go out and work in there with flashlights and look standing” award last month at the at every inch of the car.” AutoRama car show at Sandy’s on old cars.” International Show Car South Towne Expo Center. Association (ISCA) judges decide The five auto-building phenoms — DICK HALL who the winners are at AutoRama are Bob Johnson, Ken Frailey, OF TOOELE’S FANTASTIC FIVE while at other car shows in the Dick Hall, Donnie Hall and Sam state it is the sponsors or par- Bolinder. ticipants who select the winners. “Considering how big this show The show is more of an inter- “They have specific rule books is to have six cars from this area and guides for each classification,” win best-of-class is pretty presti- mountain car show instead of a state show with entries out of Johnson said. “When you win (at gious,” said Bob Johnson owner AutoRama) you know your car is of Bob’s Garage on Progress Way. Idaho, Washington, California, Oregon and Wyoming. of equal caliber to the top cars in Johnson claimed two of the best- the nation.” of-show accolades. Ken Frailey’s Four of the five Tooele men claim years of experience in restoring AutoRama is sponsored by ISCA cars grabbed a pair of top honors automobiles and have won several and some cars at the show are part while Dick Hall won a best of class awards over the years, but winning of a touring group that hits 22 cit- with son Donnie Hall winning an at AutoRama is something they “outstanding” award. Sam Bolinder cherish more than any of the other SEE AWARDS ON B3 1951 Henry Jay, owner Dick Hall. nabbed a best-in-class award.

Bob Johnson’s 1967 Dodge Coronet flies off the starting line and is airborne for 100 feet at Rocky Mountain Raceway during the final race of the 2005 season. In addition to racing, Johnson’s car also earned a best- of-show award at the AutoRama car show last month in Sandy. The owner said because he also races the car, he had to spend more than 100 hours cleaning it up for the car show. Broccoli — purple, green, always healthy — is back s a child, I many nutritional values. Broccoli is very We are much clearer on broccoli’s branch” referring to its branching habit. adopt it into their eating habits until knew very high in vitamin C, vitamin A, potassium health attributes, but its flavor is what Roman farmers called broccoli “the five the 1930s after Italian brothers, the Alittle about and iron. It is also rich in fiber. Recent has finally won us over. While it wasn’t green fingers of Jupiter.” D’arrigo Brothers, came to America, and broccoli. It was cancer research has revealed the role of much in use in the United States until Italy was the primary place of cul- started growing it in San Jose, Calif., and “just a vegetable” anti-oxidants in cancer prevention, and recent years, it did appear on dinner tivation until the 16th century when shipped it across the country. It was not consigned to a dish broccoli is one of the vegetables rich in plates in the Roman Empire. Catherine de Medici, member of an influ- a quick success, even then. Some people lost somewhere antioxidants like beta-carotene — which The Etruscans in Asia Minor (now ential Italian family, married Henry II of embraced it enthusiastically thinking it on the table. They becomes vitamin A. Turkey) are the first to have recorded France and brought her taste for broccoli was a newly developed plant, but others were lost, at least When humans breathe, they take in eating broccoli. These people migrated to with her. heartily avoided it. to my young mind, oxygen. The body needs oxygen for nor- Italy, taking the vegetable with them. The French gardeners quickly adopted the Cooking tips because I chose to mal metabolism to take place. As oxida- Romans quickly adopted the vegetable. plant and its use spread across Europe. Perhaps the problem was that it was ignore them if pos- Diane Sagers tion takes place in the cells, molecules “Designer” broccoli, which is purple, The English called it ‘sprout colli-flower” CORRESPONDENT often overcooked. Today it is a popular sible. They did not known as free radicals form. They can has appeared in recent years. We enjoy or “Italian asparagus” under the assump- raw addition to salads and relish trays appear on the table damage tissues in the body. This damage it as a “new” novelty, but actually, the tion that it originated in Italy. and is often featured on menus at restau- much, either. In the Homefront may lead to some cancers, heart disease original broccoli was purple when raw Thomas Jefferson was way ahead of rants steamed or stir-fried. 50s, cooked veg- and other illnesses. Antioxidants appar- and turned green when cooked. The his time when it came to vegetables. He Broccoli lends itself to many cooking etable choices were ently slow down the formation of free Romans developed a green variety called kept meticulous records of his gardens at methods — boiling, steaming, stir-fry pretty much stuck on beans, peas, corn, radicals, reducing and repairing damage Calabrese. his home, Monticello, in Virginia. From or sauté, deep-frying, pressure-cooking, beets, winter squash, and carrots. to cells. Antioxidants may reduce the risk Since many new vegetables are named those records, we know that he planted and microwave cooking. It is available In recent years, however, broccoli of heart attack, protect against cataracts, for their appearance, it is fitting that broccoli and cauliflower on May 27, 1767. year around, but is at its peak in fall and and other Cole crops have moved to the promote healthy eyes and skin and boost the name broccoli came from the Latin Although broccoli came to the United forefront as science has discovered their immunity to colds and flu. brachium, which means “strong arm or States in the 1700s, Americans did not SEE BROCCOLI ON B3

Art Teens Sister City Club unveils mural Teen summit slated Buy fresh oranges The THS Art Club and the The Fourth Annual Tooele Tooele’s Sister City Committee Sprint Exclusive Store in County Summit for parents is selling fresh picked navel Tooele unveil the THS Art and youth ages 12-18 will be oranges from California. These Club mural project. Join us held Tuesday, March 21, 6-9:15 are the sweetest, juiciest oranges Tuesday, March 7, from 5-7 p.m. at Tooele High School, you will ever taste. We will use p.m. at 1191 N. Main Street. 301 W. Vine. Registration will the funds for projects with our There will be student awards, begin at 5:15 p.m. in the audi- sister city in Kambarka, Russia. art club dedication, light torium The oranges will be delivered refreshments, giveaways, There will be over 20 great on March 10. Please call Janna prizes and a raffle to win a breakout sessions and keynote at 882-6910 to order or for more phone, discounted service, speakers LaVell Edwards and information. Prices are $25 full gift certificates and more! Ron McBride. case or $14 half case. B2 TUESDAY March 7, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

Order of the Eastern Star Tooele Valley Chapter No. 25 celebrated its 43rd birthday Feb. 2. Pictured are: (l-r) Worthy Matron Raelyne Estep, Worthy Grand Matron of the state Barbara Wightman, Worthy Patron Bob Sheedy, Leavitt Insurance Agency, recently donated $600 to Robert Chance. Chapter members Jean Nell and June Piker received Joyce Hogan of Energy Solutions presents a check for $600 to Vicki Carolyn Jenson of the Tooele County Children’s Justice Center. Bob bid 25-year pins and certificates for steadfast commitment. Carma Griffith of the Tooele Kiwanis Club. Joyce bid $600 for a second $600 on the Doug Wright bobblehead doll at the annual Tooele County Schwoerer was appointed Grand Representative of Ontario, Canada. Doug Wright Bobblehead doll at the annual Tooele County Chamber Chamber of Commerce banquet held in January. The entire $600 was June Piker was introduced as Grand Representative of British Columbia of Commerce Banquet held in January. The $600 will be used for the donated to the justice center at Bob’s request. and the Yukon. DARE Program.

Tooele Non-profit funding available The fees are as follows: Horses, one for Wednesday in Lent, beginning March Schools The Tooele County Emergency Food $25 or three for $35; bulls, One for $20. 8. They will begin at 6 p.m. with a soup and Shelter Program Board has been General admission is $2. supper followed by worship and discus- Hunters learn rules awarded $18,000 to supplement food, shel- For more information, contact Wes sion at 7 p.m. GHS council meets Clegg at 496-3129 or visit www.deseret- The next hunter education class is ter and utility assistance. The Board will LDS singles party GHS community council meeting will scheduled for March 14, 16, 21-23, range peakcomplex.com. convene to determine the best use of these Tooele South Stake single adult beach be held in the school library monday, 25th from 6-9 p.m. Range times will be funds and to select local organizations to party will be Saturday, March 18, 2-3:30 March 13 at 5 p.m. As part of the agenda announced. State law requires students provide services. p.m. at the Tooele South Stake building. the GHS Parent Teacher Organization will to attend all sessions of class. Cost is Grantsville Non-profit and governmental agencies Come in casual dress for fun, food and assist Principal Jones in awarding prizes $6. The location is the Tooele County interested in applying can contact Lori games. to student winners of the Visions program. Health Building, 151 N. Main, Tooele. For Sandoval at 882-1278 or 800-796-2444 to Planners meet All winners and their parents are invited to more information, call Gene at 882-4767 or apply before 5 p.m. March 14. The Grantsville City Planning Baptist revival slated be present for their awards on March 13. The First Baptist Church of Grantsville Bryan at 882-6795. Commission will hold a meeting on Signing concert set invites the public to its Spring Revival, Take GED Thursday, March 9, in the Grantsville Learn to prune fruit trees Come support the Tooele High School March 10-12, with Ed Chaney, a gradu- The GED test will be given at the Tooele USU Extension is offering three on-site City Hall council chambers, 429 E. Main eighth annual deaf concert brought to ate of Southwestern Baptist Theological Adult Education Center, 76 S. 1000 W., fruit tree pruning demonstrations Friday, St., at 7 p.m. you by TSP (Tooele Sign Pride) March Seminary with a master’s of divinity, in on March 21-22, starting at 8 a.m. Please March 10. The first demonstration will be Public comments will be taken on 13-14 7 p.m. at the auditorium. Tickets the ministry since 1958. contact Andrea at 833-1994 by March 17 to at 10 a.m. at 111 W. Durfee St., Grantsville, proposed: are $4 in advance, $5 at the door, and for The First Baptist Church is located pre-register for the test. at the Oliver residence. This demonstra- • Construction of a fire station in the a group of 10 people $10. Please call for at 235 W. Main, Grantsville. Services are Learn to drive tion will feature young peach and apple CS zone tickets: Heather Christensen at 882-8585 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday, March A driver’s education course for adults 18 trees, grapes and raspberries. The second • Amendment to allow public bench or Kendra Reed at 801-635-6580. 10-12. Sunday morning services begin and over will begin Tuesday, April 4, from demonstration will be at 1:30 p.m. at 253 signs in all zones Be kind, fix pets at 11 a.m. For information, contact the 6-9 p.m. at the Adult Education Learning Birch St., Tooele, at the Lowry residence, • A three-lot minor subdivision at 251 The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ church at 884-6025 or the pastor at 884- Center, 76 S. 1000 W. The class includes and will feature peach and apple trees. N. Cooley Street. Neuter Clinic will be in Tooele March 8 at 3737. 18 hours of classroom instruction and 12 The third demonstration will be at 4 p.m. • Revisions to Chapter 21 (subdivi- Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 N. microchipping and hours of driving and observation. Each at 812 E. Bates Canyon Road, Erda, at sions). vaccinations will be available to anyone class is three hours and will continue one The Garden of Erda. This demonstration while the veterinarian is there. Run with the Sociable Scouts night per week until May 9. You may reg- will feature young peach and apple trees. For prices and more information, call Old Folks Sociable 5K Run is set for ister by calling 833-1994 from 8:30 a.m. to Demonstrations will be provided by Larry toll-free 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) Saturday, March 25, at 9 a.m. The race 2 p.m. The cost is $170. Current students Sagers, regional horticulture specialist. Scout-O-Rama starts or visit www.utahpets.org. begins and ends at Grantsville High receive a $75 discount. Art Club unveils mural School and is open to runners of all Ticket sales kick off day is March 11 starting at 8:30 a.m. at Buddy’s Family Get high school diploma The THS Art Club and the Sprint ages. Preregister at Grantsville City Hall Entertainment Bowling, 1111 N. 200 W., Get your high school diploma at the Exclusive Store in Tooele unveil the THS Meetings or Soelberg’s. Registration cost is $15 Tooele. Great prizes to be earned. Every Tooele Adult Education Center, 76 S. 1000 Art Club mural project. Join us Tuesday, before March 18, $17 after. Registration unit, Cub Scout and Boy Scout is invit- W. The center offers all classes required March 7, from 5-7 p.m. at 1191 N. Main on the day of the race will be from 7:30- County commission meets ed. For more information, contact Mike for a high school diploma, adult basic Street. There will be student awards, art 8:30 a.m. in front of GHS. The Tooele County Commission will Perry at 882-7410. education, GED preparation, word pro- club dedication, light refreshments, give- hold a special meeting on Tuesday, March Seeking items from past cessing, drivers’ education and English as aways, prizes and a raffle to win a phone, 8, at 3 p.m. in room 310 of the Tooele The Grantsville Old Folks Sociable a second language. discounted service, gift certificates and County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. Committee is looking for items from Library Just $25 per semester covers all core more! The commission will vote to close the past Sociables to preserve and display classes you may want to take. Call 833- Fresh oranges available meeting to hold a strategy session to dis- each year at the Sociable, such as pro- 1994 for additional information. Tooele’s Sister City Committee is sell- cuss pending litigation. grams, tickets, invitations, name tags, Library booksale successful The Friends of the Library thanks ing fresh picked navel oranges from City planners meet etc. If you have items you would like to California. These are the sweetest, juiciest donate, please contact Annette Johnson all who purchased the large number The Tooele City Planning Commission oranges you will ever taste. We will use at 884-6701. of books donated to its bookstore. All Seniors will meet in a business meeting Wednesday, the funds for projects with our sister city proceeds go directly toward purchase March 8, at 7 p.m. at Tooele City Hall in the in Kambarka, Russia. The oranges will be of new items for the Tooele City Public city council chambers, 90 N. Main. Grantsville seniors delivered on March 10. Please call Janna at Overlake Library. The money was spent on: $1100 The Grantsville Senior Center can be 882-6910 to order or for more information. Housing authority meets worth of large print books, fiction and called at 884-3446. Prices are $25 full case or $14 half case. The Tooele County Housing Authority non-fiction; $800 for books on tape; $300 will hold a board meeting on March 9 at 9 Homeowners meet • Mondays lunch at noon, reservations View sakura oil paintings The annual Overlake HOA meeting for children’s books. All these books a.m. in the Axiom Financial building, 614 will be catalogued and available soon. by 8:30 a.m. “And the day came when the pain to will be Thursday, March 23, at 7 p.m. at N. Main, Tooele. Don’t forget your book donations to • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. remain in the bud became more than it Overlake Elementary (2052 N. 170 W.). our bookstore for resale. We love to ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, takes to bloom.” All homeowners and interested resi- recycle! reservations by 8:30 a.m. m-e style is hosting “Hanami” original Sports dents are invited to attend. • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. break- 4’x4’ sakura (cherry blossom) oil paintings Rid property of bulky trash Story time events fast; 1 p.m. Pinochle by Anne Pappas. Come discuss the work Remember bulky waste pickup day is • Story Time canceled — The Tooele • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. with the artist during the artist’s reception Hikers change date the fourth Thursday of each month. You County Bookmobile Library, Grantsville, line dancing; lunch at noon, reservations The Tooele Hiking Group will meet at Friday, March 10, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at 5 may contact Ace Disposal at 882-7009 has canceled Story Time scheduled for by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; the St. Barnabas Center Tuesday, March N. Main Street, Tooele. The paintings will with questions or to confirm pickup. Thursday, March 9. 1 p.m. Bingo 14, at 7 p.m. Come join our March hikes, display through April 14. • Learn to sign stories — Come join • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at noon, camps, and an upcoming river trip. Public Design landscape professionally us March 16 at 4 p.m. in the Tooele reservations by 8:30 a.m. is welcome! Contact Kurt Alloway 801- County Bookmobile Library, Grantsville, USU Extension is offering a four-week Stansbury • Everyday quilting 550-4674 or [email protected]. for a very special Story Time program. home landscape design class taught by • March 8 — Blood sugar testing 10 Jalyn Christianson, with a degree in deaf Larry Sagers, horticultural specialist. a.m. Service agencies meet education, will present stories, songs Class participants will learn the landscape • March 12 — Laughlin/Mesquite trip Philanthropy The Board of Trustees of the Stansbury and activities in sign language. Children design basics, including waterwise design. $151 plus $55 or $206 single. Recreation Service Area and the and parents, learn to sign. For additional Class will include a consultation with a • March 18 — Old Time Fiddlers play Greenbelt Service Area and the Board information, call 884-3703. Master Gardener. Classes start March 16 Part-time volunteer needed of Directors of the Stansbury Service 1-3 p.m. All who like to dance and listen A volunteer is needed at the Children’s 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the USU Extension office, Agency will convene on Wednesday, Read, rate and rave to great music are invited. Justice Center Mondays, Thursdays and Teens, help us celebrate National 151 N. Main in Tooele. Call for cost and to March 8, at 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse, #1 • March 28 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. every other Friday to do reception duties Library Week and you could be $10 rich- register by calling Patty at 843-2350. Country Club Drive, Stansbury Park. by appointment Celebrate Cinco de Mayo and odd jobs. Contact Lynne Smith at the er. If you’re in grades 6-12 we need your • March 31 — Birthday dinner 4 p.m. Center at 843-1161. help reviewing our great selection of The first annual city wide Cinco de Entertainment by Dugway’s Old Time young adult and junior fiction books at Mayo celebration is being planned for Pine Canyon Fiddlers. Tooele City Library. Just choose a book, Saturday, May 6, at the Veterans Memorial Tooele seniors Deseret Peak then Read it! Rate it! And Rave about Park. We are looking for enthusiastic, The Tooele County Senior Citizen Public comments on plan it (or not)! Return the book and entry good workers to help bring it all together. Center can be reached at 882-2870. The Pine Canyon Planning form before the drawing on Wednesday, We need food vendors to provide authen- Indoor arena closed Commission will hold a public hearing April 5, at 4 p.m. and you could be one tic Mexican cooking, people to help set up The Deseret Peak Complex indoor Thursday, March 16, at 7 p.m. to take of three lucky readers who receive a $10 the day before and the day of the event, arena will be closed for open riding on public comment on the proposed Pine SEE DOINGS ON B9 the following dates: Thursday-Sunday, gift certificate. The more you read, the entertainment and decorators. Call Rose Canyon General Plan. Copies of the Plan March 9-12. Regular open riding times more chances to win. Trujillo for more information at 882-8900 can be obtained in the Tooele County will resume on March 12 at noon. Please ext. 24 (police department). Engineering office, room 113 of the see our Website for a complete calendar Teen summit slated county courthouse, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. DOINGS POLICY for open riding dates and times at www. The Fourth Annual Tooele County Monday-Friday. Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Summit for parents and youth ages 12-18 deseretpeakcomplex.com or call us at 843- Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at will be held Tuesday, March 21, 6-9:15 4000. [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. p.m. at Tooele High School, 301 W. Vine. Rough Stock practice set Churches The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable Registration will begin at 5:15 p.m. in the Deseret Peak Complex and Elkhorn organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the auditorium Rodeo Company present rough stock practice every Monday at 7 p.m. at Lent marked Wednesdays advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we There will be over 20 great breakout St. Barnabas Episcopal Church and the Indoor Arena. Practice runs Dec. 5 can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words sessions and keynote speakers LaVell Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church through March 27. or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the Edwards and Ron McBride. will hold joint Lent services every desired publication date. TUESDAY March 7, 2006 B3

It is in Grade One condition. I love affair for me. I’m happy on cars keeps me sane.” BABIES Awards have 1,000 miles on it. I don’t with these awards because this Several cars at the show could drive it around much, just on is the biggest car show in the continued from page B1 be sold for between $200,000 to Sunday afternoons and maybe state as far as notoriety. There Hayden Brown ies nationwide from November down to Grantsville to show it are shows that are attended $300,000. Johnson said his clas- Curt and Amber Brown are through March. off at the Old Folks Sociable,” by more people like the one in sic cars represent retirement pleased to announce the arriv- Johnson’s awards came in the Frailey said. Cache Valley, but this is the top money and education money for al of their son, Hayden Roland Super Street Race Car Class with He agreed with Johnson show.” his kids. Brown. Hayden was born on his 1967 Dodge Hemi Coronet that the judging at AutoRama Frailey now has three A truck travels with the Feb. 23 at LDS Hospital, weigh- RT. He also won best of class in is much different than at other Corvettes, the 1955 Mercury ing 4 pounds 14 ounces and the Conservative Pickup Class car shows. “They’re crawling in and is working on a 1959 GMC AutoRama show with an esti- measuring 19 inches. The proud 2000-2006 with his Dodge SRT- and around and underneath the pickup. mated value of over $1 mil- grandparents are Rob and Billie 10. cars. They also have photos and Dick Hall won best of class lion. Artwork on the vehicle is Brown and Martin Munsters Ken Frailey won with his brochures of the originals to see with his 1951 Henry J. and son astounding according to those and Sandra Munsters. Curt and 1955 Mercury Montclair in the how well the cars match them,” Donnie won and outstanding who have seen it up close. Amber would like to thank their Restored Class and his 1993 ZR1 he said. honor with his 1964 Grand Prix. family and friends for all their Corvette won the Contemporary “There were 448 ZR1 Corvettes Sam Bolinder won top hon- “The artwork looks like pho- love and support, as well as the Sports Class. It also claimed top come out of the factory in 1993. ors with his 1973 D100 Dodge tographs. Everything is hand- staff at LDS Hospital. prize for the car with the best These cars were three inches truck. painted and the truck honors all Hayden Roland Brown upholstery. wider in the rear than the nor- “Instead of spending my the American heroes throughout “I started restoring the mal Corvette,” Frailey said. money on a psychiatrist I go out all the world wars,” Dick Hall Mercury in 1989 and finished it “I’ve been showing since the and work on old cars,” Dick Hall MORE COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS ON A7 in 1996,” Frailey said. “I’ve prob- late ‘70s when I purchased my said. “I have a little bit of time said. ably invested $50,000 in that car. first Corvette. It’s just been a now that I’m retired so working e-mail:[email protected]

1/4 cup chopped pecans Sauté onion in butter in 2 1/2- 2/3 cup coarsely chopped sliv- Broccoli 2 garlic cloves, minced quart saucepan until it is tender. ered almonds continued from page B1 Cut off broccoli flowerets. Sprinkle in flour. Stir in broth. 1 cup grated cheddar cheese Place in a steamer and steam until Cook until smooth and thick, Cook broccoli in boiling salted spring. crisp-tender — about 8 minutes. stirring constantly. Add cheese, water until tender crisp. Drain and Broccoli is tasty by itself in Place flowerets in a medium bowl. stirring until melted. Blend in milk coarsely chop. Melt 1/4 cup mar- many cooking methods, but it is Keep warm. Peel broccoli stems, gradually. Add remaining ingredi- garine, stir in flour, chicken stock quick and easy to dress up with a and shred them. Steam shredded ents, broccoli and cooking liquid, and salt. Stir in milk. Cook until little cheese. broccoli stems until crisp-tender mixing well. thickened. Melt 6 tablespoons mar- — about 8 minutes. Placed cooked garine in 1/2 cup hot water. Pour broccoli stems in a small bowl. Broccoli and Cheese Quick Italian broccoli over stuffing mix. Add nuts and Add 1 tablespoon butter, 3 table- Broccoli flowerets Yield 4-6 servings spoons sour cream, 1/8 teaspoon toss together. Place broccoli into Carrot chunks (optional) 1 1/2 pounds fresh broccoli salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper and buttered 2-quart casserole. Pour Cauliflower (optional) trimmed and cut into 2 inch pieces. nutmeg. Mix lightly with nuts. Melt white sauce over top with stuffing Butter (optional) 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese 2 tablespoons butter in a small mix. Bake at 375 degrees for 25 Shredded cheese of your choice 3 tablespoons margarine saucepan over medium heat. Sauté minutes. Top with cheese the last — try pepper jack for a zippy garlic in butter until butter browns 1/2 teaspoon basil five minutes of baking. flavor lightly. Pour garlic butter over Salt and pepper to taste Place broccoli flowerets alone Garden Tips broccoli flowerets. Add 1/8 tea- Bring 1 inch salted water to or combined with carrot chunks Utah State University spoon each salt and pepper. Serve boil in a large covered skillet. Add and cauliflower in a wide dish. Dot broccoli, cover, return to boil and Extension is offering three on-site immediately. Serve in separate fruit tree pruning demonstrations with butter (optional) and sprinkle dishes or combine as one dish. steam until tender — about 12 shredded cheese of your choice. minutes. Drain. Add margarine, Friday, March 10. The first dem- Place dish in a microwave and allow to melt. Sprinkle with grated onstration will be at 10 a.m. at 111 heat until the cheese melts and the Broccoli/Cheese Soup cheese and seasonings. Cover until W. Durfee St, Grantsville, at the Yield 10 servings vegetables are crisp-tender. Serve. cheese melts. Oliver residence. This demonstra- 1 10-ounce package frozen If you prefer to cook your veg- tion will feature young peach and chopped broccoli etables a little more, microwave apple trees, grapes and raspber- 4 chicken bouillon cubes or 1 Gourmet Broccoli first to partly cook them, then add ries. The second demonstration can chicken broth Yield 8-10 servings the cheese and continue until it will be at 1:30 p.m. at 253 Birch 1 medium onion chopped 3 pounds broccoli melts. St., Tooele, at the Lowry residence, 2 tablespoons butter 1/4 cup butter or margarine 2 tablespoons flour 1/4 cup flour and will feature peach and apple Broccoli Duo 2 cups cubed processed cheese 1 1/2 tablespoons chicken stock trees. The third demonstration Yield 3 servings food or Cheese Whiz base will be at 4 p.m. at 812 E. Bates 1 large bunch broccoli 4 1/2 cups milk 1/2 teaspoon salt Canyon Road, Erda, at The Garden 3 tablespoons butter 1 teaspoon salt 2 cups milk of Erda. This demonstration will 3/8 cup dairy sour cream 1/4 teaspoon pepper 6 tablespoons butter or marga- feature young peach and apple 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon garlic salt rine trees. Demonstrations will be pro- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground Cook broccoli in small amount 2/3 of 8-ounce package herb sea- vided by Larry Sagers, Regional pepper of water in saucepan until tender. soned stuffing mix Horticulture Specialist. ANSWERS ON B9

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Transportation Security Officers 24 hrs. emp. serv. completion of a certifi ed Medical Assistant program or equivalency; Salt Lake City International Airport X-PGA Tour Players Trucks SUPERCUTS ARE busi- seek Dealers year Basic Life Support Health Care Provider card or ability to obtain one within one month of hire; demonstrated phlebotomy skills and Officers provide security and protection for air travelers, airports and aircraft. ness is booming and round business. Deal- growing are not just ers make up to $300K 1969 FORD F250 3/4 ton demonstrated human relation and effective communication skills. Full-Time:Starting at $26,554 per year Plus Benefits haircuts anymore also year. Est Co. with suc- 390 V8, bew brakes, Registration as a Health Care Provider in the state of Utah, and Part-Time:Starting at $12.72 per hour Plus Benefits color and facial waxing cess stories $39K in- front wheel bearings, demonstrated profi ciency in the specifi c clinic’s specialty skills within (Includes 12.52% Locality Pay) services competitive vestment required, 1- runs good, new paint six weeks of hire also required. Specialty skills may not be performed pay plan, paid holidays, job. $1700. Daniel 843- Minimum Requirements: U.S. Citizenship or U.S. National • High school diploma, 800-805-4583. (ucan) until after the new hire completes competency testing. Hiring GED or equivalent, or one year of security or aviation screening experience paid vacations, advac- 7829 ment opportunities, PRIVATE CLUB and re- department may prefer Medical Assistant Certifi cation or Registration. • English proficiency • Pre-employment medical evaluation Please apply online at: • Pass a background/credit check must have a barber and staraunt for sale by 1976 CHEVY C30 454, cosmetologist licenses, owner in Tooele. Re- shell, 71,000 miles, Please apply online at: www.hr.utah.edu contacke Reina 435- duced price. Establish- $2500. Call 884-6574. http://tsacareers.recruitsoft.com Human Resources 843-5428 ed 11 years. Includes Ask for Ken. Evenings. 1-800-887-1895 real estate. Owner in 420 Wakara Way, Suite 105 TTY: 1-800-887-5506 poor health. 882-9085 1987 CHEV Blazer, Salt Lake City, UT 84108 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Phone: (801) 581-2169 BULLETIN afternoons. $2800 obo. 882-0498 TSA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Equal Opportunity Employer Small Business owners: 1991 CHEVY pick up 4 x Place your classified ad 4 Automatic 125K miles in 45 newspapers good condition. Alumi- throughout Utah for only num wheels, Charcoal IMMEDIATE OPENING Miller Motorsports Park $155. for 25 words, and gray $4600 call 882- CITY OF WEST WENDOVER, NEVADA $5. per word over 25. 2560 You will reach up to POLICE DEPARTMENT-POLICE OFFICER has an opening for a full time 340,000 households 1996 DODGE Ram and it is a one call, one 1500stl 4 x 4 extended Under general and direct supervision of the Police Sergeant, Lieutenant order, one bill program. cab w/ shell $6,000 obo Call the Transcript Bul- 435-850-2422 and the Chief of Police, performs the full range of operational duties re- Facility Technician letin at 882-0050 for fur- quired in the performance of law enforcement functions and in maintain- ther info. (ucan) 1998 GMC Sierra 2500 ing the law and order in the City. Responsible for patrolling assigned Recreational extended cab 4x4, LOW areas, checking buildings for security, responding to calls for police LOW miles! 62k, load- service, investigating misdemeanor and felony cases, investigating traffi c Functions include: Vehicles ed, bed liner, tow pack- accidents and providing fi rst aid as needed, providing city wide traffi c FOR SALE ‘00 Jayco age. $12,995. 884-3758 enforcement, serving legal/civil papers, testifying in court, interacting • Sweeping/blowing track Qwest trailer with full and coordinating with other government and law enforcement agencies 2001 DODGE STL, 4x4 • Race track preparations kitchen, bunk beds and and other duties as required. queen size bed. Excel- extended cab, sleeper, carpet kit, new tires, • Painting lent condition, $7500. STARTING SALARY $13.38 to $14.75/Hour Call 882-4427 very low miles, $14,300. • Race track safety system maintenance Call (801)550-6555 SALARY RANGE: $13.38 to $22.88/Hour Motorcycles & 2002 CHEV Silverado, • Some machinery operation ATVs Full job descriptions and applications are available: X-cab LS, white, load- In Person • Event setups 1998 HONDA 350 ed, 4x4, auto, bed liner City of West Wendover, 801 Alpine Street, West Wendover, Nevada 89883 and cover. Excellent. FOREMAN $500 OBO By U.S. Mail • General light maintenance work thru-out the 840-3514 $16,900. Call (801)455- 2806 Send a business size self addressed stamped envelope to the City of West park as required 2001 POLARIS Trail Wendover Attn: Job Opening, P.O. Box 2825, West Wendover, Nevada 89883 Boss 325, looks and 2002 FORD Ranger XLT Via Facsimile • Must be a self-starter, motivated individual runs great, $1400 obo. 4x4 extended cab, 4 Contact the City of West Wendover (775) 664-3081 884-0199 (801)699- door, automatic, cd Via the Web able to work under pressure 8644 player, bed liner, www.westwendovercity.com $12,000 obo. Call 884- 2004 YAMAHA Raptor 3502 Completed applications with questionnaire must be received by the 660r ridden less then Please send resume to or apply at: 20hrs w/tons of extras. City Offi ce, City of West Wendover, 801 Alpine Street, West FOR SALE: 1977 Ford Wendover, Nevada 89883, by 4:30 P.M., Monday March 13, 2006. Utah Jazz includes all ridding fear F150 4x4, new transfer and rims paddles case, clutch & press pic Human Resources $4,500 882-6631 460 Lincoln engine, 5 The City of West Wendover offers a full range of benefi ts including but 1/2” lift, short bed, re- not limited to: Accrued vacation and sick leave, paid medical insur- 301 W. South Temple cently replaced ex- ance, 11 paid holidays, and participation in Nevada Public Employees haust. Many extras. Retirement System (PERS). Salt Lake City, UT 84101 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Show winner. Needs ULLETIN B TLC. $4000 obo. See at The City of West Wendover is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Or [email protected] 72 Park Ave. Call 882- This is a non-exempt position under FLSA. 882-0050 5747 ask for Stan. B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 7, 2006

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Homes for Rent GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM STANSBURY PARK $$$SAVE MONEY FSBO 3BDRM, 2bth, WANT TO buy? call me TORS NOTICE OF PUBLIC mined to be applied for in 2bt Mobile home 5bdrm 2bth rambler, Find HUD & Bank 1650sqft. For more in- to help you find, negoti- NOTICE is hereby given HEARING the CDBG Small Cities $550/mo $300/dep. 494 Country Club. owned homes at: formation call 843-0671 ate the purchase of that a meeting of the Notice is hereby given Program in Program 3BDRM 2BTH 1996 mo- rental references re- Available now. or 801-879-4636 Chad your home Telena 830- Board of Trustees of the that the Erda Township Year 2004-05: TOOELE bile home, newer carpet www.tooelebankowned quired no pets, 882- $1200/mo. Before 4pm homes.com or call for or Elisha 8113 Prudential Utah Stansbury Recreation Planning Commission COUNTY GRANST- and tile, nice, fenced 1695, 884-3752 Christy 843-1282. After Real Estate Service Area and the will be holding a PUBLIC VILLE SENIOR CITI- yard. Call 884-6070 a list Berna or Chris 4pm, 843-9883 Troy. 435-840-5029, Group FSBO VERY Nice multi Greenbelt Service Area HEARING in the Tooele ZEN’S CENTER and GRANTSVILLE, brand 1 Real Estate level on SE bench, WHY RENT? No down and the Board of Direc- County Courthouse Audi- TOOELE COUNTY 3BDRM 2BTH large new South Willow STANSBURY PARK 2700sqft, 4 bedrooms, payment. $89,900. Very tors of the Stansbury torium at 47 So. Main ROAD HOME, and Com- master garage ac no 2 story, 5bdrm, 2.5bth, home, 3bdrm, 1bth, car 2.5 aths, basement par- clean condo w/3bdrm 1 Service Agency will con- Street, Tooele. On Wed- ments will be solicited on smoking, pets, family room, garage, port, no pets/ smoking. tially finished. Near 1/2bth, 1 car garage. vene on Wednesday, nesday March 8th 2006 project scope, implemen- $850/mo water and fire place, $1250/mo $750/mo, $500/dep. FFOROR SSALE!ALE! schools and golf Call Frank 801-231- March 8, 2006 at 7:00 beginning at 7:00pm to tation, and its effects on sewer included 1122 S Davenport 882-0672 course. Newly land- 9401 Owner/ Agent p.m., at the Clubhouse, receive public comment residents. The hearings $500/dep 332 E 600 N (700 East) scaped yard w/sprin- #1 Country Club Drive, on the following items: will begin at 3:00 P.M. on 840-0412 Davidson Realty STANSBURY PARK klers. Swingset stays. WON’T LAST! Duplex Stansbury Park, Utah REZ #1013-06 Hotowen March 14, 2006 and will 801-466-5078 Homes for rent, 3, 4 & $185,000. 821 Buzianis plus home, plus 1 car 84074. Inc. Section 3 Township be held at the TOOELE 3BDRM 2BTH no smok- 5bdrm, available now. Way, Tooele. 882-4788 garage, plus big shop, Business Meeting 3 South Range 4 West COUNTY COURT- ing, screened porch, NEW HOME 4bdrm, plus .79 acres. Great community w/Golf Sell Your Home Here for or 830-3656 1. Call to Order (RR-5 to CG) HOUSE in the COUNTY storage, $750/mo. First/ 2bth, washer/ dryer in- course, pool and park. $200,000. ca$. Les 2. Pledge of Allegiance Mary Dixon COMMISSION CHAM- last/ deposit. Available cluded no pets, smok- 843-9883, 843-1282 $ 80* LOG HOME AUCTION. (801)573-3484 3. Roll Call Secretary BERS. Further informa- March 1st. (435)640- ing $1150/mo call Lara Park City, Utah. Satur- 4. Review and Adopt Mi- Erda Township Plan- tion can be obtained by 0259 ea. 801-557-9357 STANSBURY WATER- 6 day, March 25th, 26 Mobile Homes nutes ning Commission contacting CINDY FRONT brand new New Log Home Pack- a. February 22, 2006 (Published in the Tran- COOMBS, ENGINEER- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile RENT TO own 3bdrm 5bdrm, 3bth, 3 car ga- Call 882-0050 ages offered. One ab- Public Hearing script Bulletin March 7, ING SECRETARY at home for rent, no smok- 1996 CAVCO double 1bth nice. 840-2395 or rage, walking distance *Based on 13 issue contract. solute to highest bidder! b. February 22, 2006 2006) 843-3160. In compliance ing/ pets. 882-1550 843-7781 to golf course, Package includes sub- wide, excellent condi- tion, 2 bedrooms, 2 Regular Meeting with the Americans with $1500/mo, 228 East floor, logs, windows, 5. Public Comment COMMUNITY DEVEL- Disabilities Act, individu- 4BDRM 2BTH ac, 2 car RENT TO Own, lease 2BDRM GREAT starter baths, central air, shed. Delgada (310)779-3726 doors, rafters, roofing... 6. Probable Vote Items OPMENT BLOCK als needing special ac- garage 515 E 770 N purchase, 4bdrm, 2bth home, newly remodeled Financing options avail- [email protected] Daniel Boone Log a. Tennis Court Rental/ GRANT (CDBG) commodations (including $1050/mo water and beautiful home in nice kitchen and bath, sprin- able. Call 830-2014 or m Homes 1-800-766- Reservations – Debbie SECOND PUBLIC auxiliary communicative sewer included no East side neighbor- kling system, garage, 882-8445 9474. (ucan) Record HEARING NOTICE aids and services) during pets, smoking hood, close to school, fenced backyard. Call STANSBURY, 3BDRM, b. Pet Waste Pilot Pro- TOOELE COUNTY will these hearings should $500/dep 840-0412 $139,900, Call 843- 882-2749 MAGNA 5BDRM 1.5bth, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 2bth, 2 car, large, new- gram – Scott Totman hole a public hearing to 7418 immaculate multi level home for rent, no smok- er home w/nice yard. c. Greenbelt Signs/ Ban- discuss the project deter- BEAUTIFUL 3BDRM, 3BDRM 1BTH, large home for sale by owner. ing/ pets. 882-1550 Beautiful, clean, lots of ners Issue – Scott Tot- Continued on next page 2.5bth, by Middle Can- STANSBURY 3bdrm, family room, tiled kitch- $169,000. For more in- storage. $1050/ month. man yon, $950/mo plus de- 2.5bth, 2 car garage, en, central air, fully formation call (801)750- FOR SALE: 1974 Mobile Available now. John d. Recreation Grant Pro- posit. 882-4849 laundry room. landscaped, fenced 0369. Open house Sat- home on .34 acres, Environmental Health & Safety (801)916-0101 2200 sf. posals – Jeff Terry $975/mo. (970)926- yard, large deck, large urdays 10am-5pm, Sun- 3bdrm, 2bth, asking CUTE COTTAGE 7. Recess 4215 STANSBURY, BRAND shed, auto sprinklers, days 10am-2pm. $75,000. 241-0151 1bdrm, 1bth, new con- Work Session MANAGER struction, fireplace, new 3bdrm, 2bth, w/d oversized carport, Lots & Land STANSBURY CONDO, NEW TOWNHOUSE 1. Possible Vote Items washer, dryer, dish- included, close to $127,000 obo. 882- US Ecology Nevada a leader in the waste man- 3bdrm, 2.5bth, double 3bdrm, 1 car garage, all a. Annexation of Rich- washer, microwave, school, $1000/mo plus 1522 agement industry, is seeking an experienced garage, no smoking, no appliances. Will rent or mond American and etc. $550 neg. Fur- deposit. Move in spe- 2 ACRE horse property Environmental, Health and Safety Manager to pets. $950/mo. Availa- 4BDRM 2BTH, fully land- lease. 830-8275 Boyer Areas – Randy nished/ unfurnished. cial. Available now. in Stockton’s Rawhide plan and direct the company’s environmental ble April 2006. 882- scaped, arge yard, new Jones 840-2543 (801)599-0515 Estates. Paved road and safety programs according to all regula- 5509 central air, furnace, hot Planning on selling your 2. Manager’s Report and utilities to property. tions, permits, and licenses at it’s RCRA, TSCA STOCKTON 3BDRM, water hearter, roof, home, you could be 3. Board Members’ Re- Great lot. Asking and CERCLA Treatment, Storage, and Disposal NICE FAMILY rambler STANSBURY PARK 4 1bth, plenty extra space close to school, sending your sales ports and Requests $52,900. Phone Facility (TSDF) in Beatty, NV. The qualifi ed 4bdrm 2bth great neigh- bed 3.5 bath $1,000/mo downstairs, 3 tier $113,000. (435)241- points to up to 340,000 4. Correspondence (435)843-7667 candidate will plan and direct environmental borhood. Call Karen Call Rose@ D P Realty. house, fenced front 0588. Evenings households at once. For 5. Financial and Bills 435-496-0238 435-830-2827 $155. you can place 6. Adjourn compliance and safety practices, and ensure back yard. $725/mo (435)882-8660 BEAUTIFUL UTAH! your 25 word classified (Published in the Tran- that the company is in compliance with all plus utilities. Ready LAND Sale-41 acres - DELIGHTFUL EYEFUL ad to all 45 newspapers script Bulletin March 7, federal, state and local regulations. 3/1/06. Call Sean $39,900. Uinta Moun- in Stansbury Park! 2004 in Utah. Just call the 2006) Qualifi cations include a bachelor’s degree (435)830-3364 tain area. Outdoor lov- Modern 2-Story 3bdrm, Transcript Bulletin at (B.A.) from a four-year College in a related er's dream! Dramatic HELP WANTED TOOELE 3bdrm, 1bth, huge loft or 4th Bd, 882-0050 for all the de- PUBLIC NOTICE science and 4 years of experience or equiva- mountain views, close $650/mo, $650/dep, 3bth, open vaulted floor tails. (Mention ucan) Tooele County Housing lent combination of education and experience. to conveniences. Sur- 135 N 3rd St. (801)380- plan, upgraded kitchen Authority will have a rounded by wilderness. Excellent oral and written communications 5691 w/maple cabs, stainless SELLING YOUR HOME? Board meeting on March Nearby lake and state skills required. appliances incl. fridge, Advertise it in the clas- 9, 2006 @ 9:00 a.m. Lo- parks. Excellent financ- We offer a competitive salary and benefi ts TOOELE, 3BDRM 2.5bth Corian. W/D negotiable. sifieds. Call 882-0050 cation of meeting is the ing. Call UTLR 1-877- package. US Ecology NV is an Equal Op- 2 car garage, great Priced for quick sale: Axiom Financial building TOOELE, 2002, 349-5263. (ucan) portunity Employer. We are located 10 miles neighborhood. Call An- Karen & Cecil 614 North Main, Tooele, S. of Beatty NV. Submit your resume to drea 801-792-3829 801.518.7155. Century 3000sqft, stuccoed, Utah. 4bdrm, 2.75bth, vaulted QUIET COUNTRY 1 Joannie Jarvis, P.O. Box 578 Beatty, NV 21 Elite. acre horse property, Agenda as follows: TOOELE, 4bdrm, 3bth ceilings, tile, spacious, 89003 or fax to 775-553-2942 or e-mail: $69,000. 840-3757 1. Welcome Parts Driver & twin home, garage, DUPLEX FOR sale, one numerous upgrades, 2. Approval of previous [email protected] .24ac, beautifully land- hookups, 3 levels bedroom units, garage, VACANT LOT, .17 acre, meeting minutes scaped, vinyl fencing, finished, hardwood, cute, quiet neighbor- 627 West 700 South. 3. Consideration of audit unobstructed views. deck, fenced. $950/mo hood, ready to rent, 110 $19,000. Call Denise contract for 2005 FYE Parts Manager 882-3240 PARTS 178 W Wallace Way Russell Ave. $105,000 840-3374 4. Grantsville Apart- (730 North) 435-830-7338 ments, LP update TOOELE, Eastbench Parts experience required. Davidson Realty STOCKTON BUILDING 5. Resolution 06-01 1998. Wow inside and (801)466-5078 DUPLEX FOR sale, one lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. PHAS report out. 2,600sq. ft. ram- bedroom units, garage, Newly constructed 6. Resolution 06-02 Pro- bler. 5bdrm. 2bth. could cute, quiet neighbor- roads. Beautiful lake/ curment Policy Ford & Dodge be 7 bdrm 3 bth. 2 car, Parks and Recreations at Deseret Peak DRIVER Homes hood, ready to rent, 110 mountain views. Great 7. Vacancies of Board fenced .25 lot. 190,000 Russell Ave. $105,000 for manufactured or members or rent to own. 882- On-Call Tickets & Concessions Full Time. 435-830-7338 custom built homes. 8. Consideration to 4BDRM 2BTH AC NEW 7733 or 849-2652 Tickets/Concessions: Operates daily concessions and/or 882-7094. change 2005 CDBG ticketing booth operations. Collects daily & event gate fees from Contact Kimm Andersen FINISHED BASEMENT FSBO 4bdrm, 2 full bath, funding scope of work complex patrons, provides and distributes information daily 2 car garage 515 E 770 partially finished base- Place Your Ad Here Water Shares 9. Memo to write off bad regarding upcoming events and complex rules and regulations; N $136,500 call 840- ment, partial landscape, Call 882-0050 debt operates cashier, clerical duties, food service functions and 882-7000 0412 maintains building cleanliness. Performs semi-skilled maintenance $153,700. 843-7104 10. Other business and custodial work to assure facilities are clean and in good WANTED: WATER rights Pursuant to the Ameri- condition. This recruitment will run on a continuous basis until or irrigation shares in cans with Disabilities Act, the needs of the department can be met. Starting Salary $8.48- Tooele Valley. Call individuals needing spe- $9.36 Ross at 801-642-0119 cial accommodations Minimum Qualifications: ($8.48) High school graduate or during this meeting equivalent. One year in cashiering and food service industry. Office Space should notify DeAnn Current Food Service Workers Permit at the time of hire. Minimum of 18 years of age. ($9.36) Meet the minimum Christiansen, Executive qualifications of a grade 8; 21 years of age along with a alcohol EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- Director, at 882-7875 pri- server trainer course; plus one year with Tooele County Parks and Recreation. fice space for lease, or to the meeting. $125-$400/mo, all utilit- (Published in the Tran- ies included. Call Larry script Bulletin March 7, Complete job description is available at the (801)574-4035 2006) Tooele County Human Resource Office 47 South Main Street Tooele OFFICE/ BUSINESS TOOELETRANSCRIPT or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us space, utilities and high BULLETIN MILLER EEO Employer speed internet included, 272 North Broadway. (435)882-4949 Imagine a career that improves your health and your future. MOTORSPORTS PARK Buildings USANA Health Sciences, a global manufacturer and marketer of science based nutrition and beauty products, promotes the right If you build, remodel or balance of healthier lifestyle and life-changing career growth JOB FAIR remove buildings you opportunities. Share in the success of our breakthrough can place your classi- nutritional research with a progressive, supportive team fied ad in 45 of Utah's who are living life to the fullest! newspapers for only $155. for 25 words ($5. Order Express Representative-Tooele Thurs. & Fri. March 9th & 10th for each additional word). You will reach up In this position, the successful candidate will be responsible for to 340,000 households incoming calls in English to service our Associates and Preferred 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM and all you do is call the Transcript Bulletin at Customers. Duties include processing phone orders, enrollments Firefighters Museum 882-0050 for all the de- and other account changes or services offered by USANA, 2930 West Highway 112 tails. (Mention UCAN answering basic feature and benefit questions about USANA Classified Network) products and services and taking advantage of up-sell and cross- Tooele, Utah METAL BUILDINGS, sell opportunities when talking with distributors and preferred MINI Storage Systems, customers. This position requires being on the phones 90% of Roof and Wall Panels, the time. As a representative for USANA, this person will need to Metal Building Compo- nents. Utah Manufac- respond to the needs and requests of distributors by processing OPEN POSITIONS: ture 20 years Plus. Top orders, new distributor applications and resolving distributor quality low prices. problems. (Management/ Supervisory/ Hourly) Weekly Delivery. 1-800- 262-5347 Qualifications for this position include at least one year of cobuildings@cobuildings. • Food Service net (ucan) customer service experience, excellent verbal and written • Cooks & Dishwashers communication skills as well as excellent computer skills. The STEEL BUILDINGS. candidate must be a self-starter with good interpersonal skills, FACTORY Deals. Save • Commissary $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x phone and data entry skills and be able to type 20 wpm. High • Catering 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 school diploma or equivalent is required. x 12‚ = $3.60/square • Custodial In Tooele turn West at Key foot. 1-800-658-2885. We provide competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits Bank (Utah Ave) and www.rigidbuilding.com including 401(k) and paid time off. Since health is our middle (ucan) • Track Maintenance follow right out to: name, USANA Health Sciences offers a unique wellness program • Retail Store Public Notices including money/product rewards for continually improving the Deseret Peak Complex Meetings • Box Office 2930 West Highway 112 health quality of your lifestyle. Change the course of your career Tooele,Utah 84074 Deadline for public no- and your life. Submit your resume to: • EMT’s tices is 4 p.m. the day Then follow the signs. prior to publication. USANA Health Sciences • Security Public notices submit- ted past the deadline Attn: HR Department will not be accepted. 3838 W Parkway Blvd UPAXLP Equal Opportunity Employer/Programs Salt Lake City UT 84120 Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with AGENDA Fax: 801-954-7754 disabilities by calling (801) 468-0239. Individuals with speech and/or hearing COMBINED MEETING impairments may call Relay Utah by dialing 711. OF THE STANSBURY e-mail: [email protected] Spanish Relay Utah: 1-888-346-3162 RECREATION SERVICE AREA BOARD OF USANA is an Equal Opportunity Employer TRUSTEES AND No Phone Calls STANSBURY GREEN- jobs.utah.gov BELT SERVICE AREA BOARD OF TRUSTEES, AND STANSBURY SERVICE AGENCY Utah Department of Workforce Services BOARD OF DIREC- TUESDAY March 7, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Public Notices PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE AND AGENDA sponsibility as per FAA Deadline for public no- secure an indebtedness livered to the successful FEET NORTH OF THE by Cindy L. Edwards and Meetings Public notice is hereby NOTICE IS HEREBY General Conditions, Sec- tices is 4 p.m. the day in favor of Washington bidder within three busi- SOUTHEAST CORNER Jason S. Edwards, as given that on Tuesday, GIVEN THAT THE tion 20. prior to publication. Mutal Bank fsb, by rea- ness days after receipt of OF LOT 1, BLOCK 6, trustors, in favor of Mort- notify CHERYL ADAMS, March 28, 2006 at 7:00 TOOELE COUNTY The Bidder must supply Public notices submit- son of certain obligations the amount bid. This PLAT "A" TOOELE CITY gage Electronic Registra- COMMISSION SECRE- p.m., Clean Harbors Ara- COMMISSION WILL all the information re- ted past the deadline secured thereby. Notice Trustee's Sale may be SURVEY, TOOELE tion Systems, Inc., as TARY at TOOELE gonite, LLC and North- HOLD A SPECIAL quired by the bid docu- will not be accepted. of Default was recorded subject to a bankruptcy CITY, RUNNING nominee for New Free- COUNTY COURT- east Casualty Real Prop- MEETING ON WED- ments and specifications. UPAXLP NOVEMBER 28, 2005, filing, a payoff, a rein- THENCE NORTH 26.91 dom Mortgage Corpora- HOUSE, 47 SOUTH erty, LLC will conduct a NESDAY, MARCH 8, The Bidder is required to as Entry No. 250636, in statement or any other FEET; THENCE WEST tion., its successors and MAIN, TOOELE, UTAH, public information meet- 2006, AT 3:00 P.M., IN submit a Certification of NOTICE OF TRUSTEE Book n/a, at Page n/a, of condition that would 180 FEET; THENCE assigns, covering the fol- 84074 (843-3150) at ing in the County Com- ROOM 310, TOOELE Nonsegregated Facilities SALE said official records. cause the cancellation of SOUTH 26.91 FEET; lowing real property pur- least three days prior to mission Chambers, COUNTY COURT- (included in the Proposal APN: 0111300014 Trust Trustee will sell at public this sale. Further, if any THENCE EAST 180 ported to be located in the hearing to be attend- Room 310, of the Tooele HOUSE, 47 SOUTH form). No. 05-3097-UT Ref. auction to highest bidder of these conditions exist, FEET TO THE POINT Tooele County at 389 ed. County Courthouse, 47 MAIN STREET, A Contractor having 50 Mark Tate Loan No. without warranty as to ti- this sale will be null and OF BEGINNING. East 700 North, Tooele, (Published in the Tran- South Main Street, TOOELE, UTAH. THE or more employees and 0071175517 IMPOR- tle, possession or en- void, the successful bidd- Tax Parcel Number: 02- UT 84074 (the under- script Bulletin March 7 & Tooele, Utah. AGENDA IS: his subcontractors hav- TANT NOTICE TO cumbrances, the follow- er's funds shall be re- 031-01-0011. signed disclaims liability 9, 2006) The purpose of the pub- 1. Roll Call ing 50 or more employ- PROPERTY OWNER. ing described property: turned, and the Trustee Purportedly known as: for any error in the ad- lic meeting is to provide 2. Vote to close meeting ees and who may be YOU ARE IN DEFAULT See Attached Exhibit "A" and the beneficiary shall 29 North Main Street, dress), and more particu- PUBLIC NOTICE information for a Class 2 to hold a strategy ses- awarded a subcontract of UNDER A DEED OF Beginning 676.5 feet not be liable to the suc- Tooele, Utah 84074 (the larly described as: NOTICE IS HEREBY permit modification to the sion to discuss pending $50,000 or more will be TRUST DATED May 17, north and 652.5 feet cessful bidder for any undersigned disclaims li- All of Lot 423, THE GIVEN THAT the Tooele Clean Harbors Aragonite litigation. required to maintain an 2000. UNLESS YOU west of the southeast damages. DATED: Feb- ability for any error in the RIDGE SUBDIVISION City Planning Commis- and Northeast Casualty 3. Adjourn affirmative action pro- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- corner of Section 2, ruary 21, 2006 address). NO. 4, according to the sion will meet in a Busi- Real Property (Clive) DATED THIS 6th DAY gram, the standards for TECT YOUR PROPER- Township 2 south, range FIRST SOUTHWEST- The undersigned was official plat thereof on file ness meeting scheduled hazardous waste trans- OF MARCH, 2006. which are contained in TY, IT MAY BE SOLD 4 west, Salt Lake Base ERN TITLE AGENCY appointed and substitut- and of record in the for Wednesday March 8, fer, storage, and disposal DENNIS D. EWING the specifications. AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF and Meridian; and run- OF UTAH, INC. LUCY ed as Trustee under the Tooele County Record- 2006 at the hour of 7:00 facilities in Tooele Coun- Tooele County Clerk To be eligible for award YOU NEED AN EX- ning thence west 262.1 DENLEY, Asst. Vice above-referenced Trust er's Office. pm. The meeting will be ty, Utah. Clean Harbors Pursuant to the Ameri- each bidder must comply PLANATION OF THIS feet; thence north 1 de- President Successor Deed by a substitution Together with all the im- held at Tooele City Hall is a hazardous waste cans with Disabilities Act, with the affirmative ac- PROCEEDING, YOU gree 14' west 357.06 Trustee 102 West 500 recorded on November provements now or here- in the City Council management company. individuals needing spe- tion requirements, which SHOULD CONTACT A feet; thence east 262.1 South, Suite 300 Salt 2, 2005, in the office of after erected on the Chambers, located at 90 The modification would cial accommodations are contained in the LAWYER. On March 21, feet; thence south 1 de- Lake City, UT 84101 05- the Tooele County Re- property, and all ease- N. Main Street, Tooele, add dye and pigment during this meeting specifications. 2006, at 4:30 p.m., grees 14' east 357.06 6440/Kelson, Randy M.; corder, as Entry 249485. ments, appurtenances, Utah. waste code, K181, to should notify Dennis D. The proposed contract is James H. Woodall, as feet to the point of begin- P241980 The sale will be made and fixtures now or here- Agenda Items each of the facilities Ewing, Tooele County under and subject to Ex- duly appointed Trustee ning. Together with an (Published in the Tran- without covenant or war- after a part of the proper- 1. Request motion for a RCRA permits. The Clerk, at 843-3148 prior ecutive Order 112456 of under a Deed of Trust re- easement for a common script Bulletin February ranty regarding title, pos- ty. Conditional Use for Ja- newly listed wastes will to the meeting. September 24, 1986 and corded June 19, 2000, driveway across the fol- 28, March 7 & 14, 2006) session, or encumbran- The current beneficiary son Creamer at 643 be managed in existing (Published in the Tran- to the Equal Employment as Instrument No. lowing described land: ces, for the purpose of of the trust deed is Crestview Drive to allow permitted units and will script Bulletin March 7, Opportunity (EEO) and 149098 in Book 0626 at Beginning at a point on NOTICE OF TRUST- paying the obligations CitiMortgage, Inc., and the construction of a re- require no additional or 2006) Federal Labor Provi- Page 0794 of the Official the north side of a county EE'S SALE secured by the Trust the record owners of the vised 30 ft by 32 ft by 25 different management sions. Records in the office at road, said point being lo- Notice is hereby given Deed, including attor- property as of the record- foot tall detached ga- practices. INVITATION TO BID The Contractor will be re- the County Recorder of cated 652.5 feet west that on the 27th day of neys’ fees, fees, charg- ing of the notice of de- rage. Public hearing was Detailed information AIRPORT IMPROVE- quired to comply with the Tooele County, State of and 16.5 feet north from March, 2006, at 2:00 es, and expenses of the fault are Jason S. Ed- conducted on December about this modification is MENTS wage and labor require- Utah executed by Mark the southeast corner of p.m. Mountain Time at Trustee, sums, if any, ex- wards and Cindy L. Ed- 14, 2005. available for public re- WENDOVER AIRPORT ments and to pay mini- Tate and Andrea Tate, Section 2, Township 2 the front steps of the pended under the terms wards. 2. Review and approval view at Clean Harbors WENDOVER, UTAH mum wages in accord- his wife as joint tenants south, range 4 west, Salt Third District Court, 47 thereof, interest thereon, The sale is subject to a of the minutes for the Aragonite, 11600 North Sealed proposals for the ance with the schedule WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Lake Base and Meridian, South Main Street, and unpaid principle of bankruptcy filing, a pay- meeting held February Aptus Road, Aragonite, Airport Security Improve- of wage rates establish- AUCTION TO THE and running thence north Tooele, Tooele County, the note secured there- off, a reinstatement or 22, 2006. Utah; and at UDSHW, ments Project at the ed by the United States HIGHEST BIDDER, 1 degree 14' east 676.50 Utah, the undersigned, by. The successful bid- any other condition of Discussion Utah Department of En- Wendover Airport will be Department of Labor as PAYABLE IN LAWFUL feet; thence west 15.0 Blain H. Johnson, Esq., der will be required to which the trustee is not 1. Review in detail the vironmental Quality, 288 received by the Tooele referenced in the Con- MONEY OF THE UNIT- feet; thence south 1 de- as Successor Trustee, pay $5,000.00 in certified aware that would cause Tooele City Table of In- North 1460 West, Salt County Airport Commis- tract. ED STATE AT THE gree 14' west 676.50 acting pursuant to the funds at the time of sale the cancellation of the dustrial and Commercial Lake City, Utah. Direct sion, 47 South Main, The Tooele County Com- TIME OF SALE. SUC- feet; thence east 15.0 Power of Sale conferred payable to Blain H. John- sale. If any such condi- Uses. questions to Chris Lilley Tooele, Utah 84074, until mission has established CESSFUL BIDDERS feet to the point of begin- in that Trust Deed exe- son, Trustee on behalf of tion exists, the sale shall Pursuant to the Ameri- at Clean Harbors Ara- 2:00 o'clock p.m. local an overall DBE goal for MUST TENDER A DE- ning. Tax Serial No.: 05- cuted by The Two Ami- the Beneficiary. The re- be void, the successful cans with Disabilities Act, gonite, LLC, (801) 323- time based on the “Offi- the year. Under this con- POSIT OF $5,000 IN 020-0-0027 Tax Serial gos, LLC, a Utah limited mainder of the price bidder’s funds returned individuals needing spe- 8138 or Boyd Swenson cial Time” of the clock at tract, a race neutral goal CERTIFIED FUNDS TO No. 05-020-0-0027 Pur- liability company, as must be paid by 5:00 and the trustee and cur- cial accommodation dur- at UDSHW (801) 538- the Wendover Airport has been established. THE TRUSTEE AT THE ported Property Address: Trustor, in which Silver p.m. on the day of the rent beneficiary shall not ing this meeting should 6170. The Aragonite Manager’s Office, on Under this contract, the TIME OF SALE, WITH 1901 EAST CANYON State Bank is named as sale in certified funds. be liable to the success- notify Richard Jorgen- and Clive facility compli- Wednesday, March 22, County is adopting a THE BALANCE DUE BY ROAD, AKA 1901 CAN- Beneficiary and Moun- Bidders at the sale will ful bidder for any dam- sen, Tooele City Land ance histories during the 2006, and then publicly race-neutral means of fa- NOON THE FOLLOW- YON RD., TOOELE, UT tain View Title as Trust- need to have their certi- age. Use Technician prior to life of their permit are opened and read aloud cilitating DBE participa- ING BUSINESS DAY, 84074-9758, LAKE ee, dated November 18, fied check verified by the Bidders must tender to the meeting at (435) 843- available from UDSHW. immediately thereafter. tion. The bidder shall not AT THE OFFICE OF POINT, UT 84074. The 2002, and recorded on Trustee before bidding. the trustee a $5,000.00 2130 or TDD (435) 843- A 60-day public com- Bids shall be addressed discriminate on the basis THE TRUSTEE. at the undersigned disclaims December 18, 2002, in Dated this 24th day of deposit at the sale and 2180. ment period on the per- to the Wendover Airport of race, color, national west main entrance, any liability for any error the office of the County February, 2006. the balance of the pur- (Published in the Tran- mit modification begins 345 Airport Apron, P.O. origin, or sex in the per- north steps of the Tooele in the street address. Recorder of Tooele BLAIN H. JOHNSON, chase price by 12:00 script Bulletin March 7, March 7, 2006, and runs Box 159, Wendover Utah formance of this contract. County District court, 47 The owner of the proper- County, in Book 808 at Substitute Trustee. noon the day following 2006) through May 5, 2006. 84803. The Bidder's The bidder shall follow South Main Street, ty as of the recording of Page 83 as Entry (Published in the Tran- the sale. The deposit Comments may be sub- Construction Contractors 49 CFR Part 26, Regula- Tooele, UT all right, title, the Notice of Default is 192927, by reason of a script Bulletin February must be in the form of a PUBLIC NOTICE mitted to Mr. Dennis Board Reg. No. must be tions of the Office of the and interest conveyed to reported to be: Randy M. default in the payment of 28, March 7 & 14, 2006) cashier’s check or bank The Central Region Downs, UDSHW, Utah written on the outside of Secretary of Transporta- and now held by it under Kelson Bidders must ten- the obligations secured official check payable to YOUTH Council on Department of Environ- the envelope. tion, to subcontract to said Deed to Trust in the der to the trustee a by the Trust Deed, a no- NOTICE OF TRUST- Lundberg & Associates. Workforce Services will mental Quality, 288 The work contemplated small business concerns property situated in said $5,000.00 deposit at the tice of which was record- EE'S SALE The balance must be in hold its next monthly North 1460 West, P.O. consists of but is not lim- owned and controlled by County and State descri- sale and the balance of ed on November 10, The following described the form of a wire trans- meeting on March 20, Box 144880, Salt Lake ited to, the following: socially and economical- bed as: Exhibit "A" Be- the purchase price by 2005, as Entry 249936, property will be sold at fer, cashier’s check, 2006 at 2:00 pm at the City, Utah 84114-4880. AIRPORT SECURITY ly disadvantaged individ- ginning 207.47 feet south 12:00 noon the next according to the official public auction to the bank official check (credit Department of Workforce (Published in the Tran- IMPROVEMENTS uals. from the northwest cor- business day following records of the Tooele highest bidder at the union official checks are Services – Rm 157, 1385 script Bulletin March 7, PROJECT As required by 49 CFR ner of block 68, south- the sale. The deposit County Recorder, will West Main Entrance, not accepted) or U.S. South State Street, Salt 2006) Approximate major im- Part 26, Tooele County west addition to Grants- and balance of the sale sell at public auction to North Steps, Tooele Postal money order pay- Lake City, Utah 84115. provements include, but is required to create a ville City survey Grants- proceeds must be in the the highest bidder for County Courthouse, 47 able to Lundberg & As- (Published in the Tran- are not limited to: bidders list, consisting of ville City, said point be- form of a wire transfer, cash, the interest con- South Main Street, sociates. If wire transfer script Bulletin March 7, TOOELE RANSCRIPT New Chain Link Airport information about all ing on the east line of cashier's check or certi- veyed to the Trustee by Tooele, Utah, on March is used, an additional 2006) T BULLETIN Security Fence, approxi- DBE and non-DBE firms cemetary street of said fied funds payable to the Trust Deed in and to 23, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of $10.00 must be remitted mately 1,500 L.F. that bid or quote on Grantsville City and run- First Southwestern Title the property described in said day, for the purpose with the purchase price. New Automatic Gates, 2 DOT-assisted contracts. ning thence east 151.6 Agency of Utah, Inc.. A it, located at and descri- of foreclosing a trust Cash payments are not Each The purpose of this re- feet, thence south 80 trustee's deed will be de- bed as follows: deed originally executed Various pedestrian and quirement is to allow use feet; thence west 151.6 BEGINNING 165.41 on September 25, 2002 Continued on next page manual gates. of the bidders list ap- feet more or less, to the Concrete Pavement un- proach to calculating fu- east line of said cemet- der New Gates ture overall DBE goals. ary street, thence north The Kirk Access Control Equip- As per the requirements along the east line of Need Homes, Market Hot, Quiet, Quality apartments in a ment and Security Cam- of the Proposal Section, said street 80 feet to the restored historic structure eras all Prime Bidders submit- point of beginning.. The All bids must be accom- ting bids on this project street address and other List Today – SOLD TOMARROW! The Best Places at the Best Prices panied by lawful monies must submit, with his or common designation of of the United States or a the real property descri- Completely Furnished her bid, a list including Cashier's Check, a Certi- the name, address, and bed above is purported NEWNNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG NEWNNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG Weekly & Monthly Rates fied Check, Bid Bond, DBE/non-DBE status of to be: 319 South West Bank Money Order or all subcontractors and Street Grantsville, UT Bank Draft, drawn and suppliers that bid or 84029 The undersigned 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 issued by a National quote for work under this Trustee disclaims any li- Banking Association lo- contract. Failure to pro- ability for any incorrect- cated in the State in vide this information, as ness of the street ad- which the work is to be outlined in the Proposal dress and other common accomplished or by any Section, will make the designation, if any, As The South End Of Main Street Is Becoming Banking Corporation in- bidder non-responsive shown herein. Said sale Two homes on a .43 Acre Main Street Revitalized Take Advantage Of This Great corporated under the and not eligible for award will be made without cov- Lot, Ideal Location, Zoned Multi-Use Location and Building on .69 Acres, This Former Laws of the State in of the contract. enant or warranty, ex- With Options Galore!!! Need I Say Store could be used as Office, Restaurant, Computer, Supply, Market, Convenience Store which the work is to be Bidders presently debar- press or implied, regard- More. $216,500 accomplished in an red, suspended, pro- ing title, possession, con- or Bail Bonds, Use your imagination! amount equal to not less posed for debarment, de- dition, or encumbrances, than ten (10) per cent of clared ineligible, or vol- including fees, charges, the total bid amount, untarily excluded from expenses of the Trustee payable to the order of participation in this trans- and of the trusts created N ow Renting the Tooele County Com- action by any Federal by said Deed of Trust, to mission, as liquidated department or agency pay the remaining princi- MOVE IN SPECIALS damages in the event are not eligible for award. ple sums of the note(s) Exclusively for Seniors said successful bidder Tooele County does not secured by said Deed of shall fail or refuse to exe- discriminate on the basis Trust. The current bene- $$225,0005,000 cute the contract in ac- of handicapped status in ficiary of the Trust Deed 25,000 Pet Friendly cordance with the terms the admission or access as of the date of this no- Call for details. of his bid. After a con- to, or treatment, or em- tice is Wells Fargo Bank, 117 North Sheridan pp tract is awarded, the suc- ployment in, its programs N.A. The record owner SELL YOUR A 100’ X 80’ Buildable cessful bidder will be re- or activities. of the property as of the Lot, Great for Manufactured Home or (435)843-0717 quired to furnish a sepa- Tooele County reserves recording of the Notice of HOME HERE Stick framed. rate Performance Bond the right to reject any Default are Mark Tate and a Payment Bond, and all bids and to waive and Andrea Tate Dated: each in the amount of irregularities. Bids may February 10, 2006 one hundred percent not be withdrawn for a James H. Woodall • REAL RELIABLE (100%) of the contract period of ninety (90) 10653 River Front Park- amount. days after opening. The way, Suite 290 South • REAL INTEGRITY The EEO requirements, Owner reserves the right Jordan, Utah 84095 • REAL SERVICE labor provisions and to extend the period to (801) 254-9450 James wage rates are included hold proposals beyond H. Woodall, Trustee in the specifications and Hours: 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 $$ $$ For all your Real Estate needs call... the specified ninety (90) 1110,90010,D900 bid documents and may p.m. P241451 1123,25023,250 D days, provided that mu- D L be inspected at the Air- tual consent is obtained (Published in the Tran- D L 762 North 170 West Kim Baker port Manager's Office, from the successful bid- script Bulletin February Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms,LL 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. O This Twin TownhouseO is Gorgeous and Well Wendover Airport, or at der. 21, 28 & March 7, 2006) ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include 435-849-0311 O DesignedSSOLD w/ 2 Bdrms, 3 bths, Main Floor Laundry, Tooele County Commis- A Pre-Bid Conference Swimming Pool,O Club House and Exercise Rm, S 2 Family Rms, Area to accomodate another sion, 47 South Main, NOTICE OF TRUST- SSOLD will be held at 10:00 AM CloseS to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. Bedroom and a Fenced Yard. Exit Realty Tooele, Utah. Plans and local time on Tuesday, EE'S SALE Home Team specifications may be March 14, 2006, in the The following described obtained with a non-re- conference room at the real property will be sold fundable charge of Sixty Wendover Airport Termi- at public auction to the PPricePrriiccee RReducedReedduucceedd Dollars ($60.00), for nal, Airport Administra- highest bidder payable in each complete set from tion Office, Wendover, lawful money of the Unit- FOR SALE Morrison-Maierle, Inc., Utah. Interested Con- ed States, on March 29, by Owner P.O. Box 6147, Helena tractors are requested to 2006 at 10:00 A.M., at Montana 59604 (406) attend. A tour of the the West entrance to the Tooele County Court- 442-3050. Fax: (406) project site will be con- $$ $$ 442-7862 ducted after the meeting. house, 47 South Main, 1107,90007,900 1127,00027,000 No Bid for this construc- No bid may be withdrawn Tooele, UT 84074, in the tion contract shall be re- after this scheduled time County of Tooele, State 295 East 1st South 869 South 690 West ceived or considered by for the public opening of of Utah, for the purpose WHY PAY RENT? COLLECT IT ! This Up & Down This 5 Bedroom Rambler has Curb Appeal! Duplex has 1716 s.f., 4 bdrms, 2 full bths, 2 laundry Wendover Airport/Tooele the Bids specified above. of foreclosing a trust 2000s.f., Fenced Yard, 2 Bathrooms, Large Backyard, County unless: deed held by Washing- rms, 2 car garage, fenced yard, auto sprinklers and Approved this 15th Day more. Occupy, Rent or both. Call 840-0344. RV parking and Area to build a garage. 27 Park Ave A. The Bidder must com- of February 2006. ton Mutual Bank f/k/a Darling fully remodeled 3 Bed 1 Bath home ply with the laws of Utah Signed: /s/ Calleen Pe- Washington Mutual Bank FA, as the current Bene- with a 2 car garage. Recessed lighting, tile, relative to the licensing shell of contractors. Tooele County Record- ficiary, executed by Ran- Shane new carpet, beautiful cabinets, new plumbing B. The Bidder certifies er dy M. Kelson, as Trustor, and electrical, new insulation, new paint, metal that it will comply with (Published in the Tran- recorded December 2, Bergen the provisions of the Da- 1997 as Entry No. roof, full landscaping, sprinkler system. Great script Bulletin February *Each office independently owned and operated. neighborhood on a quiet street. Must see!! vis Bacon Act (40 U.S.C. 28 & March 7, 2006) 103939, in Book 0481, Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. 276a). at Page 0428, of the offi- 840- 0344 (cell) Asking $109,000 obo. C. Evidence of Compe- cial records of Tooele 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main Call Matt or Jamie 882-1587 or 840-3983. tency and Financial Re- County, Utah, given to B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 7, 2006

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices NOTICE OF TRUST- ability for any error in the bankruptcy filing, a pay- Inc. The record owner of Park, UT 84074 (the un- provements now or here- change the frequency of for the following modifi- Trustee's Sales EE'S SALE address), and more par- off, a reinstatement or the property as of the re- dersigned disclaims lia- after erected on the risk assessment reviews cation to the CAMDS The following described ticularly described as: any other condition of cording of the Notice of bility for any error in the property, and all ease- from annual to biennial Part B Operation Permit: accepted. A trustee’s property will be sold at Commencing at a point which the trustee is not Default is/are: Duane E. address), and more par- ments, appurtenances, and will modify the fre- Class 2 Modification to deed will be delivered to public auction to the on the North line of 1st aware that would cause Patterson and Tammy L. ticularly described as: and fixtures now or here- quency and structure of allow EPA Waste Code the successful bidder highest bidder at the South Street of Tooele the cancellation of the Patterson. Dated: Febru- Parcel 1: after a part of the proper- surface water monitoring P095 (Phosgene) in haz- within three business West Main Entrance, City, which is 66 feet sale. If any such condi- ary 27, 2006. The Northeast quarter of ty. activities that are intend- ardous waste storage days after receipt of the North Steps, Tooele West of the Southeast tion exists, the sale shall James H. Woodall Section 32, Township 7 The current beneficiary ed to support risk as- areas at CAMDS, so that amount bid. County Courthouse, 47 corner of Lot1, Block 4, be void, the successful 10653 River Front Park- South, Range 5 West, of the trust deed is Wells sessment work. A 60 empty ton containers that DATED: February 17, South Main Street, Plat “A”, Tooele City; and bidder’s funds returned way, Suite 290 South Salt Lake Base and Meri- Fargo Bank, N.A. and day public comment peri- possibly once held this 2006. Tooele, Utah, on April 6, running thence West and the trustee and cur- Jordan Utah 84095 dian. the record owners of the od is required. chemical can be stored Scott Lundberg, Trust- 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of along the North line of rent beneficiary shall not (801)254-9450 (800)245- Less and excepting that property as of the record- The public comment pe- until they are thermally ee said day, for the purpose said 1st South Street 99 be liable to the success- 1886 (Hotline) Hours: portion in the road and ing of the notice of de- riod for the modification treated in the Metal Parts 3269 South Main, #100 of foreclosing a trust feet; thence North 1.31 ful bidder for any dam- 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. the portion West of road fault are Christopher R. of the Utah Test and Furnace (MPF). Salt Lake City, UT deed originally executed chains, more or less, to age. Signature/by: James H. conveyed to McFarland Johnson and Michelle M. Training Range Re- A 60 day public comment 84115 on August 17, 2004 by the North line of said Lot Bidders must tender to Woodall, Trustee R- and Hullinger. Johnson. source Conservation and period for this modifica- (801) 263-3400 Jerry Peterson and 1; thence East along the the trustee a $5,000.00 125849 Also less and excepting The sale is subject to a Recovery Act Permit will tion request will begin on Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Marsha Peterson, as North line of said Lot 1, deposit at the sale and (Published in the Tran- the South 50 acres of the bankruptcy filing, a pay- commence on March 6, March 7, 2006, and end – 5:00 p.m. trustors, in favor of Mort- 99 feet; thence South the balance of the pur- script Bulletin March 7, East half of the North- off, a reinstatement or 2006 and will end on on May 8, 2006. All L&A Case No. 05-54454 gage Electronic Registra- 1.31 chains to the point chase price by 12:00 14 & 21, 2006) east quarter. any other condition of May 5, 2006 at 5:00 pm. comments must be sub- Team D/NB tion Systems, Inc., as of beginning. noon the day following Parcel 2: which the trustee is not A public hearing will be mitted in writing to Mr. THIS COMMUNICATION nominee for Fieldstone Together with all the im- the sale. The deposit NOTICE OF TRUST- BEGINNING at the East aware that would cause held on April 27, 2006 at Dennis Downs, Execu- IS AN ATTEMPT TO Mortgage Company, its provements now or here- must be in the form of a EE’S SALE quarter corner of Section the cancellation of the the Tooele County Court- tive Secretary, Division COLLECT A DEBT, AND successors and assigns, after erected on the cashier’s check or bank APN: 10-028-0-0004 32, Township 7 South, sale. If any such condi- house from 6:00 to 7:00 of Solid and Hazardous ANY INFORMATION covering the following re- property, and all ease- official check payable to Trust No. 1075034-07 Range 5 West, Salt Lake tion exists, the sale shall pm, to hear any com- Waste, Utah Department OBTAINED WILL BE al property purported to ments, appurtenances, Lundberg & Associates. Ref: Andy Perkins TRA: Base and Meridian, and be void, the successful ments from the public. of Environmental Quality, USED FOR THAT PUR- be located in Tooele and fixtures now or here- The balance must be in Loan No. XXXXXX3425. running thence West bidder’s funds returned The proposed modifica- Cannon Health Building, POSE. County at 369 West 400 after a part of the proper- the form of a wire trans- IMPORTANT NOTICE along the center line of and the trustee and cur- tion will be available for 288 North 1460 West, (Published in the Tran- South, Tooele, UT 84074 ty. fer, cashier’s check, TO PROPERTY OWN- said Section 32, 1320 rent beneficiary shall not public review during the Salt Lake City, Utah, script Bulletin February (the undersigned dis- The current beneficiary bank official check (credit ER: YOU ARE IN DE- feet; thence North 1650 be liable to the success- comment period during 84116. 21, 28 & March 7, 2006) claims liability for any er- of the trust deed is union official checks are FAULT UNDER A DEED feet; thence East 1320 ful bidder for any dam- normal business hours. DCD will conduct a pub- ror in the address), and LaSalle Bank National not accepted) or U.S. OF TRUST, DATED Oc- feet to the East line of age. The permittee’s compli- lic information meeting NOTICE OF TRUST- more particularly descri- Association, as Trustee, Postal money order pay- tober 16, 2003. UNLESS said Section; thence Bidders must tender to ance history during the concerning this modifica- EE’S SALE bed as: with Option One Mort- able to Lundberg & As- YOU TAKE ACTION TO South 1650 feet to the the trustee a $5,000.00 life of the permit being tion request on April 5, APN: 02-055-0-0012 Lot 18, PIONEER SUB- gage Corporation as au- sociates. If wire transfer PROTECT YOUR point of BEGINNING. deposit at the sale and modified is available 2006, at 6:00 PM at the Trust No. 1075800-07 DIVISION ADDITION thorized agent and attor- is used, an additional PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Together with all build- the balance of the pur- from the Agency contact Tooele Chemical Stock- Ref: Sandra J Morrison NO. 3., according to the ney in fact, and the re- $10.00 must be remitted SOLD AT A PUBLIC ings, fixtures and im- chase price by 12:00 person found below. The pile Public Outreach Of- TRA: Loan No. official plat thereof on file cord owners of the prop- with the purchase price. SALE. IF YOU NEED AN provements thereon and noon the day following permittee’s contact per- fice, 54 South Main XXXXXX9344. IMPOR- and of record in the of- erty as of the recording Cash payments are not EXPLANATION OF THIS all water rights, rights-of- the sale. The deposit son is Dr. Wayne Downs, Street, Tooele, UT. TANT NOTICE TO fice of the Tooele County of the notice of default accepted. A trustee’s PROCEEDING, YOU way, easements, rents, must be in the form of a Hill Air Force Base Haz- Questions may be direct- PROPERTY OWNER: Recorder. are Andy J. Gonzales deed will be delivered to SHOULD CONTACT A issues, profits, income, cashier’s check or bank ardous Waste Program ed to DCD by contacting YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Less and excepting and Jami Gonzales. the successful bidder LAWYER. On April 04, tenements, heredita- official check payable to Manager, (801) 777- Mr. Lyman Thorpe at UNDER A DEED OF therefrom the following 2 The sale is subject to a within three business 2006, at 4:30pm, James ments, privileges and ap- Lundberg & Associates. 4325. The proposed (435) 833-4413; or the TRUST, DATED Febru- parcels: bankruptcy filing, a pay- days after receipt of the H. Woodall, as duly ap- purtenances thereunto The balance must be in modification is available Utah Department of En- ary 04, 2004. UNLESS The East 18 inches of off, a reinstatement or amount bid. pointed Trustee under a belonging, used or en- the form of a wire trans- for review at the follow- vironmental Quality, Divi- YOU TAKE ACTION TO said Lot 18. Beginning at any other condition of DATED: March 3, 2006. Deed of Trust recorded joyed with said property, fer, cashier’s check, ing locations: sion of Solid and Hazard- PROTECT YOUR a point 18 inches West of which the trustee is not Scott Lundberg, Trust- October 17, 2003, as In- or any part thereof. bank official check (credit Utah Department of En- ous Waste, by contacting PROPERTY, IT MAY BE the Northeast corner of aware that would cause ee strument No. 212196, in The current beneficiary union official checks are vironmental Quality Mr. Brad Lauchnor at SOLD AT A PUBLIC Lot 18, and running the cancellation of the 3269 South Main, #100 Book 898, Page 520, of of the trust deed is Wells not accepted) or U.S. Division of Solid and (801) 538-6170. The SALE. IF YOU NEED AN thence South, 40 feet; sale. If any such condi- Salt Lake City, UT the Official Records in Fargo Financial Utah, Postal money order pay- Hazardous Waste Permittee’s (DCD) com- EXPLANATION OF THIS thence West 4 feet; tion exists, the sale shall 84115 the office at the County Inc. and the record own- able to Lundberg & As- 288 North 1460 West pliance history is also PROCEEDING, YOU thence North 40 feet; be void, the successful (801) 263-3400 Recorder of Tooele er of the property as of sociates. If wire transfer Salt Lake City, UT available from Mr. SHOULD CONTACT A thence East 4 feet to the bidder’s funds returned Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. County, State of Utah, the recording of the no- is used, an additional 84114-4880 Lauchnor. LAWYER. On March 21, point of beginning. and the trustee and cur- – 5:00 p.m. executed by Andy Per- tice of default is David $10.00 must be remitted Tooele City Library A copy of this modifica- 2006, at 4:30pm, James Together with all the im- rent beneficiary shall not L&A Case No. 05-50609 kins A Single Man, will W. Castagno and Marilyn with the purchase price. 128 West Vine Street tion request is available H. Woodall, as duly ap- provements now or here- be liable to the success- Team C/SSA sell at public auction to E. Castagno. Cash payments are not Tooele, UT 84074 for review by the general pointed Trustee under a after erected on the ful bidder for any dam- THIS COMMUNICATION highest bidder, payable The sale is subject to a accepted. A trustee’s Written comments may public at the Utah De- Deed of Trust recorded property, and all ease- age. IS AN ATTEMPT TO in lawful money of the bankruptcy filing, a pay- deed will be delivered to be submitted to: partment of Environmen- February 11, 2004, as In- ments, appurtenances, Bidders must tender to COLLECT A DEBT, AND United States at the time off, a reinstatement or the successful bidder Mr. Dennis Downs tal Quality, Division of strument No. 218435 re- and fixtures now or here- the trustee a $5,000.00 ANY INFORMATION of sale. Successful bid- any other condition of within three business Utah Department of En- Solid and Hazardous recorded to show as a after a part of the proper- deposit at the sale and OBTAINED WILL BE ders must tender a de- which the trustee is not days after receipt of the vironmental Quality Waste, Cannon Health second on 2/24/2005, In- ty. the balance of the pur- USED FOR THAT PUR- posit of $5,000 in certi- aware that would cause amount bid. Division of Solid and Building, 288 North 1460 strument No. The current beneficiary chase price by 12:00 POSE. fied funds to the trustee the cancellation of the DATED: February 27, Hazardous Waste West, Salt Lake City, 236452,Book 1004 Page of the trust deed is noon the day following (Published in the Tran- at the time of sale, with sale. If any such condi- 2006. P.O. Box 144880 Utah; and at the Tooele 0455, in Book 922, Page HSBC Bank, USA, Na- the sale. The deposit script Bulletin March 7, the balance due by noon tion exists, the sale shall Scott Lundberg, Trust- Salt Lake City, UT Chemical Stockpile Pub- 571, of the Official Re- tional Association and must be in the form of a 14 & 21, 2006) the following business be void, the successful ee 84114-4880 lic Outreach Office, 54 cords in the office at the the record owners of the cashier’s check or bank day, at the office of the bidder’s funds returned 3269 South Main, #100 801-538-6170 South Main Street, County Recorder of property as of the record- official check payable to NOTICE OF TRUST- Trustee. At the West and the trustee and cur- Salt Lake City, UT (Published in the Tran- Tooele, UT. Tooele County, State of ing of the notice of de- Lundberg & Associates. EE’S SALE main entrance, North rent beneficiary shall not 84115 script Bulletin March 7, (Published in the Tran- Utah, executed by San- fault are Jerry Peterson The balance must be in APN: 12-113-0-0117 steps to the Tooele be liable to the success- (801) 263-3400 2006) script Bulletin March 7, dra J. Morrison, A Mar- and Marsha Peterson. the form of a wire trans- Trust No. 1070188-07 County District Court, 47 ful bidder for any dam- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 2006) ried Woman, will sell at The sale is subject to a fer, cashier’s check, Ref: Duane Patterson S. Main Tooele Utah all age. – 5:00 p.m. NOTICE OF AUCTION public auction to highest bankruptcy filing, a pay- bank official check (credit TRA: Loan right, title and interest Bidders must tender to L&A Case No. 06-40187 Date of Sale: Saturday, SUMMONS bidder, payable in lawful off, a reinstatement or union official checks are No.XXXXXX8905. IM- conveyed to and now the trustee a $5,000.00 Team A/JG March 18, 2006 Time: Civil No. 060300110 money of the United any other condition of not accepted) or U.S. PORTANT NOTICE TO held by it under said deposit at the sale and THIS COMMUNICATION 10:00am THIRD DISTRICT States at the time of which the trustee is not Postal money order pay- PROPERTY OWNER: Deed of Trust in the the balance of the pur- IS AN ATTEMPT TO Beehive Storage, 1498 N COURT IN AND FOR sale. Successful bidders aware that would cause able to Lundberg & As- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT property situated in said chase price by 12:00 COLLECT A DEBT, AND Main, Tooele. TOOELE COUNTY must tender a deposit of the cancellation of the sociates. If wire transfer UNDER A DEED OF County and State descri- noon the day following ANY INFORMATION This notice of auction is MMH, a minor child, $5,000 in certified funds sale. If any such condi- is used, an additional TRUST, DATED April 18, bed as: Lot 4 Tooele the sale. The deposit OBTAINED WILL BE being given pursuant to Plaintiff to the trustee at the time tion exists, the sale shall $10.00 must be remitted 2003. UNLESS YOU Highlands Subdivision, a must be in the form of a USED FOR THAT PUR- 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code Vs. of sale, with the balance be void, the successful with the purchase price. TAKE ACTION TO PRO- subdivision of Tooele cashier’s check or bank POSE. Annotated. OBAIDULLAH MIRAF- due by noon the follow- bidder’s funds returned Cash payments are not TECT YOUR PROPER- City, according to the of- official check payable to (Published in the Tran- UNIT #072, John Giblon, GHAN, Defendant ing business day, at the and the trustee and cur- accepted. A trustee’s TY, IT MAY BE SOLD ficial plat thereof, record- Lundberg & Associates. script Bulletin March 7, PO Box 353, Tooele. Ta- THE STATE OF UTAH office of the Trustee. At rent beneficiary shall not deed will be delivered to AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF ed in the Office of the The balance must be in 14 & 21, 2006) ble, TV, chairs, boxes. TO THE ABOVE- the West main entrance, be liable to the success- the successful bidder YOU NEED AN EX- County Recorder of the form of a wire trans- (Published in the Tran- NAMED DEFENDANT: North steps to the Tooele ful bidder for any dam- within three business PLANATION OF THIS Tooele County, Utah. fer, cashier’s check, Public Notices script Bulletin February You are summoned and County District Court, 47 age. days after receipt of the PROCEEDING, YOU The street address and bank official check (credit Miscellaneous 28 & March 7, 2006) required to answer the S. Main Tooele Utah all Bidders must tender to amount bid. SHOULD CONTACT A other common designa- union official checks are complaint which has right, title and interest the trustee a $5,000.00 DATED: March 3, 2006. LAWYER. On April 04, tion of the real property not accepted) or U.S. Deadline for public no- NOTICE OF AUCTION been filed with the clerk conveyed to and now deposit at the sale and Scott Lundberg, Trust- 2006, at 4:30pm, James described above is pur- Postal money order pay- tices is 4 p.m. the day Date of Sale: Saturday, of this court. Within 30 held by it under said the balance of the pur- ee H. Woodall, as duly ap- ported to be: 135 S 200 able to Lundberg & As- prior to publication. March 18, 2006 Time: days after service of this Deed of Trust in the chase price by 12:00 3269 South Main, #100 pointed Trustee under a E Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- sociates. If wire transfer Public notices submit- 11:00am summons, you must file property situated in said noon the day following Salt Lake City, UT Deed of Trust recorded mated Total Debt as of is used, an additional ted past the deadline Beehive Storage, 543 your written answer with County and State descri- the sale. The deposit 84115 April 22, 2003, as Instru- April 04, 2006 is $10.00 must be remitted will not be accepted. Millpond Dr, Stansbury the clerk of the court at bed as: Beginning 38 must be in the form of a (801) 263-3400 ment No. 200460, in $84,432.27. The under- with the purchase price. UPAXLP Park the following address: rods and 4 feet North of cashier’s check or bank Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Book 843, Page 32, of signed Trustee disclaims Cash payments are not This notice of auction is 47 South Main Street the Southeast corner of official check payable to – 5:00 p.m. the Official Records in any liability for any incor- accepted. A trustee’s PUBLIC NOTICE being given pursuant to Tooele, Utah 84074 block 39, Plat A, Tooele Lundberg & Associates. L&A Case No. 05-41940 the office at the County rectness of the street ad- deed will be delivered to Call For Proposals 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code And you must mail or de- City Survey, Tooele City, The balance must be in Team D/CNL Recorder of Tooele dress and other common the successful bidder The TOOELE COUNTY Annotated. liver a copy to plaintiff’s which is the Northeast the form of a wire trans- THIS COMMUNICATION County, State of Utah, designation, if any, within three business RECREATION SPECIAL UNIT #013, Brian King, 4 attorney at the address corner of Lot 4 of said fer, cashier’s check, IS AN ATTEMPT TO executed by Duane E. shown herein. Said sale days after receipt of the SERVICE DISTRICT will Millpond, Stansbury listed above. If you fail to block 39, running thence bank official check (credit COLLECT A DEBT, AND Patterson and Tammy L. will be made without cov- amount bid. be accepting new pro- Park. Desk, computer do so, judgment by de- South 62 feet, thence union official checks are ANY INFORMATION Patterson will sell at pub- enant or warranty, ex- DATED: February 23, posals for recreation desk, lawnmower, golf fault may be taken West 22 rods to the East not accepted) or U.S. OBTAINED WILL BE lic auction to highest bid- press or implied, regard- 2006. projects from February clubs, misc. items. against you for the relief line of the alley; thence Postal money order pay- USED FOR THAT PUR- der, payable in lawful ing title, possession, con- Scott Lundberg, Trust- 14, 2006 to March 31, UNIT #025, Bryan Bar- demanded in the com- North 62 feet; thence able to Lundberg & As- POSE. money of the United dition or encumbrances, ee 2006. Applications must ney, 582 S 380 W, plaint. East 22 rods to the point sociates. If wire transfer (Published in the Tran- States at the time of including fees, charges 3269 South Main, #100 follow grant submittal Tooele. TV, wheelchair, This is a personal injury of beginning. The street is used, an additional script Bulletin March 7, sale. Successful bidders and expenses of the Salt Lake City, UT outline available from TV center, misc. items. action alleging that you address and other com- $10.00 must be remitted 14 & 21, 2006) must tender a deposit of Trustee and of the trusts 84115 each member of the (Published in the Tran- have intentionally injured mon designation of the with the purchase price. $5,000 in certified funds created by said Deed of (801) 263-3400 board or Tooele County script Bulletin February the plaintiff. real property described Cash payments are not NOTICE OF TRUST- to the trustee at the time Trust, to pay the remain- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Commission Office, 28 & March 7, 2006) Dated this 13th day of above is purported to be: accepted. A trustee’s EE'S SALE of sale, with the balance ing principal sums of the – 5:00 p.m. Cheryl Adams, 843- February, 2006. 302 South 100 West deed will be delivered to The following described due by noon the follow- note(s) secured by said L&A Case No. 05-40011 2354, Tooele County NOTICE OF NOXIOUS SCHMUTZ & MOHL- Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- the successful bidder property will be sold at ing business day, at the Deed of Trust. The cur- Team A/HN Courthouse, 47 South WEED MAN, LLC mated Total Debt as of within three business public auction to the office of the Trustee. At rent beneficiary of the THIS COMMUNICATION Main. Five copies of the Pursuant to Utah Code FRANK T. MOHLMAN March 21, 2006 is days after receipt of the highest bidder at the the west main entrance, Trust Deed as of the IS AN ATTEMPT TO grant submittal should in- 4-17-7, the Tooele Coun- Attorney for Plaintiff $26,146.62. The under- amount bid. West Main Entrance, north steps to the Tooele date of this notice is: COLLECT A DEBT, AND clude: name of project, ty Weed Control Board 493 West 400 North signed Trustee disclaims DATED: March 3, 2006. North Steps, Tooele County District Court, 47 Mortgage Electronic ANY INFORMATION location, and written bid hereby gives general no- Tooele, Utah 84074 any liability for any incor- Scott Lundberg, Trust- County Courthouse, 47 South Main, Tooele Utah Registration Systems, OBTAINED WILL BE of estimated costs, type tice and declares that the (Published in the Tran- rectness of the street ad- ee South Main Street, all right, title and interest Inc. The record owner of USED FOR THAT PUR- of construction or im- following are noxious script Bulletin February dress and other common 3269 South Main, #100 Tooele, Utah, on April 6, conveyed to and now the property as of the re- POSE. provement and a point of weeds in Tooele County: 14, 21, 28 & March 7, designation, if any, Salt Lake City, UT 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of held by it under said cording of the Notice of (Published in the Tran- contact. Furthermore, Bermuda grass 2006) shown herein. Said sale 84115 said day, for the purpose Deed of Trust in the Default is/are: Andy Per- script Bulletin February projects which are ac- Field Bind Weed will be made without cov- (801) 263-3400 of foreclosing a trust property situated in said kins. Dated: March 02, 28, March 7 & 14, 2006) cepted must be complet- Perennial Pepperweed PUBLIC NOTICE enant or warranty, ex- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. deed originally executed County and State descri- 2006. ed by December 1st Canada Thistle ENVIRONMENTAL AS- press or implied, regard- – 5:00 p.m. on August 19, 1999 by bed as: Lot 117, Castle- James H. Woodall THIRD AMENDED NO- 2006 or the applicant Diffuse Knapweed SESSMENT FOR CON- ing title, possession, con- L&A Case No. 05-54649 Dale M. Thornock and wood Cove Subdivision, 10653 River Front Park- TICE OF TRUSTEE'S may stand to lose their Dyers Woad STRUCTION AND OP- dition or encumbrances, Team B/CM Laura J. Thornock, as phase 1, according to the way, Suite 290 South SALE funding. The Special Hoary Cress ERATION OF THE IN- including fees, charges THIS COMMUNICATION trustors, in favor of West- official plat thereof, re- Jordan Ut 84095 The following described Recreation District Board Leafy Spurge SENSITIVE MUNITION and expenses of the IS AN ATTEMPT TO ern Fidelity Mortgage cords of Tooele county, (801)254-9450 (800)245- property will be sold at of Officers must approve Medusa Head (1M) TEST GRID AT Trustee and of the trusts COLLECT A DEBT, AND Company, covering the state of Utah. The street 1886 (Hotline) Hours: public auction to the any deviation from this Musk Thistle U.S. ARMY DUGWAY created by said Deed of ANY INFORMATION following real property address and other com- 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. highest bidder at the process. Perennial Sorghum PROVING GROUND, Trust, to pay the remain- OBTAINED WILL BE purported to be located mon designation of the Signature/by: James H. West Main Entrance, Send all proposals to: Purple Loosestrife UTAH ing principal sums of the USED FOR THAT PUR- in Tooele County at 1387 real property described Woodall, Trustee R- North Steps, Tooele TOOELE COUNTY Quackgrass A. Proposed Action. note(s) secured by said POSE. North 380 East, Tooele, above is purported to be: 125918 County Courthouse, 47 RECREATION SPECIAL Russian Knapweed 1. The environmental as- Deed of Trust. The cur- (Published in the Tran- UT 84074 (the under- 148 South Worthington (Published in the Tran- South Main Street, SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 Scotch Thistle sessment (EA) was pre- rent beneficiary of the script Bulletin March 7, signed disclaims liability Street Grantsville, Utah script Bulletin March 7, Tooele, Utah, on April 6, South Main Tooele, Utah Spotted Knapweed pared to evaluate the Trust Deed as of the 14 & 21, 2006) for any error in the ad- 84029. Estimated Total 14 & 21, 2006) 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of 84074. Sqaurerose Knapweed potential environmental date of this notice is: dress), and more particu- Debt as of April 04, 2006 said day, for the purpose For any additional infor- Yellow Star Thistle effects of constructing Mortgage Electronic NOTICE OF TRUST- larly described as: is $146,127.21. The un- THIRD AMENDED NO- of foreclosing a trust mation contact Kent Bak- Jointed Goat Grass and operating an insensi- Registration Systems, EE'S SALE Lot 14, EASTLAND ES- dersigned Trustee dis- TICE OF TRUSTEE'S deed originally executed er 882-1420, Russell (county) tive munitions (1M)test Inc. The record owner of The following described TATES SUBDIVISION claims any liability for SALE on February 24, 2003 by Steadman 830-5658, Dalmation Toadflax grid facility on a portion the property as of the re- property will be sold at PLAT B, according to the any incorrectness of the The following described Christopher R. Johnson, Walt Shubert 882-0603, (county) of the old V-Grid area cording of the Notice of public auction to the official plat thereof as re- street address and other property will be sold at as trustor, in favor of Lois McArthur 882-1179, Yellow Toadflax (county) north of Granite Moun- Default is/are: Sandra J. highest bidder at the corded in the office of the common designation, if public auction to the Wells Fargo Home Mort- Travis McCluskey 884- Houndstongue (county) tain at U.S. Army Dug- Morrison. Dated: Febru- West Main Entrance, Tooele County Recorder. any, shown herein. Said highest bidder at the gage, Inc., covering the 5023. Dated this 28th day of way Proving Ground ary 15, 2006. North Steps, Tooele Together with all the im- sale will be made without West Main Entrance, following real property Russell Steadman February, 2006. (DPG). The objective of James H. Woodall County Courthouse, 47 provements now or here- covenant or warranty, North Steps, Tooele purported to be located Secretary Tooele County Weed the proposed action is to 10653 River Front Park- South Main Street, after erected on the express or implied, re- County Courthouse, 47 in Tooele County at 714 (Published in the Tran- Control Board establish a test facility way, Suite 290 South Tooele, Utah, on April 6, property, and all ease- garding title, possession, South Main Street, West 770 South, Tooele, script Bulletin February Laury Hardy, Tooele capable of conducting Jordan Ut 84095 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of ments, appurtenances, condition or encumbran- Tooele, Utah, on March UT 84074 (the under- 14, 21, 28, March 2, 7, 9, County Weed Supervi- Department of Defense (801)254-9450 (800)245- said day, for the purpose and fixtures now or here- ces, including fees, 30, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of signed disclaims liability 14, 16, 21, 23, 28 & 30, sor (000) 1Mtesting, now re- 1886 (Hotline) Hours: of foreclosing a trust after a part of the proper- charges and expenses of said day, for the purpose for any error in the ad- 2006) (Published in the Tran- quired by Military Stand- 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. deed originally executed ty. the Trustee and of the of foreclosing a trust dress), and more particu- script Bulletin February ard (MIL-STD) 2105 C Signature/by: James H. NOTICE on March 14, 2003 by The current beneficiary trusts created by said deed originally executed larly described as: 28, March 7 & 14, 2006) and Technical Bulletin Woodall, Trustee R- Hill Air Force Base has Andy J. Gonzales and of the trust deed is ABN Deed of Trust, to pay the on November 4, 2002 by Lot 118, WESTWOOD (TB) 700-2, of all con- 125645 submitted a request for a PUBLIC NOTICE Jami Gonzales, as trust- AMRO Mortgage Group, remaining principal sums David W. Castagno and MESA PLAT “A” SUBDI- ventional munitions in (Published in the Tran- Class II permit modifica- Notice is hereby given ors, in favor of BNC Inc. and the record own- of the note(s) secured by Marilyn E. Castagno, as VISION, a subdivision of the military inventory, at script Bulletin February tion of the Resource that the Deseret Chemi- Mortgage, INC., covering ers of the property as of said Deed of Trust. The trustors, in favor of Wells Tooele City, according to a single location at the 21, 28 & March 7, 2006) Conservation and Re- cal Depot (DCD), State the following real proper- the recording of the no- current beneficiary of the Fargo Financial Utah, West Desert Test Center the official plat thereof covery Act Permit for the EPA ID Number ty purported to be locat- tice of default are Dale Trust Deed as of the Inc., covering the follow- (WDTC), DPG. recorded in the Office of Utah Test and Training UT5210090002, has ed in Tooele County at M. Thornock and Laura date of this notice is: ing real property purport- The proposed 1MTest the County Recorder of Range in Box Elder submitted a request to Place Your Ad: 64 West 100 South, J. Thornock. Mortgage Electronic ed to be located in said County. County, UT. The pro- the Utah Division of Solid 882-0050 Tooele, UT 84074 (the The sale is subject to a Registration Systems, Tooele County at 186 Together with all the im- undersigned disclaims li- Country Club, Stansbury posed modification will and Hazardous Waste Continued on next page TUESDAY March 7, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Annual Old Fashioned Crab Crack Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Doings will be held March 11 at 7 p.m. for Public Notices the best interest of in- experts have expressed Continued from page B2 $25 per person (prime rib is also Miscellaneous creasing WDTC testing the opinion that testing available). The band will play after capabilities to support should not be allowed on Grid would encompass dinner until midnight. DoD and other Govern- the DTTF. • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; an area of about 1,924 ment agencies. The no C. Anticipated Environ- Pre-paid reservations are acres. The proposed action alternative would mental Effects. aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; required by March 7 (no excep- 1MTest Grid would be in not have any different 1. The proposed action line dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. tions) at 1100 E. Vine St. For more large part non-exclusive. environmental conse- to construct and operate • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Its use as an 1Mtest area information call 882-2931. quences than current op- the 1MTest Grid facility Pinochle 1 p.m. would be coordinated erations. However, it would provide the capa- Real estate investors meet • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 with WDTC Range Con- would not achieve cur- bility to support 000 March 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the trol and other test pro- a.m. to Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; rent national defense ob- 1Mtesting, now required Tooele library the Tooele Real grams, which have used jectives and 1Mtesting by MIL-STD 2105 C and dancing 12-1 p.m. with Tony this area in the past and Estate Investment Group will requirements. TB 700-2, of all conven- Busico; ceramics 1 p.m. will continue to use it in meet. This is a group of real estate 2. Approve the design, tional munitions in the • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; the future. The location construction and opera- military inventory, at a investors or those that want to be. of the 1MTest Grid area aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; tion of a new 1Mtest grid single location at the A speaker presents each. RSVP to would allow WDTC to blood pressure at Noon; bridge on the playa/mudflats West Desert Test Cen- 882-0355. control ingress and west of Granite Mountain ter. Adequate mitigation 12:45 p.m.; Canasta 1 p.m. egress during the rela- and north of Goodyear measures would be im- Tooele Gun Club meets tively short duration of in- • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; Road or on the plemented during con- The Round Robin is an annual dividual 1Mtests. playa/mudflats east of struction and test opera- Mexican train 2 p.m.; dinner 4-5:30 2. The EA evaluates and Horizontal Grid. These tions to ensure the pro- p.m.; Bingo noon; dancing 6-8 p.m. event designed to introduce the assesses the environ- two generalized tection of human health Senior Circle, MWMC sporting/field shotgunner to the Tooele High drama teacher Carol LaForge was recognized for superior mental issues and im- playa/mudflat areas were and the natural environ- sport of trapshooting. Shooters of service at the Feb. 7 Tooele County School District board meeting. She Senior Circle is for those over pacts of the proposed initially attractive be- ment. When the facility all levels of ability (from beginning is pictured with Superintendent Michael Johnsen (left) and THS Principal action, in accordance 50 and costs $15 per year. Call 843- cause they have large, becomes operational, to advanced) are needed to fill the Mike Westover. with Section 651.20 En- relatively flat areas that specific mitigation meas- 3690 for a membership form and vironmental Assessment, teams, with each team shooting are devoid of vegetation. ures would be deter- to RSVP for all activities except Cool Early Earth will be presented Workshop for Individual Investors” 32 CFR Part 651, Army 75 clay targets per day over three These two generalized mined based on the test exercise and water aerobics. by lecturer John W. Valley, pro- Wednesday nights 6-8 p.m. March 8 Regulation (AR) 200-2 playa/mudflat areas were scenarios and environ- weekends — March 26, April 2 and Environmental Analysis • Body Instincts — Meets on fessor of geology and geophysics, until April 12 at the South Jordan removed from further mental conditions at the 9. Applications are available at the of Army Actions; Final Tuesdays 9:30 a.m. at Pinnacle University of Wisconsin-Madison Library, 10673 S. Redwood Rd. The consideration after rec- time of the test. No club (go east on 400 N. about 3.5 Rule, dated March 29, ognizing: threatened or endan- Therapy (29 S. Main). on Wednesday, March 8, at 7:30 free six-week workshop will assist 2002. This evaluation in- miles). Open to the public every a. Roads were inade- gered species or species • Hinges and Twinges (water p.m. in the Aline Wilmot Skaggs individuals in setting financial and cludes the potential im- quate or nonexistent and of special concern would Wednesday at 6 p.m., Saturday at aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and biology building auditorium at the investment goals. pacts to human health were seasonally restrict- be affected by the pro- noon and Sunday at 10 a.m. For and the natural environ- Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic University of Utah. It is free and Call today to reserve your seat: ed. posed action. information call John Miller at 882- ment. It should be noted b. No command post 2. NEPA documents Center, $2. open to the public. Lisa at (801) 255-5966 or Stacy at that the only action that (CP) was available. [RECs, EAs, or environ- 2429. triggers an EA rather • March 8 — Lunch Bunch DUP cultural program set (801) 466-8525. c. Required electrical, mental impact state- meets at Denny’s at noon than a record of environ- communication, and data ments (EISs)] may be Come celebrate our won- Drive defensively mental consideration lines were unavailable. prepared for specific test • March 15 — Wellness Luncheon Recovery derful cultural diversity in Salt The Utah Safety Council is (REC) for this proposed d. Upgrading any of the activities that are not dis- with topic of arthritis and exercise project is the potential for Lake City with The Daughters offering four-hour defensive driv- playa/mudflat sites to an cussed in this EA. These 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. of Utah Pioneers who will pres- ing courses at 1574 W. 1700 S., Salt soil surface disturbance acceptable standard would include an analy- CASA meets Thursdays in excess of five acres. • March 23 — Healthy Women ent an enlightening program on Lake City (in Spanish also). could not be accomplish- sis of specific test materi- Christians Against Substance Since the proposed ac- ed in a timely manner als and conditions that Seminar with topic on colorectal Jane Manning James and Fanny Drivers may receive a 50-point Abuse (CASA) is a new support tion has a potential soil and would be cost pro- could potentially lead to cancer at 7 p.m. Brooks. reduction from their Utah driving surface disturbance of group for any addictions. Meetings hibitive. a significant human • March 27 — Day trip to Hill Come to the Pioneer Memorial record, once every three years. approximately 292 acres 3. Approve the design, health or environmental begin on Thursday evenings at at its maximum iteration, AFB Aerospace Museum. Museum, 300 N. Main, Salt Lake Individuals 55 years of age and construction and opera- impact. 7 p.m. at the Tooele Church of preparation of an EA was • March 2 — Knotty Knitters at City, on Friday, March 10, at 1:30 older, may qualify for insurance tion of a new 1Mtest grid D. The Facts and Con- Christ, 430 W. Utah Ave. All are required. on the Dugway Thermal clusions That Led to the 10 a.m. p.m. This event is free to the gen- discounts after completing the 3. The proposed action is welcome. The 12 step program Treatment Facility Finding of No Significant • March 28 — Birthday Bingo eral public and light refreshments course. responsive to a purpose with the Bible base will be used. (DTTF) [formerly the Impact. The EA does not at 5 p.m. will be served. Registration is $40 per person, and need to provide Open Burn/Open Deto- indicate a potential for For times other than 7 p.m. or for WDTC with the capabili- For more information contact or $10 for those age 55 and over nation (OB/OD)] site significant impact on en- Groups more information call 882-4642. ties and facilities to sup- south of Carr Area. vironmental quality. President Mary Johnson at 801- that are only seeking a reduction port enhanced 1Mtesting a. The DTTF was initially Therefore, an EIS is not Tooele AA meets daily 532-6479 x 201 or Colette Liddell in their insurance rate. For infor- for the 000, pursuant to attractive because: required and this finding Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous compliance with the re- Sewing Guild meets x 203. mation or to register, call 801-478- 1) A large cleared area of no significant impact meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. at quirements of MIL-STD- of sufficient size already (FNSI) has been pre- The March meeting for the Thank A Soldier Day set 7878 or visit www.utahsafetycoun- 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882-7358 for 2105 C and TB 7DO-2. exists. pared. Tooele Sewing Guild will be Saturday, March 18, will mark cil.org. This alternative is in the information. 2) Although a CP would E. Deadline for Receipt Wednesday, March 15, in the the second annual Thank A Soldier Learn sign language best interest of the de- have to be constructed of Public Comments and Dealer’s Choice AA meets fense of the U.S. and her and electrical, Point of Contact for Addi- Extension office auditorium at Day event to take place in the SLCC has a new training pro- allies. The proposed ac- communication, and data tional Information. 9:30 a.m. We will alter the neckline Dealer’s Choice AA meeting Veteran’s Memorial Park, 7800 S gram for American Sign Language tion would not result in lines would have to be Comments are particu- on a T-shirt. Contact Geri Thomas will be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at 1985 W., West Jordan, from 11 interpreters. Aside the traditional any significant increased improved, the cost larly invited from tribal, at 882-3487 for a supply list. Invite the United Methodist Church, 78 a.m. until 3 p.m. Attractions will Interpreter Training Program, this risk to either human to upgrade the facility federal, state, county, health or the environ- friends and bring any show and E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get include: military equipment, includ- ASL/Interpreting Fast Track pro- would likely be accepta- and local government of- directions or information. ment. It achieves current ble. ficials or agencies, Citi- tell you have. Anyone who has an ing at least one military helicop- gram is an intensive one year pro- 000 1Mtesting objec- 3) The DTTF has no nat- zen Advisory Boards, interest in sewing is invited. Castaways AA meetings set ter, a rock-climbing wall, camou- gram (three consecutive semes- tives. ural resource or cultural Restoration Advisory flage face-painting for children by ters) preparing students to achieve B. Alternatives to the Alzheimer’s group meets Castaway’s Alcoholics resource concerns. Boards and any other Anonymous meets Monday- military personnel, concessions, intermediate level certification Proposed Action Which b. The DTTF was re- groups or parties who The Alzheimer’s Caregiver Were Considered. moved from further con- may have interest in en- Support & Education Group is Saturday at noon and on Friday music, and featured speakers. This within the state. Contact Joy Tlou 1. No Action: Do not ap- sideration because: vironmental effects of the at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas is a family-friendly event to which at 957.6067 for more information prove design, construc- open to anyone caring for some- 1) A potential security proposed action. The EA one with Alzheimer’s disease or Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Open; the public is invited. There is no these programs. tion, and operation of a risk for possible future and supporting docu- new 1M Test Grid. Non- related dementia (memory issues). mixed; non-smoking; wheelchair charge for admission. Employment fair coming classified 1Mtesting ex- ments incorporated by Questions regarding this event approval of the design, ists due to the close reference are on file and Learn about this disease. Get ideas. access; nursery available Monday- The Department of Workforce construction, and opera- proximity of the DTTF to may be reviewed by in- Share ideas. Discuss experiences Friday. (Adults only on Saturday.) or having an event in another com- Services, in partnership with the tion of the 1M Test Grid the eastern DPG boun- terested parties at the with others. Feeling trapped? munity may be directed to Michael Department of Corrections, invites at WDTC would mean dary and off-post public Public Affairs Office, u.s. Hughes at 801-221-4848 or Steve that the 1Mtesting of The next meeting will be If someone’s drinking is affect- you to participate in a “2nd Chance access areas. Army Dugway Proving Gomez at 801-324-5316. conventional military mu- 2) A continued concern Ground (435/831-3409). Tuesday, March 14, at 2:30 p.m. at ing your life, Alanon can help. Call Employment and Information Fair” nitions would continue at over regulatory and per- Comments will be re- the Tooele Senior Citizen Center, 882-7756 for information. Meet St. Patrick’s parade set on Tuesday, March 21, at Salt Lake the same location (RAD- mitting issues. These ceived during the 3D- On Saturday, March 11, the County Governmental Complex PAD) and at the same 59 E. Vine. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at concerns stem from the dayperiod following the For information about 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday 10 a.m. at Hibernian Society of Utah will between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. level as at present. Due fact that the DTTF is first publication of the to its design and location regulated as a provision- public notice, and should Alzheimer’s disease or attending St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron stage the 28th annual St. Patrick’s We have a particular group of the RADPAD cannot be al Treatment Storage be addressed to the the monthly group call Frank at Dr., Tooele. Day Parade and post-parade job seekers in the Salt Lake County expanded or improved to and Disposal (TSD) fa- Commander, U.S. Army 882-2870 ext. 130 or Donna 882- Siamsa (SHEEMsa). The parade area that struggle to find meaning- accommodate the new cility under the Resource Dugway Proving Ground, Alateen meets Mondays 1Mtesting requirements. 2870 x126. Alateen meets Mondays at 6:30 will begin at 10 a.m. at 400 West ful and long-term employment to Conservation and Re- ATTN: CSTE-DTC-DP- and 200 North in Salt Lake City. It support their personal and fam- This alternative is not re- covery Act (RCRA), in PA, Dugway, Utah N.A.R.F.E. meeting set p.m. at St. Barnabas church in sponsive to the increas- compliance with interim 84022. The March 2006 meeting of the Overlake. Please come for sharing will move south, turning to con- ily needs. Sometimes people refer ing opportunity for status standards speci- Proponent: Tooele chapter of the National and caring. Please call 849-1881 for tinue through the Gateway Center to them as “ex-cons”, “felons”, or 1Mtesting offered by the fied by 40 CFR part 265 GREG D. OLSON Date on Rio Grande Street. At 200 “offenders”, but in fact they are DoDwide implementation Active and Retired Federal more information. and 40 CFR 270.71 (a) Colonel, U.S. Army South, the parade will turn west our neighbors, our friends, or pos- of MIL-STD-2105 C and (1)(2)(3). DPG Director- Commanding Officer Employees Association will be TB 700-2. This alterna- Kick drug habit and disband at 500 West. Siamsa sibly a family member. ate of Environmental U.S. Army Dugway held at 1 p.m. on Friday, March A 12 Step Addiction Recovery tive is not in the best in- Programs (DEP) and Proving Ground 10, in the auditorium of the Tooele will be held immediately follow- We have designed a job fair for terest of the defense of Utah Division of Solid (Published in the Tran- Program for addictive/compul- ing the parade at the north end of this specific group of customers the U.S. and her allies, Senior Citizen Center, 57 E. Vine and Hazardous Waste script Bulletin March 2, 7 sive behavior, run by LDS Social the Gateway Center in the Grand who have some background issues. as compared to the pro- (UDSHW) subject matter & 9, 2006) We’ll review our political action Services in Tooele and Erda, wel- posed action, nor is it in Hall of the Union Pacific Terminal We are looking for entry level as strategy and tax helps and hints. comes new members and every- All members should attend, and Building. It will last until about 4 well as experienced employment one. p.m. opportunities. The job seekers are interested visitors are encouraged • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S. to join us. For more information Fight breast cancer looking for positions that will pro- 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 vide them with career paths and call Hal Webster at 882-5331. • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. The Komen Salt Lake City Race GHS awards Visions winners for The Cure is recruiting vol- opportunities for advancement. Cattlemen’s banquet slated Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 If you are interested in partici- The Tooele County Cattlemen’s unteers to do various tasks for Grantsville High School’s Pioneer Theatre, and Tooele pating in this community support Association annual banquet will its upcoming breast cancer race community council meeting will Wal-Mart. The 22 winners are as activity and have employment be held March 24 at 6:30 p.m. General on May 13. The race volunteer be held in the school library follows, opportunities available within your in the Tooele High School caf- organizing committee is urging Monday, March 13, at 5 p.m. • Multimedia — First place company’s organization, please eteria. Tickets are $10, available community organizations, compa- As part of the agenda the GHS Ally Daffern, second place Call for art entries contact our Business Services from the officers, Deseret Peak in nies, families and individuals to Parent Teacher Organization will Amanda Knutson The Utah Arts Council Center at 801-468-0097. Tooele and Hometown Hardware volunteer together on race day. assist Principal Jones in award- • Literature — First place announces its DesignArts Utah ‘06 To reduce your concerns of in Grantsville. Volunteers can call the race hot- ing prizes to student winners of Kenneth Barrios, second place Exhibition and extends a call for potential risk in the hiring of some Membership dues are $7 per line at (801) 446-2980 or visit the the Visions Program. Logan Gumucio, third place design entries by April 28,. The of these individuals, DWS contin- year or $30 for five years. Call www.komenslc.org for more infor- Visions is a cultural arts rec- Zurayya Lake, honorable men- exhibition will run June 16-July 28 ues to offer the Federal Bonding Charley Warr at 830-3322 or Jerry mation. ognition program much like the tion Amy Stocks, Lori Gallup, at the Rio Gallery, 300 S. 455 W. in Program (http://jobs.utah.gov/ Hurst at 830-3354 for more infor- Reflections program offered Sarah McAllister, Casey Evans Salt Lake City. Submission forms DUP chooses ‘47 royalty services/bond.asp) and the Work mation. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers through the national PTA orga- • Photography — First place are available online at arts.utah. Opportunity Tax Credit (http:// will hold the Days of ‘47 Royalty nization, giving students an William Wilson, second place Small business group meets gov, by calling (801) 533-3585 or jobs.utah.gov/employer/Business/ Pageant March 18 at the Conference opportunity for recognition in Samantha Jensen, third place The ShopTooele Business (801) 533-3586. Entries must be wotc.asp). Center Little Theatre. eight arts categories. Jarrell Veazie Alliance Networking Party for mailed to DesignArts Utah ‘06, 617 Events are free There were 134 participants • Visual arts — First place March will feature Tye Hoffmann E. South Temple, Salt Lake City, and will include this year in six of the eight cat- Jane Hiatt, second place Sara of Edward Jones, presenting a UT 84102. pioneer crafts, egories. Winning entries were Beazer, third place Crystal workshop on retirement planning View portraits spinning yarn and on display at the February par- Wellington with useful information for self- Art Access Gallery is pleased making lace. Enjoy ent teacher conference and • Musical composition — First employed, small business owners. to feature Portraits from Madison games and stories several winners performed at place Jace Krogh, second place Attend the meeting for network- Avenue by Riverdale photographer to entertain your GHS Cowboy Family Night last Dirk Pratt, third place Skylar ing opportunities, a chance to win Quinn Jacobson. This unusual children. Listen month as well. Phelps a doorprize and for a chance to exhibition, in which the artist uses to beautiful music All winners and their parents • Three-dimensional art — feature your own business at a the wet plate collodion method throughout the are invited to be present for their First place Zurayya Lake, sec- future party. Bring business cards of photography, will open on day. Enjoy our awards on March 13. Prizes were ond place tie between Brittany Wednesday, March 15, from 7-8:30 March 17 and hang through April refreshments and donated by Richards Roundup Houghton and Richard Gosling, p.m. at Tye’s Edward Jones Office, 14. The opening reception will be be sure to visit the Barbecue, Hale Centre Theatre, third place Jordon Mitchell 974 N. Main. held on Friday, March 17 from 6-9 See www.shoptooele.org for entire six floors of p.m., during the Salt Lake Gallery the museum. more information. Association’s monthly Gallery Turkey banquet set Stroll. A demonstration of the wet Increase National Wild Turkey Federation plate collodion method will be financial See News Happening? Banquet will be March 11 at held at Art Access on Saturday, wisdom Give Us a Call! 882-0050 Deseret Peak Complex. The doors March 25, at 2 p.m. Attendance is Edward Jones open at 5:30 p.m. Dinner is at 7 limited and RSVP is required. 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