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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Top-notch show takes Sociable-goers ‘to the movies’ See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN March 28, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 88 50 cents Sheriff’s Dept. Grantsville lights up like ‘Great White Way’ by Mary Ruth Hammond determines STAFF WRITER Was it a Broadway show or the Grantsville 2006 Sociable program? Those attending Saturday’s Sociable prob- UHP trooper ably had a hard time telling if they were at a great, professional production in New York — or at a hometown talent show in the small caused crash city of Grantsville. In all, 38 production numbers involving more than 200 people were by Jesse Fruhwirth performed on the Grantsville High School stage STAFF WRITER Saturday evening and each rendition was truly An accident investigation has determined that magnificent. a Utah Highway Patrol Trooper was responsible Approximately 1,400 people attended this for a crash last Thursday that injured four people year’s Sociable, which was under the direction including the trooper. Criminal charges may be of co-chairpersons Treasa Perkins and Ken filed. An official said the UHP will wait to see if Hale. More than 200 committee members freely criminal charges are filed before any consider- gave of their time and talents to prepare food, ation of sanctions will be made. decorate the school, sell tickets, make scrap- “We’ve finished our investigation and we sent books and perform a myriad of other chores to everything to the County Attorney’s office,” keep the tradition of the Sociable alive. For 122 years now, Grantsville has followed the advice of early leaders of The Church of Inside: Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to hold an annual celebration to honor the older mem- Man not wearing seat belt in I-80 fatality bers of the community. All old-timers, age 75 See A2 and over, who currently reside or who have ever lived in Grantsville receive free tickets as “honored guests” at the Sociable. There is even Tooele County Sheriff Frank Park said. “The a reception for that age group before other accident was definitely his fault.” people begin to arrive. Trooper Jeremy Floyd was responding to an The Sociable begins each year on a Thursday alert of a reckless driver that was swerving in when the Children’s Sociable is presented five and out of oncoming traffic northbound on SR- different times at Grantsville High School. 36. He entered the intersection of Bates Canyon Elementary and junior high students go to the Road and SR-36 and collided with 24-year-old high school at different times to watch the Tina Murray and her two young children pas- youth — who have to audition for a spot on the sengers. Murray was traveling northbound and program — perform. entered the intersection on a green light around There were 26 production numbers on the noon. Children’s program, involving 131 students this “He had his lights on but did not have his siren year. Four-year-old Scout Sutton was especially on,” Park said. “And he didn’t properly clear the adorable as she walked onto the stage all alone intersection when he went through ... The lady to sing and dance to the tune “Baby Ballerina.” had the green light and when you’re approaching Teenagers including Alicia Sherman, Chelsy a red light, you’ve got to make sure that it’s clear Jensen, Brach Boman and Matt Hislop did a before you go through because you do not have fantastic job with their ballroom dance moves. a right of way. Your lights and siren only request And Bryce Jorgason and Tiana Thurgood didn’t the right of way, they don’t demand it.” miss a beat or even stumble once as they Murray’s car rolled several times in the colli- impressed the audience with their tumbling- sion and Floyd’s vehicle struck a pole. type dance style performed to the tune “Die Floyd, Murray and the two children survived Another Day.” the crash. Both Floyd and Murray were taken by Miss Outstanding Teen, Felicity Silva, helicopter to Salt Lake City for emergency medi- impressed the audience with her skills as a ven- cal attention. All four were wearing safety belts. triloquist. But it would have been absolutely “The seat belts did a marvelous job,” Park said. impossible to have picked just one number of “[Floyd and Murray] have both been released the 26 performed on the Children’s Sociable as from the hospital and the kids are fine.” being the best. Obviously, each girl, boy and There have been two traffic fatalities in Tooele teen put their whole heart and soul into practic- County so far in 2006, one due to weather ing and performing to the best of their abilities. and road conditions the other a fatigued driver With so many talented youth, it seems a pretty (see story on A2). Both of those fatal crashes sure bet that Grantsville’s Old Folks Sociable were single-vehicle rollovers and neither of the will continue forever. photography / Troy Boman deceased were properly restrained by safety Rush Kee entertained honored guests, those 75 and older, with his fiddle playing Saturday at Grantsville’s belts. SEE SOCIABLE ON A3 122nd Old Folks Sociable. SEE ACCIDENT ON A2 Rescue teams train for disaster on the lake Transcript-Bulletin by Jesse Fruhwirth STAFF WRITER Representatives from various brings home awards Search and Rescue squads and other first responders gathered by Karen Hunt Tooele first place awards: this weekend to discuss issues STAFF WRITER • The Transcript Bulletin regarding Great Salt Lake. What The Tooele Transcript- staff won Best Special Section would we do if commercial jet Bulletin won several top acco- for its 2005 Business and crashed into the lake, they asked. lades this past weekend as the Visitor’s Guide, which repre- A grand coalition of many Search Utah Press Association present- sents the strengths of the coun- and Rescue agencies, as well as ed awards for the 2005 Better ty nationwide. The judge wrote, their water capable equipment, Newspaper Contest at the St. “Beautiful piece, far exceeding would be required for a success- George Holiday Inn. the rest on photos and design. ful rescue. The Tooele Transcript For a Chamber piece it was a “I don’t think you need a crystal Bulletin garnered six first place pleasure to read.” ball to see how complicated it awards, four second place The project was led by Ben would be if we had an airliner out awards and four third place Nielson as art director and here,” said Steve Calis of the Salt awards competing against other David Bern as editor-in-chief. Lake County Search and Rescue large weeklies statewide. Writers included David Bern, team. Overall, The Davis County Mike Call, Karen Hunt, Diane Calis said any major disaster on Clipper took home the Kirby Sagers, Karen Lee Scott and the lake would create a national Kirkman General Excellence Mark Watson. Photographers media event. He said the “Great award for weeklies with a cir- were Troy Boman and David Salt Lake First Step,” as the gath- culation over 6,000. The Deseret Bern. Ad design was completed ering was called, is necessary to Morning News earned the first by Liz Arellano and Heidi Mills. ensure that Utah first responders place honor in the daily catego- Account Executives Clayton shine under the intense scrutiny ry and the Weber State Signpost Dunn, Keith Bird and Debbie of the national media. and Sanpete Messenger led the Winn secured the funds for the Event organizer Eric Stucki competition in the same cat- project. of the Utah Division of Parks photography / Troy Boman egory for the state’s smaller and Recreation said a full-scale Weber County Search and Rescue’s mobile command center was the most coveted item on display at the weeklies. SEE AWARDS ON A3 Great Salt Lake First Step training for emergency responders Saturday. Participants introduced their teams SEE TRAINING ON A2 and equipment early in the day, then spent hours at classes about the lake and about various rescue boats.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Breezy tonight with rain showers OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 Cowboy soccer gives defending and thunderstorms likely. Lows champs a battle in league loss in the lower 40s. Highs in the DOINGS A7 CROSSWORD/SUDOKU B2 See A10 50s. Complete Forecast: A2 TV LISTINGS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B3 A2 TUESDAY March 28, 2006 ETCETERA ... Accident Temps/Precipitation ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast continued from page A1 UHP Lt. Mike Rapich said his Date High Low (prec./inches) Wed March 23 56 32 48/37 department has not yet begun an March 24 62 35 3/29 internal investigation. March 25 66 44 Rain showers in the morning then “Obviously we’re looking into March 26 64 25 .46 3” snow thundershowers in the afternoon. the situation to decide what March 27 60 30 High 48F. went wrong,” Rapich said. “We’ll Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer take action to mitigate a situa- for the National Weather Service, reports tion like that from happening in that his recording station at 139 S. Main Thu 49/38 the future.” received .46 inches of precipitation 3/30 Rapich said a board of UHP between March 23 and March 27 and a total of 2.41 so far this month. The normal Rain and snow showers. Highs in administrators will determine for March is 2.32 inches. the upper 40s and lows in the up- Floyd’s fate, but mitigating cir- For the water year, which began Oct. per 30s. cumstances will be taken into 1, 2005, Tooele has received 9.20 inches of account. precipitation. The normal for the year is 18.49 inches of precipitation. “It was a priority call, and Fri 60/41 he needed to interdict this per- Area Ski Report 3/31 son before they caused a crash,” Occasional showers possible. Rapich said. Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: Highs in the low 60s and lows in The driver Floyd tried to pur- Winter storm warning in effect until the low 40s. 10 p.m. tonight. Snow showers likely. sue was later discovered to be Accumulation 2 to 4 inches. Highs at 8000 intoxicated and was arrested. feet in the lower 40s. Alta — 158” mid mtn. 6” new snow 48 Floyd came to work at the hrs; 5/5 lifts open Sat 56/39 Tooele UHP office in January. Beaver Mountain — 101” mid mtn. 4” 4/1 He worked near Wendover for new snow 48 hrs; 5/5 lifts open photography / Amy Trebella Brian Head — 74” mid mtn. 0” new snow Chance of showers. Highs in the nearly a year and a half before The roof of UHP Trooper Jeremy Floyd’s patrol car was sliced off (above) to remove him from his the vehicle 48 hrs; 5/7 lifts open mid 50s and lows in the upper 30s. transferring. following a dramatic crash Thursday afternoon. Though his lights were flashing, investigators said Floyd Brighton — 149” mid mtn. 2” new snow last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open e-mail: [email protected] entered the intersection too hastily and did not have his siren blaring. The Canyons — 108” mid mtn. 7” new snow 48 hrs; 16/16 lifts open Sun Deer Valley — 116” mid mtn. 1” new 60/42 snow 48 hrs; 20/21 lifts open 4/2 Park City — 114” mid mtn. 4” new snow 33-year-old man loses life in I-80 rollover Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the 48 hrs; 14/14 lifts open low 60s and lows in the low 40s. Powder Mountain — 125” mid mtn; 1” by Jesse Fruhwirth City died at LDS Hospital. He was deceased] was ejected from the caused by fatigued or drowsy driv- new snow last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Snowbasin — 142” mid mtn. 1” new Service STAFF WRITER 33. vehicle during the roll over.” ers. This compares to 16 percent snow 48 hrs; 8/12 lifts open UDOT Road Report A fatal crash in occurred in The vehicle was traveling east- Rapich said there was no indica- of the fatalities and 11 percent of Snowbird — 140” mid mtn. 6” new snow bound on I-80. The driver, 25-year- tion of excessive speed and it does 48 hrs; 10/11 lifts open The Utah Department of Transportation Tooele County Wednesday morning. injuries caused by driving under the (UDOT) has announced plans for bridge deck old Rajeev Surapaneni, dosed off not seem the driver was impaired by Solitude — 148” mid mtn; 3” new snow The fatigued driver was wearing influence of drugs or alcohol. last 48 hours; 8/8 lifts open rehabilitation and paving along Redwood Road between the Clive and Aragonite drugs or alcohol. Sundance — 95” mid mtn. 3” new snow (SR-68) from 100 South to 300 South in Salt Lake a seatbelt and survived the crash A toddler from Grantsville was City. The project includes rebuilding existing exits around mile post 47. “The indication is that the driver 48 hrs; 4/4 lifts open along with the properly restrained killed earlier this year during a Wolf Mountain — 78” mid mtn. 2” new concrete medians and I-80 bridge decks and “The vehicle drifted off the left fell asleep, and that caused him to snow 48 hrs; 3/3 lifts open replacing existing asphalt. Construction activi- front-seat passenger. The back seat severe snow storm. That vehicle ties were planned to begin March 27. side of the road, the driver over drive off the road,” Rapich said. also rolled and the child was not in Pollen Count Construction crews will maintain one north- passenger was not wearing a seat corrected, then traveled off the Last year in Tooele County, 42 bound, one southbound and one center turn lane belt and died. right side of the road rolling twice,” percent of the fatalities and 20 per- a seat belt or car seat. on Redwood Road at all hours. During the actual The pollen counts from the bridge demolition and reconstruction, scheduled Rajendra Surapaneni of Salt Lake UHP Lt. Mike Rapich said. “[The cent of injuries logged by UHP were e-mail: [email protected] Intermountain Allergy and Asthma to take place on weekends starting March 31, Clinic in Salt Lake City as of March all lanes on 1-80 will be closed in the area from 28, 2006, were as follows: Friday evening through Monday morning. Any Elm — Very High additional closures on I-80 will restrict traffic to Cedar — Very High no less than two lanes in both directions. Cottonwood — High For additional information call 801-971-0302 Training or visit the UDOT website at www.udot.utah. continued from page A1 Mold — Low gov. mock disaster, the second step in lake disaster preparation, will be Huntsman, Leavitt planned in the spring. The event was held Saturday at the Great Salt Lake Marina east of Lake Point on lake’s shore- team up to prepare line. Early in the day, the teams introduced themselves and the equipment they brought to dem- Utahns for bird flu onstrate. Later in the day, attend- ees participated in classes to learn WEBER COUNTY Lieutenant Governor Gary outbreak strikes.” about the geography of the lake R. Herbert Friday convened the “As the nation and world pre- and handling of various boats. BOX ELDER COUNTY Governor’s summit with U.S. pare for a potential pandemic influ- The morning session felt some- Department of Health and Human enza, so too must Utah,” Herbert thing like a commercial boat Services Secretary Mike Leavitt and said. “Utah has accomplished a lot show or elementary school show- DAVIS COUNTY photography / Troy Boman other federal, state and local officials already, but we still have a lot more and-tell session, where each team TOOELE COUNTY Lines from a topographical map to discuss current and future efforts to do. Preparing for an influenza proudly presented their multi-mil- are projected on Sheri Trbovich’s to prepare Utah and the nation for pandemic is a community-wide lion dollar equipment. face at the Great Salt Lake Marina a potential influenza pandemic. At effort that requires all of us to par- Various representatives boast- Saturday during a training event. the summit, the Utah Department ticipate and to be accountable for ed hover crafts, underwater com- of Health (UDOH) launched the how well we prepare and respond.” munication units, rope guns and SALT LAKE COUNTY Tooele new www.pandemicflu.utah.gov Herbert said that pandemic self-inflating motorized flotillas. Web site, which provides tools and influenza will impact everyone in Several vehicles were lined along resources to help Utahns plan for Utah, not just those who become the marina parking lot for display, pandemic influenza. “We Are Your Neighborhood ill. Government agencies are pre- and in some cases, tours. About 500 Utah leaders in govern- Representatives from four of the five counties that border Great Salt Family Theatre” paring, planning and practicing. Weber County’s mobile comment, business, health care, emer- mand center may have taken the Lake attended classes preparing them for a potential disaster on the 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Businesses, community organiza- gency management, education and Best in Show award if any votes lake. Though representatives attended meetings leading up to the full- (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 tions and individuals also need to community and faith-based organi- had been collected. Scoring the day training, Tooele County’s Search and Rescue was absent due to prepare for this possible threat. Tickets are now available online zations attended the afternoon sum- highest price tag, literally the most another training event. at www.movieswest.com “Preparedness means going mit held at the Davis Conference bells and whistles and certainly County Commission earlier this beyond traditional public health LifeFlight representative told th th Center in Layton, Utah. The summit the most envy from other coun- month. The unit has not yet been and government planning,” said the Tooele County Search and Mar. 24 – 30 was the first of its kind for Utah. ties, the 40-foot RV is a life-saving revealed to the public, not is the Dr. David N. Sundwall, executive Rescue that the chopper was run- “Pandemics are global in nature super truck. Weber’s high-tech RV price tag known. director, UDOH. “Today’s summit ning late. At least one LifeFlight The Shaggy Dog but their effects are always local, is pulled by a semi-truck trailer, Tooele County Search and is an example of the collaboration chopper was stationed at the Dly: 4:30, 7:05, 9:20 so I am pleased that Governor has high-speed Internet access Rescue was not present at the needed at all levels of government First Step training at the marina. Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05, 9:20 Huntsman is taking a leadership and several types of radar. The event, however. They were busy e-mail: [email protected] Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05 (PG) role to prepare Utah for this threat,” and in all sectors of society.” smart board in the conference with LifeFlight training. The Leavitt said. “Pandemic planning Leavitt was joined by Dr. room, as well as several computer * needs to address how schools, busi- Julie Gerberding, director of the monitors in the main room, add a V for Vendetta nesses, public agencies, faith-based Centers of Disease Control and futuristic flair to the vehicle mak- Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:40 organizations and others participate Prevention; James Caverly, director ing three-dimensional map images Sat: 12:20, 4:10, 7:00, 9:40 in pandemic preparedness. With this of the Infrastructure Partnerships of the lake as omnipresent as Sat: 12:20, 4:10, 7:00 (R) meeting, local officials can identify Division at the U.S. Department of wallpaper. needs specific to Utah communi- Homeland Security; and Stephen “Our command center truck has * ties and begin crucial coordination Johnson, administrator of the U.S. an eight-person conference room Inside Man to assure readiness if a pandemic Environmental Protection Agency. with smart board,” said Lt. Jeff Dly: 4:15, 7:00, 9:45 Malan of Weber County Search Sat: 12:15, 4:15, 7:00, 9:45 and Rescue of their million-dol- Sat: 12:15, 4:15, 7:00 (R) lar mobile communications hub. �� “A couple of the most important �� Failure to Launch �� things [it has are] a coffee pot and �� Dly: 4:35, 7:10, 9:25 a bathroom,” he joked. Sat: 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:10, 9:25 �� Davis County garnered a close �� Sat: 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:10 (PG-13) �� second for its rival mobile com- �� mand center. �� Representatives from Box Eight Below �� Elder, Davis, Weber and Salt Lake Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:30 �� counties’ search and rescue teams Sat: 12:20, 4:10, 7:00, 9:30 �� were present. Representatives Sun: 12:20, 4:10, 7:00 (PG) �� from the Utah Test and Training �� Range, the Salt Lake International * �� Airport, Coast Guard Auxiliary �� Church Ball �� Dly: 4:30, 7:05, 9:20 �� and the state Division of Parks �� and Recreation showed their �� Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05, 9:20 �� wares. Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05 (PG) �� Tooele County Search and � Show Times are subject to change. �� pm �� Rescue recently acquired a new Open daily 4 • Sat & Sun- Noon �� All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 �� mobile command center paid for �� • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 by a federal grant. The unit is Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 �� Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele �� rumored to rival that of Weber �� All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� County. A formal announcement �� of the purchase was made to the �� RITZ RITZ �� Subscriber Service �� Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 �� If you haven’t received PG-13 PG-13 �� your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., Tooele’s Show Place �� for Over 60 Years! �� please call 882-0050 and our cus- �� tomer representative will assist 882-2273 �� 111 North Main, Tooele �� you. Customer service hours on �� http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net �� Tuesday and Thursday nights $ SHE’S$ THE $ MAN STAY ADMISSION: ALIVE ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: 4.00 before 6pm: 4.00 are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. TUESDAY March 28, 2006 A3

reception, two identical talent As is traditional, many people Sociable shows were presented. The first came from out-of-town and even continued from page A1 began at 2 p.m. and the second at out-of-state to attend Grantsville’s 5 p.m. social event of the year. Saturday’s Sociable kicked off Julie Fawson Matthews was the Treasa Persians and Ken Hale with a new event this year, a 5K committee chairman for the pro- said they were thrilled with the run, planned by Gene and Nancy gram, but she enlisted the help of way everything turned out at this Isom. And by 11 a.m. there were her entire family to make this year’s year’s event. dozens of antique cars parked near program seem every bit as good as “All the committee members Grantsville High School as well as a professional production. worked so hard and everything was across the street at the city park. Julie’s mother, Barbara Fawson, just perfect,” Treasa said. This year’s car show was under sewed many of the costumes. Treasa Kevin Hall and Kathy Mourtisen the direction of Mike and Michelle Perkins helped with the sewing were chosen as co-chairmen 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Warner. and Hale Theatre donated the use of Grantsville 2007 Old Folks The reception, chaired by Kirt of costumes as well. Others who Sociable. and Becky Williamson, began at helped plan the program includ- e-mail: [email protected] 882-4800 12:30 p.m. There was lots of hugs ed: Jan Baird, Bart and Lynnea and warm embraces as the honored Hamatake, Jennifer Baird Hebdon, guests, age 75 and older — many Joan Johnson, Peggy Pearce, of whom had moved away from Christie and Dan Poyfair, Marie Grantsville years ago and haven’t Soelberg, Don and Tish Thornton, seen each other in years each — got Richard and Jodie Thornton, Dave Allergies? reacquainted. Fawson, David and Amy Fawson, David K. Palmer, M.D. In addition to sharing memories photography / Troy Boman and Josh and Natalie Fawson. Nancy J. Stevenson, P.A.-C and enjoying light refreshments, Honored guests Iola Reed and Toni Allred attended this year’s Old Folks Following the program, all the honored guests reception fea- Sociable in Grantsville Saturday. Sociable-goers enjoyed a great • Ear, Nose, and Throat tured entertainment. Lowell Hicks, Grantsville resident now residing While he was serving our coun- meal of roast beef, turkey, mashed • Head & Neck Surgery 92 years old, played several tunes in Murray, served with the 91st try, Clyde said that he and his fel- potatoes and gravy, vegetables, and • Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders on his xylophone. Lowell is the Infantry in Italy during World War low soldiers all dreamed of one homemade rolls and cakes. grandson of the late Hilda Ericksen. II. thing. “We all wanted to come home There was dancing in the gym Call 882-6448 to make an appointment When Hilda died in the late 1960s, “We made an amphibious land- and be with our wives, children until 11:30 p.m. she was the last surviving LDS pio- ing on Ranger Beach and then or girlfriends,” he said. “I know neer who had walked across the went to Italy,” Clyde told the “hon- our troops who are fighting in Iraq plains from Illinois to what is now ored guests” Saturday. “After the today feel the same way. So, I dedi- Utah to avoid religious persecu- Germans surrendered, we formed cate this song to the millions of tion. soldiers and their famous who have “Medical Breakthrough a dance band. Because of a former Following Hicks’ perfect perfor- music teacher here in Grantsville, or are serving our country.” mance, Kirt Williamson remarked, Sarah Anderson, I had learned to The words to the song were, “I “Lowell is 92 years old and he can play the bass and to sing. On the dreamed a million dreams or more still hit the keys on this thing. His For Sciatica” weekends, we would bring the of me standing at your door to see hands are as steady as iron.” Italian ladies in and we’d wear you once again. Your lovely hands One of the tunes Hicks shared hob-knob boots and it was kind were holding mine, I dreamed breakthrough to so many low back disc with his audience Saturday was of a Sadie Hawkins Day dance about them all the time. And the herniation and sciatica sufferers right here in one he composed while entertain- because we made so much noise. places we used to dine, I longed to “Sciatica has puzzled doctors and frustrated Tooele.” ing U.S. troops in Italy during World Our band also went to several dif- be there once again. We were danc- patients for years. But now space travel and Due to his tremendous success with back Ward II. ferent schools in Italy to play for ing in the moonlight, your cheek modern technology may have finally cracked pain, herniated discs, sciatica (pain radiating Lowell said that when he was a the children.” was pressed to mine. Oh, what a the back pain and sciatica code.” into the legs), Dr. Brown has made available a youth, his father built a shed in the Clyde, who was supposed to wonderful June night, it was sub- back of the house for him to prac- Those are the enthusiastic words of free report to anyone suffering with these graduate from high school in 1943, lime. Now, I’ve got want I waited tice the xylophone. Tooele’s, Dr. Dev Brown, D.C. Dr. Brown painful conditions. joined the Army instead. “Then, for. I don’t have to dream no more. “I practiced so long and so loud now uses non-surgical spinal decompression - “I just wanted back pain sufferers to know in 1946, they let me come back to For I’m standing at your door and out there,” he said. “One of the an amazing space-age medical breakthrough to they have an option other than drugs and Grantsville High School and earn I’m in your arms again.” songs I worked especially hard on treat back pain, disc herniations, and sciatica surgery… an option that really works. I my diploma,” he said. Following the honored guest was ‘I’ll bring you Home Again, in his practice. wanted to let them know there is finally REAL Kathleen.’ I remember my dad say- “I was shocked at the results spinal hope… that hope is detailed in my free report.” ing to me one night at dinner time, decompression gets in such a short time. And To get your free copy of Dr. Brown’s ‘I wish you would hurry and get how long those results last… without the side revolutionary new report, “How Space Age Kathleen home so you don’t have to effects of drugs or risk of surgery. I was also Technology Is Solving Back Pain Without play that tune so often!’” shocked that so few doctors in the country Drugs Or Surgery!” just call toll-free 1-800- Rush and Eve Kee shared their talents on the violin and piano. were willing to invest in this amazing new 759-4804 and listen to the 24 hr recorded Rush, pastor of the Baptist Church technology.” commented Dr. Brown. “But the message or visit www.BackPainAdvance.com in Grantsville, chuckled as he told best thing is I am able to offer this medical for all the details. Call now, supply is limited. the audience that Saturday was his 77th birthday. He added, “Lowell told me that at 77, I’m still just a kid. Maybe compared to him, I am.” Rush and Eve often participate in the Old Time Fiddlers Contest held in Idaho. Brad and Laurie Hurst announced at the reception that they would like to compile a book on Grantsville’s opera house which was torn down more than 40 years ago. They asked anyone who has memories, photos or memorabilia of that building to give them a call so that the information can be preserved for future generations. MAD Rachel Brown Smith, who moved We’ve gone from Grantsville last year to be closer to her daughter, said that here at Salt Lake when she bought an old house in Grantsville decades ago, she went Mike Garrard Valley GMC with into the garage to look around. There was a strip of molding, maybe 20 feet long, hanging on the wall by YOUR TRUCK IS two nails,” Rachel said. “I knew that strip had come from the old OVER RIGHT HERE! opera house. I took real good care WE WENT CRAZY ON OUR of it and then I had my son-in-law photography / Troy Boman Ted Gressman make picture frames out of that Rumors of his demise greatly exaggerated: Utah Lawrence was INVENTORY!! WE HAVE MORE GMC recently reported deceased in a Tooele Transcript-Bulletin news article. 100 TRUCKS THAN ANY ONE IN UTAH! molding.” DURAMAXS Clyde Felsted, a former However, he made a smashing appearance at this year’s Old Folks Sociable Saturday and was good-natured about the error.

the ad. Buffalos after their big state bas- Awards • Kelly Chance won first place ketball win last March. The judge Mike Fonger continued from page A1 for Best Classified Pages. The judge wrote, “We loved the layout and the wrote, “Good use of ad space, well storytelling of the quality photos.” BRAND NEW 2006 • The Transcript-Bulletin organized, great use of color for Third place won first for Best Lifestyle page. background.” • Mike Call earned third in Best 2500 DURAMAX Karen Hunt designed the pages • Ben Nielson won first place Editorial for “Lay off Cheerleaders,” DIESEL CREW CAB 4x4 with collaboration with photogra- for Best R.O.P. Ad Campaign. Their which defended the cheerleaders EVERYTHING! pher Troy Boman. Winning articles series of ads for Mountain West Loaded with for not attending the game when the included Alleen Lang’s “A differ- Medical Center were praised for THS basketball team took state — a ent DIVA: Down Syndrome doesn’t “good choice and use of photogra- decision which resulted in subse- MSRP $45,018 SAVE MORE keep dance from Tooelean;” Karen phy” and use of a consistent theme quent booing at events — because THAN YOU HAVE BRAND NEW Lee Scott’s “Colleen is It,” which throughout. David Bern and Keith your described County Commissioner Bird collaborated on the ad. The ads they were competing in Florida at price EVER SAVED BEFORE 2006 1500 Colleen Johnson’s impressive Coca- utilized local child models Makaylee a cheerleading competition where $ IF WE DON’T HAVE CREW CAB Cola collection; and Karen Hunt’s Bird and Andrew Arellano. they placed. 258 YOUR TRUCK... • Nick Drake grabbed third place biweekly payment #G22646A “105th Birthday: Tooelean has seen NO ONE DOES! 4x4 1/2 Ton Second place: for Best Sports Column with his dramatic world changes.” • Mike Call and the editorial “From the Sidelines” column. The Loaded with The judge wrote, “some really department won second place in the judge commended Drake writing, EVERYTHING! original, creative layouts. Headline Best Front Page category. The judge “topic shows columnist is part of and typography eye catching and commended Call for his “Excellent the community, not just hiding in a well-done. Photos well balanced. use of photography” and the pages’ MSRP $39,720 press box.” Good juxtaposition between main flow. and secondary art.” • Mark Watson and Karen Hunt your • John Hamilton won second for • Troy Boman won first for Best best R.O.P. ad with “Warm Smile, took third for Best Breaking News price News Photograph with “20,000 Acres Big Heart,” also for Mountain West Story for “Record-breaking deluge pounds Tooele,” which covered the Charred and Erda Fire Doused.” Medical Center. The judge com- biweekly payment $ The judge commented, “foreground mended the choice of photograph flooding in Tooele City last year. 223 subjects give nice sense of scale; and clean, easy-to-read layout. The judge commented, “good com- #G22651A well composed.” • Heidi Mills won second place munity-minded reporting, concise • Liz Arellano and Heidi Mills won for Best use of Ad Color with her ad writing and good use of quotes.” 725 West 3300 South first for Best Advertising Idea with “Home Holiday Sale” designed for • Troy Boman took third for Best SALT LAKE VALLEY “Thank Q Sell-A-Bration” designed Al & Lid. The judge liked her vibrant Feature Photograph with “Sights Salt Lake City for Quality Automotive Group. color, good registration and sense and Sounds of Freedom,” which Judges liked Arellano’s “clever tie-in of balance. depicted a cowboy on a fence watch- to the Q in the advertiser’s name in • Troy Boman in collaboration ing Fourth of July Fourth fireworks ® 1-800-933-5027 headline” and Mills’ use of color in with Nick Drake won second for at the Deseret Peak Complex. The designing the ad. Darin Farnsworth Best Photo Page with “Buffs Grab judge wrote “Good quality fireworks All Prices include rebates plus tax & license. Pictures for illustration only. Biweekly payment based on $5000 down and finacing thru TFCU at Quality had the inspiration for Gold,” which depicted the THS shot. Nice composition too.” A4 TUESDAY March 28, 2006

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Water wisdom It’s water that allowed Tooele Valley to be settled and it’s water that will limit its growth. In our desert landscape new homes, big business and a rural agricul- tural lifestyle all depend on, and compete for water rights. Obtaining water rights has become increasingly expensive and difficult over the years. Ten years ago, the state stopped issuing water permits because the county’s safe annual yield had been exceeded. Since that time the only way to get the water necessary for new development has been to buy from current water rights holders. As we grow, limited water will make every decision a tradeoff. Do we bring in large thirsty corporations or build new subdivisions and developments? Will the lifestyle of rural farmers and ranchers continue to be a more elusive dream, particularly for new blood in the county? For the last month, the Transcript Bulletin staff has explored questions related to water. We’ve found the subject more expansive than the Great Salt Lake — and far deeper. Thursday in a special edition we will explore how water limits growth, how much water large entities use, threats of pollutants to the limited resource, practical ways we can save water and therefore money in our own landscapes and archaic state laws that discourage conservation. Check out our special section on water, Thursday. It’s certain to whet LETTERS TO THE EDITOR your thirst for answers. lished on March 7, 2006, Cline stated Principal Westover handled situations. Allow smoking in parks that 3,000 more residents will be added While you say your brother is a Editor: ANOTHER VIEW to Stansbury Park based on current man of integrity, he has failed to hold My name is Roger Knutson and I building permits. In addition, the Boyer the same set of standards for each live in Grantsville. This is in reply to Company is proceeding with plans to and every student. There have been the article on smoke-free zones. I am a develop another 900 residential lots, separate punishments issued for stu- smoker and the only smoke-free zones War in Iraq will take 153 of which will be improved this year. dents who have been caught cheating that would not bother me would be in Cline also stated that the Saddleback in classes and even lying on scholar- schools and churches. development in Lake Point is poised to ship applications. While some were The Tooele County Health take off, as the developer has secured a punished to the full extent, others patience, patriotism Department wants to ban people like water source in the Oquirrh Mountains. were only slightly reprimanded, or me who smoke from public parks, ven- According to Cline, neither the Boyer even let off completely. Also, Principal am disturbed cies or not, has made good on one of ues and so on. So if I am going to be development in Stansbury Park nor the Westover has overstepped his authority when I hear his election year promises. He stated banned from public parks just because Saddleback development in Lake Point as principal several times. He has tried Iindividuals in he would restore honor and dignity to I smoke, shut them down, tear them are accounted for in the population to enforce punishments for incidents Washington, D.C. the office of the president. He has done down and plow them under so nobody estimates and projections data available unrelated to Tooele High School. pontificate about so in my opinion. He is not guided by can use them. on the Tooele County website. As for There is no basis for calling the the dismal situa- poll numbers but by personal convic- It’s because of people like those in future growth in Tooele City, she stated superintendent “spineless,” and to do tion in Iraq. If you tion. Many of our politicians need to the county health department and state there are certain “resource issues” that so is an obvious cry for pity. As a man only watch CNN or be reminded by their constituents that politicians I don’t spend money in res- will slow the growth rate there. of integrity, Principal Westover should the major network we are at war, the president is the taurants any more — if I had any. Regardless of which community accept the fact that he has made deci- news, it would be commander in chief, and as such, he Roger Knutson will grow faster over the next five to sions that have impacted his contract understandable if needs the backing and support of the Grantsville Jaromy Jessop ten years, it is important to recognize renewal. Also, his brother, who says you had the same Congress so we as a nation can send a GUEST COLUMNIST that right now, neither the north end of he is a man of integrity, should let him view. If you talk to unified message to our adversary: We Coach’s values touted Tooele City nor the north end of Tooele make his own public statement if he a soldier, sailor, air- are the United States of America, we Editor: County have enough students to sup- wants to shed some light on his remov- man, or Marine, you will not back down, we will not accept I would like to express support for port a new high school independently. al. It is completely unprofessional for will get a much different impression. defeat, the terrorists and murderers Chris Wilcox, a teacher and coach at Indisputable is the fact that the current you to make outrageous claims and try These brave patriots were not drafted who attacked our country on 9-11 will Tooele High School, who has lately high schools in the valley are over- to throw mud at a man who is a proven into the armed services. They were be pursued to the ends of the earth and come under some criticism. I’ve known crowded and relief is needed sooner leader in this community. not forced to go to combat. When they brought to justice. There is no timeline. Chris Wilcox for approximately three rather than later in order to protect the Now, while Mr. and Mrs. Lambert watched the World Trade Center tow- This will be a long hard fight, the like years, during which time I’ve observed quality of education of current students may feel baffled as to why Principal ers collapse as we all did on 9-11, many we have never seen. that he lives by an impressive set of as well as to prepare for those to come. Westover is being removed, maybe the of them shortly after that time stepped The terrorists such as Zarqawi, hide values. Based on current student populations man himself could tell you. I don’t forward to serve their country. in their squalor and tell their followers As a teacher and coach he devotes and growth projections, enrollment at know. At this point Mr. Johnsen has I don’t believe in the bias of CNN that given time, the anti-war movement hours to students and athletes. He the two high schools will reach 2,911 been forced to stick to what he thought when they tell you constantly every will gain steam. They take heart when teaches ceramics, but he also teaches students by fall 2006. The capacity was right, as he has done all his life. day that the sky is falling in Iraq. Did certain senators from certain states responsibility, honesty and good work of the two schools is 2,600 students. Also, I would like to inform the their correspondents miss the his- from the floor of the Senate call our ethic. He coaches soccer, but he also By fall 2009, enrollment numbers are Lambert\s that Principal Westover toric national elections that were held president a liar who went to war for coaches qualities of respect, unity, expected to reach 3,391 students. was not at the head of any of the recently where 75 percent of eligible personal or political reasons. Examine morality and self-restraint. He is help- Approval of the bond and construc- recent developments in school spirit. voters participated in the democratic the record. These same senators voted ing our children develop into well- tion of a new high school in northern Blake Olsen, Danny Wihongi, Kyle process? Think about what I just said, to authorize the use of force should rounded adults with moral fiber and Tooele County will provide much need- McKendrick, and I were the team that democracy in the middle of the Muslim Sadaam Hussein fail to comply with the capability. ed space and educational opportunities organized the T-shirts saying “The world. These are truly historic times. United Nations Resolution 1441 which He is a huge asset to Tooele High for those students. Herd.” We worked with Coach Randy The mainstream media will also assert received a unanimous 15-0 vote in the School. I’ve never seen anything in Quarez. We also suggested that buses that the bloody violence is not worth it UN Security Counsel. Debate is use- Jeremy Scott his conduct that would suggest unjust be provided to the state contests, not and that Americans and Iraqis cannot ful and necessary but playing politics Stansbury Park action or inappropriate behavior. His Principal Westover. If anything, he tried stay the course. during a time of war is disgraceful and standards are high. He expects high to stifle our efforts at the beginning of Last week I visited the Cowpens unacceptable. Westover defense warped standards from our youth. I see nothing the year, saying that we were not rep- National Battlefield in South Carolina. I would send the following message Editor: wrong with this. I feel fortunate that resenting Tooele High properly. This I read about how Colonel Tarleton of to the terrorists lurking in the slums of To give any credibility to the state- my son can associate with him. feeling was generated based on a few the British Regulars slaughtered hun- Sammara, Ramdi, and Sadr City: We are ments made by Jonathan Westover Laura Hunt “powerful” complaints from opposing dreds of Continental militiamen who the United States of America, you can would be a mistake by everyone. We Erda teams. had raised the white flag at Waxhaus. run, but you can’t hide. The people of understand that he is upset about the We, as a community, have no rea- Our founding fathers did not say “oh Iraq have spoken and they have chosen removal of his brother from his posi- son to consider these accusations that is so terrible! we should withdraw freedom. We will not accept your poli- Return precious beads tion. Mr. Westover did not need to from Mr. Jonathan Westover. Clearly, our troops and capitulate to whatever cies of hate and your despicable acts of Editor: write a letter to tell us that, and to Superintendent Johnson had a reason the British demand” Instead, General violence. We will stay the course and We have several things taken from conspire against the school district and not to renew Principal Westover’s con- Daniel Morgan of the Continental Army we will bring all of you killers to justice. our home and from inside of our car — Superintendent Johnsen is completely tract, and while we may never know said “I will trounce the British this No matter how long it takes. a barbeque (that belonged to our grand- out of line. the reason(s), it is ridiculous to think ground or upon this field I will lay my In closing, if our young men and daughter), CDs (about 20 of them), my Mr. Johnsen has had a great impact he would do it because a few “power- bones” Morgan went on to lead his rag women of the Armed Forces, who have driver’s license. But all of those things on this community for a much lon- ful” parents coerced him to commit a tag militia who “Met at the Cowpens” volunteered to protect our freedom can can be replaced, if you needed them ger time than Principal Westover has “spineless” act. and destroyed Tarleton’s Army of 1,000 have the patience to serve in harm’s that bad. been a resident. His reputation as an Anthony (T.J.) Witkowski British Regulars in detail. Our found- way for what they believe is necessary, But when you took the rosary beads upstanding and respectable person Tooele High student ing fathers knew about sacrifice and I think that we as American citizens that were hanging from the rear view in this community can be backed by because of their sacrifice, we enjoy the should remember the courage of our mirror, they can never be replaced! You anyone he had worked with. Never has freedoms that we do today. The Iraqi founding fathers and have the necessary see they were given to me from a mom he been the type of person to have his What kind of school? people are learning about sacrifice. patience as well. whose son died, and he wanted me to opinion influenced by a few “powerful” Editor: They were threatened with death if they Jaromy D. Jessop grew up in West have his rosary. They are very impor- parents. He has always stood up for his I am not necessarily opposed to turned out to vote. They turned out en- Valley City where he attended Kearns tant to me. All I am asking you to do is beliefs and done what he believed was the new high school being built in masse anyway. High School and earned the Eagle to bring them back. Place them on the right. I don’t feel that this situation was Stansbury Park. I am more concerned I applaud our president. He is a man Scout award while exploring the Utah porch or back in the car or mail box. any different. These “powerful” parents about what kind of high school we are of personal conviction, who is morally Desert. A graduate of the University No questions will be asked. I just want that Westover speaks about are people straight and who genuinely believes that of Utah, B.S. in geography, U.S. the rosary back please! who have had problems with the way SEE LETTERS ON A5 what he is doing is in the best interest Army Reserve Captain Jessop lives Dixie Bates of the American people, this country, with his family in Dugway where he Tooele and the Iraqi people as well. President is employed by Jacobs Sverdrup at LETTER RULES Bush, whether you agree with his poli- Michael Army Airfield. Growth demands school Editor: The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the Tooele Valley has experienced tre- author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community mendous growth for the past several of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual years and will continue to grow in the circumstances at the editor’s discretion. future. According to Tooele County All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long Planner Nicole Cline, the north end of are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submitted for Notes of Appreciation. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since the county is expected to experience 1894 the most growth over the next five Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. years. 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 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor In an interview for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin which was pub- For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY March 28, 2006 A5

grand example of what we all ing specifically what Mrs. Park had returned to the Salt Lake you for saying that; it really I so wish I had written down his Letters should be. Thanks Bob, I appre- heard through the grapevine City airport on March 11, 2006 wasn’t that hard over there.” name to remember forever. To ciate you and what you have that made her believe her son continued from page A4 after a long, two-week training With a smile still beaming on his his mom somewhere out there done. was susceptible to being cut, course in California. Thinking face, I asked him if I could hug in Salt Lake City, I’m sure you going to end up with. I was told Wayne Reynolds since the article only states how glad I was to be home after him and gave him a hug, tears already know, but I’d like to you need at least 40 acres to Tooele “anticipation” for her cause of two weeks, we headed to the running down my cheeks. Then reiterate what a brave, precious build a high school on. However concern. baggage claim area. I turned my sister, Connie, my Mom, young man your son is. And the proposed sight in Stansbury Coach supported In regards to the allegations around and there behind us and Pam also talked with him, thank you for allowing him to is only 33 acres. What are they Editor: made about his coaching of stood a blonde, tanned young hugged him and thanked him serve this great country. going to cut back on? Most It is unfortunate that a the girls’ soccer team, it’s tell- man in faded desert fatigues. He (tears included). No matter how you feel likely sports fields. Now I know person’s, or people’s, lack of ing that neither his assistant had a patch on his shoulder that As I looked around him, I about the policies that have how Grantsville and Tooele are coaches nor the girls alleged communication can so often read “Airborne.” I hoped I didn’t thought it sad that no one was been put into place by our huge fans of our high school to be directly involved have spark a knee-jerk reaction that embarrass him, but I asked at the airport to meet him. My Administration, we have to sup- sports and this really concerns incriminated Mr. Wilcox of any borders on hypocrisy and imma- anyway, “Hi, do you mind if I mom asked him if he was from port those men and women who me. And why not make this new inappropriate behavior. Nor has turity in today’s social climate. are over there doing their jobs high school bigger than the oth- the school district substantiated ask, did you just get back from Salt Lake City, and he replied, This appears to be the case in Iraq?” A big smile spread across “No, ma’am, but my mom lives as this young man has. ers in the county, possibly mov- the Tooele High School soccer any of those claims. his face and he answered proud- here.” Then, as other people Thanks to all those in Armed ing it up to a 4A status? Would coach issue. However, it is disturbing that ly, “Yes, ma’am, I did.” Reaching standing around us started to Forces serving to keep our free- it be so bad? It seems there Let us first state that we are Superintendent Johnsen felt for his hand, I told him I wanted express their thanks to him, I doms. You’re all in our thoughts would be more opportunities clearly biased. My wife and so strongly about the allega- to thank him for what he had thought to myself: what a sur- and prayers. available. We should learn from I have both known Mr. Chris tions that he at first decided to past mistakes and build a high Wilcox and his wife for the remove Coach Wilcox, only to been through and accomplished prise this brave young man was Kaye Robert school big enough this time. Not past 10 years. We all attended reverse his decision “shortly over there. He replied, “Thank going to give his mother today! Tooele smaller. college together and have occa- thereafter.” What bothers us I understand that the Tooele sionally socialized together about that fact is that if dis- Federal Consumer Protection has confirmed the fuel saving described in this advertisement. high school is hugely over- since that time. So too, my wife missal were a merited action by crowded right now. But why Renee Milne is a co-worker with the school district in the first Device may increase gas mileage by 22% can’t we move the ninth graders Mr. Wilcox in the art depart- place, on what grounds was that into the junior highs and turn ment of the high school. action based? On what grounds, Boston - National Fuelsaver an engine is pollution, this Gas Saver than the 22% them into middle schools? Now With that out of the way, we or newly-discovered facts, was Corp. has developed a low 22% of each gallon normally claimed by the developer.” I know the junior highs weren’t nonetheless have attempted to that decision reversed? Once cost automotive accessory burns when it reaches the In addition to the fuel built to be middle schools with view the situation objectively. again, the article and/or school called the Platinum Gas platinum of the catalytic savings, the Gas Saver has their lack of shop classes, etc. district was conspicuously void However, not all aspects of the Saver which is guaranteed converter. received patents for cleaning But why can’t we bond for issue have been transparent of offering such relevant infor- some money to maybe fix up or made public, and thus have mation to properly lay out a to increase gas mileage by However, the converter’s out the carbon and raising the junior highs to fit the ninth been the subject of much gos- well-defined case for readers. 22% while meeting all platinum burns this fuel in octane, making the higher graders? Tooele County School sip and uncertainty since the We hope that if this issue emission standards. the tail-pipe, where the heat cost fuel unnecessary for District is one of only a few beginning of the 2005-06 school with a select few parents and With a simple connection and energy produced from most vehicles. school districts in the state of Coach Wilcox is an overblown year. This last observation is the to a vacuum line, the Gas this fuel cannot be harnessed Joe Robinson, the developer, Utah that still uses junior highs. same fact that the complainants misunderstanding and/or a cop- Why? Why are we throwing used to justify their actions to ing of their son’s cutting from Saver adds microscopic to drive your vehicle. commented: “Since the our ninth graders into the “big first censure and now to fire Mr. the team that apologies will be amounts of platinum to the But when the Gas Saver government concluded its leagues” of high school sooner Wilcox, according to the story quickly provided, and a refocus- air and fuel entering the allows the air and fuel to study, we have sold a half than necessary? printed on Tuesday, March 21, ing of attention back where it Forty six million dollars of belongs — on the talented kids engine. carry the platinum into the million Gas Savers. To our 2006 in the Transcript-Bulletin. Since platinum allows engine, 22% more of each surprise, more people buy the bond money is just for the The article stated, “[Wilcox] that represent our hometown new high school. That is a huge would hear a rumor… and and society. After all, those non-burning fuel to burn, gallon burns inside the the Gas Saver because it amount of money! The Tooele go retaliate against that kid,” of us involved in recent years the Gas Saver’s platinum engine so that 22% fewer extends engine life by school district needs to think Edie Park said. Also, “Park know too well how distract- increases the percentage of gallons are required to cleaning out the carbon than this through a little more, pos- accused Wilcox of relying on ingly and pitifully such attention sibly ask for suggestions from can stain our community. On fuel burning inside the drive the same distance. buy it to increase gas mileage rumors to make his decisions engine from 68% of each After a five year study, or to raise octane.” local teachers, parents, etc. about the boys soccer team the other hand, if the claims of There has to be a smarter way roster and who would get play impropriety are substantiated, gallon to 90% of each the government concluded: For further information call: to help out our kids and use time.” However, we notice as with any case, corrective gallon, a 22% increase. “Independent testing shows 1-800-LESS-GAS our tax dollars. There is a great that the next paragraph states, action should be directed justly Since unburnt fuel leaving greater fuel savings with the 1-800-537-7427 website full of information for “Edie Park started the petition and swiftly. those not sure about this whole [to censure the coach] when Shawn and Renee Milne, issue: www.stansburybond.com. she heard through the grape- Aaron Tokarski I suggest you check it out for vine…” That’s surprising! One Tooele yourselves. Let’s do it right this would believe that if someone time! were setting out to establish Soldier welcomed Don’t Take Chances! Aimee Shuldberg that rumors were not reliable Editor: Tooele sources of information, that OK, I consider myself a they would attempt to counter patriotic old lady. I cry when Good deeds lauded Put your TAX forms in our hands and such claims by themselves not I see the soldiers marching QX FCP Std Hay.ChetGimel 11.7x5 Editor: relying on information garnered and the military/school bands When someone does some- through the grapevine. playing some of the more we’ll have a REFUND in yours FAST thing bad, it makes the front Furthermore, the article famous marches in parades; I page news, but when it’s some- is incredulously void of any sometimes stop and stare in thing good, people seldom hear specific examples of the types wonderment at the American e file about it. I’d like to publish a of rumors Coach Wilcox was flag flying high above me, story about a series of good relying on to justify the cutting thinking about the freedoms all Compare Prices deeds for all this town to read. of players from the roster or Americans have that are taken Refund Early last year I had to have play-time. This omission is very for granted and of the sacrifices and Save! my left leg amputated, then I bothersome. After all, many that have been made to keep Anticipation had many setbacks in my recov- sports teams, both scholastic her waving. Why, I’ve even been ery, and just as I was about and professional, base such caught stopping and putting my FREE Electronic Filing with every return Loans well, I was in an accident. decisions on would-be players’ hand over my heart when the prepared.* Professional, Fast Friendly Service, Available Many people in Tooele helped behavior both on and off the American flag is being raised or Guaranteed Support. Drop Offs Welcome. us in many ways. I thank them field. While not arguing that lowered and when the National *Qualified federal & Utah State. all, but one person stands out: rumors should still be substanti- Anthem is being played. I’ve Robert Johnson, owner of Bob’s ated prior to a final decision, it received some strange looks Come in today and meet with our knowledgeable team of experts: Garage. would be perfectly appropriate, from “the younger generation” The following is a list of at least in our opinions, that for this! I’ve worked for the a few of the things he did to a coach would cut players for federal government for 30-plus Tax Specialist make life easier for my family off-the-field drug use, habitual years. 60 S. Main, Ste 103 and me: fighting, violent crime, etc. It’s But I recently had an experi- • He and the boys at the shop perceivable that players with ence that swelled my heart and 882-TAXS (8297) built a wheel chair ramp at such98615 problems 9.972x7 may bw even 3/14/06 be 10:42made AM me Page so proud 1 to be an Debbie Karen Ron Jan Lou my house without even being labeled “trash.” It’s worth know- American. 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For your free report Nola Stever, 74, our loving wife, mother, grandmother, sis- March 22, 2006, to relieve entitled, “How Space Age Technology Is Solving Back Pain Donna of all her earthly pain Without Drugs Or Surgery!” call 1-800-759-4804 (Toll-free 24 ter, aunt and friend passed away and suffering. She was born Hour recorded message)...or go to: peacefully on March 23, 2006, www.BackPainAdvance.com after a long illness. to Kenneth and Carol Mangus. She was born in Tooele Utah She is preceded in death by her on July 9, 1931, to Violet and father and sister. She is sur- Ray Hansen. She married Alfred vived by her husband, Jim; sons, �� J. (Jim) Stever on Sept. 28, 1953. Dustin, Cory (Mindy); daughter, They were sealed for time and Shannon (Allen); six brothers all eternity in the Jordan River and their families; her mom and �� Temple on April 9, 2004. Nola step-mom; five grandchildren; earned her wings as a devoted and numerous special people Donna R. Froscheiser �� Air Force wife who success- who came to know her as mom, �� fully nurtured her husband and Nola Jean Stever grandma and sister. family at home and abroad. She A memorial service will be First Assembly of God church, �� will forever be remembered held Friday, March 31, at the 127 N. Seventh St., at 11 a.m. �� by all who knew her for her great-grandchildren; her broth- �� total unselfish sharing of her ers and a sister and many lov- creative craft skills, her ever- ing family members and friends. Nicole Marie present sense of humor, ser- She was preceded in death by �� vice to all and a millennium of her mother and father. Speirs quiet behind-the-scenes acts of Services were held Monday, unconditional kindness. March 27, at the Tooele Fifth �� Nicole Marie Speirs, born Nola was an active member Ward Chapel and internment is �� Nov. 3, 1983, in Salt Lake City, of The Church of Jesus Christ in the Tooele City Cemetery. Utah, passed away unexpect- of Latter-day Saints. Of her The family would like to offer edly March 25, 2006. We will many callings, her favorite was special thanks and love to Dr. remember Nicole for her cute “Grandma Friendly” to the chil- Carolyn Forbes, her staff, the smile, talent of drawing, the dren of the Fifth Ward. She is wonderful staff at Mountain love for Walter and their twins survived by her soul-mate Jim; West Hospital and the Mountain and her family and friends. children Michael Stever, Dennis West Hospice for their extraor- Nicole graduated from Tooele Stever, Cyndie Olsen and Richard dinary, tender and loving care. Stever; many grandchildren and High School in May 2002 and Utah Career College December 2004 with an associate’s degree in Graphic Design. She worked Nicole Marie Speirs at Wal-Mart in Tooele where she Jill Dee Kasper made many friends. Nicole is survived by Walter at the Little Mountain Ward, 777 Jill Dee Kasper, age 46, passed Rollo Smith II and their twins E. Skyline Drive, Tooele, Utah, away peacefully at her home on Skyler Carlyle and Emily Taylor Thursday March 30, at 11 a.m. A March 24, 2006, in Stansbury Smith; parents John and Pauline viewing will be held Wednesday Park after a courageous battle Speirs; sister Ashley Ann Speirs; March 29, from 6-8 p.m. at Tate with cancer. She was born on grandparents Robert and LaVon Mortuary 110 S. Main St. and July 17, 1959, in Salt Lake City, Walkenhorst. Preceded in death again Thursday from 9:30-10:30 Utah, to Wayne Hanson and by grandparents Allan Carlyle a.m. prior to the services at the Dorothy Cochrane. and Lorraine Speirs. Church. Interment Tooele City She was a graduate of Tooele Funeral services will be held Cemetery. High School and attended �� Brigham Young University. She �� married Larry M. Kasper on Dean Joseph Mata �� Nov. 11, 1978. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Dean Joseph Mata, 48, of Lake LDS Temple. She was an Jill Dee Kasper Peoria, Ariz., left this world �� active member of The Church of and was received by angels on Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints �� Wednesday, March 20, 2006. He and held many callings in the She is survived by her hus- �� resided in Montrose, Colo., from Primary and Relief Society orga- band; her daughter, Emily; her �� 1988 until he left for Arizona in nizations. parents; her sister, Lori (Whit); 1994. He had been in a coma Her greatest calling was her nephews Dustin and Cody; since Jan. 30, due to complica- �� serving as a wife and mother. her niece Meagan; and her fluffy Throughout her life, she enjoyed pet cat, Samantha. tions after a series of brain sur- �� geries earlier in the month. �� gardening and home decorat- Funeral services will be held ing. She also loved the perform- Wednesday, March 29, at 11 a.m. He is survived by his wife ing arts, especially dance and at the Stansbury Park Stake and soul mate, Tina; his mother, �� drama. She was an accomplished Center, 417 E. Benson Road, Maria; his children, Michelle �� and her husband Don of Ouray, dancer, a skill obtained through Stansbury Park, Utah. Friends Dean Joseph Mata many years of study. She, in may call at the Tate Mortuary Colo., Nicole and son Austin of turn, taught many students at in Tooele on Tuesday evening Montrose, Shanna and her son her own studio and produced from 6 to 8 p.m. and also on Brock, Jenna, Samuel and Zane His passion for life and love �� many performances including Wednesday morning prior to the all of Peoria. He is also survived of knowledge has touched so “The Nutcracker Suite.” She was funeral service at the Stansbury by his siblings, Anthony, John, many people. We are all so very �� also a self-taught, accomplished Park Stake Center from 9:30 to Rudy, Richard and Esther, and blessed to have learned from his seamstress, including knitting 10:30 am. Interment will be in their families. His family, friends strength, kindness and patience. �� and crochet. the Tooele City Cemetery. and loved ones celebrated his His smile lit up a room and his �� life on Wednesday, March 22, at laughter will echo forever. He their home in Peoria. will be missed by all. �� Subscribe Today 882-0050 Discuss underage drinking tonight Tooele and Grantsville City the impact that underage drink- percent of 8th graders report are two of hundreds of coming has on the community, and having had at least one drink �� munities nationwide that will they will brainstorm possible (which also says that 62 percent hold an Underage Drinking ways to address this issue. have NEVER had a drink), 18 �� Prevention: National Town Hall The town hall meeting will tie �� percent of which reported using Meeting on Tuesday, March 28, in closely with the Reach Out alcohol in the past 30 days. (2005 �� 2006, to discuss and raise aware- Now Teach-In, which will teach SHARP Survey Data). �� ness about the issue of underage fifth and sixth grade students We invite you to attend this drinking. throughout Tooele County about meeting, and hope to see you �� Valley Mental Health, in col- the risks of underage drinking. there! laboration with the Federal New national data have found What: Underage Drinking �� Substance Abuse and Mental that about 29 percent of youth �� Health Services Administration ages 12 to 20 have used alcohol Prevention: National Town Hall �� (SAMHSA) and the U.S. illegally. By the time they reach Meeting Department of Health and eighth grade, 44 percent of ado- When: Tuesday, March 28, �� Human Services, is sponsoring lescents in the U.S. have had 2006 at 7 p.m. �� the event. at least one drink, and almost Where: Tooele City Hall, Parents, teachers, officials, 20 percent report having been 90 North Main, Tooele or youth, and other community “drunk.” Grantsville City Hall, 429 East members will be educated about In Tooele County, about 38 Main, Grantsville. �� Depot assembled over 11,000 weapons

Tooele began the installation of Lockheed Martin. cent. The weapons high altitude, the tail assemblies in 2002 with The ceremony ended with all-weather capability enables air- oversight from Lockheed Martin Colonel Anne Davis and Frank crews to drop the weapon with and completed over 11,000 weap- Harrell cutting a ceremonial cake minimal exposure to enemy air ons by March 8, 2006. presented by Lockheed Martin. defenses. Lockheed Martin, Missiles Lockheed Martin and Tooele and Fire Control – Orlando, Army Depot began a partnership �� Representatives Charles K. Hyer back in April 2002. The partner- and Frank H. Harrell, presented ship consisted of the Ammunition Colonel Anne L. Davis, Tooele Army Operations employees install- �� Depot commander with a plaque ing tail assemblies into the Wind �� during a ceremony held March 8, Corrected Munitions Dispenser. 2006 at the Tooele Army Depot The tail assembly converts exist- �� Eagle’s Nest. ing dispenser munitions into an all �� “I would like to thank all employ- weather precision-guided weapon �� ees at Tooele Army Depot who system by correcting for launch worked on this project in conjunc- transients, ballistic errors, surface �� tion with Lockheed Martin. They winds and winds aloft. �� completed the program in March, The Wind Corrected Munitions �� three months early. All employees Dispenser has repeatedly demon- were professional, doing exception- strated outstanding 50-foot circular �� al work. I’d like to see Lockheed accuracy, even when dropped from Martin back in the future with altitudes exceeding 30,000 feet. The more programs for Tooele Army system has been one of the most �� Depot. I feel like we found a home reliable systems deployed with a in Tooele,” stated Frank Harrell, reliability rate of nearly 99 per- TUESDAY March 28, 2006 A7 DOINGS around the valley

Tooele Junior High School girls received honors at the Mathematics, Engineering, and Science Achievement (MESA) convention for being the school with the third highest attendance. MESA promotes the entry of girls and ethnic minorities into science professions. Group leader Cheryl Dearing (top row, left) said the convention allows students to explore a host of booths that explain and promote the value of various science applications. TJHS sent 38 girls to the convention that was hosted at Utah Valley State College on March 4.

ing view on the Tooele County School • April 25 — West Elementary 6 p.m. Tooele District bond? This is an important p.m. Overlake • April 21 at Deseret Peak Complex issue for Tooele County that deserves • April 26 — Vernon Elementary 5 p.m. Run against violence a thorough review of all the facts. 7 p.m. Dumpsters available • April 22 at Deseret Peak Complex Domestic Violence and Sexual Get your questions answered, see • April 27 — Northlake Elementary The Overlake Home Owners 9 a.m. Assault Victim Advocacy is spon- research on the bond, or ask addi- 6:30 p.m. Association will once again bring soring a 5K fun run/walk Saturday, tional questions at: www.stansbury- • May 11 — Tooele High School 7 dumpsters to Overlake homeown- Library April 29, at Elton Park (400 N. 350 bond.com. p.m. ers for two weekends April 14 and East), Tooele. Registration is 8:30 Raising kin’s kids? 24. Take advantage of this time to Teens Read, Rate and Rave a.m. $15, includes light breakfast. Free! Are you raising other kin’s Sports do your spring yard cleanup, prun- Teens, this is the final week of Fun run begins at the top of Smelter children? Kinship Parenting Classes/ ing, tree trimming, etc. There will be our Read it! Rate it! Rave about Road and ends at the park with a Support Group is presented by dumpsters located on both the east it (or not)! contest at the Tooele drawing for prizes. Proceeds benefit Grandfamilies with open enrollment Softball camp set and west sides of the Overlake devel- City Library. But, there’s still time DVSAVA. Call 435-241-0337 for early in the 10 week course. Adult class- T.C. Thunder is holding its annu- opment. Watch for them! to win one of our $10 Wal-Mart gift registration ($12) locations. es are separate from the children’s al softball clinic for girls ages 6-12 Rid yard of bulky waste certificates. Just finish reading all Judge art contest group (four years and up). Pizza is on April 22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Remember bulky waste pickup day those young adult or junior fiction Each year Valley Mental Health served. Come Wednesdays 6:30-8 Instruction will be given on hitting, is the fourth Thursday of each month. books, fill-out an entry form for each sponsors a Third Grade Art Contest p.m. to the courthouse basement, 47 fielding, base running and pitching. You may contact Ace Disposal at 882- book and return it to the library for all students in Tooele County S. Main St. For information call Jacci The cost is $35 (instruction, lunch, 7009 with questions or to confirm before Wednesday, April 5, at 4 p.m. to highlight National Mental Health at 801-326-4409. t-shirt). Register by April 8. For infor- pickup. Students in grades 6-12 remember, Month in May. Over 50 pieces of art No youth drinking mation call Nancy Folta at 882-5530 the more you read, the more chances have been chosen to be judged for Parents, teachers, officials, youth, or Patty Konen at 882-2402 or Mike to win. the art contest, and we want you to and other community members Mendenhall at 882-5719. Churches Celebrate libraries help pick a winner! Please come to learn about the impact that under- Learn cheering, gymnastics Celebrate National Library Week the USU Tooele Campus, 1021 W. age drinking has on the community Cheer sign-ups, tumbling and full Methodist services set April 2-8 at the Tooele City Public Vine in Tooele, to vote. Pictures will and brainstorm ways to address this gymnastics — register now. Space Sunday morning services at Tooele Library! be on display from Monday-Thursday, issue at a meeting on Tuesday, March is limited. Located at Deseret Peak United Methodist Church are 9:45 • Totally Teen reading contest win- March 27-April 6. 28, 7 p.m. at Tooele City Hall, 90 N. Sports in the Industrial Depot. Call a.m. for adult education with child ners will be announced at 4 p.m. Business owners meet Main. In Tooele County, about 38 Cheri at 435-224-3213. care provided. The 11 a.m. message April 5. The Tooele County Chamber of percent of 8th graders report having by Pastor Tom’s will be “Greek to Scrap booking class for girls 12- Commerce will hold their monthly had at least one drink, 18 percent of Me.” Also at 11 a.m. is children’s 15 years will be held between 4:30-6 Business After Hours on Thursday, which reported using alcohol in the Grantsville Sunday school. p.m. April 6. March 30, from 5:30-7 p.m. at past 30 days. • April 9 — Palm Sunday services • Internet class will be given Mountain West Medical Center. Opera House Website corrected 11 a.m. Saturday, April 8, at 3 p.m. There is no charge for this event Meetings There was an error on the • April 14 — Good Friday services For more information, call 882- and you not have to RSVP. Just drop Grantsville Opera House surveys 6 p.m., come as you are. 2182 or visit 128 W. Vine St. by and network with other business handed out at the Old Folks’ Sociable • April 16 — Easter Sunday ser- owners. Economic group meets using .com instead of .org. The cor- vices 11 a.m. and lunch for the com- Schools Reduce risk of stroke The Tooele County Economic rect Website is www.grantsvilleop- munity 12:30-2 p.m. for $5. Life Line Screening will be at the Development Advisory Committee erahouse.org, and e-mail is memo Scouts St. Barnabas Center on May 1 (1784 will hold a meeting on March 30 at 3 [email protected]. We G-ville council meets N. Aaron Dr., Tooele). Appointments p.m. in the auditorium at the Tooele apologize for the inconvenience. Grantsville Elementary School will for ultrasound screening for blocked County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, No youth drinking Cub leader Roundtable set hold the final community council arteries and a bone density screening Tooele. The agenda includes electing Parents, teachers, officials, youth, “Digging in the Dirt” will be digging meeting of the 2005-06 school year. to assess risk for osteoporosis start a chair and vice chair. and other community members learn up great ideas for your Cub Scout It will be held on Thursday, March at 9 a.m. Schedule an apointment by City council meets about the impact that underage drink- packs and dens this month at Cub 30, at 4 p.m. in the school media calling 1-877-237-1287. The Tooele City Council will meet ing has on the community and brain- Scout Leader Roundtable. Join us center. Anyone interested is invited Knights host yard sale twice on Wednesday, March 29, at storm ways to address this issue at a as we dig up helpful hints and ideas to attend. St. Marguerite’s Knights of 5 p.m. in the Tooele City Hall, 90 N. town hall meeting on Tuesday, March for all Cub Scouting positions. Come Elect THS council Columbus are having a yard sale fund Main. 28, 7 p.m. at Grantsville City Hall, 429 Thursday, April 6, 7:30 p.m., at the Tooele High School Community raiser on March 31 and April 1. There • 5 p.m. — Regular business meet- E. Main. In Tooele County, about 38 TJHS chorus room. This monthly Council will hold parent elections for are lots of good items. Come in and ing in the large conference room. The percent of 8th graders report having training is for all leadership positions three positions April 3-6. Nominations see if you can find something you can agenda includes a rezone request for had at least one drink, 18 percent of in the Cub Scouting program. will run through March 28. Interested use — 15th South 7th St., Tooele. 1000 N. Gilad Development. which reported using alcohol in the Primera tropa en Espanol parents can register by phone 833- Diabetes classes set • 7 p.m. — Business meeting past 30 days. Si quieres ser parte de la unica 1978 or in person at the school. Anyone with diabetes, don’t miss in the council room. The agenda tropa de scouts de habla hispana en Ballots will be sent home with stu- out on the self management classes includes: accepting the completed Stansbury Tooele, acompananos los miercoles a dents on April 3 to be returned by 7 held Friday mornings, April 7, 14, 21 public improvements at Home Depot; las 7 p.m. en 1000 Norte y Broadway. p.m. April 6. and 28, from 9:30 a.m. to noon. You amending the city code regarding the Para mas info, favor comunicarse al Take GED will need a doctor referral. For more organization of the planning commis- Golf news 228-0024. Esta tropa esta abierta para The GED test will be given at the information, call Eileen DeLeeuw at sion; and authorizing the purchase of • Tournament — The Stansbury todos los interesados. Tooele Adult Education Center ,76 228-0048. property at 700 S. Coleman St. Park Golf Association will hold its Merit badge pow-wow set S. 1000 West, on April 19, starting at Adopt a pet Redevelopment agency first weekend golf tournament on The Boy Scout Spring Merit Badge 8 a.m. Please contact Andrea at 833- Come support the Tooele City The Tooele City Redevelopment Saturday, April 1. Format will be indi- Pow-wow is set for April 20-22. The 1994 by April 12. You must pre-regis- Animal Shelter and find a new best Agency will meet in a business meet- vidual net and gross. Players sign up cost is $5 to include patch, breakfast ter for the test. friend at Deseret Peak Supply on ing on Wednesday, March 29, at 6 by March 29 at the clubhouse or call and bluecards. Earn architecture, Get high school diploma April 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. All p.m. at the Tooele City Hall council 882-4162. Cost is $15. Membership aviation, citizenship, first aid, music, Get your high school diploma at animals are temperament tested. room, 90 N. Main. dues are $15. orienteering, personal management, the Tooele Adult Education Center, Donations are welcome even if you Learn about school bond • Thursday night men’s league safety and traffic safety merit badg- 76 S. 1000 West. The center offers don’t adopt. For information call The Tooele County School Board begins April 6. es. Call Rick Little at 882-7930 about April at 882-1700 or 843-7720. and Superintendent Johnson will • Ladies Tuesday league starts May badges or Matt Imlay at 882-1326 Attention all homemakers! host informational meetings about 2. about the Pow-wow. • April 20 at Tooele Junior High 6 SEE DOINGS ON B3 How would you like to have fun the upcoming bond election and Learn to garden learning information how to help proposed location of the new high Free gardening class at the club- you protect yourself as well as have school. Get your questions answered. house in Stansbury on Tuesday, an enjoyable meal once a month? Please come and invite all friends March 28, at 7 p.m. Bring those green DOINGS POLICY Come on the first Monday of each and neighbors interested in hearing thumbs or green thumb wannabees. month from 10 a.m. to noon. Enjoy a about the issues. Looking for musicians Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings craft now and then and anything that • March 29 — Grantsville High Stansbury Park Community Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at sparks your interest and a trip at the School Commons 7:30 p.m. Association is looking for musicians [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. end of our season (September-May). • April 5 — East Elementary 6:30 (talents conductive to a park setting) The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable Call me, Neva Cate at 882-5386. p.m. for the summer concert in the Park organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the • April 6 — Stansbury Park advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we See alternatives to school bond series 2006. For more information Elementary 7 p.m. call 843-7512. can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words Would you like to see alternatives, • April 12 — Rose Springs or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the additional information, or an oppos- Elementary 7 p.m. desired publication date. A8 TUESDAY March 28, 2006

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meeting 1 p.m. Armory at 16 South 1st St. Open; mixed; non-smoking; Doings • April 15 — Old Time VFW Auxiliary open wheelchair access; nursery Continued from page B2 Fiddlers 1-3 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary of the available Monday-Friday. • April 17 — Reservations Veterans of Foreign Wars wel- (Adults only on Saturday.) due for May 8-11 Yellowstone comes new members with an all classes required for a high Feeling trapped? adventure eligible sponsor. Wives, wid- If someone’s drinking is school diploma, adult basic • April 21 — Wendover trip ows, mothers, grandmothers, affecting your life, Alanon education, GED preparation, $14 daughters, granddaughters can help. Call 882-7756 for word processing, drivers’ edu- • April 25 — Foot clinic information. Meet Monday, cation and English as a second and sisters (including foster 1:30-3:30 p.m. call 884-3446 for Wednesday and Friday at 6:30 language. and step) who are U.S. cit- appointment p.m. and Wednesday 10 a.m. at Register now to graduate in izens and at least 16 years • April 28 — Birthday din- St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. June — just $25 per semester. old are welcome. Call Gloria ner 4 p.m. with entertainment Liebert at 843-1065 or Yvonne Aaron Dr., Tooele. Call 833-1994 for additional by The Flash Backs at 5:30 information. at 833-9229 for details. The Alateen meets Mondays p.m. next meeting will be April 4 Adults learn to drive Alateen meets Mondays Tooele seniors at Tooele’s National Guard at 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas A driver’s education course The Tooele County Senior Armory at 3 p.m. for adults 18 and over will church in Overlake. Please Citizen Center can be reached Eagles events come for sharing and caring. begin Tuesday, April 4, 6-9 at 882-2870. p.m., at the Adult Education • Easter baskets and money Please call 849-1881 for more • Mondays — Bridge 10 Learning Center, 76 S. 1000 tree — Friday, March 31, at information. a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; West. The class includes 18 8 p.m. the Eagles will host Kick drug habit lunch at Noon; line dancing 1 hours of classroom instruc- an Easter basket auction and A 12 Step Addiction p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. tion and 12 hours of driving money tree raffle along with Recovery Program for addic- • Tuesdays — Lunch at and observation. Register by the steak dinner. The winner tive/compulsive behavior, run Noon; Pinochle 1 p.m.; line calling 833-1994 from 8:30 a.m. of the money tree receives by LDS Social Services in dancing 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. The cost is $170 (cur- $100. All proceeds go to the Tooele and Erda, welcomes • Wednesdays — Breakfast rent students receive a $75 Make A Wish Foundation. new members and everyone. 9 a.m. to Noon; aerobics 9:30 discount). • Family night — On • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 a.m.; dancing 12-1 p.m. with Saturday, April 1, the last S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 Tony Busico; ceramics 1 p.m. family night until September • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 Seniors • Thursdays — Pinochle will be held. Lasagna will be E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 9 a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; served at 6:30 p.m. with Bingo lunch at Noon; blood pressure Get free tax help to follow. The cost is $4 adults �� at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m.; and $2 kids. General Time is running out. So if you Canasta 1 p.m. �� need help doing your taxes, • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 call and set up an appoint- a.m.; Mexican train 2 p.m.; din- Recovery Jazz festival slated ment at either the Grantsville ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo noon; The 6th annual Salt Lake City or Tooele Senior Citizens dancing 6-8 p.m. International Jazz Festival will Center. Electronic filing avail- • March 31 — Dance with CASA meets Thursdays be held July 6-9 in Salt Lake Christians Against able. This service is provided Faddis Band 6-8 p.m. City, kicking off Thursday, Substance Abuse (CASA) is free of charge by AARP, IRS • April 1 — The Tooele July 6, at 123 W. South Temple, a new support group for any and the senior centers. County Old Time Fiddlers will Abravanel Hall. addictions. Meetings begin on Grantsville seniors perform 1-3 p.m. The festival is free to the Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. at The Grantsville Senior • April 10 — Wendover trip public with tickets available at the Tooele Church of Christ, Center can be called at 884- $12 advanced outlets. 3446. 430 W. Utah Ave. All are wel- For additional information FREE • April 14 — Dance with Ula come. The 12 step program • Mondays lunch at noon, Kirkman 6-8 p.m.; Easter bon- visit www.slcjazzfest.com with the Bible base will be reservations by 8:30 a.m. net parade with three prizes used. For times other than 7 Science fair open • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aero- given for best bonnets p.m. or for more information The Utah Science Center PHOTO bics; 10 a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Senior Circle, MWMC and the University of Utah will Skipbo; lunch at noon, reser- call 882-4642. Senior Circle is for those host the 2006 Salt Lake Valley vations by 8:30 a.m. with the over 50 and costs $15 per year. Tooele AA meets daily Science and Engineering • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 Tooele Alcoholic Call 843-3690 for a member- Fair on Thursday and Friday, p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; Anonymous meets daily at ship form and to RSVP for all March 30-31, at The Tower at 1 p.m. Bunko noon and 8 p.m. at 1120 W. activities except exercise and Rice-Eccles Stadium. The pub- • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; Utah Ave. Call 882-7358 for lic is invited to attend the fair Easter water aerobics. 10 a.m. line dancing; lunch information. • Body Instincts — Meets on on March 31 between 1-4 p.m. at noon, reservations by 8:30 Tuesdays 9:30 a.m. at Pinnacle Dealer’s Choice AA meets For more information, visit a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pressure Therapy (29 S. Main). Dealer’s Choice AA meet- www.utahsciencecenter.org/ clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo • Hinges and Twinges (water ing will be held Sundays at 6 sciencefair. Bunny • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; p.m. at the United Methodist lunch at noon, reservations by aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays Master violin maker and Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Church, 78 E. Utah Ave. Call 8:30 a.m. 224-4364 to get directions or speaks th Aquatic Center, $2. Friday, April 7, at 7 p.m. • Everyday quilting information. Sat, April 8 • March 31 — Birthday din- Georg Meiwes, Master violin ner 4 p.m. Entertainment by Groups Castaways AA meetings maker from the Violin School Noon - 4pm Dugway’s Old Time Fiddlers. set in Salt Lake City will present • April 3-7 — Taxes done Castaway’s Alcoholics the history of Italian-made vio- for free VFW meets Anonymous meets Monday- lins and present a piece or two • April 4 — Hearing clinic 9 The V.F.W. meeting will be Saturday at noon and on Friday on the instrument. come to the a.m. to noon Thursday, March 30, at 1900 at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas Italian Center of the West, 314 • April 5 — Center board (7 p.m.) in the National Guard Center, 1784 N. 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From The Sidelines Lady Buffs top Cinderella is elite 5A squads

by Nick Drake everywhere in SPORTS EDITOR Tooele isn’t afraid to play any team - big or small- any where at any time on the softball diamond. men’s tourney The Lady Buffs registered back-to-back victories over the Class 5A’s top teams, Jordan and Kearns, in consecutive nights. Tooele once again confirms that arch Madness it is one of the state’s premier softball programs in has nearly come any classification. to a close, and Lindsey Palmer scattered two hits and Tooele as the dust rallied for a pair of runs in the bottom of the third M to seize command in a 4-0 triumph over Kearns settled in the four men’s regional finals one thing Thursday at Deseret Peak Complex. comes to mind — maybe it Lauren Folta and Kelsey Mendenhall belted out doesn’t pay to be a top seed. two hits each to trigger the non-league victory against Of the four top seeds two-time Class 5A All-State hurler Kara Bendt. in this year’s NCAA Men’s For good measure, the Lady Buffs rolled to a deci- Basketball tournament, not sive 8-1 win over the Class 5A’s second-ranked team, Nick Drake Jordan, on the Lady Beetdiggers home field. one survived the stunning SPORTS EDITOR upsets of the Sweet 16 or Folta scattered five hits, struck out six and didn’t Elite Eight last weekend. walk a batter to capture the victory on the hill for For the first time since 1980, the Final Four Tooele while Dani Sloan pounded out three hits will be without a coveted first seed from any of and Palmer logged a pair of safeties to key the non- the four regions. league win. Louisiana State University busted many a Tooele also cruised to a decisive 1-0 triumph over bracket Thursday with its upset of expected Timpanogos Monday in Alpine. NCAA title contender Duke and then just for The wins boost the Lady Buffs overall record to a good measure eliminated second seeded Texas perfect 6-0 on the young season. Saturday in Atlanta as well. Tooele opens Region 11 action Wednesday with a Memphis, Connecticut and Villanova all sur- road trip to Ogden to tangle with the Lady Tigers in vived their Sweet 16 affairs but dropped deci- a league contest at 3 p.m. sions one round later in the Elite Eight. Lady Buff Coach Barry Pitt said he was pleased The biggest surprise of the tournament is with his team’s performance against two of the top 11th seeded George Mason in the Washington hurlers in the state. D.C. bracket. The Patriots battled past another “I was really happy with our hitting,” he noted. Cinderella team in seventh seeded Wichita “(Kara) is a good pitcher. We made minimal mistakes State Friday but ousted another NCAA title and I was just pleased. It was a good win against a contender in Connecticut Sunday with a thrill- good pitcher. This is the third year we’ve battled her ing overtime victory over the Huskies. and all three games have been tight and close. We George Mason has now upended perennial knew we would be up against good pitching. Lindsey March Madness powers Michigan State, defend- was really fired up for this game because she is good ing champ North Carolina, Wichita State and friends with Kara and it was friendship bragging now U. Conn. The string of upsets marks the rights in the game. first time since 1979 that a team not from the “We didn’t really hit the ball hard against Jordan,” super conference has earned a trip to the Final he added. “It was one of those games where you wait Four. Penn was the last non-power conference until someone makes a mistake and you pounce on team to earn a berth in the coveted NCAA them and that’s what we did. I think the pitching was semifinals. just as comparable as it was against Kearns. We took The Patriots aren’t the lone Cinderella. advantage of their mistakes and that gave us the Florida is also on a nice run into the Final Four spark to start hitting the ball. It was another quality win against a quality program and quality pitcher. as well. The third seeded Gators battled past photography/Troy Boman Georgetown and tripped top seeded Villanova There is just as much respect for Jordan as their is for Kearns. Both teams are always in the hunt for a Tooele southpaw Zach Mikesell unloads a pitch in a game earlier this spring. The Buffs sport a glossy Sunday to oust the final remaining top seed left 6-1 overall record in preseason action headed into a non-league clash at Murray today. The local baseball state softball title every year.” in the tournament in the Minneapolis bracket. squad begins league action Thursday with a road test against Ogden at Lindquist Field at 4 p.m. UCLA tripped third-seeded Gonzaga Tooele 4 - Kearns 0 Thursday and eliminated first seeded Memphis The Lady Buffs captured a hard fought non-league in the Oakland region Saturday as well. triumph over the Lady Cougars Thursday at Deseret There is no question that the four remain- Peak Complex. Buffs show poise in victories ing teams — LSU, George Mason, UCLA and Palmer turned in another masterful performance Florida — deserve to play in Indianapolis this to upend one of the Class 5A’s elite squads. The weekend by beating highly heralded teams three-time MVP hurler allowed a lead-off single to by Nick Drake non-league victory at home. and top seeded squads like Duke, U. Conn, Tara Bendt and a seventh-inning double to Lady SPORTS EDITOR A.J. Nunley and Tyler Griffin combined to toss a Memphis and Villanova. Each has a glass slip- Cougar hurler Kara Bendt to seize the victory on The Tooele baseball team has shown poise and four-hitter in the contest. per.On the contrary, the NCAA Women’s tour- the hill. Palmer struck out 11 Kearns sluggers and maturity on the baseball diamond during the 2006 The Buffs registered a 4-0 decision over Union nament has gone according to the seeding, with didn’t walk a batter to rule the Lady Cougars for the season. Thursday as well. six of the top eight seeds, four firsts and two game. In fact, the Buffs displayed that composure on Tooele erupted for three runs in the first frame seconds, battling into their respective regional Tooele gave Palmer all of the run production she Friday at Dow James Park. and held on for a hard fought victory. finals. The lone exceptions were the fifth- would eventually need in the bottom of the first Granger rallied for a 2-1 lead in the top of the Zach Mikesell scattered a pair of hits in six seeded University of Utah and third-seeded frame. Lauren Folta opened the game with a lead off third with some timely hitting. innings of work and Pratt finished the seventh to Stanford. single but was forced on a fielder’s choice for the But Tooele answered right back with three runs earn the save and preserve the preseason win. But those Cinderella stories came to a second out of the inning. Kelsey Mendenhall then in the bottom of the inning to answer the Lancer The triumph boosts Tooele’s overall mark to 6-1 halt Monday when second-seeded Maryland crushed a clutch two-out, RBI double to score the challenge and capture the lead for good in a 5-2 on the year. Terrapins spoiled the Utes upset bid as well as contest’s first tally of the game and spotted the Lady triumph. Tooele is set to travel to Murray today for a top seeded LSU upending the Cardinals run. Mark Pratt smacked out three hits and T.J. And it appears, barring an upset tonight, that SEE ELITE PAGE A11 Witkowski belted out a pair of safeties to trigger the SEE POISE PAGE A12 the women’s tourney will have first or second seeds advancing to Sunday’s Final Four in Boston. If there is any consistent scenario it is the Cowboys give Tigers fact that many of the men’s teams have a chance to reel off six straight tourney victories and claim a national crown, while there fits in region debut are only a few women’s teams that have a legitimate shot at cutting down the nets in Beantown. by Nick Drake So sit back and relish the cream of the crop SPORTS EDITOR in Indianapolis and Boston and witness some Grantsville is playing well on the 2006 boys soccer campaign. entertaining and exciting basketball beginning The Cowboys are performing strong enough to register wins, Saturday and culminating with two national but the young squad is finding out that is only takes a brief or titles decided early next week. a minute breakdown to give the opposition a chance to seize control of a match. Ultimately, those minute breakdowns have lead to a setbacks. Ogden capitalized on just such an occasion Friday in the Sports Wrap Region 11 opener on the Tigers home field. Grantsville gave the talented Tigers fits all game and forced the defending Class 3A state champs into a scoreless 0-0 dead- Softball camp set lock at intermission. T.C. Thunder is holding its annual softball It wasn’t until the Cowboys had a short miscommunication clinic for girls ages 6-12 on April 22 from 9 and breakdown beginning at the games 56th minute that Ogden a.m. to 4 p.m. took control. Instruction will be given on hitting, field- The Tigers produced three goals in a two-minute span to take ing, base running and pitching. The cost is control of the contest and led to a 4-0 triumph over the Cowboys $35 (instruction, lunch, t-shirt). Register by Friday in Ogden. April 8. Logan Toupin fired in two of the three goals in the pivotal For information call Nancy Folta at 882- stretch and tacked on a score with only 10 minutes remaining 5530, Patty Konen at 882-2402 or Mike to complete the scoring. Nick Smock added a tally during the Mendenhall at 882-5719. stretch to spot Ogden a 3-0 edge. The Cowboys are also set to host Ben Lomond today in league Stansbury Park Golf news play at 3:30 p.m. Grantsville also hosts new league rival Logan The Stansbury Park Golf Association will Friday at 7 p.m. hold its first weekend golf tournament on Cowboy Coach Casey Walker said his team played well Saturday, April 1. Format will be individual throughout most of the match. net and gross. Players sign up by March 29 at “We played really well against the defending 3A state champs,” the clubhouse or call 882-4162. Cost is $15. he said. “We executed our game plan very well and throughout Membership dues are $15. most of the match. At half-time, it was 0-0 and they only had The Stansbury Thursday night men’s league three shots on goal. Ben Smith did an excellent job in goal for begins April 6 and the Stansbury Ladies us while the defense led by sweeper Skylar Phelps, Ilan Lemmon photography/Mike Anderson SEE WRAP PAGE A11 Grantsville’s Marty Ruechert (center) tackles a Pine View player while teammate Jackson Kelley looks on. The Cowboys gave defending champ Ogden a battle before falling 4-0 Friday at GHS. SEE FITS PAGE A11 TUESDAY March 28, 2006 A11 Buffs netters edged by Wasps

by Nick Drake better.” SPORTS EDITOR Wasatch 3 - Tooele 2 Tooele had an opportunity to register a preseason The Wasps swept doubles action and captured victory over Class 3A rival Wasatch Thursday in third singles to produce a non-league triumph over boys net action. the Buffs Thursday in preseason action. However, Wasatch managed to record a third Brian Buzianis reeled off a decisive 6-0, 6-0 white- singles win and a sweep of double play to carve out wash of Wasp opponent Craig Anderson in first sin- a hard fought 3-2 triumph over the Buff netters at gles action and Buff teammate Greg Auxier garnered Tooele. a 6-1, 6-4 victory over Wasatch’s Roujine Ballao in Brian Buzianis and Greg Auxier recorded varsity second singles play. singles wins for the Buffs in the match. Wasatch’s Eric Darnell grabbed a 6-0, 6-2 win over Tooele is set for a non-league contest with Morgan Tooele’s Russell Johnson at third singles to spoil the Wednesday on the Buffs home courts at 3:30 p.m. Buffs bid for a singles sweep. Buff Coach Derek Smith said his team nearly In doubles action, Wasp tandem Sam Matthews pulled off a victory against the Wasps. and Jake Heywood combined forces to record a 6- “We had a wide range of performances on 2, 6-2 win over Buff duo Kevin Schmidt and Travis Thursday,” he said. “Brian played incredible and Bankhead at first doubles. Wasatch combo Jake beat his opponent so bad (the Wasatch player) broke Matthews and Ben Gardner joined together to regis- his racket against the fence after the match. Greg ter a hard fought 2-6, 6-1, 6-2 decision over Tooele’s played great as well and posted a big win for us. All Dylan King and Austin Jasper at second doubles as we needed was another victory in one of the three well. photography/Troy Boman matches and I thought we had it. Our inexperience In junior varsity play, Gaven Neufeld earned a Grantsville hurler Justin Hawkins unloads a pitch in a game this spring at GHS. The Cowboys have pitched hurt us again. Our second doubles raced out to a big singles triumph while the doubles team of Devon lead early but relaxed a little too much and the other well and turned in strong defense but sluggish offensive production has plagued the Cowboys in the past Orton and Spencer Jensen grabbed a doubles vic- few games. team battled back to beat us in three sets. tory. “So it was a match we could have and should have In exhibition action, Travis Bankhead and Russell won,” he added. “We’re learning from these matches and we’ve had some challenge matches and since Cowboys stung by Wasps on diamond then have changed our line-up, hopefully for the SEE EDGED PAGE A12

by Nick Drake to Judge Memorial Friday and Grantsville. SPORTS EDITOR Viewmont Saturday for 3 p.m. and Wasatch pushed home three Cowgirls lose four straight tilts Wasatch is one of the better 11 a.m. games, respectively. runs, all with two outs in the Class 3A baseball squads and Cowboy Coach Loren Anderson opening inning of the game. Tyler proved it on the field Thursday in said his team needs to produce at Baird drew a walk but was forced by Nick Drake five runs in the top of the sixth p.m. The Cowgirls host Union at Grantsville. the plate to register wins. on a ground out to record the sec- The Wasps stung the Cowboys “We struggled again at the ond out of the inning. Ryan Farr SPORTS EDITOR to erase a 5-4 GHS lead and reg- 10 a.m. Saturday and Uintah at Grantsville raced out of the ister the non-league triumph on 2 p.m., all at the Deseret Peak for nine runs in the first two plate and I feel like its starting to slapped a two-strike single up the gates to start the 2006 softball sea- the road. Complex in preseason softball innings while Wasatch tandem effect our confidence with other middle just past shortstop Ryan son in impressive fashion. Woods Cross followed with action. There will be five teams Jeff Kohler and Josh Provost aspects of the game,” he stated. Willis to keep the inning alive. The Cowgirls began the year an 11-7 victory over Grantsville – Union, Uintah, Woods Cross, combined for a no-hit shutout “It’s causing us to get down on Ryan Chadwick then belted a first with two straight victories to open Wednesday at GHS when the Lady Tooele and Grantsville – playing to propel the Heber City-based ourselves and make mental mis- strike three-run home run over the campaign. Wildcats broke open a one-run non-league games Saturday begin- school to an 11-0 decision over takes. Things just snowballed in the right center field fence to give But Pleasant Grove handed game with a three-run rally in the ning at 10 a.m. and concluding GHS in non-league action. their direction. We just have to the Wasps a quick 3-0 cushion. Grantsville it’s first loss of the bottom of the sixth. with the Tooele versus Uintah Ryan Chadwick chased in five roll up our sleeves and get back Cody Willet drew a lead off season, a 4-0 setback March 16 Delta erupted for four runs game at 4 p.m., all at Deseret Peak runs. Ryan Farr belted out three to work. We need to continue to walk and raced into scoring posi- on the Lady Vikings, and the local in the opening inning and never Complex. hits and scored three runs to do the things we do well and try tion on a sacrifice bunt. Landon softball squad hasn’t been able to looked back en route to a decisive Results were turned in for the ignite the road triumph. to improve offensively. If we can Reiss reached on a Cowboy mis- recover since. 7-1 victory over the Cowgirls in four preseason games but first The contest marked the first do that we’ll be okay in region. I cue and Willett bolted home on Lehi rallied for a 10-5 decision Grantsville. names for the opposition were not Class 3A loss Grantsville has on still like our team and we have a the error. Will Pollock smacked over the Cowgirls March 21 at Grantsville is scheduled to printed on the score sheets. The the season and marked the fourth chance to be a good team. But we an RBI single to pad the Wasatch GHS. host Logan Wednesday in the games results will be published setback overall, giving GHS a just have to be at the top of our edge. Baird and Guy Mecham The Lady Pioneers exploded for Region 11 softball opener at 3 when first names are obtained 3-4 record. Grantsville has also game at all times to have a chance clubbed consecutive singles and from the opposing schools. dropped non-league bouts to 4A to pull our victories.” Farr drilled a two-run double to Grantsville Coach Bridget foes Woods Cross (6-0), Lehi (5-2) Wasatch 11 - Grantsville 0 aid the Wasp rally. Chadwick cul- Clinton said her team struggled and Sky View (5-2) on the year. The Wasps exploded for nine minated the barrage with a two- in the setback against Pleasant The Cowboys now prepare for runs in the first two frames run double to stake the visitors to Grove. the Region 11 opener Thursday while hurlers Jeff Kohler and a 9-0 edge. “It was a disappointing game,” when Grantsville ventures north Josh Provost combined to toss Wasatch extended the cushion to Logan to tangle with new a no-hitter and lift the visitors with two more tallies in the top of league member Grizzlies at 3:30 the fourth to build a double-digit SEE LOSE PAGE A12 to an easy non-league triumph p.m. Grantsville also hits the road over the Cowboys Thursday in SEE STUNG PAGE A12

summer. The entry fee is $375 Wrap for men’s and co-ed teams. The Pet of the Week continued from page A10 men’s league will open May 16 and co-ed May 18. Teams will be Tuesday league starts May 2. accepted on a first-come, first- serve basis. For more informa- Men’s ‘D’ NIT tion or to register a team call Ty tourney at 840-4379. There is a Men’s Slow-Pitch Softball “D” NIT tournament Men’s, Co-ed scheduled April 28-29 at the Softball Leagues set Deseret Peak Complex. The Tooele County Men’s and The entry fee is $300. For more Co-ed Softball Leagues are now information contact Jeff Newton taking registration for the 2006 at 241-0057. softball season. The Men’s League begins May Erda softball 1 while the Co-ed Leagues are set accepts teams to start May 3. The entry registra- The Erda Softball League is tion deadline is April 24 and the now accepting teams for the entry fee is $425 per team. 2006 softball season. There is a coaches meeting photography/Troy Boman Tooele softball has been slugging opposing teams, including elite 5A There will be a men’s and co- slated April 5 at 7 p.m. For more schools like Jordan and Kearns. The Lady Buffs upended the second ed league season at the Allen B.- info contact Jeff Newton at 435- ranked Beetdiggers 8-1 and blanked Kearns 4-0 last week. Lindsey Norm Warr Memorial Park this 241-0057. Palmer also tossed a no-hitter against Timpanogos Monday and came within one base-runner of pitching a perfect game in the contest. not letting one another down and Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be Fits being able to count on the player required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. continued from page A10 next too you. We feel have the Shelters are only required to hold animals for Palmer bolted home on a wild talent to compete with anyone in three days before they are euthanized. pitch to extend the margin. our region. Now we just need to Elite and outside defenders Curtis Lynn For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals believe we can do it.” continued from page A10 Tooele completed the scor- and Seth Krieser all played well. available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at ing in the bottom of the fifth. “Everyone played extremely Along with Smith, Phelps, 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Buffs a 1-0 cushion. Palmer belted a clutch two-out well,” he added. “Unfortunately, Lemmon, Lynn and Krieser, Animal Shelter at 884-6881. The defending champs pushed single and raced home on a we had a small collapse where we the starting midfield was Ian Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. home two more tallies in the Mendenhall double to finalize allowed them to score three goals Anderson, Alan Rugg, Marty bottom of the third to build a 3- the offense for the night. in a two-minute span at the 56 Ruechert and Art Yeomans and 0 edge. Folta clubbed a lead off Folta and Mendenhall chalked and 57 minute mark. The fourth forwards were Jackson Kelley and single and Karly Bitters reached up a pair of hits to pave the way Tooele Veterinary Clinic goal in the 70th minute with a Russell Goodman. Top reserves in on a Lady Cougar fielding mis- for the Lady Buffs while Palmer defensive letdown. Afterwards, the match were Kelly Huffaker, 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 cue. Mendenhall ripped a sacri- and Amanda Snow provided one we discussed that we need the Cody Painter, Landon Bouwhuis fice fly to push home Bitters and safety each as well. ability of playing 80 minutes and and Galana Eshete.

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job of throwing strikes and combined for a the top of the fifth to ignite Lehi. Then, a sink- Poise four-hitter,” he added. “(Granger) got a little ing single got past a Buff outfielder to allow continued from page A10 rally in the third inning by a couple of slap Phillips to score and put Travis Christofferson bunts and went up 2-1. But our team showed on third. Trevor Pulley followed with a run preseason tilt with the Spartans at 3:30 p.m. good poise and maturity and knowing there scoring single and R.J. Braegger ripped a run The Buffs open Region 11 play Thursday with was a lot of game left. They did a good job of scoring triple to give the Pioneers a 3-1 edge. a 4 p.m. contest against Ogden at Lindquist battling back and taking the lead back in the Ryan Christofferson belted a solo home run Field. The Buffs are scheduled also to venture bottom of the third to answer back and grab in the top of the sixth with two outs to com- to Heber City Saturday for a preseason con- the lead for good. The good teams find a way plete the scoring in the contest. test with the Wasps at noon. The game was to battle back and I felt like we did a good job Olsen, Pratt, Zac Clausing and Kyle originally slated for last week before inclement of that in this game.” McKendrick logged one hit each to lead the weather postponed the contest for a week and Lehi 4 - Tooele 1 way for the Buffs in the game. a half. The Pioneers rallied for a three-run outburst Coach Medina said his team just couldn’t Tooele Coach Danny Medina said he is in the fifth frame to erase a 1-0 deficit and pull get the key defensive play needed to stall the pleased with his team’s ability to show compo- out a hard fought preseason win Saturday at Pioneers comeback. sure in close games. Deseret Peak Complex. “We led 1-0 throughout nearly the entire “We had a good start against Union,” he said. Tooele grabbed the lead right from the start. game and Devin Solie pitched a great game “We came up with some big hits in the first Blake Olsen smacked a lead off single, raced to into the sixth,” he stated. “Then, they get a key inning. We needed the quick start because their second on a ground out and bolted home on a hit and a ball that goes by the centerfielder to pitcher got better as the game went on. Zach Mark Pratt double to spot the Buffs a quick 1-0 the fence to allow them to tie the game and did a good job of keeping them off balance all edge in the bottom of the opening session. then they get a couple two-out hits that allow night and getting ahead in the count. He only Devin Solie kept the Pioneers off balance them to take the lead. gave up two hits in six innings and Mark did throughout most of the game. In fact, the Buff “Both teams played well and it was a good a good job of coming in the seventh. It was southpaw used stellar pitches to get out of defensive match-up,” he added. “We just another good win for us. These close wins are jams in the first and third innings. Solie also couldn’t string our hits together like they did helping our team with their composure in a picked off a pair of runners at second base to and that was the difference of the game. It was tight game and someone is coming up with a preserve the shutout. a well played game by both teams and a good key hit to break it open for us. Bryce Phillips slapped a two-out single in preseason game for both of us.” “Against Granger, A.J. and Tyler did a good photography / Amy Trebella Buff netter Greg Auxier tosses the ball for a serve in a match against Wasatch Thursday at THS. The local boys net squad dropped a tough 3-2 decision to the Wasps in the affair.

In junior varsity action, Russell Edged Johnson and Josh Wickersham continued from page A11 dropped hard-fought and close singles decisions. Johnson combined forces to earn Tooele Coach Derek Smith said a win as well. his team played well in the season Lehi 4 - Tooele 1 opener considering the inexperi- The Pioneers rolled to a non- ence of players starting at the var- league triumph over the Buff nett- sity level. ers March 14 at Lehi. “I thought it went better than Tooele’s Brian Buzianis powered expected,” he stated. “The boys his way to a decisive 6-2, 6-3 vic- played tough and came away a tory at second singles over Pioneer little disappointed, which is a good foe Nick Roberts to register the sign because they expect to play lone triumph of the dual match better. Lehi is a tougher team than �� for THS. last year and they are much deeper Lehi’s Devan Dean battled to a with a lot more experience return- hard-fought 6-4, 7-5 triumph over ing than we do. That experience is Buff netter Greg Auxier at first what beat us. singles. Pioneer Bryan Barton reg- “They went in with calm nerves istered a 6-0, 6-0 win over Tooele’s and we were a little shaky,” he Travis Bankhead at third singles added. “We had first-match jitters. as well. But at least we’ve got them out The Lehi duo of Scott Rowley now. We had some close matches and Jake Brooks garnered a first- that were decided by some crucial doubles win over Buff tandem Kevin points. The first singles and second �� Schmidt and Josh Wickersham, 6-1, doubles matches were so close. We 6-1. London Dewey and Bryan Law just need to learn how to win the garnered a hard fought 7-6 (7-2), pivotal points of a match and that 7-5 decision over Tooele’s second- will come with experience. That is doubles team, Austin Jasper and what preseason is for. Not bad for Dylan King. our first match of the season.”

sus Alta, everything should be Lose clicking for us when Logan trav- � continued from page A11 els to Grantsville for our region �� opener on Wednesday.” she noted. “The girls did not play Against Lehi, Coach Clinton as well as they could have. We did said errors plagued the Cowgirl not hit the ball when we had run- team. ners on base, and we made some “We jumped out to an early lead critical errors on defense. I was then let it slip away with some �� pleased with Korrine Coates and fielding errors late in the game,” Ashton Miller. They both had two she noted. “If the girls go out and hits a piece, and tried to set the play seven strong innings of soft- �� table for our big hitters. If they continue getting on base we will ball we will be tough to beat. �� do well. “In the loss to Woods Cross, “In the loss to Delta, we got even though we were down early �� down by four runs in the first in the game, the girls showed a inning, and it was tough to gener- lot of heart and battled back,” she ate any offense,” she added. “I added. “Senior Lauryl Baird lead �� was pleased with the way our the offensive attack having three defense played. They had mini- hits which included two doubles. �� mal errors and kept us within Freshman Krista Taylor also hit striking distance. With one more well, collecting two hits in her preseason game on Tuesday ver- first varsity start.” �� Buffs fall to Scots in OT �� by Nick Drake 833-1978 or e-mail cwilcox@m. SPORTS EDITOR tooele.k12.ut.us. Tooele gave talented Ben Tooele Coach Wilcox said his �� Lomond more than it bargained team played hard against a for- for in the Region 11 boys soccer midable Scot team. �� opener Friday. “We played very well,” he said. �� The Buff forced the Scots into “Both teams had multiple scor- �� overtime in the league debut. ing opportunities in the game A goal five minutes into over- but couldn’t get the ball into �� time allowed last year’s state the back of the net. We came so semi-finalists Ben Lomond to close on a few possessions of �� escape Tooele’s upset bid with a scoring. But we just couldn’t get the ball into the back of the net. 1-0 triumph at THS. Then, they scored just five min- �� The Scots return nearly every utes into overtime. We played player from last year’s final-four well enough to win. But unfor- �� squad, but struggled to fend off a tunately, we just came up a little determined effort from the Buff �� bit short. I’m proud of how well team in the contest. and how hard the team played.” �� The loss dropped Tooele to 1- The starting forwards in the 5 overall on the season. road tests were Ian Mohr, Connor The Buffs venture to Garland England and D.J. Gallegos and today to tangle with region rival the midfielders were Chase Bear River at 3:30 p.m. Tooele Wilson, Nathan Pruitt and Mitch �� also hits the road to Ogden Gallegos. The starting defense Friday to tangle with the always is Dylan Tomac, Derek Nielson, talented Tigers, also at 3:30 p.m. Jason Faudree and Eddy Herrera The annual THS boys alumni and goalie is Kolten Kinsman. game is also scheduled April 22 Key reserves are Chance Nelson, �� at 7 p.m. on THS football. All past Jeff Spafford and Zach Jensen. alumni players are encouraged Brady Caldwell has been injured �� to attend. Please contact Coach but is back to start at defense in Wilcox during school hours at region action.

two-run single to complete the Stung scoring and stake the Wasps to continued from page A11 an 11-0 lead. �� Riley Ford and Garett Giles advantage. Mecham and Farr each drew walks and Mark White smacked consecutive singles and reached on a Wasp fielding mis- �� Chadwick drew a walk to load cue for the lone base runners in the bases. Tyler Moss drilled a the game for the Cowboys. TUESDAY March 28, 2006 B1

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photography / Amy Trebella Dorothy (Kelly Beazer), Scarecrow (Jeff Beazer), Tin Man (Kirt Williamson) and Lion (Mike Whitworth) performed a Wizard of Oz medley at last Saturday’s Old Folks Sociable in Grantsville.

photography / Troy Boman Jerry Stocks depicted Charlie Chaplin as part of the talent show “Let’s go to the Movies.” Since moving to Grantsville years ago the Stocks family has been active in community art events. At top right Paul Jenkins plays Rocky.

photography / Troy Boman Kimberlee Whitworth danced and sang her photography / Troy Boman way through the tune “Good Ship Lollipop.” The Butcher clan reunited in Grantsville Saturday to perform with their dad in “Anchors Aweigh.” Movie theme big hit at Sociable

photography / Troy Boman Darth Vader (Reese Evans) put up a fight at the Grantsville Old Folks Sociable Saturday, but as usual good triumphed over evil and Darth Vader fell from the stage in defeat. B2 TUESDAY March 28, 2006

WEDDINGS Robinson/Evans SUDOKU Jilaine Robinson and Brett Evans were married March 18, 2006, in the Salt Lake Temple for time and all eternity. Jilaine is the daughter of Jim and Vivian Robinson of Taylorsville, Utah, and Brett is the son of Roger and DeAnne Evans of Rush Valley. After returning from their honeymoon in Park City, they will make their home in Tooele. Jilaine Robinson and Brett Evans

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Free To information $480+ per procedure:www.snow.edu/employment/html 4 Plant Operators NOBLE134 W 1180 FINANCE N, Ste 13 882-0050the classifieds. Call 5019.ment 840-1537, 882- 843-1255 5019. 882-0050the classifieds. Call package.week. Free 24information hours edu/employment/html , or Chemical operations experi- USED RESTAURANT DARLINGtwo males, TOY three poodles, fe- Lost & Found (801)264-5665. employment/html>contact Lynette Robison , or ence is preferred but other USEDsupplies RESTAURANTand equipment Lost & Found ence is preferred but other forsupplies sale, and tables, equipment chairs, males,two males, born on three Valen- fe- HELP WANTED contactat 1-435-893-2206.Lynette Robison tine’smales, Day, born $500on Valen- and at(ucan) 1-435-893-2206. experience is acceptable. High stainlessfor sale, tables, pans, chairs, warm- LOST: Men’s prescrip- HELP WANTED ers,stainless propane pans, grill, warm- new up.tine’s 882-4585 Day, $500 or 801- and (ucan) experience is acceptable. High LOST:tion glasses. Men’s prescrip- Brand Business owners If you cashers, propane register and grill, print- new 580-9712up. 882-4585 or 801- school graduate or equivalent. New,tion in glasses. a black pocket Brand Businessneed someone owners If fast, you er.cash Call register (435)882-2060 and print- 580-9712 school graduate or equivalent. GREAT DANE older case.New, in Lost a black at Walmart. pocket needplace your someone classified fast, ad Must be able to read, write and Tooele County Parks & Recreation is now accepting applications for on-c all er. Call (435)882-2060 Ifcase. found Lost please at Walmart.call 224- WATKINS PRODUCTS GREATblack, spayed DANE female, older placein all 45your of Utah'sclassified news- ad Must be able to read, write and Tooele County Parks & Recreation is now accepting applications for on-c all 4001If found please call 224- WATKINSJean Gordon. 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Call Joe experiencedTop dollar waitresses,paid for inPlace 45 ofyour Utah's classified newspa- ad tub,adult, $150. $150; 837-2102 Clawfoot experiencedcooks & buffet waitresses, cooks. isBulletin call at the 882-0050 Transcript for profi t sharing plan (100% cleanskilled and maintenance in good condition. and custodial This recruitmentwork to assure will facilities run on a are Reward!882-1051 or 882-0809. pers,in 45 of the Utah's cost newspa- is $155. tub, $150. 837-2102 cooks & buffet cooks. Bulletinall the details. at 882-0050 (Mention for profi t sharing plan (100% continuousclean and in basis good until condition. the needs This of recruitmentthe department will can run beon met. a Reward! - Merit increases at Startingcontinuous Salary basis $8.48-$9.36 until the needs of the department can be met. Forpers, up the to 25 cost words. is $155. You MINI DACHSUND male allUCAN) the details. (Mention company contribution). MINIblack DACHSUND and tan, male 10 LOST: TOY Poodle, jet - 60,Me r120it in carneasesd 180 at days. MinimumStarting Salary Qualifications: $8.48-$9.36 ($8.48) High school graduate or willFor up be to reaching 25 words. a You po- UCAN) company contribution). black and tan, 10 LOST:black, TOY male, Poodle, 7lbs, 11in jet - 60,Ben 120efits and 180 days. CLOTHESLINE EX- equivalent.Minimum Qualifications:One year in cashiering ($8.48) and High food school service graduate industry. or tentialwill be of reaching up to 340,000 a po- weeks, sire 9lbs choco- lateweeks, and sire tan, 9lbs dame choco- 8lb tall.black, Last male, seen 7lbs, March 11in - Be------nefits CLOTHESLINEPRESS Cleaners wants EX- am am Currentequivalent. Food One Service year in Workers cashiering Permit and at food the servicetime of industry.hire. households.tential of up to All 340,000 you 14thtall. Last Skull seen Valley. March Re- Apply------in person Apply in person 8 to 4 MinimumCurrent Food of 18 Service years Workersof age. ($9.36) Permit Meetat the thetime minimum of hire. blacklate and and tan, tan. dame Family 8lb PRESSpart time Cleaners presser, wants AM am am needhouseholds. to do is All call you the ward.14th Skull Please Valley. Re-call 8836Apply N. in Hwyperson 40 Apply in person 8 to 4 qualificationsMinimum of 18 of yearsa grade of 8;age. 21 ($9.36)years of Meet age along the minimum with a alcohol Transcriptneed to do Bulletin is call the at raisedblack and and tan.comes Family with parthours, time will presser, train. Apply AM Thatcher Transportation, server trainer course; plus one year with Tooele County Parks (435)837-2333ward. Please call 8836Lake N. PointHwy 40 qualifications of a grade 8; 21 years of age along with a alcohol 882-0050Transcript for Bulletin full details. at hugeraised gift and pack. comes $500. with hours,at 134 W. will 1180 train. N. ApplySuite Thatcher Transportation, andserver Recreation. trainer course; plus one year with Tooele County Parks (435)837-2481huge gift pack. $500. (435)837-2333 Lake Point at1. 134 W. 1180 N. Suite 1905 Fortune Rd. and Recreation. (Mention882-0050 UCAN) for full details. For more info or a online application please visit (Mention UCAN) (435)837-2481 AVON: TO BUY OR 1. 1905 Fortune Rd. Furniture & PERFECT PUPS Obedi- AVON:SELL. Sell TO to BUY anyone. OR (1905 W. 1250 S.) For mohttp://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hre info or a online applicationr.ht pleaseml visit If it happens here, (1905 W. 1250 S.) Applicatiohttp://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hns must be submitted to the rTooele.html County Furniture & PERFECTence training. PUPS Obedi- Group ForSELL. information Sell to anyone. call in- Appliances TOOELE or call for info. andence private training. classes. Group read about it here. dependentFor information sales call repre- in- TRANSCRIPT Applications mHuustm bean sub Resoumittedrces to Office the Tooele County Appliances BULLETIN or call for info. 47Hu Southman MaiResoun Strcesreet Office Tooele SIDE BY side refrigera- 882-5266.and private classes. sentativedependent Vi sales Knutson repre- 801-924-1423 TOOELE 47 South EEO Mai Employern Street Tooele SIDEtor, $400. BY side882-3357 refrigera- [email protected]. TRANSCRIPT 884-3830sentative Vi Knutson 801-924-1423 EEO Employer tor, $400. 882-3357 [email protected] BULLETIN 884-3830 882-0050 B4 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 28, 2006

Continued from previous page Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Business Autos Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Opportunities Rent Help Wanted IT’S TAX Time! Liberty LOCAL DRIVERS RETAIL ADVERTISING 1995 HONDA Accord 1BDRM, 1BTH apart- 1999 3BDRM, 1bth, 2 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, Tax Service is looking WANTED MANAGER needed for Sedan, auto, power ev- ment. $425/mo car garage, central air, living rooms, swimming for amusing, energetic Burningham Trucking is The Herald Journal in SAY GOOD- erything, 121,000 miles, (801)563-0656 fireplace. No pets/ pool, lawn care includ- DRIVERS: GREAT PAY! wavers. Must be willing looking for drivers for Logan. Be a part of our leather interior, excel- smoking. $500/dep, ed, no smoking/ pets, Newer trucks. Home BYE TO to work outside and the Tooele and sur- team in beautiful Cache lent condition. $5000. $900/mo, water and 1st/ last, 1yr lease, time. Passenger and have fun! Hours vary, rounding area. Local Valley. 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LEASE OR rent beautiful gagesolutions.com. ing Director, The Herald Route. Do you earn rage, no pets no smok- $18/ hour. Benefits/ PD based on experience. Swimming pool, hot 5bdrm 2bth brand new Journal 75 West 300 $800 in a day? Your EXCELLENT CONDI- ing deposit required Training & Vac. No ex- Please bring your re- NOW HIRING residential tub, exercise room, carpet and paint North, Logan, UT own local candy route. TION 1990 Volkswagon $900/mo 435-830-3337 perience 1-800-584- sume to 88 E 700 N framer $10/per hour fax playground, full club- through out, nice big 84321 email:shawnb@ Includes 30 machines Jetta, black, sun roof, 1775 Ref #P9701 Suite B, Tooele or fax to resume 435-884-9272 house. 843-4400 yard, family friendly hjnews.com (ucan) and candy. All for automatic 4 door, 3BDRM 2BTH large (435)843-0600. neighborhood $875/mo FRAMERS/LABORER $9,995. 1-888-745- $1200 obo 801-915- master garage ac no NOW HIRING UTAH 2BDRM 2BTH, water in- first and last deposit hard working, depend- STYLIST NEEDED 3353. (ucan) 4487 or 882-4700 smoking, pets, NEED COUPLES and in- Reps. Excellent com- cluded. Non-smoking. due at signing call able, good working Smart Style inside Wal- $850/mo water and divuals, 21 or over, to missions. Work from Denise 839-3419 or Jesse 801-558-1907 or environment, pay mart. Commission or PRIVATE CLUB and re- FOR SALE 04 Mustang sewer included provide care to youth. home. Training in SLC. 843-4500 ext 107 Jessica 435-542-3414 weekly, Tooele work. hourly pay. Vacation staraunt for sale by 40th Anniversary Mach, $500/dep 332 E 600 N Pay $720-$1340 month. (No Fees, Not MLM) DeWayne 840-8107. section 8 housing ac- Spencer 840-0412 pay, 401k plan, stop owner in Tooele. 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Also part 3 MALE roommates in in Grantsville. 884- For persons 62 or older, van, 2003, white, excel- Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V tor wanted: State certi- time at the Day Training Grantsville, house parti- 0113, 849-2471, 882- lent condition, 27,000 handicapped or disabled* fied/ clean driving re- Program. Contact Dave ally furnished, all utilit- 1969. miles. Fully loaded and *Regardless of age cord. Pay/ benefits at 801-268-4386 or on- ies paid except phone, Field Technician- very clean. $14,900. $10-$15hr DOE. Guar- line at achievecs.com $350/mo, $100/dep. APT FOR RENT, 2 Laundry facilities, recreation room on site. Shelly 882-7737 or Staker & Parson companies has anteed 40+hrs week. Available now! Call Lin- bdrm, 1 bath, govern- (801)580-0971 Patios & storage room 843-0206 THE DESERT Valley da 884-6878 before ment subsidized. 211 an opening for a field Technician 9am, after 6:30pm. S. 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Responsibili- 1997 HARLEY Road buy vehicles 1990 and cept electricity and ties include: assigning King. Fuel injected, new up that needs transmis- phone. $600/mo, Lab Technician- SECURITAS IS looking stories, assisting with tires, battery, & mus- sion work, cash paid. $100/dep w/references. for Utah certified EMT’s the reporting and edit- Staker & Parson Companies has tang seat. Excellent Shop (801)972-5810 884-6269 830-6081 The Kirk to work as security offi- ing content, helping with cond $8.500; 1974 Cat- Home (435)843-8181 Quiet, Quality apartments in a cers. Various shifts restored historic structure an opening for a Lab Technician the page design. Expe- alina 27ft Sailboat ex- LARGE 2BDRM 2bth, available, no security rience with Quark WANTED 1968, 59 or at our Quality Control Lab. experience necessary, cellent cond. Great fun nice nice nice! Serious XPress a plus. To ap- on the Great Salt Lake 1970 Dodge Charger inquiries only. The Best Places at the Best Prices Asphalt and aggregate testing benefits and excellent ply, please send a re- any condition Tim 800- starting wage. Email this summer $8,500 $500/dep, $650/mo. No Completely Furnished sume, cover letter and Call John @ 801-557- 772-5158 Colorado pets. (435)840-3010 experience recommended. resume to clarissa.wil- portfolio to: Editor Todd Weekly & Monthly Rates [email protected] 2057 Competitive wages and benefits. Seifert,The Spectrum WANTED: I Pay Cash for LOW RENT Remodels: m or call (801)250-9700 275 E. St. George Blvd. 1999 27FT Mallard Trail, any junk cars. Call Scott Studio, 1 and 2 bed- for an interview. EOE 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 St. George, UT sleeps 6, dinette and (435)830-6189 room apartments. New M/F/D/V Fax resume to J Collard at 84770,or e-mail to tsei sofa, slide out 18ft awn- carpet, tile and paint. [email protected] ing, very good condi- SUVs New management with 801-521-3066. Equal Opportunity Em- tion. Asking $9500. Call TOOELE RANSCRIPT great tenants. Seniors T ployer (ucan) BULLETIN after 5:30 or l/m. 882- 2003 JEEP Grand Cher- welcome. 843-0917 3649 okee Limited, silver, THE SPECTRUM & Dai- NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, fully loaded, good con- ly News has an immedi- 2bdrm, kitchenette Motorcycles & dition garage kept, 52k ate opening for a copy available. Monthly, ATVs miles $16,999 obo 435- desk chief in its St. weekly & daily specials. 837-2523 or 435-830- George office. This per- 1997 YZ250, $2000 obo. HBO, cable. Call 882- 1271 son leads the team that Many extras, new plas- 3235. or 882-7008. 585 designs our pages, tics, pro circuit pipe Trucks Canyon Rd, Tooele. copy edits news paddle and some gear, Valley View Motel. stories,writes headlines desert tank. 830-2816 N ow Renting for daily newspaper and 1980 J10 Jeep pickup ROOM FOR rent, best 2000 HONDA XR50 mo- some nondaily prod- 4x4, 401 motor, 4spd deal in Tooele, great MOVE IN SPECIALS torcycle, like new, $700 ucts. 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New 35” first and last week- total SAND CAR, single seat, $150 to move in. 46 N member service skills. Must be computer literate Seifert, The Spectrum & lots of chrome, very tires, 4” lift, new interior, Daily News 275 E. St. new stereo system, Broadway. 882-7605 with fluency in Microsoft Word and Excel. nice, must see! Very George Blvd. St. very fast! Must sell. strong 350, $7300 obo. Administrative experience required. Series 6 health George, UT 84770,or e- (435)882-2014 UNITS AVAILABLE 1215 North 490 East $6800 obo. (801)330- 3bdrm, 2bth town- For Sale and life license a plus. mail to tseifert@the 1356 (435)837-2234 spectrum.com The 1983 CHEVY K10 pick- homes, 2 car garage, ac, enclosed yard, Spectrum/ Daily News, Trailers up, rebuilt 327 cam an Equal Opportunity headers hirise intake hookups, starting at Qualified applicants may submit a resume to: Employer (ucan) elect ignition, good $399. March rent Free! 882-4004 Tooele Federal Credit Union 6.5x12 UTILITY trailer, tires. $2500 obo. HR Department THE UTAH ARMY Na- great shape, $650 obo. (435)882-6098 tional Guard is currently Homes for Rent PO Box 720 884-0199, (801)699- looking for Heavy 8644 1984 GMC truck, com- Tooele, Utah 84074 Equipment Operators. plete covered camping Fax: 435-833-9993 Great bonuses and SMALL UTILITY trailer, kit, tow hitch, two gas $$WHY RENT when e-mail: [email protected] benefits. For more infor- 4x8, $200 obo. Lee or tanks. 882-0580 you can buy? O down Darling 1998 3 bdrm, 1 bth home. Recently mation contact SFC Natalie (435)882-1424 programs, not perfect 1991 FORD F250 4x4, credit. Single parent remodeled with new tile, carpet paint and ﬁ nish Craig Dowen at (435) work. Spacious two car garage with plenty of 833-0928 (ucan) SNOWMOBILE Trailer, 300 straight 6 motor, programs. Call for de- drive on drive off, 5spd transmission, very tails. Berna or Chris room for all your extras. Beautiful landscap- THIRTEEN MORE peo- $1000. 882-6402 801- nice condition. First 435-840-5029 Group ing with mature tree’s, auto sprinkling system ple to work from home 201-5272 $3500 takes. 801-330- 1 Real Estate in front, extra parking, fenced yard. $134,900. for a Health Company. 1356 or (435)837-2234 This price can include a wide screen HDtv, a PT/FT (801)592-5037 Autos MOBILE HOMES for 4X4 1978 GMC truck, cozy couch and Amana fridge. Call anytime 2bpaiddaily.com rent. Call 849-0129 454 engine, 4spd trans- 435-843-5388. mission, new speed, WAGSTAFF CON- $500 POLICE IM- new process transfer STRUCTION now hiring POUNDS! Hondas, case. Runs good. exp. framers lead and Chevys, Fords, Jeeps, $2500 obo. 830-3719 labors (801)557-4047 Toyotas, etc! Cars, Office Assistant Trucks, SUV's from Dave. $500. For listings 1- WAREHOUSE/ DRIVER FOR SALE: 1977 Ford POSITION DUTIES: Performs entry-level clerical and secretarial for rapidly growing SLC 800-366-9813 extension 9977. (ucan) F150 4x4, new transfer Spring is Here! duties as needed to expedite the responsibilities, requirements, construction company. case, clutch & press pic projects, and functions of the county extension office with respect to Must be very energetic 1987 MERCEDES Benz 460 Lincoln engine, 5 & multi-tasker. Can lift the 4-H program. Processes and prepares correspondence, monthly 300E, light blue, auto- 1/2” lift, short bed, re- 100lbs. Experience a & the Moving is Easy! newsletters and mailings, bulletins, notices, booklets, publications, matic, all power, 4 door, cently replaced ex- plus. Benefits, wage 6cyl, leather interior, haust. Many extras. announcements and other materials to promote and advertise USU DOE. Fax resume new rims & tires. $4700. Show winner. Needs Extension and 4-H programs. w/wage history (435)224-2486 TLC. $4000 obo. See at • Full Time • Full Service • Full Commitment (801)521-6649 72 Park Ave. Call 882- • Part-time position; No Benefits; Starting Salary $9.36 hourly Business 1987 OLDSMOBILE Cut- 5747 ask for Stan. • Graduation from high school with course work in typing and general las Sierra, power locks office practices and one (1) year of experience related to the above Opportunities and windows, runs Vehicle Parts • I Love Working With Seniors duties or an equivalent combination of post high school education A CASH COW! 90 Vend- great, 170,000 miles, ing Machine Units/30 needs heater core, (Because I am one!) and experience. $600. Call 843-5852 17” TIRES and rims for • Computer skills including: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office Locations. Entire busi- sale. Call (435)849- ness - $10,970. Local 1989 NISSAN Maxima; 2045 using Access database, word processing, spreadsheets, graphic Utah Company. Hurry! • Ask about my Senior Discount presentations and Email. 1976 Ford truck; 1979 Call 1-801-593-0084. K2650 Call for details Apartments for • Ability to manage and prioritize multiple projects. Ability to follow (ucan) 882-7946 after 7pm. Rent • FREE Home Warranty written and verbal instructions. Ability to communicate effectively, best offers. 882-7946 verbal and written, with diverse groups in the community. Small Business owners: 1BDRM apartment, very With All New Listings! Place your classified ad spacious, fully furnish- • Preference will be given for knowledge of 4-H program, skilled in 1994 FORD Taurus, in 45 newspapers nice, $2000 obo; 1989 ed, w/washer, dryer. Access database, bilingual in Spanish and English. throughout Utah for only Ford, nicer 1 ton, ex LDS standards. No • Must be able to lift 20 pounds and climb stairs. $155. for 25 words, and cab, trl pkg, large shell, pets. Male only. GAIL MIKESELL $5. per word over 25. $4000 obo. Both low $500/mo. Must see! You will reach up to mileage. 833-9098 843-1379 cell: 840-5818 Complete job description is available at the 340,000 households Tooele County Human Resource Office and it is a one call, one 1997 HONDA Accord 1BDRM BASEMENT office: 843-8326 47 South Main Street Tooele order, one bill program. 146k auto ac, cd, sun- apartment, $450/mo 1244 N. Main Ste 101, Tooele plus deposit, utilities in- or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us Call the Transcript Bul- roof, 4 door, new struts, Exit Realty Home Team Gateway Professional Center letin at 882-0050 for fur- pdl, $4995 obo (h) 843- cluded. No smoking, no EEO Employer ther info. (ucan) 0188 (c) 435-224-3075 pets. (801)540-7218. TUESDAY March 28, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

Continued from previous page Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Buildings Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Homes for Rent STANSBURY GOLF TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth Planning on selling your If you build, remodel or Individuals Needing Spe- Other Business: 0032 (the “Property”). County Recorder. (Part course, new, 2750sqft newer condo, large, pri- home, you could be remove buildings you cial Accommodations Adjournment: Notice of Default was re- of 02-127-0-0036) 2bdrm, 2bth gourmet vate yard, incl ameni- sending your sales can place your classi- Should Notify Sharon A. Dated this 23rd day of corded November 29, Parcel 2: NEW 3bdrm 2bth 2 car kitchen, a/c 2 car (Gard- ties, clean, lots of stor- points to up to 340,000 fied ad in 45 of Utah's Dawson, Tooele City Re- March, 2006 2005, as Entry No. A part of the Southwest garage $1150 water, ner included) on hole age, $950/mo. Available households at once. For newspapers for only corder, at 843-2110 prior Mary Dixon, Secretary 250772 of said Official Quarter of Section 16, sewer, and trash paid #1, $975/mo 801-942- 4/1. John (801)916- $155. you can place $155. for 25 words ($5. to the meeting. TDD Tooele County Plan- Records. Township 3 South, 884-3401 3938 Agent 0101 your 25 word classified for each additional Phone Number 843-2108 ning Commission The record owner of the Range 4 West, Salt Lake NEW HOME 4bdrm, ad to all 45 newspapers word). You will reach up (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- property as of the record- Base and Meridian, U.S. STANSBURY PARK TOWNHOME in Over- 2bth, washer/ dryer in- in Utah. Just call the to 340,000 households script Bulletin March 28, script Bulletin March 28, ing of the notice of de- Survey in Tooele City, 5bdrm 2bth rambler, lake, available now! cluded no pets, smok- Transcript Bulletin at and all you do is call the 2006) 2006) fault was Llennoc Real Tooele County, Utah: 494 Country Club. 3bdrm, w/appliances, ing $1150/mo call Lara 882-0050 for all the de- Transcript Bulletin at Estate, LLC. Beginning at a point on Available now. patio area, single ga- 801-557-9357 tails. (Mention ucan) 882-0050 for all the de- PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notices The sale will be made the North line of 1000 $1200/mo. Before 4pm rage, no dogs please! tails. (Mention UCAN Notice is hereby given Trustee's Sales without covenant or war- North Street as it is pro- NICE FAMILY rambler Christy 843-1282. After $750/mo plus security TOOELE- Incredible Classified Network) that the Tooele City ranty, expressed or im- posed to be widened to 4bdrm 2bth great neigh- 4pm, 843-9883 Troy. deposit. (435)843-0686 Rambler! Pride in ownd- Council will meet in a Deadline for public no- plied, regarding title, pos- 53.00 foot half-width be- borhood. Call Karen STANSBURY PARK ership shows in this im- STEEL BUILDINGS. Regular Business Meet- tices is 4 p.m. the day session, or encumbran- ing 977.72 feet South TWO CLEAN, nice 435-496-0238 Newer 5bdrm, 3bth, maculate rambler. If you FACTORY Deals. Save ing on Wednesday, prior to publication. ces, and will be for the 89°42'11" West along the fully finished, living & homes, 3bdrm, 2bth, like vaulted ceilings, re- $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x March 29, 2006, at the Public notices submit- purpose of paying obliga- Section line; and 53.00 NICE STANSBURY Park family rooms, beauti- must see! Call 840- cessed lighting, formal 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 hour of 5:00 P.M.. The ted past the deadline tions secured by the feet North 0°17'49" West home, 3bdrm, 1bth, car ful wood floors, 2 car 0727 LR, great room, main x 12‚ = $3.60/square meeting will be held at will not be accepted. Deed of Trust and ex- from the South Quarter port, no pets, no smok- garage, RV parking & floor laundry AND mud foot. 1-800-658-2885. the Tooele City Hall UPAXLP penses of sale as provid- corner of said Section ing. $750/mo, big fenced yard. Walk Homes room. Call Marci @ www.rigidbuilding.com Large Conference Room ed by law. 16; and running thence $500/dep. 882-0672 to schools, parks, 801-455-4482 RE/MAX (ucan) located at 90 North Main NOTICE OF TRUST- Bidders must be pre- South 89°42'11" West pool, lakes & golf Results Public Notices Street, Tooele Utah EE’S SALE pared to tender to the 462.28 feet along said RENT TO own, big ram- course. $1095/mo. $$$SAVE MONEY 1. Proposed Land Use The following-described trustee $5,000.00 at the North line of 1000 North WHY RENT? No down bler, over 1200sqft, 783 Country Club Find HUD & Bank Meetings Element Re-zone re- property situated in sale and the balance of Street to a point on payment. $89,900. Very 2bdrm, 1bth, large fami- 800-545-3110 owned homes at: Tooele County, State of the purchase price by Grantor’s Westerly prop- Deadline for public no- quest for 1000 North - ly room, fireplace, cen- www.tooelebankowned clean condo w/3bdrm 1 Utah, will be sold at pub- 12:00 noon the day fol- erty line; thence along tices is 4 p.m. the day Gilad Development tral air. $800/mo. Call STANSBURY PARK, homes.com or call for 1/2bth, 1 car garage. lic auction to the highest lowing the sale. Both said Westerly line the fol- prior to publication. Sharon A. Dawson Bob 830-7544 newer home, 3bdrm, a list Berna or Chris Call Frank 801-231- bidder payable in lawful payments must be in the lowing two courses: Public notices submit- Tooele City Recorder 2bth, multi-level, double 435-840-5029, Group 9401 Owner/ Agent money of the United form of a cashier’s North 0°33'48" West ted past the deadline Pursuant to the Ameri- garage, ac, new paint, 1 Real Estate States at the time of check. 212.14 feet and North will not be accepted. can with Disabilities Act, RENT TO OWN- This Picket Lane area, Manufactured sale, at the Main En- DATED this 8th day of 42°53'26" East 223.37 UPAXLP Individuals Needing Spe- beautiful 3 bedroom $930/mo, available im- Homes cial Accommodations trance, Third District March, 2006 feet; thence North home is available now. Courthouse, 47 South /s/ Kim R. Wilson 89°42'11" East 310.40 mediately. (801)842- Manufactured Homes! PUBLIC NOTICE Should Notify Sharon A. Applicants must be in- FOR SALE! Main Street, Tooele, Kim R. Wilson feet; thence South 9631 FOR SALE! Buy Direct at the Facto- Middle Canyon Irrigation Dawson, Tooele City Re- come eligible. For addi- Utah, on Tuesday, April Successor Trustee 0°17'49" East 375.00 ry. Prices from $24,900. Company will be holding corder, at 843-2110 prior tional information con- STANSBURY WATER- 11, 2006, at the hour of (Published in the Tran- feet to the point of begin- Floor plans and infor- its annual meeting for all to the meeting. TDD tact Carole 882-7875, FRONT brand new 12:00 Noon, by Kim R. script Bulletin March 14, ning. (Part of 02-127-0- mation online: www.Ex- stockholders at the Old Phone Number 843-2108 ext 123 at Tooele Coun- 6bdrm, 3bth, 2 car ga- Wilson, Successor Trust- 21 & 28, 2006) 0036) poHomes.com or call 1- Tooele City Library, 47 (Published in the Tran- ty Housing Authority. rage, finished base- ee under the Trust Deed Notice of Default was re- 800-965-0348 for color East Vine Street, Tooele, script Bulletin March 28, ment, 3200sqft+ Sell Your Home Here for executed by Llennoc Re- corded November 29, brochure by mail. Utah on Thursday, 2006) NOTICE OF TRUST- STANSBURY 3BDRM $1500/mo, 6108 al Estate, LLC, as Trust- 2005, as Entry No. (ucan) March 30, 2006 at 7pm. EE’S SALE 2.5bth condo, 1800sqft, Schooner (310)779- $ 80* PUBLIC NOTICE OF or, and Community First 250770 of said Official Voting for new board The following-described beautiful, clean, 2 car 3726 johnmclaughlin7 MEETING AND AGEN- National Bank as Benefi- Records. ea. Mobile Homes members will also take property situated in garage, large deck. @cs.com 6 ciary, recorded as Entry The record owner of the DA place at the annual Tooele County, State of Available now! Tooele County Eco- No. 227402, of the offi- property as of the record- Call 882-0050 meeting. The three seats Utah, will be sold at pub- $950/mo. or lease to TOOELE 3bdrm, 1bth, 1996 CAVCO double nomic Development cial records in the office ing of the notice of de- *Based on 13 issue contract. that will be open are lic auction to the highest buy move in large 1 $650/mo, $650/dep, Advisory Committee of the County Recorder fault was Llennoc Real wide, excellent condi- “A” Ditch Alice Dale bidder payable in lawful take off 1/2 first month 135 N 3rd St. (801)380- The Tooele County Eco- of Tooele County, Utah, Estate, LLC. tion, 2 bedrooms, 2 “B” Ditch John Roberts money of the United (801)835-5592 5691 3BDRM, 2BTh condo, nomic Development Ad- covering the following re- The sale will be made baths, central air, shed. ‘C” Ditch Pete Buzianis States at the time of (801)949-4333 full basement, lots of Financing options avail- visory Committee will al property: sale, at the Main En- without covenant or war- TOOELE, 1bdrm, 1bth, Middle Canyon Irriga- extras, Lynn 801-921- able. Call 830-2014 or hold a meeting on March A part of the Southwest trance, Third District ranty, expressed or im- carport, fresh paint and tion Company STANSBURY CONDO, 9892 882-8445 30, 2006 at 3:00 p.m. in Quarter of Section 16, Courthouse, 47 South plied, regarding title, pos- carpet, $425/mo. 239 N Board of Directors 3bdrm, 2.5bth, double the Auditorium at the Township 3 South, Main Street, Tooele, session, or encumbran- 4th Street, (801)598- (Published in the Tran- garage, no smoking, no 4BDRM 2BTH AC NEW 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Tooele County Court- Range 4 West, Salt Lake Utah, on Tuesday, April ces, and will be for the 4881 www.outwestreal script Bulletin March 21, pets. $950/mo. Availa- FINISHED BASEMENT home for rent, no smok- house, 47 South Main, Base and Meridian, U.S. 11, 2006, at the hour of purpose of paying obliga- ty.com 23, 28 & 30, 2006) ble April 2006. 882- 2 car garage 515 E 770 ing/ pets. 882-1550 Tooele, Utah. Survey in Tooele City, 12:00 Noon, by Kim R. tions secured by the 5509 N $139,500 call 840- PUBLIC MEETING: Tooele County, Utah: Wilson, Successor Trust- Deed of Trust and ex- TOOELE, 3BDRM 2.5bth FOR SALE: 1974 Mobile PUBLIC NOTICE 0412 Notice is hereby given 1. Roll Call. Beginning at a point on ee under the Trust Deed penses of sale as provid- STANSBURY PARK 2 car garage, great home on .34 acres, that the Tooele City 2. Election of a Chair and the North line of 1000 executed by Llennoc Re- ed by law. Homes for rent, 3, 4 & neighborhood. Call An- DUPLEX FOR sale, one 3bdrm, 2bth, asking Council will meet in a Vice Chair North Street as it is pro- al Estate, LLC, as Trust- Bidders must be pre- 5bdrm, available now. drea 801-792-3829 bedroom units, garage, $75,000. 241-0151 Business Meeting on 3. Approval of annual posed to be widened to or, and Community First pared to tender to the Great community w/Golf cute, quiet neighbor- Wednesday, March 29, meeting agenda. 53.00 foot half-width be- National Bank as Benefi- trustee $5,000.00 at the TOOELE MOBILE HOMES for course, pool and park. TRANSCRIPT hood, 110 Russell Ave., 4. Policies and proce- ing 977.72 feet South sale and the balance of sale, will carry contracts 2006 at the hour of 7:00 ciary, recorded as Entry 843-9883, 843-1282 BULLETIN Deseret Peak Realty dures of the Economic 89°42'11" West along the the purchase price by including lot space. P.M. The meeting will be No. 227399, of the offi- 435-830-6616 Development Advisory Section line; and 53.00 12:00 noon the day fol- 849-0129 held at the Tooele City cial records in the office Committee. feet North 0°17'49" West of the County Recorder lowing the sale. Both FOR SALE Or Rent: lo- Hall Council Room locat- 5. Discussion of role and from the South Quarter of Tooele County, Utah, payments must be in the cated in Rush Valley, Lots & Land ed at 90 North Main responsibilities of the Corner of said Section covering the following re- form of a cashier’s 10 acres, 1800sqft, Street, Tooele, Utah. FOR SALE Economic Development 16; and running thence al property purported to check. 3bdrm, 2bth. 843-7553 1. Pledge of Allegiance Beautiful Home on 705 Mobil Avenue Advisory Committee. North 0°17'49" West be located at 1111 North DATED this 8th day of or 882-4040 2 ACRE horse property 2. Mayor’s Community Central Heat & Air conditioning whirlpool in Stockton’s Rawhide Recognition Awards 6. Discussion on policy 375.00 feet; thence 200 West, Tooele, Utah March, 2006 for the creation of EDA’s. North 89°42'11" East /s/ Kim R. Wilson bath electric bed, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. FSBO 2532sqft 6bdrm Estates. Paved road 3. Open Forum For Pub- (the undersigned dis- 7. Discussion on the cre- 406.56 feet; thence Kim R. Wilson Soft water system 1 yr old automatic 3bth rambler, fully and utilities to property. lic Comment claims liability for any er- ation of an industrial South 0°17'49" East Successor Trustee sprinkling system 1 yr old wheelchair cement fenced & landscaped Great lot. Asking 4. Resolution 2006-11 A ror in the address): park. 375.00 feet to said North (Published in the Tran- ramp accessibility. Double garage with new yard w/swing set. Ramp $52,900. Phone Resolution of the Tooele Parcel 1: line of 1000 North Street; script Bulletin March 14, insulated garage door. A great home for a & patio in back w/out- (435)843-7667 City Council accepting Lot 1, LLENNOC COM- thence South 89°42'11" MERCIAL CENTER 21 & 28, 2006) large family fenced in yard - very safe for side entrance to finish- the completed public im- TOOELETRANSCRIPT West 406.56 feet along ed basement. Deep ga- BEAUTIFUL UTAH! provements associated PHASE 1, a two lot com- children. Interested parties call BULLETIN said North line of 1000 rage, large updated LAND Sale-71 acres - with the Home Depot mercial subdivision, ac- Place Your Ad Here Dwain Garbett at 882-9055 North Street to the point kitchen w/oak cabinets, $49,900. Uinta Moun- Subdivision 2400 North cording to the Official Call 882-0050 of beginning. island & tile floor. New tain area. Outdoor lov- SR-36 882-0050 Plat thereof, recorded in Tax Serial No. 02-126-0- roof, sprinkling system, er's dream! Dramatic Presented by Cary the office of the Tooele Continued on next page central air, insulated mountain views, close Campbell • REAL RELIABLE windows & furnace. to conveniences. Sur- 5. Ordinance 2006-09 Two gas fireplaces, wa- rounded by wilderness. An Ordinance of the • REAL INTEGRITY ter softener. Upstairs Nearby lake and state Tooele City Council Listings Needed! • REAL SERVICE laundry. 882-3114 or parks. Excellent financ- amending Tooele City 830-8295. ing. Call UTLR 1-877- Code §2-3-3 regarding 349-5263. (ucan) the organization of the I Make Buying Easy For all your Real Estate needs call... GRANTSVILLE, 3BDRM Planning Commission home, $119,900, newly STOCKTON BUILDING Presented by Cary Kim Baker remodeled. Call Carol lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. Campbell 814 Saddle Rd., G-ville Haddock with Remax, Newly constructed 6. Resolution 2006-10 435-849-0311 830-0007 roads. Beautiful lake/ A Resolution of the Incredible country living in this mountain views. Great Tooele City Council au- beautifully modern 2000 Rambler Exit Realty NEW TOWNHOUSE for manufactured or thorizing the purchase of Home Team 3bdrm, 1 car garage, all custom built homes. a house and property lo- with .70 Acre, Animals Permitted, 882-7094. appliances. Will rent or cated at 700 South Cole- 3,800s.f., Master Suite w/ Jetted lease. 830-8275 man Street VACANT LOT, .17 acre, Presented by Roger Bak- 627 West 700 South. Tub, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths NORTHEAST TOOELE, er $19,000. Call Denise I Have Buyers 3bdrm, 1bth, room to 7. Minutes and area in basement for 5 more 840-3374 grow, new paint & car- March 1, 2006 $$2295,00095,000 bedrooms, 2nd Kitchen and pet, $139,900. Water Shares March 15, 2006 I Need Listings (801)201-5272 8. Invoices Bathrooms, Lots of possibilities. (435)882-6402 Presented by Patrick WANTED: WATER rights Dunlavy OVERLAKE Great Ram- CommercialCommercial PPropertyroperty New Listing or irrigation shares in 9. Mayor’s Report bler! If you want a great $267,000 Tooele Valley. Call 10. Adjourn to Discus- floor plan in a great RR Great horse property, Ross at 801-642-0119 sion Items to be Fol- EE totally finished, 2 neighborhood, check lowed by a Closed Exec- DD out this Overlake ram- N fireplaces, 6 bdrms, Office Space utive Session to Discuss UUNDERN CTT South Willow. bler. 4bdrm, 2 full Property Acquisition. U AAC baths, main floor laun- 11. Discussion Items: TRR $$ dry, and more room to T $ EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- A. Curb & Gutter Re- NN $1167,20067,200 2289,00089,000 1177 N. grow in, partially unfin fice space for lease, quirements for New Con- OO As The South End Of Main Street Is Becoming 600 E. Tooele basement. Call Marci $125-$400/mo, all utilit- struction CCONTRACTC787 East 800 North @ 801-455-4482 Revitalized Take Advantage Of This Great ies included. Call Larry Sharon A. Dawson East side home with Curb Appeal and Family Location and Building on .69 Acres, This Former $198,500 RE/MAX Results (801)574-4035 Motivated Seller - Tooele City Recorder Appeal with its Large Yard and Completely Store could be used as Office, Restaurant, Ready to move! FOR SALE OR LEASE Pursuant to the Ameri- Finished Interior. A Neighborhood to Love, Views Computer, Supply, Market, Convenience Store RAMBLER ON 5 acre can with Disabilities Act, to Wow over, Close to Schools and Town. or Bail Bonds, Use your imagination! horse property in East Office/ Business Space Utilities in- Individuals Needing Spe- Lana McKean Erda, 3500sqft, 6bdrm, cial Accommodations 2.5bth, basement most- cluded. 44 or 56 GreatGreat IInvestmentnvestment 435-833-0233 South Main. 1 month Should Notify Sharon A. Great Investment ly finished, $349K. Dawson, Tooele City Re- 801-518-8670 FSBO. (435)843-0518 free. (602)826-9471 (480)585-5380 corder, at 843-2110 prior to the meeting. TDD 7 South Main St SELLING YOUR HOME? Phone Number 843-2108 #305 Executive Plaza Advertise it in the clas- OFFICE/ BUSINESS (Published in the Tran- Tooele, Utah sifieds. Call 882-0050 space, utilities and high script Bulletin March 28, $$ speed internet included, 2216,50016,500 $$ 272 North Broadway. 2006) 216,500 1139,90039,900 (435)882-4949 Creative Financing Solutions PUBLIC NOTICE Two homes on a .43 Acre Main Ideal East side Oquirrh Cottage Condo, Commercial Notice is hereby given Street Lot, Ideal Location, Zoned Near Golf Course, 3 Bdrms, 2 Full Bths, Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? that the Tooele City Re- Multi-Use With Options Galore!!! Master Suite, Vaults, Walk-in closets, Property development Agency will Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? Need I Say More. Covered Patio, Peace and Quiet. Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! 2800+SQFT Available, meet in a Business Zoned mulit-use, Rent, Meeting on Wednesday, • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. Sale or Rent to own, March 29, 2006, at the • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. hour of 6:00 P.M.. The GreatGreat IInvestmentnvestment • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. 351 East Utah Ave (corner of Broadway and meeting will be held at • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. the Tooele City Hall R Utah) (801)598-4881 R • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. E Council Room located at E • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. www.outwestreality.com DD 90 North Main Street, • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. NN T Tooele, Utah T • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. Buildings UNDERUU CC 1. Budget Review $$ AA $$ RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! 1107,90007,900 1127,00027,000 2. Personnel Issues TRR 127,000 BUILDING MATERIALS: 3. Minutes T SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? 295N East 1st South METAL buildings, mini N 869 South 690 West October 19, 2005 WHYO OPAY RENT? COLLECT IT ! This Up & Down Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate storage systems, roof November 16, 2005 CCONTRACT This 5 Bedroom Rambler has Curb Appeal! CDuplex has 1716 s.f., 4 bdrms, 2 full bths, 2 laundry debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. and wall panels, metal 4. Economic Update rms, 2 car garage, fenced yard, auto sprinklers and 2000s.f., Fenced Yard, 2 Bathrooms, Large Backyard, building components. 5. Goals & Objectives more. Occupy, Rent or both. Call 840-0344. RV parking and Area to build a garage. • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. Utah Manufacture 20 6. 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Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Public Notices Monday, April 10, 2006, TEMPT TO COLLECT A ing real property purport- right and easement of off, a reinstatement or within three business East Brittany Way, 84111 Trustee's Sales at the hour of 10:00 a.m. DEBT. ANY INFORMA- ed to be located in use and enjoyment in any other condition of days after receipt of the Tooele, UT 84074, Sealed bids will be re- of that day for the pur- TION OBTAINED WILL Tooele County at 377 and to the Common Area which the trustee is not amount bid. Tooele County, State of ceived by the Board of NOTIFICATION OF DIS- pose of foreclosing a BE USED FOR THAT East 670 North, Tooele, described, as provided aware that would cause DATED: March 20, Utah and more particu- Education for the Tooele POSITION OF COLLAT- deed of trust executed by PURPOSE. UT 84074 (the under- for and in the percentage the cancellation of the 2006. larly described as fol- County School District at ERAL Mac A. Williams in favor DATED this 21st day of signed disclaims liability shown, in said Declara- sale. If any such condi- Scott Lundberg, Trust- lows: Lot 408, Eastland the address and time To: Llennoc Enterprises, of Mortgage Electronic March, 2006. for any error in the ad- tion. This conveyance is tion exists, the sale shall ee Estates Subdivision "A" stated above, for all con- L.L.C. Registration Systems, Marlon L. Bates, Trust- dress), and more particu- subject to the provisions be void, the successful 3269 South Main, #100 Plat 4, according to the struction work to com- 1050 North 200 West Inc., covering real prop- ee larly described as: of said Declaration, in- bidder’s funds returned Salt Lake City, UT official plat thereof, as re- plete the above refer- Tooele, Utah 84074 erty located at approxi- SCALLEY & READING, Lot 3, THE RIDGE-PLAT cluding any amendments and the trustee and cur- 84115 corded in the office of the enced project in accord- and other parties in inter- mately 999 Southwest P.C. “A”, according to the offi- thereto. The undivided rent beneficiary shall not (801) 263-3400 Tooele County Recorder. ance with the contract est Drive,Tooele, Tooele 50 South Main Street, cial plat thereof, records interest in the Common be liable to the success- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. A.P.N. 1208700408 The documents prepared by From: County, Utah, and more Suite 950 of Tooele County, State Area conveyed hereby is ful bidder for any dam- – 5:00 p.m. address of the property MHTN Architects Inc. Bank of the West particularly described as: P.O. Box 11429 of Utah. subject to modification, age. L&A Case No. 05-54912 is purported to be 442 The sealed envelope Successor by merger to LOT 55, SOUTHLAND Salt Lake City, Utah Together with all the im- from time to time, as pro- Bidders must tender to Team C/LBI East Brittany Way containing the bids shall Community First National TERRACE PLAT C, 84147-0429 provements now or here- vided in the Declaration the trustee a $5,000.00 THIS COMMUNICATION Tooele, UT 84074 The bear the name of the Bank TOOELE CITY, AC- Telephone: (801) 531- after erected on the for expansion of the Con- deposit at the sale and IS AN ATTEMPT TO undersigned disclaims li- General Contracting Firm c/o Kim R. Wilson CORDING TO THE 7870 property, and all ease- dominium Project. the balance of the pur- COLLECT A DEBT, AND ability for any error in the submitting the bid and Snow, Christensen & PLAT THEREOF, RE- Business Hours: 9:00 ments, appurtenances, Together with all the im- chase price by 12:00 ANY INFORMATION address. Said sale will the project title listed Martineau CORDED IN THE a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and fixtures now or here- provements now or here- noon the day following OBTAINED WILL BE be made without cove- above. 10 Exchange Place, 11th TOOELE COUNTY RE- TS# 94084- after a part of the proper- after erected on the the sale. The deposit USED FOR THAT PUR- nant or warranty, ex- Bids will be publicly Floor CORDER. 10-023-0- 8040012956116 ty. property, and all ease- must be in the form of a POSE. pressed or implied, re- opened and read aloud P.O. Box 45000 0055 (Published in the Tran- The current beneficiary ments, appurtenances, cashier’s check or bank (Published in the Tran- garding title, possession, at the time stated above. Salt Lake City, Utah The current beneficiary script Bulletin March 21, of the trust deed is Wells and fixtures now or here- official check payable to script Bulletin March 21, or encumbrances, to pay Bids received after the 84145 of the trust deed is Mort- 28 & April 4, 2006) Fargo Bank, N.A. and after a part of the proper- Lundberg & Associates. 28 & April 4, 2006) the remaining principal bid opening time shall Telephone: (801) 521- gage Electronic Registra- the record owners of the ty. The balance must be in sum of the note(s) se- not be accepted. Bids 9000 tion Systems, Inc., and property as of the record- The current beneficiary the form of a wire trans- cured by said Deed of must conform and be re- Bank of the West, suc- NOTICE OF TRUST- NOTICE OF TRUST- the record owner of the ing of the notice of de- of the trust deed is Wells fer, cashier’s check, Trust, with interest there- sponsive to all contract cessor by merger to EE'S SALE EE'S SALE property as of the record- fault are Wayne J. Urino Fargo Bank, N.A. and bank official check (credit on, as provided in said documents. Community First National The following described The following described ing of the notice of de- and Crystal L. Murray. the record owners of the union official checks are note(s), advances, if any, The School District re- Bank, will sell the below property will be sold at real property will be sold fault is Mac A. Williams. The sale is subject to a property as of the record- not accepted) or U.S. under the terms of the serves the right to award listed property at public public auction to the at public auction to the The trustee's sale of the bankruptcy filing, a paying of the notice of de- Postal money order pay- Deed of Trust, estimated all or portions of the work auction to the highest highest bidder at the highest bidder without aforedescribed real prop- off, a reinstatement or fault are Jared L. Jack- able to Lundberg & As- fees, charges and ex- in its best interest and bidder payable in lawful West Main Entrance, warranty as to title, pos- erty will be made without any other condition of son and Katherine J. sociates. If wire transfer penses of the Trustee as required to perform all money of the United North Steps, Tooele session or encumbran- warranty as to title, pos- which the trustee is not Jackson. is used, an additional and of the trusts created or part of the work within States at the time of County Courthouse, 47 ces, at the West main session, or encumbran- aware that would cause The sale is subject to a $10.00 must be remitted by said Deed of Trust, to the budget amounts pro- sale, at the Main En- South Main Street, entrance North steps of ces. Bidders must be the cancellation of the bankruptcy filing, a pay- with the purchase price. wit: $110,400.00 (Esti- vided. A combined bid trance, Third District Tooele, Utah, on April the Tooele County Court- prepared to tender sale. If any such condi- off, a reinstatement or Cash payments are not mated). Sale information price will be requested Courthouse, 47 South 13, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of house, 47 South Main, $5,000.00 in certified tion exists, the sale shall any other condition of accepted. A trustee’s may be available by call- for performance of the Main Street, Tooele, said day, for the purpose Tooele, Utah, on April funds at the sale and the be void, the successful which the trustee is not deed will be delivered to ing one business day pri- work at all four sites. Utah, on Tuesday, April of foreclosing a trust 25, 2006, at 4:30 o'clock balance of the purchase bidder’s funds returned aware that would cause the successful bidder or to (or on) the sched- Contract documents are 11, 2006 at the hour of deed originally executed p.m., of said day: Situat- price in certified funds by and the trustee and cur- the cancellation of the within three business uled sale date. Please be available at the District 12:00 noon: on January 23, 2004 by ed in the County of 10:00 a.m. the following rent beneficiary shall not sale. If any such condi- days after receipt of the advised that the opening office on or after The following property Mark V. Grundvig, as Tooele, State of Utah, business day. The trust- be liable to the success- tion exists, the sale shall amount bid. bid amount may be re- MARCH 27, 2006 subject to a Security trustor, in favor of Acade- more particularly descri- ee reserves the right to ful bidder for any dam- be void, the successful DATED: March 17, duced from the total debt Bid security is required in Agreement dated June my Mortgage Corpora- bed as follows: cancel the foreclosure af- age. bidder’s funds returned 2006. due. Bidders must be the form of a certified 28, 2004 between Llen- tion, covering the follow- Lot 112, NORTH LAKE ter the sale based upon Bidders must tender to and the trustee and cur- Scott Lundberg, Trust- prepared to tender to the check or cashiers check noc Enterprises, LLC as ing real property purport- NO. 2 SUBDIVISION, a information unknown to the trustee a $5,000.00 rent beneficiary shall not ee trustee $5,000.00 at the payable to the Owner, or Debtor and Community ed to be located in Subdivision of Tooele the trustee at the time of deposit at the sale and be liable to the success- 3269 South Main, #100 sale and the balance of a bid bond in favor of the First National Bank as Tooele County at 284 City, according to the of- the sale, such as a bank- the balance of the pur- ful bidder for any dam- Salt Lake City, UT the purchase price by Owner, executed by the secured party: North 3rd Street, Tooele, ficial plat thereof, record- ruptcy filing or an agree- chase price by 12:00 age. 84115 10:00 AM the day follow- bidder as principal and a All of the following which UT 84074 (the under- ed in the office of the ment between the trustor noon the day following Bidders must tender to (801) 263-3400 ing the sale. Both pay- satisfactory surety com- debtor owns now or in signed disclaims liability County Recorder of and beneficiary to post- the sale. The deposit the trustee a $5,000.00 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. ments must be in the pany as surety, in an the future, together with for any error in the ad- Tooele County, Utah. pone or cancel the sale. must be in the form of a deposit at the sale and – 5:00 p.m. form of a cashier’s amount not less than 5% all parts, accessories, re- dress), and more particu- TAX # 10-006-0-0112 If so cancelled, the only cashier’s check or bank the balance of the pur- L&A Case No. 05-54093 check. Cash or “official of the maximum amount pairs, replacements, im- larly described as: Purportedly known as: recourse of the purchas- official check payable to chase price by 12:00 Team B/ET checks” are not accepta- of the bid. Bid security provements, and acces- Lot 3, Block 117, Plat 556 Ontario Street, er is to receive a refund Lundberg & Associates. noon the day following THIS COMMUNICATION ble. This firm is assisting shall be given as a guar- sions, and wherever lo- “C”, Tooele City Survey, Tooele, UT 84074 (the of the money paid to the The balance must be in the sale. The deposit IS AN ATTEMPT TO in the collection of a debt antee that the bidder will cated: Tooele City. undersigned disclaims li- trustee. THIS IS AN AT- the form of a wire trans- must be in the form of a COLLECT A DEBT, AND and any information ob- execute the contract if it Inventory: all inventory Together with all the im- ability for any error in the TEMPT TO COLLECT A fer, cashier’s check, cashier’s check or bank ANY INFORMATION tained may be used for is awarded to them, in held for ultimate sale or provements now or here- address). DEBT. ANY INFORMA- bank official check (credit official check payable to OBTAINED WILL BE that purpose. Dated: conformity with the con- lease, or which has been after erected on the The Trust Deed being TION OBTAINED WILL union official checks are Lundberg & Associates. USED FOR THAT PUR- 3/21/2006 tract documents. or will be supplied under property, and all ease- foreclosed by these non- BE USED FOR THAT not accepted) or U.S. The balance must be in POSE. John W. Lish, ESQ., as The School District will contracts of service, or ments, appurtenances, judicial trust deed fore- PURPOSE. Postal money order pay- the form of a wire trans- (Published in the Tran- Successor Trustee 1424 take advantage of the which are raw materials, and fixtures now or here- closure proceedings is DATED this 13th day able to Lundberg & As- fer, cashier’s check, script Bulletin March 21, S. Legend Hills Dr., Ste. tax-exempt law that be- work in process, or mate- after a part of the proper- dated April 9, 2002, and of March, 2006. sociates. If wire transfer bank official check (credit 28 & April 4, 2006) 120 Clearfield, UT 84015 came effective January rials used or consumed ty. was executed by DE- Marlon L. Bates, Trustee is used, an additional union official checks are Phone (801) 614-5050 1, 1996. The vendors in debtor's business. The current beneficiary BORAH L. LONG, an un- SCALLEY & READING, $10.00 must be remitted not accepted) or U.S. P243777 must use tax exempt Equipment: all equip- of the trust deed is NOTICE OF TRUST- married woman, as P.C. with the purchase price. Postal money order pay- (Published in the Tran- form TC721 when pur- ment including, but not Chase Home Finance EE'S SALE Trustor, in favor of Utah 50 South Main Street, Cash payments are not able to Lundberg & As- script Bulletin March 28, chasing construction ma- limited to, machinery, ve- LLC and the record own- The following described Housing Corporation, a Suite 950 accepted. A trustee’s sociates. If wire transfer April 4 & 11, 2006) terials for the project. A hicles, furniture, fixtures, er of the property as of property will be sold at public corporation of the P.O. Box 11429 deed will be delivered to is used, an additional copy of form TC721 will manufacturing equip- the recording of the no- public auction to the State of Utah, the pres- Salt Lake City, Utah the successful bidder $10.00 must be remitted be completed and signed ment, farm machinery tice of default is Mark V. highest bidder at the ent Beneficiary. The Public Notices 84147-0429 within three business with the purchase price. by a representative of and equipment, shop Grundvig. West Main Entrance, present owner is report- Telephone: (801) 531- days after receipt of the Cash payments are not Miscellaneous the Tooele School Dis- equipment, office and re- The sale is subject to a North Steps, Tooele ed to be DEBORAH L. 7870 amount bid. accepted. A trustee’s trict at time of bid award. cord keeping equipment, bankruptcy filing, a pay- County Courthouse, 47 LONG, an unmarried Deadline for public no- Business Hours: 9:00 DATED: March 10, deed will be delivered to The Owner reserves the parts, and tools. The off, a reinstatement or South Main Street, woman. tices is 4 p.m. the day a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2006. the successful bidder right to reject any and all property includes any any other condition of Tooele, Utah, on April The purchase price is prior to publication. TS# 94084- Scott Lundberg, Trust- within three business bids, or to waive any ir- equipment described in a which the trustee is not 20, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of payable in lawful money Public notices submit- 7090632833927 ee days after receipt of the regularities or informali- list or schedule debtor aware that would cause said day, for the purpose of the United States of ted past the deadline (Published in the Tran- 3269 South Main, #100 amount bid. ties in any bid or in the gives to secured party, the cancellation of the of foreclosing a trust America. Bidders must will not be accepted. script Bulletin March 14, Salt Lake City, UT DATED: March 10, bidding as may be in the but such a list is not nec- sale. If any such condi- deed originally executed be prepared to tender to UPAXLP 21 & 28, 2006) 84115 2006. best interest of the essary to create or per- tion exists, the sale shall on May 28, 2003 by Ken- the Trustee a $5,000.00 (801) 263-3400 Scott Lundberg, Trust- School District. fect a valid security inter- be void, the successful neth R. Woodland, Jr. non-refundable deposit PUBLIC NOTICE Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. ee All questions concerning est in all of debtor's NOTICE OF TRUST- bidder’s funds returned and Mary J. Woodland, in certified funds or a Call For Proposals – 5:00 p.m. 3269 South Main, #100 the bid shall be directed equipment. EE'S SALE and the trustee and cur- as trustors, in favor of cashier's check at the The TOOELE COUNTY L&A Case No. 05-54794 Salt Lake City, UT to the Landscape Archi- Accounts and other The following described rent beneficiary shall not Bank of Utah, covering time of sale to secure RECREATION SPECIAL Team A/CNEV 84115 tect , Randy Boudrero, rights to payment: all real property will be sold be liable to the success- the following real proper- bid, and the balance of SERVICE DISTRICT will THIS COMMUNICATION (801) 263-3400 MHTN Architects Inc. 1- rights to payments, at public auction to the ful bidder for any dam- ty purported to be locat- the purchase price must be accepting new pro- IS AN ATTEMPT TO Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 801-595-6700. whether or not earned by highest bidder, purchase age. ed in Tooele County at be paid in full in the form posals for recreation COLLECT A DEBT, AND – 5:00 p.m. (Published in the Tran- performance, including, price payable in lawful Bidders must tender to 177 East Utah Avenue, of certified funds or a projects from February ANY INFORMATION L&A Case No. 05-54823 script Bulletin March 23, but not limited to, pay- money of the United the trustee a $5,000.00 Tooele, UT 84074 (the cashier's check within 24 14, 2006 to March 31, OBTAINED WILL BE Team A/JG 28 & 30, 2006) ment for property or States of America at the deposit at the sale and undersigned disclaims li- hours from the time of 2006. Applications must USED FOR THAT PUR- THIS COMMUNICATION services sold, leased, time of sale, at the north- the balance of the pur- ability for any error in the sale. follow grant submittal POSE. IS AN ATTEMPT TO rented, licensed, or as- ern most, of the two west chase price by 12:00 address), and more par- This Trustee’s Sale is outline available from ORDINANCE 2006-10 (Published in the Tran- COLLECT A DEBT, AND signed. This includes any entrances of the Tooele noon the day following ticularly described as: subject to a bankruptcy each member of the AN ORDINANCE ES- script March 14, 21 & 28, ANY INFORMATION rights and interests (in- County Courthouse, the sale. The deposit Lots 4 & 5, of Block 162, filing, a payoff, a rein- board or Tooele County TABLISHING THE 2006) OBTAINED WILL BE cluding all liens) which a/k/a the Third Judicial must be in the form of a of MELROSE ADDI- statement or any other Commission Office, TRAILS COMMITTEE USED FOR THAT PUR- debtor may have by law District Court, 47 South cashier’s check or bank TION, a Subdivision of condition of which the Cheryl Adams, 843- WHEREAS, Tooele NOTICE OF TRUST- POSE. or agreement against Main, Tooele, Utah, on official check payable to Tooele City, according to trustee is not aware that 2354, Tooele County County is a land of di- EE'S SALE (Published in the Tran- any account debtor or Monday, April 17, 2006, Lundberg & Associates. the official plat thereof on would cause the cancel- Courthouse, 47 South verse landforms, cli- The following described script Bulletin March 14, obligor of debtor. at the hour of 10:00 a.m. The balance must be in file and of record in the lation of this sale. Fur- Main. Five copies of the mates, soils, flora, wild- property will be sold at 21 & 28, 2006) General intangibles: all of that day for the pur- the form of a wire trans- Tooele County Record- ther, if any of these con- grant submittal should in- life, and inhabitants, and public auction to the general intangibles in- pose of foreclosing a fer, cashier’s check, er's office. ditions exist, this sale will clude: name of project, these diverse features, highest bidder at the cluding, but not limited deed of trust executed by bank official check (credit NOTICE OF TRUST- Together with all the im- be null and void, the suc- location, and written bid as well as vast expanses West Main Entrance, to, tax refunds, patents Charles G. Daniel and union official checks are EE'S SALE provements now or here- cessful bidder’s funds of estimated costs, type of open space, attract North Steps, Tooele and applications for pat- Tamara L. Clements in not accepted) or U.S. The following described after erected on the shall be returned, and of construction or im- people to the county for County Courthouse, 47 ents, copyrights, trade- favor of Washington Mu- Postal money order pay- property will be sold at property, and all ease- the Trustee and the Ben- provement and a point of recreational purposes of South Main Street, marks, trade secrets, tual Bank, covering real able to Lundberg & As- public auction to the ments, appurtenances, eficiary shall not be liable contact. Furthermore, all kinds; and Tooele, Utah, on April good will, trade names, property located at ap- sociates. If wire transfer highest bidder at the and fixtures now or here- to the successful bidder projects which are ac- WHEREAS, the resi- 13, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of customer lists, permits proximately 99 East is used, an additional West Main Entrance, after a part of the proper- for any damages. cepted must be complet- dents, visitors, wildlife, said day, for the purpose and franchises, payment Pinehurst Avenue, $10.00 must be remitted North Steps, Tooele ty. THIS COMMUNICATION ed by December 1st and the ecological and of foreclosing a trust intangibles, computer Tooele, Tooele County, with the purchase price. County Courthouse, 47 The current beneficiary IS AN ATTEMPT TO 2006 or the applicant environmental processes deed originally executed programs and all sup- Utah, and more particu- Cash payments are not South Main Street, of the trust deed is COLLECT A DEBT, AND may stand to lose their can, have, and will vie for on February 5, 2004 by porting information pro- larly described as: accepted. A trustee’s Tooele, Utah, on April SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. ANY INFORMATION funding. The Special space and opportunity, Jared L. Jackson and vided in connection with LOT 3, BLOCK 4, KEL- deed will be delivered to 20, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of and the record owner of OBTAINED WILL BE Recreation District Board and the various human Katherine J. Jackson, as a transaction relating to SEY SUBDIVISION, A the successful bidder said day, for the purpose the property as of the re- USED FOR THAT PUR- of Officers must approve users often are in com- trustors, in favor of Mort- computer programs, and SUBDIVISION OF within three business of foreclosing a trust cording of the notice of POSE. any deviation from this petition for trails and gage Electronic Registra- the right to use debtor's TOOELE CITY, AC- days after receipt of the deed originally executed default is Kenneth R. DATED: March 23, 2006. process. areas, both with each tion Systems, Inc., as name. CORDING TO THE OF- amount bid. on June 23, 2003 by Woodland, Jr. and Mary Paul M. Halliday, Jr. Send all proposals to: other and the natural re- nominee for New Home You are entitled to an ac- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, DATED: March 14, Harlen E. Munson and J. Woodland. Successor Trustee TOOELE COUNTY sources; and Mortgage Specialists, counting of the unpaid in- RECORDED IN THE 2006. Cheryl L. Munson, as The sale is subject to a 376 East 400 South, RECREATION SPECIAL WHEREAS, opportuni- L.P., its successors and debtedness under the OFFICE OF THE COUN- Scott Lundberg, Trust- trustors, in favor of Mort- bankruptcy filing, a pay- Suite 300 SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 ties to walk and exercise assigns, covering the fol- Security Agreement. TY RECORDER OF ee gage Electronic Registra- off, a reinstatement or Salt Lake City, Utah South Main Tooele, Utah are important to the pub- lowing real property pur- You may request an ac- TOOELE COUNTY, 3269 South Main, #100 tion Systems, Inc. as any other condition of 84111 84074. lic health and the well- ported to be located in counting by writing or tel- UTAH. 09-012-0-0038 Salt Lake City, UT nominee for Irwin Mort- which the trustee is not Telephone: (801) 355- For any additional infor- being of county resi- Tooele County at 1746 ephoning the under- The current beneficiary 84115 gage Corporation, its aware that would cause 2886 mation contact Kent Bak- dents; and North Brett Street, signed at the below listed of the trust deed is (801) 263-3400 successors and assigns, the cancellation of the Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., er 882-1420, Russell WHEREAS, to help re- Tooele, UT 84074 (the address or telephone. Washington Mutual Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. covering the following re- sale. If any such condi- 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Steadman 830-5658, duce highway and road undersigned disclaims li- DATED this 27th day of Bank, a federal associa- – 5:00 p.m. al property purported to tion exists, the sale shall (MST) Walt Shubert 882-0603, traffic and to reduce air ability for any error in the March, 2006. tion, and the record own- L&A Case No. 05-54719 be located in Tooele be void, the successful FILE NUMBER: 26847 Lois McArthur 882-1179, pollution it is desirable to address), and more par- SNOW, CHRISTENSEN ers of the property as of Team B/CR County at 645 East 670 bidder’s funds returned (Published in the Tran- Travis McCluskey 884- enhance transportation ticularly described as: & MARTINEAU the recording of the no- THIS COMMUNICATION North, Tooele, UT 84074 and the trustee and cur- script Bulletin March 28, 5023. choices to include means Unit No. 134, of COMI- By /s/ Kim R. Wilson tice of default are IS AN ATTEMPT TO (the undersigned dis- rent beneficiary shall not April 4 & 11, 2006) Russell Steadman other than automobiles SKEY PARK CONDO- Kim R. Wilson Charles G. Daniel and COLLECT A DEBT, AND claims liability for any er- be liable to the success- Secretary and highways; and MINIUMS, PHASE FIVE, NOTICE OF TRUST- Snow, Christensen & Tamara L. Daniel. The ANY INFORMATION ror in the address), and ful bidder for any dam- (Published in the Tran- WHEREAS, trails in- together with all improve- EE’S SALE Martineau trustee's sale of the OBTAINED WILL BE more particularly descri- age. script Bulletin February crease connectivity be- ments located thereon, The following described 10 Exchange Place, aforedescribed real prop- USED FOR THAT PUR- bed as: Bidders must tender to 14, 21, 28, March 2, 7, 9, tween neighborhoods, as said Unit is identified real property will be sold 11th Floor erty will be made without POSE. Lot 55, THE RIDGE the trustee a $5,000.00 14, 16, 21, 23, 28 & 30, communities, and public in the plat of said devel- at public auction to the P.O. Box 45000 warranty as to title, pos- (Published in the Tran- PLAT “C”, a subdivsion deposit at the sale and 2006) facilities; and opment recorded No- highest bidder payable in Salt Lake City, Utah session, or encumbran- script Bulletin March 14, of Tooele City, according the balance of the pur- WHEREAS, this com- vember 4, 2002, as Entry lawful money of the Unit- INVITATION TO BID 84145 ces. Bidders must be 21 & 28, 2006) to the official plat thereof, chase price by 12:00 mission desires to estab- No. 190280, in Book ed States at the time of OWNER: The BOARD Telephone: (801) 521- prepared to tender on file and of record in noon the day following lish a committee to de- NOTICE OF TRUST- 794, at Page 831 of the sale, On the north steps OF EDUCATION 9000 $5,000.00 in certified the office of the Tooele the sale. The deposit fine and identify areas for EE'S SALE Official Record of the to the main entrance at TOOELE COUNTY (Published in the Tran- funds at the sale and the County Recorder. must be in the form of a trails, address protection The following described Tooele County Recorder, the Tooele County Court- SCHOOL DISTRICT script Bulletin March 28, balance of the purchase Together with all the im- cashier’s check or bank and enforcement issues, property will be sold at State of Utah, and as house, 47 South Main, PROJECT: WENDOVER 2006) price in certified funds by provements now or here- official check payable to and determine existing 10:00 a.m. the following public auction to the identified and described after erected on the Lundberg & Associates. Tooele, UT, on April 24, HIGH SCHOOL and proposed infrastruc- ATHLETIC FIELDS – NOTICE OF TRUST- business day. The trust- highest bidder at the in the Declaration of property, and all ease- The balance must be in 2006 at 01:00 PM of said ture and the sources of PHASE ONE EE'S SALE ee reserves the right to West Main Entrance, Condominium of Comi- ments, appurtenances, the form of a wire trans- day, for the purpose of funding; BID OPENING: The following described cancel the foreclosure af- North Steps, Tooele skey Park Condomini- and fixtures now or here- fer, cashier’s check, foreclosing a trust deed NOW, THEREFORE, BE 2:00 PM, WEDNESDAY real property will be sold ter the sale based upon County Courthouse, 47 ums, an Expandable after a part of the proper- bank official check (credit executed by Lourdes E. IT ORDAINED BY THE APRIL 26, 2006 at public auction to the information unknown to South Main Street, Condominium Project, ty. union official checks are Yi, a married woman as LEGISLATIVE BODY TOOELE COUNTY highest bidder, purchase the trustee at the time of Tooele, Utah, on April recorded August 2, 2001, The current beneficiary not accepted) or U.S. her sole and separate OF TOOELE COUNTY, SCHOOL DISTRICT OF- price payable in lawful the sale, such as a bank- 13, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of as Entry No. 167009, in of the trust deed is Irwin Postal money order pay- property as Trustor(s), in UTAH AS FOLLOWS: FICE money of the United ruptcy filing or an agree- said day, for the purpose Book 695, at Page 546, Mortgage Corporation able to Lundberg & As- favor of Accredited SECTION I - CHAPTER 92 SOUTH LODE- States of America at the ment between the trustor of foreclosing a trust and as amended March and the record owners of sociates. If wire transfer Home Lenders, Inc., a ENACTED. Tooele STONE WAY time of sale, at the north- and beneficiary to post- deed originally executed 27, 2002, as Entry No. the property as of the re- is used, an additional California Corporation, County Code Title 4 TOOELE, UTAH 84074 ern most, of the two west pone or cancel the sale. on December 12, 2003 179026, in Book 746, at cording of the notice of $10.00 must be remitted and recorded on Chapter 18 is hereby ARCHITECT: entrances of the Tooele If so cancelled, the only by Wayne J. Urcino and Page 325 of the Official default are Harlen E. with the purchase price. 05/12/2004, as Entry No. enacted to read as fol- MHTN ARCHITECTS County Courthouse, recourse of the purchas- Crystal L. Murray, as Records of the Tooele Munson and Cheryl L. Cash payments are not 223070 in Book 0944, lows: INC. a/k/a the Third Judicial er is to receive a refund trustors, in favor of Pre- County Recorder, State Munson. accepted. A trustee’s Page 1378, of Official Chapter 18 420 EAST SOUTH TEM- District Court, 47 South of the money paid to the mier Mortgage Services, of Utah. Together with an The sale is subject to a deed will be delivered to Records of Tooele Coun- ty, Utah, covering real PLE, SUITE 100 Main, Tooele, Utah, on trustee. THIS IS AN AT- Inc., covering the follow- undivided interest, and a bankruptcy filing, a pay- the successful bidder Continued on next page property located at 442 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH TUESDAY March 28, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices nance shall become ef- 4-19-3. Officers - Meet- shall terminate on the tee is created to assist velopment Advisory WING RUNWAY at the Manookin Road Army Regulation 200-2, Miscellaneous fective 15 days after its ings. same day as though the and advise the county Committee serves as MICHAEL ARMY AIR- Source Area. A second a Finding of No Signifi- passage provided it has 4-19-4. Role of the advi- successor was appointed commission in connec- the Industrial Protec- FIELD borrow source area, the cant Impact (FONSI) is Trails Committee been published, or at sory board. in a timely manner. tion with issues and pro- tion Area Advisory U.S. ARMY DUGWAY Prime Road Source issued for the above ac- 4-18-1. Establishment such publication date, if 4-19-5. Compensation. Terms of at least two grams involving econom- Board. PROVING GROUND, Area, is proposed as a tion. of committee. more than 15 days after 4-19-6. Economic Devel- members, and not more ic development which The Economic Develop- UTAH backup source only if the Deadline for Receipt of There is hereby created passage. opment Advisory Com- than three, shall expire may include: ment Advisory Commit- By: Manookin Pit has insuffi- Public Comments and the Trails Committee for IN WITNESS WHEREOF mittee serves as the In- each year. (1) facilitating coopera- tee shall serve as the In- Department of the Ar- cient quantity of gravel to Point of Contact for Addi- Tooele County. the Tooele County Com- dustrial Protection Area 4-19-3. Officers - Meet- tion and coordination dustrial Protection Area my complete the project. tional Information. Com- 4-18-2. Members - Term mission, which is the leg- Advisory Board. ings. with various community Advisory Board estab- Installation Support Di- Approximately 1.2 million ments are particularly in- in office - Compensa- islative body of Tooele 4-19-1. Economic de- (1) At its first meeting of groups and neighbor- lished for Tooele County vision tons of material will be vited from tribal, federal, tion - Removal. County, passed, ap- velopment advisory each year, the advisory hoods on economic de- pursuant to Utah Code Dugway Proving mined from the Manoo- state, county and local The Trails Committee proved and enacted this committee created. committee members velopment issues; Annotated Section 17- Ground, Utah 84022 kin Road Source Area government officials or shall consist of at least ordinance this 21st day There is hereby created shall elect a chair and (2) making recommenda- 41-201 to perform the PROPOSED ACTION and processed by tem- agencies, Citizen Adviso- five members. Each of March, 2006. the Economic Develop- vice chairperson from tions to the planning duties set forth therein. Dugway Proving Ground porary facilities installed ry Boards, Restoration member appointed to the ATTEST: ment Advisory Commit- among its members. commissions, county SECTION II - EFFEC- (DPG) proposes to re- at the location. The ma- Advisory Boards and any board shall serve a four- TOOELE COUNTY tee of Tooele County. The committee shall de- commission, and to plan- TIVE DATE. This ordi- place the two existing as- terial will then be trans- other groups or parties year term of office. At COMMISSION: 4-19-2. Appointment - termine its own schedule ning and economic de- nance shall become ef- phalt-pavement runways ported on Stark Road who may have interest in least three members Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk Term - Vacancy. for meetings, keeping of velopment division staff fective 15 days after its at the Michael Army Air- from DPG’s Manookin environmental effects of shall be appointed to an Dennis Rockwell, (1) The advisory commit- minutes, and other de- for programs in which the passage provided it has field (MAAF) with one as- Road Gravel Pit to a the proposed action. The initial term of two years. Chairman tee shall be comprised of tails of the committee’s county could or should been published, or at phalt and concrete pave- staging area at MAAF environmental assess- Board members shall be (SEAL) five to seven appointed functions. participate to enhance such publication date, if ment taxiway and one where additional proc- ment and supporting representative of the Commissioner Rock- members. One member (2) It shall be the duty of economic development more than 15 days after asphalt and concrete- essing and asphalt and documents incorporated community at large. All well voted of the economic develop- the chairperson to pre- opportunities, which may passage. pavement runway. The concrete production will by reference are on file members shall serve Commissioner Law- ment advisory board side over all meetings of be in cooperation with IN WITNESS WHEREOF project has been phased occur. If a better, more and may be reviewed by without compensation rence voted shall be appointed from the advisory committee. any appropriate private, the Tooele County Com- such that an asphalt- environmentally favora- interested parties at the and benefits. They may Commissioner John- the Tooele County The vice chairperson public, civic or communi- mission, which is the leg- pavement taxiway was ble route is determined, it Public Affairs Office, U.S. receive per diem and ex- son voted School District. The re- shall preside at all meet- ty agency, group, or as- islative body of Tooele built first and is currently can be used after the ap- Army Dugway Proving penses incurred in the APPROVED AS TO maining members of the ings where the chairper- sociation, or any of the County, passed, ap- serving as a temporary propriate NEPA process Ground (435/831-3409). performance of their offi- FORM: committee shall be ap- son is absent. A majority cities, county, state or proved and enacted this runway while the main and documentation has Comments will be re- cial duties. Douglas J. Ahlstrom pointed from members of of the members of the federal government; ordinance this 21st day runway and parking been made. Once min- ceived during the 30-day Members may be re- Tooele County Attor- the public to include, to board shall constitute a (3) making recommenda- of March, 2006. aprons are being rebuilt ing activities are com- period following the first moved for cause. Any ney the extent reasonably quorum for the transac- tions to the county com- ATTEST: in two additional later plete, the source area publication of the public vacancy which occurs on (Published in the Tran- possible, the broadest tion of business, and a mission regarding re- TOOELE COUNTY phases. The second will be properly re- notice, and should be ad- the board shall be filled script Bulletin March 28, representation from peo- majority vote of those quests for financial in- COMMISSION: phase of the project, to claimed in accordance dressed to the Garrison by appointment for the 2006) ple involved with or inter- present shall be neces- centives from prospec- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk begin in April 2006, will with local standards. Manager, U.S. Army unexpired term of the va- ested in the various and sary to carry any recom- tive businesses; Dennis Rockwell, also include reconstruct- The dirt road between Dugway Proving Ground, cated member. ORDINANCE 2006-11 diverse aspects of eco- mended action. (4) recommending ways Chairman ing the existing power- Manookin Gravel Pit and ATTN: CSTE-DTC-DP- 4-18-3. Duties. AN ORDINANCE ES- nomic development ac- (3) The committee shall and means of obtaining (SEAL) runup and decontamina- MAAF will be turned over PA, Dugway, Utah The Trails Committee TABLISHING THE ECO- tivities and having back- not have any authority private, local, county, Commissioner Rock- tion pads and aircraft to the installation for use 84022. The Dugway Gar- shall: NOMIC DEVELOPMENT grounds, experience, tal- over employees of the state, or federal funds well voted crossovers to support the by military vehicles as a rison may seek a waiver 1) develop environmen- ADVISORY COMMIT- ents, and expertise in county, the county budg- and other participation Commissioner Law- runway. In the third tank trail (a road for to reduce the public com- tally, ecologically, and bi- TEE areas of economic devel- et, or property of the for the promotion of eco- rence voted phase, to be constructed heavy tracked vehicles). ment period to 15 days. ologically sensitive plans WHEREAS, a committee opment that would be county, but shall act nomic development proj- Commissioner John- in 2007-2008 new all The purpose and need of Any comments received for the trail system based is needed to assist the beneficial to the county solely as an advisory ects within the county; son voted weather navigational the proposed action is to during the period of 16- on the General Plan, county commission with and the community. committee. The publica- and APPROVED AS TO systems and lighting sys- replace the badly deter- 30 days after first publi- stakeholder/landowner economic development; (2) Economic Develop- tion and advertisement of (5) working with county FORM: tems will be installed to iorated pavements on cation will be addressed plans/vision, user needs, NOW, THEREFORE, BE ment Advisory Commit- the time and place of planning and economic Douglas J. Ahlstrom improve airfield operation the runways, taxiways, as if made during the 15- standards, and public in- IT ORDAINED BY THE tee members shall be meetings of the commit- development staff, com- Tooele County Attor- and safety, the parking and parking aprons so day comment period. put; LEGISLATIVE BODY appointed to four-year tee will not be necessary, mittees, and other com- ney aprons and secondary that aircraft can continue But if the 15-day notice 2) establish recommend- OF TOOELE COUNTY, terms. Members shall but shall be done at the munity based groups, as (Published in the Tran- taxiways will be re- to land safely at MAAF, period is approved, the ed plans and goals; UTAH AS FOLLOWS: serve four-year terms committee’s discretion. directed by the county script Bulletin March 28, placed, and the airfield and in order that the air- project may start on the 3) make policy recom- SECTION I - CHAPTER and until their succes- The planning and eco- commission, on econom- 2006) will be fenced to provide field can continue to 16th day after first publi- mendations to govern- ENACTED. Tooele sors are appointed and nomic development advi- ic issues and projects. protection for wildlife and safely perform mission- cation of this draft finding ment agencies; County Code Title 4 qualified. Terms shall sor and their staff will 4-19-5. Compensation. personnel in the area. critical operations for of no significant impact. 4) educate the public and PUBLIC NOTICE Chapter 19 is hereby commence on January 1 provide the necessary The members of the This document refers to DPG. Proponent: STEPHEN T. promote implementation FINDING OF NO SIG- enacted to read as fol- of each year. In the staff support for the work Economic Development the second phase of air- FINDING OF NO SIG- COX, Acting Garrison of trail plans; NIFICANT IMPACT FOR lows: event a term of a mem- of the committee and Advisory Committee field construction. NIFICANT IMPACT. Manager, U.S. Army, 5) acquire property and SUPPLEMENTAL ENVI- Chapter 19 ber expires without the shall act as the liaison to shall serve without com- To provide the aggre- Based on the findings of U.S. Army Dugway Prov- easements for trail sys- RONMENTAL ASSESS- Economic Develop- member having been re- the county commission pensation, but may be gate, sand, and gravel the Environmental As- ing Ground February 23, tems; MENT ment Advisory Com- appointed or a successor on behalf of the commit- reimbursed for reasona- needed for the proposed sessment, no significant 2006” 8202G503 6) design and develop For mittee having been appointed, tee. ble and necessary ex- second phase of the total impact to the environ- STEPHEN T. COX trails; and MICHAEL ARMY AIR- 4-19-1. Economic devel- the member shall contin- 4-19-4. Role of the advi- penses incurred in the project, DPG proposes to ment is expected from Date 7) promote economic de- FIELD (MAAF) – opment advisory commit- ue to serve until a suc- sory committee. performance of their du- expand one borrow the proposed reconstruc- Acting Garrison Manager velopment and tourism in PHASE TWO RECON- tee created. cessor is appointed, and The Economic Develop- ties. source on DPG that has tion of the MAAF. There- (Published in the Tran- the county. STRUCTION OF A 4-19-2. Appointment - the term of the successor ment Advisory Commit- 4-19-6. Economic De- been mined in the past, fore, in accordance with script Bulletin March 28, SECTION II - EFFEC- 13,125-FOOT FIXED Term - Vacancy. 30 & April 4, 2006) TIVE DATE. This ordi- Enjoy the taste south of the border Captain Kirk shares tahns cheese, chips, tortillas, let- discard. Broil steak over fine. Add vinegar and spices. 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Press out and shredded cheddar cheese. 1 fresh tomato, chopped his wife, Lisabeth, divide time Mexican dish. And the problem into thin circles. Cook in non- For a more spicy taste, cook 2 medium avocados, between their magnificent horse with that is? There is no problem. greased fry pan a little hotter chicken in taco seasonings or chopped (optional) farm in Kentucky and a hilltop The foods invented here that are than medium high heat. William Shatner add chili powder to soup. 1 large lemon, juiced home in Los Angeles. Each April reminiscent of spicy Mexican Salt he hosts the Hollywood Charity flavors are perhaps not authentic, Q: What’s your favorite sand- Pepper Beef Tamale Pie Horse Show to benefit Ahead but they are still nutritious and Fajitas wich? Cornmeal Crust With Horses, a charity organiza- tasty. (Makes 4 servings) 6 sprigs cilantro A: “I go to Subway and have 3/4 cup yellow cornmeal tion that gives physically chal- The following recipes fit this 1 pound flank or round Combine all ingredients and the person behind the counter 1/2 teaspoon salt lenged children the thrill of rid- description. steak cut 1/2 inch thick chill for one hour before serv- scoop out most of the bread 2 cups cold water ing a horse. For more info, go to: 2-3 limes, juiced ing. from one of those herb-covered This can be served as a 1 tablespoon butter or mar- www.williamshatner.com and Challuppa 1 to 1 1/2 teaspoons garlic sub rolls. Then I load it up with salt salad, appetizer or accompani- garine www.abc.com 1 2- to 4-pound beef or pork all types of vegetables. No mayo, 1/2 teaspoon pepper ment to fajitas. (Recipe cour- Filling roast a bit of oil and vinegar, and I’m 4 corn or flour tortillas tesy of Texas Meat Board) 1 pound ground beef Q: Okay. If aliens landed at 1 pound pinto beans soft- set.” warmed 1 cup chopped onion your house, what would you ened 1 large tomato, chopped 1 cup chopped green pep- feed them? 2 cloves garlic Picante Sauce Turkey Burgers by 3 green onions chopped per A: “Well, I wouldn’t want them 2 tablespoons chili powder 2 large tomatoes peeled Guacamole 16 ounces canned tomato to land at my home in Kentucky Elizabeth Shatner 1 tablespoon cumin 6 green chilies, peeled and Sour cream sauce because the ground might be 1 pound ground turkey 1 teaspoon oregano seeds and stems removed (or Trim excess fat and gristle wet and their spacecraft could 1 to 2 chopped tomatoes 1 teaspoon salt use canned chilies) 1 12-ounce can (1 1/2 cups) from steak. Pound steak to sink. And it’s too crowded near 1/2 to 1 chopped avocado 1 small can diced chilies 1 clove garlic corn, drained 1/4-inch thickness. Place steak Hollywood. 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What human foods do you like to share with crushed garlic to taste Dash pepper them? Garlic salt to taste 1 1/2 cups shredded A: “To be very honest, they Pepper to taste American cheese share their foods with me and my 1 tablespoon flavored olive oil Mix cornmeal and salt into wife. We prefer healthy foods, (basil garlic or rosemary) cold water. Cook and stir mix- like plenty of vegetables that ture until thick. Add butter include items that are a regular Mix all burger ingredients in and mix well. Put in greased part of a horse’s diet, such as large mixing bowl. Mash/press together into patties. Grill in pan 9x9x2 baking dish. alfalfa, oats and bran mash.” Brown beef, with onion with 1 tablespoon olive oil and, if desired, mushrooms, onions and and green pepper until meat Q: You lived the life of a starv- pepper until fully cooked (cook is brown and vegetables ing actor at one point. Any food meat until there is no pink left). are soft. Add tomato sauce, memories from those penny- Garnish with grilled vegetables corn, olives, garlic, sugar, 1 pinching days? and a sprig of dill, and serve with teaspoon salt, chili powder A: “Absolutely. During that Dijon mustard. and black pepper. Simmer 20 time when I didn’t have much Tip: Great served with fresh to 25 minutes or until thick. money, I would go to a nearby salad and garlic-rosemary roast- Turn into center of cornmeal Kresge store, which is an old- ed potatoes. mixture in pan leaving about time five and dime. All I could 1 inch around edges. Bake at afford was a small cup of fruit Write to Steven Austin in care 375 degrees for about 35 min- salad. You know, when I have of King Features Weekly Service, utes. Top with grated cheese fruit salad these days it always P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL and return to oven for about 5 reminds of that period in my life, 32853-6475, or send an e-mail to to 7 minutes. 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